Detective of the Russian Empire: Gang Kolka-Kun. Will. Turkestan
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Gang Kolka-kuna
1905, the Russo-Japanese war is coming to an end, and a revolution is brewing in Russia. Japanese intelligence prepared its agents from captured Poles, and returned them to their homeland along with other prisoners of war. This became known to the police department. Lykov, along with the gendarmes, was instructed to identify and arrest spies. During the inquiry, he learns about the group of former soldiers, united to fight tsarism. Their leader is Private Nikolai Kunitsyn, who received the nickname Kolka-kun. A charismatic personality, fearless, who has seen a lot, he invented his own model of the state, where peasants will rule. The idea carries many, and it is difficult to catch such a person - people help him hide from the police. Lykov begins the search and quickly finds out that the former prisoners are pretty to him and he does not want to put them in jail ...
Testament of Avvakum
The summer of 1879. Not only merchants and industrialists come from the famous Nizhny Novgorod fair from all over the Russian Empire, but also criminals of all stripes - the richest fair attracts scammers, thieves, killers ... The first corpse was discovered the day before its opening. In the heel of the unknown, a page was found from the precious manuscript of the Protopop Avvakum, which is hunted by the schismatics and robbers from the gang of the axis of the murderer. The best police forces were thrown to the search for criminals, but the case is incredibly difficult, it does not manage to reveal it, and brutal killings continue ...
Turkestan
June 1894. Leaving the police department, Alexei Lykov, along with their friend Titus, go to Turkestan to sell the forest for the construction of railways. Tashkent - a city on the Great Silk Road - meets travelers with beautiful mosques, bright carpets and crowded streets. It would seem that nothing can violate the usual and measured life of the townspeople. But Tashkent is amazed at a series of bloody and brutal murders. The strangest thing is that all the victims are Russian settlers. Who is behind this? The newly made timber prisoners decide to help the police officer of the native part, Colonel Skobeev, to investigate this confusing business, which, as it turns out, is involved not only in Muslim fanatics
1905, the Russo-Japanese war is coming to an end, and a revolution is brewing in Russia. Japanese intelligence prepared its agents from captured Poles, and returned them to their homeland along with other prisoners of war. This became known to the police department. Lykov, along with the gendarmes, was instructed to identify and arrest spies. During the inquiry, he learns about the group of former soldiers, united to fight tsarism. Their leader is Private Nikolai Kunitsyn, who received the nickname Kolka-kun. A charismatic personality, fearless, who has seen a lot, he invented his own model of the state, where peasants will rule. The idea carries many, and it is difficult to catch such a person - people help him hide from the police. Lykov begins the search and quickly finds out that the former prisoners are pretty to him and he does not want to put them in jail ...
Testament of Avvakum
The summer of 1879. Not only merchants and industrialists come from the famous Nizhny Novgorod fair from all over the Russian Empire, but also criminals of all stripes - the richest fair attracts scammers, thieves, killers ... The first corpse was discovered the day before its opening. In the heel of the unknown, a page was found from the precious manuscript of the Protopop Avvakum, which is hunted by the schismatics and robbers from the gang of the axis of the murderer. The best police forces were thrown to the search for criminals, but the case is incredibly difficult, it does not manage to reveal it, and brutal killings continue ...
Turkestan
June 1894. Leaving the police department, Alexei Lykov, along with their friend Titus, go to Turkestan to sell the forest for the construction of railways. Tashkent - a city on the Great Silk Road - meets travelers with beautiful mosques, bright carpets and crowded streets. It would seem that nothing can violate the usual and measured life of the townspeople. But Tashkent is amazed at a series of bloody and brutal murders. The strangest thing is that all the victims are Russian settlers. Who is behind this? The newly made timber prisoners decide to help the police officer of the native part, Colonel Skobeev, to investigate this confusing business, which, as it turns out, is involved not only in Muslim fanatics
Author:
Author:Svechin N.
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Detective Books
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:newspaper
Series:
Series: Detective of the Russian Empire (cover)
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-121577-4
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