Two girls, two Natashas, two “falls” into the past... The fate of Russia, and the whole world, rests on their fragile shoulders. But how to cope with the clumsy Chariot of History, if you can’t warn Comrade Stalin, it’s too late to kill Khrushchev, the Kalashnikov assault rifle has already been invented, and Vysotsky himself performs his own songs well? If the clock shows midnight on June 21, 1941, and only a few hours remain before the start of the Great Patriotic War? There is only one way out - not to strain yourself, not to try to turn the heavy Chariot of History with your bare hands, but simply to be in the right place at the right time, to become the very pebble that will turn it in the right direction... Both Natashas, like real Russian students, Komsomol members, athletes, are not were afraid of difficulties, saved the USSR... each in their own way... Contents: Student, Komsomol member, athlete (novel), pp. 7-250 How I went to the parade (story), pp. 251-268 Fraulein Stirlitz (story), pp. 269-477