Glorious guys in Russian. An unexplored story. Book 1. Tarasova O.A., Butorin S.Yu.

Disputes about the era of the 90s in Russia do not subside for decades. For some, they are “dashing”, for others “saints”. Saints, for those who have become the owner of factories, newspapers, and steamboats for several years. Dashing for those who lost all their savings have lost their jobs, close people. The rampant drug addiction and alcoholism, prostitution, and also bloody criminal wars.

The author knows firsthand the history of Russian criminal wars and truthfully talks about the events of those years. About himself, about friends, about the people with whom Sergei fate brought together. He tells the truth, even if no one reads it.

This is by no means a confession. There is no fiction in the book, although there may also be inaccuracies, including because the author sets out exclusively his view of events and people. Be that as it may, not a single coincidence is not accidentally, not a single inaccuracy is intended, all faces are real, although not all to the present moment and living.

The author does not promote a criminal lifestyle and is not inclined to idealize anyone. As they say, if you can’t be an excellent example, try to become at least a terrifying warning.

The author and the publishing house do not urge the legislation of the Russian Federation, do not promote and do not romantize the criminal lifestyle, but only shows the dramatic history of our Fatherland, hidden from the eyes are not dedicated.