About the book: year / In this novel, the main character will not become an adviser to either Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin or Lavrentiy Pavlovich Beria, and will not even turn out to be such an adviser against one's own will and desire. The main character will not deal with Khrushchev, invent an intermediate cartridge, or introduce the chrono-aboriginals (this is not a curse, these are just people who have long lived in the time where the main character ended up) into the cultural circulation of Vysotsky’s songs. He will also not advise installing a commander’s cupola on the T-34 and positioning the engine transversely. Through the efforts of the protagonist, the industry of the USSR will be rebuilt at a fabulous pace so that it becomes capable of producing anti-tank grenade launchers, atomic bombs, ballpoint pens, jet aircraft, diapers and T-54 tanks at the very beginning of the Second World War (underline what is necessary... or cross out what is unnecessary). The main character will not turn out to be a tough special forces soldier (sniper, saboteur...), and will not crush enemies using the appropriate skills, and will not train the local troops to set up tripwires. A! I forgot! The main character does not have a special rank in the NKVD system.