The famous writer about the final volume of the “History of the Russian State”, about the need for a real federation and school reform “The History of the Russian State” has come to an end. The ninth volume of the grandiose project, started by Boris Akunin in 2013, is published on December 27 by AST publishing house. He talks about the events “After a serious long-term illness.

Why were the security officers, who were awarded the highest award of the Motherland, shot by one decree? 22 In July 1937, by the resolution of the Central Executive Committee of the USSR “For exemplary and selfless fulfillment of the most important tasks of the Government,” the Order of Lenin was awarded to 17 NKVD employees, mainly from the central apparatus of the Main Directorate of State Security. The list published in central Soviet newspapers contained only last names and initials.

On November 1, AST publishes the fifth book in the series “History of the Russian State.” Today in Novaya - the first publication Peter Alekseevich" "Tsar" The period described in this book is very short, even shorter than the reign of Peter I (1682–1725), because at first the monarch ruled only nominally, and the events of those years are described in the previous volume. However, the thirty years during which Peter Alekseevich carried out his reforms are of great importance.

On November 1, AST publishes the fifth book in the series “History of the Russian State.” Today in Novaya - the first publication Boris AKUNIN The period described in this book is very short, even shorter than the reign of Peter I (1682–1725), because at first the monarch ruled only nominally, and the events of those years are described in the previous volume. However, the thirty years during which Peter Alekseevich carried out his reforms are of great importance.

Excerpt from the new novel Boris AKUNIN “Moscow is coming!” Bury yourself! - from time immemorial they shouted in Rus', warning about the approach of formidable representatives of the authorities, the study of the nature of which is the subject of Boris Akunin’s new book “The Widow’s Cloth”.