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Beschreibung
An NVIDIA chip in a Russian combat drone. U.S. components in the FSB's radio equipment. Off-the-shelf technology that kills. Enno Lenze brings Russian drones back from the front lines to Berlin, takes them apart in the workshop at the Berlin Story Bunker, and shows what's inside: Western technology can be found in almost every large drone-despite all the sanctions.
The book explains how the war of maneuver evolved into drone warfare and how it works today: the Molnia kamikaze drone, which kills a person for ten euros; the Shahed's mesh modem, which turns the drones into a swarm; jammers and scanners in the battle for every radio frequency; and artificial intelligence that identifies targets on its own in the field. Using more than 30 analyzed drones, Lenze shows how the chips make their way to Russia, why the sanctions are having an effect yet are still failing-and what this form of warfare means for Europe.
With over 50 color illustrations: photos of disassembled drones, circuit boards, and components on display at the Ukraine Museum in Berlin-the only drone exhibition of its kind in Europe.
An NVIDIA chip in a Russian combat drone. U.S. components in the FSB's radio equipment. Off-the-shelf technology that kills. Enno Lenze brings Russian drones back from the front lines to Berlin, takes them apart in the workshop at the Berlin Story Bunker, and shows what's inside: Western technology can be found in almost every large drone-despite all the sanctions.
The book explains how the war of maneuver evolved into drone warfare and how it works today: the Molnia kamikaze drone, which kills a person for ten euros; the Shahed's mesh modem, which turns the drones into a swarm; jammers and scanners in the battle for every radio frequency; and artificial intelligence that identifies targets on its own in the field. Using more than 30 analyzed drones, Lenze shows how the chips make their way to Russia, why the sanctions are having an effect yet are still failing-and what this form of warfare means for Europe.
With over 50 color illustrations: photos of disassembled drones, circuit boards, and components on display at the Ukraine Museum in Berlin-the only drone exhibition of its kind in Europe.
Über den Autor
Enno Lenze, born in 1982, grew up in France, Rwanda, and Germany. After completing an apprenticeship as an IT systems specialist, he worked as a systems administrator for high-availability systems. In 2014, he took over the Berlin Story Bunker and transformed it into a venue for modern history education, attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors annually, including ambassadors, state guests, and NATO military personnel. Together with Wieland Giebel, he organized Historial, Europe's largest history festival. Since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion, Lenze has traveled to Ukraine nearly every month, bringing back drones and captured items from the front lines to analyze them in the bunker's workshop. He and Giebel established the Ukraine Museum in Berlin.
Details
Erscheinungsjahr: 2026
Fachbereich: Populäre Darstellungen
Genre: Politikwissenschaft & Soziologie, Recht, Sozialwissenschaften, Wirtschaft
Rubrik: Wissenschaften
Medium: Taschenbuch
Originaltitel: Know Your Enemy
ISBN-13: 9783957232090
ISBN-10: 3957232090
Sprache: Englisch
Einband: Kartoniert / Broschiert
Autor: Lenze, Enno
Hersteller: BerlinStory Verlag GmbH
Verantwortliche Person für die EU: BerlinStory Verlag GmbH, Leuschnerdamm 7, D-10999 Berlin, service@berlinstory.de
Abbildungen: Featuring over 50 color illustrations: photos of Russian combat and reconnaissance drones, disassembled circuit boards, radio modules, and chips from Western manufacturers, taken in the workshop at th
Maße: 183 x 124 x 22 mm
Von/Mit: Enno Lenze
Erscheinungsdatum: 21.09.2026
Gewicht: 0,162 kg
Artikel-ID: 136826399

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