Каликинский В. Легионер.

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The title has a dedicatory signature from the author. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Kalikinsky V. Legionnaire. Historical novel. Series: Terra Incognita. Vladivostok, Rubezh 2012, 880 p. Hardcover, slightly oversized. Circulation 3000 copies

Sakhalin writer Vyacheslav Kalikinsky wrote a fascinating historical novel about the tragic fate of the guards officer Karl Landsberg, whose life one day suddenly turned upside down, and from the brilliant salons of St. Petersburg he suddenly found himself in convict Sakhalin... The author tries to take a closer look on his hero, but he studied even more carefully the era in which he lived and the people connected with him in one way or another. The novel “Legionary” opens a series of historical prose published by Terra Incognita

Plot.

The investigation into the high-profile double murder in St. Petersburg in the spring of 1879, which outraged Emperor Alexander II, is being conducted by the head of the capital's criminal detective police, Putilin. He gets on the trail of the killer: this is the ensign of the Sapper Life Guards battalion, Karl von Landsberg. The district court, chaired by the famous lawyer Anatoly Koni, sentences him. And here is a party of convicts on Sakhalin. According to the strictest regulations, Landsberg should be sent to mines where life expectancy does not exceed a few weeks. In addition, on the way to hard labor he quarreled with the authorities - the Ivans, and a second death sentence seems inevitable...