Pavel and Fyodor Morozov were buried at the Gerasimovka cemetery. An obelisk with a red star was erected on the grave hill, and a cross was buried next to it with the inscription: “On September 3, 1932, two Morozov brothers died from the evil of a man from a sharp knife - Pavel Trofimovich, born in 1918, and Fyodor Trofimovich.” From the author: Work I’m working on the novel live, I’m posting what I’ve already written. All the characters, except for the revived Pavlik, all the signs of the times are documented, verified with historical sources. The first chapters are filled with references; later on the narrative will become more dynamic. If Krupskaya loved coffee “in a cupronickel coffee pot,” and the waiter at the National said: “Hold the lid,” then this is what happened according to eyewitness accounts. This is as true as the fact that “Lenin came from Germany in a sealed carriage with his mistress Inessa Fedorovna Armand” and then the three of them lived: Volodichka, Agnes and Nadechka...