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Stone Bridge

Name: Stone Bridge
Brand: Glagoslav Publications Ltd
SKU: 08867711
Price: 29.04 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Alexander Terekhov
ISBN: 9781909156647

Alexander Terekhov

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 08867711

Publishers Glagoslav Publications Ltd, March 2014

On June 3, 1943, two bodies are discovered at the Great Stone Bridge, in the heart of Moscow. They a... Full description

Libristo code: 08867711

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On June 3, 1943, two bodies are discovered at the Great Stone Bridge, in the heart of Moscow. They are the teenage offspring of two of Stalin's favourites: Volodya Shakhurin, the son of the People's Commissar for the Aviation Industry, and the stunningly beautiful Nina Umanskaya, 15 years of age, the daughter of the former Soviet ambassador to the USA. By all accounts, the former shot the latter before turning the gun on himself. The Stone Bridge is a detailed historical reconstruction of the Stalinist era as seen through one man's seven-year investigation into the case of the 'young wolves' - a Nazi-inspired secret society inside an elite Kremlin school. Based on a true story, The Stone Bridge resurrects actual historical figures and brings to light official documents from NKVD case files. The book shines the spotlight on a past with which the country has never properly come to terms, and which therefore - tragically - has a poisonous effect on present-day Russia.