Abstract

What if Russia’s real history was never written in the Kremlin—but in secret basements, barracks, and investigators’ offices?

This is Book Six of The Adventures of Putin’s Double—a razor-edged political satire where truth and fiction blur until they’re one and the same.

In these pages, Belarus turns into a stage for absurd war games, Little Red Riding Hood works for the KGB, Chechnya quietly disappears from the map, replaced by the Empire’s latest “projects.”

Investigator Petrovich—the man who survived sleepless torture and earned the favor of Their Imperial Majesties—unlocks the door to a secret school no one dares to name. Meanwhile, John, disguised as Ivan, reflects on doves and hawks—those who shout for war, and those who wage it in silence.

It’s all here: laughter and terror, absurdity and truth, familiar faces and distorted reflections of power. And somewhere ahead—something even more unbelievable waits.

Read it before it’s banned.