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The cortic is the first part of the trilogy and the first literary brainchild of the famous Russian writer Anatoly Rybakov. The continuation of the "cortica" became the story "Bronze Bird" and "Shot".
The action of the story takes place in the twenties of the last century, the country covers the Civil War. Moscow schoolboy Misha Polyakov Hotel in the summer of Grandparents in a small town of Reck. They also have a former sailor of the Black Sea Fleet from the Lincard "Empress Maria", and now the Commissioner of the Red Army Sergey Polyeva. He keeps the old sea crust without a sheath and is trying to unravel him secret, because because of this, a man was killed.
A curious boy accidentally becomes the holder of the cortica and learns that a metal plate is hidden, made by incomprehensible signs. Only the key from this mysterious cipher is in the sheath, and the sheath - the leader of the Nikitsky gang, which hunts the cortic. Suddenly Misha and his friends become participants in a dangerous adventure
The action of the story takes place in the twenties of the last century, the country covers the Civil War. Moscow schoolboy Misha Polyakov Hotel in the summer of Grandparents in a small town of Reck. They also have a former sailor of the Black Sea Fleet from the Lincard "Empress Maria", and now the Commissioner of the Red Army Sergey Polyeva. He keeps the old sea crust without a sheath and is trying to unravel him secret, because because of this, a man was killed.
A curious boy accidentally becomes the holder of the cortica and learns that a metal plate is hidden, made by incomprehensible signs. Only the key from this mysterious cipher is in the sheath, and the sheath - the leader of the Nikitsky gang, which hunts the cortic. Suddenly Misha and his friends become participants in a dangerous adventure
Author:
Author:Rybakov A.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
Series:
Series: BISS. Big illustrated Writing Assembly
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-91045-732-8
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