Frenchman

The story does not end. Sometimes events and objects seem to be removed from a linear flow and seem to Mitchell "endless nesting dolls of painted moments." The novels of Yuri Kostin "German", "Russian", "French" are the case when the past continues to remind of himself, controlling the choice and fate of his heroes in the real present. The apple garden in the village of Kh Khimsnoye in the fall of 1941, the Soviet "Pirozhkova" on Christmas and Oktoberfest in Munich, the Caribbean airfield, the Shaman River and the Alpine Lake, the Santa Monica Boulevard, the Kutuzov headquarters in Tarutino and the NASA Observatory at the top of Mauna-Kaa-that"s only only Some "puzzles" from the chronicle of Anton Ushakov.
The new novel by Yuri Kostin "French" - about overcoming borders and conflicts, even the most painful: between people who were called the "allies or, for example," fraternal peoples". The disappeared treasures of the burned Moscow in 1812, the struggle for which continues in our days (and far from continental Europe), is not at all what the heroes expect from them. These are things - but related ties, reaching through centuries and contrary to politics, Yuri Kostin magically combines the scenes of the present (investigation of Anton Ushakov), diaries from the past and military history, perhaps the most mysterious and most majestic - Pushkin period of Russian history, which began with the murder of the emperor