The book “Bombarders of the 1st world” by Vyacheslav Kondratiev is a fascinating and profound study that immerses the reader in the world of aviation of the First World War. In this work, the author not only describes the technical characteristics and combat actions, but also reveals the human destinies associated with this new and dangerous type of war. Kondratiev, known for his work on military history and aviation, offers a unique look at how bombers have changed the course of military conflicts and the daily lives of people. From the first pages of the book, the reader finds himself in a whirlwind of events when the sky over Europe was filled with the first combat aircraft. Kondratiev masterfully describes how aviation technology developed against the background of global conflict, how it became more and more perfect and deadly. It explores how bombers were used to destroy enemy infrastructure, as well as to morally suppress civilian populations. In this context, the author raises important questions about the morality and ethics of war, about how new technologies affect human lives and destinies. The book will be interesting to both fans of history and those who are fond of aviation. It is suitable for both adult readers and adolescents interested in military topics . If you’re looking for a piece that combines deep analysis and an exciting plot, Bombers of the World 1 will be a great choice. Readers who enjoy books such as Leo Tolstoy's War and Peace or Roman Senchin's Through the Fire will find much in common in this work. The themes raised in the book are diverse and multi-faceted. Kondratiev is not afraid to explore the dark sides of the war, showing how the bombing led to destruction and suffering. He also highlights how aviation has become a symbol of new opportunities and challenges that have opened new horizons for humanity. The reader will be able to see how bombers have become not only a weapon of war, but also a catalyst for change in society, science and technology. Kondratieff's style is distinguished by brightness and expressiveness. He skillfully combines documentary facts with artistic elements, which makes reading not only informative, but also fascinating. His previous works, such as “Aviation during the Great Patriotic War” and “History of aviation: from the first flights to modern technologies”, have already won the recognition of readers and critics. In "World Bombers 1" the author continues to develop his themes, delve into the details and create a complete picture of the time when the sky became a battlefield. The book also contains many illustrations and photographs, which allows the reader to better understand the context of the events described. This makes World Bombers 1 not only a literary work, but also a real visual journey into an era when aviation was just beginning its path to dominance in military conflicts. As a result, “World War I Bombers” is not just a book about war, but an in-depth study that makes you think about the consequences of human actions. It will be a great addition to the library of everyone who is interested in history, aviation and the changes that have occurred in our world thanks to technology. If you want to know how bombers changed the course of history and influenced the fate of millions, this book should definitely be on your reading list.