About the book: 1913 / The Trubin brothers appeared in our fifth grade after the Christmas holidays, and immediately there was talk about them and we all perked up, and our immediate superiors , apparently, was not particularly pleased with such an acquisition. It was the inspector, in a moment of extreme irritation, who gave them the nickname “robber brothers,” and under this nickname we remembered them for a long time as a living example of uncontrollable prowess, the need for movement, scope, which resulted in them in the form of such manifestations that we could not please to our strict superiors.