The Russian squadron, which reached the shores of Syria at the end of 2012, was abandoned by an unknown force in October 1917. Instead of the Mediterranean Sea, she ended up in the Baltic Sea. The heroes of this book did not hesitate for a minute. Having defeated the German squadron at Moonsund, they headed to Petrograd and helped the Bolsheviks take power into their own hands. But, as it turned out, taking power was only half the battle. It was necessary to restore order in our country. And this is more difficult than defeating an external enemy. Ukraine, Crimea, Caucasus, Far East. Wherever fate took them, they, together with Stalin’s government, collected the fragments of the Russian Empire that had split into independent pseudo-states. At the same time, we have to repel the machinations of external enemies who do not need THIS kind of Russia. But as the head of the Bolshevik government, Joseph Stalin, said: “There are no fortresses in the world that the Bolsheviks could not take”...