During the first revolution in the Russian Empire, the Black Hundreds monarchists realize the possibility of Ukrainians separating into an independent state and decide to commit a crime. They choose the informal leader of the Ukrainians living in the Russian Federation, Boris Grinchenko, as their victim. To avoid publicity, the conspirators carry out a series of insidious intrigues and take away the most valuable things from the leader of the Ukrainians.
The book is an author's artistic interpretation of the consequences of the political activities of the Grinchenko family as the brightest figures of Ukrainian culture, who suffered the most as a result of the first revolution in the Russian Empire.
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