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    Golden Pearls of Soviet Science Fiction
    Golden Pearls of Soviet Science Fiction
    Golden Pearls of Soviet Science Fiction
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    Golden Pearls of Soviet Science Fiction

    By Victor Kolupaev, Dmitri Bilenkin, Sever Gansovsky and Anatoly Dneprov

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    A time jump on the planet that led to catastrophic consequences. An intelligent wolf and a girl are looking for dangerous spores of extraterrestrial life. Mathematical geniuses, devoid of soul, are opposed to ordinary people. Resurrected suicides are subjected to experiments in the laboratory of a soulless doctor.
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    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherForeign Language Publishing House
    Release dateFeb 14, 2024
    ISBN9798224985272
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