M. : 2003. 275 s. — (Alpinism School). This book appeared as a result of a struggle or agreement of several prerequisites. One of them, and it often had to be heard, is "Wolves to be afraid - in the forest not to go". No need to worry [D]. It's not as bad as the book[edit] The other is that climbers, like representatives of other difficult or even extreme sports activities, although they aspire to the zone of increased objective dangers, are not suicidal at all. And their actions and actions are still carefully calculated .. Usually. The third one has long been preached by both Soviet and post-Soviet mountaineering: "learn from mistakes". Or, as one of the most famous climbers, teachers and equipment researchers Pete Schubert put it more harshly in his book “Safety and Risk on Rocks and Ice” (7): “Learn from Misfortunes” . Fourth - it can be expressed by the words with which one of the climbers teaches his grandson: "Yes, you should not be afraid of anything, but you should be afraid of .. You can go to the forest, but you know what to do if a wolf gets caught. Or knowing what to do to avoid it.” About the authors.