Drafted into the Soviet Army in April 1984 and sent at the age of
19 to serve in Afghanistan as a minesweeper, Vladislav Tamarov
turned in secret to the pen and the camera to chronicle his 621
days of war. Photographs depicting the haunted faces of both
soldiers and civilians, the country's rugged yet beautiful mountain
terrain, and the banality of daily life between missions are
interspersed with Tamarov's unsentimental but passionate prose, in
which he reveals his growing disorientation and assails his
government's folly for engaging in a campaign that has been widely
dubbed "the Soviet Vietnam."
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