Abstract
In March 1915, an electrician sought the help of Russia’s most popular newspaper in an attempt to provide the Russian military with blueprints for his invention: an unmanned aerial reconnaissance and bombing craft. His letter to the staff of the paper recounts the all-too-usual and unfortunate obstacles posed by the bureaucracy of the Russian imperial state.
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Edward Berezin, “Extract of a Letter to the Editorial Office of the Newspaper Russkoye Slovo,” The Journal of Military History 87, no. 4 (October 2023): 1090–1093.