Hard alloy. Voevodin E.V., Taluntis E.R.

The novels of Evgeny Voevodin (1928-181) and Eduard Taluntis (1926-1992) "Rather recently." (1955) and the “solid alloy” (1957) belong to the best examples of domestic espionage literature. The first story takes place in 1941, when Nazi intelligence managed to abandon a group of agents into Soviet territory. The hidden saboteurs “wake up” their new overseas owners to carry out a large -scale subversive operation. Counterinters enter the race with the times, trying to calculate and neutralize the agent network. Events of the second unfold around the breakthrough invention of Soviet metallurgists, which will give a gigantic advantage to the economy and military industry of the Soviet Union. Our enemies are trying to interfere with this. The center of the operation becomes Professor Trojanovsky, whose son went missing at the very beginning of the war. Blackmark, bribery, an attempt to play on the lowest feelings and instincts are used.