“Small Encyclopedia of Cold Weapons” by Pavel Yugrin is a fascinating and informative work that immerses the reader in the world of cold weapons, their history, types and features. This book will be a real find for anyone interested in military history, weapons, as well as the culture and traditions of different peoples. In his encyclopedia, Yugrin offers the reader not just a set of facts, but a whole palette of knowledge about cold weapons, ranging from ancient swords to modern knives. Each page is filled with fascinating accounts of how weapons have evolved over the centuries, what cultural and historical events have influenced their evolution, and the significance of cold weapons in different cultures. The reader will be able to learn about the most famous specimens, such as samurai katanas, European knightly swords and even rare specimens that have their own unique history. This book will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from teenagers who are fond of history and military topics, to adults who appreciate in-depth research and want to expand their knowledge. It is suitable for both history lovers and collectors who are looking for information about rare objects. Thanks to the accessible language and fascinating style of presentation, the “Small Encyclopedia of Cold Weapons” will be able to attract the attention of even those who have not previously been interested in this topic. The themes raised in the book are diverse and multi-faceted. Yugrin not only describes various types of cold weapons, but also considers their functional purpose, technological features and the impact on combat. It touches on issues related to cultural traditions that have formed around cold weapons, and shows how it has become a symbol of honor and dignity in different nations. Particular attention is also paid to modern aspects: how cold weapons are used in our time, how they have become part of cultural events and even art. The style of Pavel Yugrin is lively and figurative. He skillfully combines facts and interesting anecdotes, which makes reading not only informative, but also fascinating. Yugrin is the author of several books, among which are “The History of Weapons” and “The Myths and Reality of Cold Weapons”, which also deserve attention. His approach to the study of the topic is always based on careful research and respect for the subject, which makes his work valuable to readers. The Little Encyclopedia of Cold Weapons is not just a book, but a real find for those who want to understand how cold weapons shaped human history and how they continue to influence the modern world. Reading this book, you will not only expand your knowledge, but also immerse yourself in a fascinating world where each weapon has its own history, and each type has its own characteristics. This work will be an excellent addition to the library of any connoisseur of history and culture, as well as give a lot of interesting moments while reading. If you’re looking for books on cold weapons, military history, or cultural traditions, The Little Encyclopedia of Cold Weapons will be your trusted guide to this exciting world. Do not miss the chance to learn more about how cold weapons shaped the fate of nations and how they continue to be relevant today.