Substances were found in Russian oil, when heated, forming phosgen
In Russian oil, which was exported, they found Phosgen, a deadly poisonous gas used in the First World War. More precisely, not phosgen, but substances that form phosgen when heated. Once I stood on the platform and looked at the rumbling composition with the inscription "Oil" (or gasoline?) On every dirty carriage. Gray was a day, some kind of nondescript suburb, around the house and the stunted nature and only this composition made the impression of power, indomitability, will.