Amur-father. Golden fever

Nikolai Pavlovich Zadornov (1909-1992) is a famous Russian writer, the author of several novels telling about the history of the development of Siberia and the Far East by Russian pioneers. The special love of readers was wound up by the Amur-Batyushka dilogy and his continuation "Golden fever". In recent decades of the XIX century, rich gold placers have been opened on numerous cupid trims. Personents persecuted by need and deprivation from central Russia by whole villages go to this uninhabited stern land, where there are a great many good earth, beast and fish, and the water of the Amur River carry grains of precious metal. Here and there, in the depths of the Amur forests, the republics of prospectors arise - tiny states in the state, with their laws and rulers, who are not afraid to sometimes enter into an open struggle with the tsarist authorities