Kill the deserter

In December 1825, in St. Petersburg, the capital of the Russian Empire, there was a rebellion of conspirators, who will later be called the Decembrists. The rebellion was depressed, but, as you know, "Decembrists woke Herzen", and that "unfolded revolutionary agitation", which had very significant consequences - both for our country and for the whole world as a whole ... suffice to say that Herzen"s relay After some time, she picked up such serious and responsible comrades as Lenin and Stalin.
But who woke up the Decembrists themselves, and why did they eat everyone so much - even the price of life? What could they bring Russia really? What motives were moving, what were these people? Victims or hostages of circumstances? An unusual look at the problem of Decembrists offers Oleg Mazurin in an alternative historical novel. The text is to a certain extent provocatively, but read in one breath ...
We have not already known such Decembrists. We have not heard about it yet