The Little Diver

13 hrs. 45 min.

Language Russian

Author Sergey Kalashnikov

Narrator Albert Fomin (Fan12)

Description

Pyotr Semenovich is an instrumentation engineer. He finds himself in 1876—the eve of the last Russo-Turkish war. He remembers the level of technical progress only from the film “The Turkish Gambit.” But he is also a Russian man, and he won’t sit with folded hands. Especially since certain details about the history of technology have remained in his memory. So why not attempt to build a small submarine—since he knows the reasons behind the modest successes of the mine-craft of that period? A “Little Diver,” disguised as a dolphin, causes a commotion in both the Black Sea, the Mediterranean, and the Japanese Sea—because it carries weapons that no warship can escape.

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