The last war. Bulychev K.

Kir Bulychev is the second value in Russian science fiction of the 20th century after the Strugatsky brothers. Several generations of readers grew on his books, and the first reader love is durable and does not pass over the years. The founder of the Great Guslyar, the godfather of Alisa Selezneva, the girls from the future land, the chronicler of the works and days of Dr. Pavlysh and his friends from the crew of the Segezha interplanetary starship, the pilot on the Chronom River, which connects different banks of Russia in time... - Cyrus Bulychev is multidimensional, as herself is multidimensional Life, in his literary universe there is a place for a joking rally, and caustic, merciless irony, and the wisdom of the scientist and the visitor. There is everything except boredom in it.

The Segezha spacecraft calmly followed the titanium with a load of mine equipment, when a radiogram came from the Galactic Center: to urgently interrupt the flight, take on board passengers of an alien ship and a special purpose cargo. And then take a course in one of the star systems to the planet, where, according to the unmanned ship-reconnaissance, a terrible war broke out. Why was earthlings sent there? Because, judging by the images of the inhabitants of the dead planet, they are similar to people. And a special purpose cargo is a device created by the race of crowns to restore the dead body. This is the tie of the novel "The Last War." But the task that the author sets is not limited to an adventurous plot. In fact, the story told by the writer is a possible projection to the future of our current land with its interstate strife, xenophobia, total unwillingness to understand the neighbor and accept the opposite point of view. Could our planet repeat the disastrous path that the alien civilization has passed? And is it worth returning to the life of those who in the struggle for power brought the planet to death?

The book also includes the novels “Thirteen Years” and “The Great Spirit and the Fugitives”.