The collection includes novels, novellas and stories by Soviet science fiction writers of the 1920s. — “The Death of the Main City” by E. Zozuli, “Squadron of the World Commune” by S. Budantsev, “The Mysterious Explosion” by N. Shpanov, “Days of Fire” by A. Gorelov, “The Death of Britain” by S. Grigoriev and “The Steel Castle” by the author who went into hiding under the pseudonym P.N.G. They are united by the theme of the struggle of the communist international and the evil, cruel moneybags, the “last and decisive” battle of the world Commune and world Capital. These works also reflected other common themes of the era: fantastic inventions, conquest of the air, ubiquitous spies and saboteurs, global disasters and adventurous adventures of the “red Pinkertons.”

Contents: From the compiler E. Zozulya. Death of the Main CityS. Budantsev. Squadron of the World Commune N. Shpanov. Mysterious explosionA. Gorelov. Fire daysS. Grigoriev. Death of Britain N. G. Steel Castle Comments

Drafting and comments: M. Fomenko