Sasha Vilensky's psychological thriller "Nekama" ("Revenge" in Hebrew) tells the story of the secret cooperation of Israeli and Russian intelligence agents to search for fugitive Nazi agents. The action takes place over a number of years - from the Second World War to the mid-90s - against the backdrop of the fate of a brother and sister separated during the war (she ended up in Israel, he remained in the USSR), as well as the story of the death of a group of Sverdlovsk tourists in the late 50s. x years. The author sets out his vision of famous stories, stipulating that all this is fiction, the fruit of his fantasies.