Contribution
Mar 17 2016
•Mystery, History
Perm, Siberia, 1918. the central Siberian White guard corps under the command of a young general Anatoliy Pepelyaev have taken the city. the army is exhausted and running short on supplies. the General tasks the Permian merchants with collecting the money needed for the survival of the army much to their dismay. madame chagina, a rich widow answers the call and presents general with a massive diamond... only to have it mysteriously disappear the next day. recently sentenced to death red Army investigator Andrei murzin is brought in to nd the precious contribution. murzin must nd the diamond in exchange for a chance to save his life.
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Maksim Matveev
Major-general Anatoliy Peplyaev
Ilya Noskov
Andrey Murzin
Elizaveta Boyarskaya
Chagina
Evgeniy Dyatlov
merchant Kuzma Nasonov
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