The arat of the totalitarian state has gotten out of control. The new KGB is trying to use the experience of Colonel Polyakov in the fight against gangsters. Gangsters, in turn, seek to use him for criminal purposes. Fighting in a situation unimaginable just a few years ago, Polyakov begins to understand that those who prospered and ruled under the communist regime did not disappear, but went underground and became mafiosi. Now they are "Loop". Fleeing from bullets, former KGB Colonel Polyakov jumps out of the train while moving, loses consciousness, and upon coming to his senses, discovers that he is in the morgue. Next to him is State Security General Marchenko, his former and current boss. Now the general not only has a luxurious office in Lubyanka, but also a residence... in the morgue. Here he has more important affairs and, of course, more profitable than state affairs. In addition to high-ranking KGB officials, the general has for some time now been faithfully served by mafiosi and criminal elements, ready to carry out any criminal order of their boss. The author of the novel "Loop" Nick Gowing is an international columnist for ITN Channel 4 and host of the World in a Week program. He was awarded at the New York Television Festival for his brilliant coverage of the war in the Persian Gulf. His reports on events in the former Soviet Union are widely known. Nick Gowing's first novel, Barb Wire, about the infiltration of the Polish Solidarity movement by intelligence services, was published in 1988..

MediaDB / The arat of the totalitarian state has gotten out of control. The new KGB is trying to use the experience of Colonel Polyakov in the fight against gangsters. Gangsters, in turn, seek to use him for criminal purposes. Fighting in a situation unimaginable just a few years ago, Polyakov begins to understand that those who prospered and ruled under the communist regime did not disappear, but went underground and became mafiosi. Now they are "Loop". Fleeing from bullets, former KGB Colonel Polyakov jumps out of the train while moving, loses consciousness, and upon coming to his senses, discovers that he is in the morgue. Next to him is State Security General Marchenko, his former and current boss. Now the general not only has a luxurious office in Lubyanka, but also a residence... in the morgue. Here he has more important affairs and, of course, more profitable than state affairs. In addition to high-ranking KGB officials, the general has for some time now been faithfully served by mafiosi and criminal elements, ready to carry out any criminal order of their boss. The author of the novel "Loop" Nick Gowing is an international columnist for ITN Channel 4 and host of the World in a Week program. He was awarded at the New York Television Festival for his brilliant coverage of the war in the Persian Gulf. His reports on events in the former Soviet Union are widely known. Nick Gowing's first novel, Barb Wire, about the infiltration of the Polish Solidarity movement by intelligence services, was published in 1988..

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