Berta Bers. In the Networks of Espionage

A cold-blooded gentleman-gambler, a circus beauty, whose luxurious body is enjoyed by the powerful of this world, a satanic doctor-hypnotist... Their helpless victims are entangled in the webs of German espionage that have engulfed the entire St. Petersburg... Nikolai Georgievich Shebuev (1874-1937) was a writer, journalist, poet, and publisher. In 1905-1906, he published the popular satirical magazine "Pulemyot," where he harshly mocked the tsarist government, for which he was arrested and imprisoned. From 1906-1907, he published a newspaper, and from 1908 to 1925, he published magazines. He was also the author of scripts for the stage and circus. Our publishing house has released the following works by him: "Berta Bers. In the Nets of Espionage," "The She-Devil. An Extremely Criminal Novel," "Beautiful Elena (Theatrical Passions)," "Godless Moscow," "The Case of His Worker Majesty the Proletarians of All Russia: Memories of 'Pulemyot,' 'Days of Freedom,' 'Accidental Amnesty,' 'Gaponiada,' and other things in quotes. The print run of 30 copies was produced using print-on-demand technology.