Engaged with the North. On the trail of "Two Captains"

On July 28, 1912, in St. Petersburg, the expedition G.L. Soled Brusilova. Giddely and magnifier went downstream of the Neva Steam schooner Holy Anna. It seemed ahead was a whole life, full feats and accomplishments! Fate ordered otherwise. In the Kara Sea, the ship together with the crew fell into ice captivity. From the entire expedition, we succeeded only by two: the navigator Valerian Albanova and the sailor Alexander Konradu, whose diary records and became the only documentary evidence of what happened to the expedition. According to their memories, the Soviet writer Veniamin Caveryin created his most famous book Two Captains. More than a continuation of this story found a century later, when the Club Living Nature, with the support of Aviation of the FSB of Russia in 2010-2011, two search expeditions were conducted