New books at "Editura Militară"

She was supposed to have exchange available, but in the same time, as a person who's living in Romania and should be aware of situation, you should have ready the exact amount (that's the best option), or some currency allowing you to offer "100+x" and get exchange in "10" or "5" bill.
This prudent approach is useful for other countries as well.

I know that, but in that moment, after searching that particular military unit and being in a hurry not to lose the train (as I was returning with a team of 14 students and 4 other teachers from Spain, as a partner in a multinational school project) and the other members of the team phoning me as well ("Where are you? When are you getting back?"), the possibility of not getting he change was not taken into account at that moment. But, as we can see, I have NOT forgotten it!

This post has been edited by MMM on September 19, 2012 07:01 am

MMM ,
I bought both .Great books . Both have references about june -july 1941 . First is very intersting book , have more pictures .Tonight I will write the contents .

About Vasile Scarneci book , is 2 chapter with ww1 and ww2 memories .In chapter about ww2 begin at 22.06.1941 ( the author be part of ''Batalionul 3 Vanatori Munte '') . Bucovina ,Crimeea campaign....etc

In Petre Otu book : have only 3 pages about june july 1941 campaign , about 15 Dorobanti Regiment .

http://www.edituramilitara.ro/portofoliu.p...e=salon_carte_p

First I got the "original"
... and now Editura Militară is getting it translated! Although the references to Romania are scarce - and hopefully the "translated" version kept the name index - it is certainly worth the money!
Ce ştia Stalin?

Very good book.

...and very good price.

Quite so... I got the "original" for a price of almost 8$ (3.97 the book and 3.97 postage), so the Romanian version is cheaper; I must say, though, that I do not know if the Ro. version is also with a hard cover, but, more important, with a name index.
Some Suvorov "fans" might also be a little disappointed. Keep in mind the author is an ex-CIA man!!!