Muskaw 2042: Persiska (Farsi) 1402

After the death of Leonid Brezhnev in 1982, the old men of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union died one after another and the country fell into the hands of the younger ones, and maybe if these old men had not died, the world would never have seen the end of the Soviet Union. The story of novel "Moscow 2042" is the story of one of the countless Russian exiles, the author who, in 1982, the same year after the death of Brezhnev and the sounding of the alarm for the Soviet Union, while staying in Munich, realizes that he can travel to the future. ; Fast forward 60 years, to Moscow in 2042. This exciting offer couldn't be turned down, and neither would Vitaly Kartsev! Kartsev's journey to the future, to his beloved country, to the beautiful Moscow of the third millennium, like any leap in time, is accompanied by a mixture of wonder and heroism that may happen to any person unconsciously. If we refer to Marx's words and see history and its repetition in tragedy and then comedy, it is always comedy that forms a part of the future, and the book Moscow 2042 is no exception to this rule. Vladimir Vainovich, who himself was one of the observers of the end of the Soviet Union, presented his futuristic picture of Russia and the post-Soviet world one year after its collapse, with a sense of humor that we can understand even today and maybe we don't need to wait until 2042!