Concession

All the work of Pavel Leonidovich Daletsky (1898-1963) is connected with the Far East, where he was in childhood. The most popular among readers was the epic novel on the hills of Manchuria, dedicated to the Russian-Japanese war.
However, no less interest is the novel "concession" about the exciting, almost detective events of the late 1920s-early 1930s in Kamchatka. The young Soviet government declared the natural wealth of this region a popular treasure, so far with impunity plundered by Japanese industrialists and fishing companies. So that people willingly go to uninhabited lands and do not feel the need, a joint -stock Kamchatka society was created, which took on a difficult duty - to observe the legality and order in the gigantic territory and prevent its ruin. But the enemies of Soviet power and foreign competitors were not going to give up without a fight