Tarasov Artem - Millionaire: Confession of the First Capitalist of the New Russia
Artem Tarasov’s life is like one big game: he played KVN and casinos with passion, politics – running for deputy of the first Russian parliament, played detective, escaping persecution when bandits “ordered” him… Played business, inventing fantastic schemes for “cashing out” through the payment of party dues… Played auction, planning to return the Small Russian Crown to the country.
The confessional book of the first Soviet legal millionaire has everything that is inherent in an adventure novel: detective intrigue, love passions, gambling chases, secrets of big politics and business.
Confession of the first capitalist of the new Russia
The Mysteries of «FRAU MARIA» Pseudo Baron Reficul - Part One
The same Artem Tarasov, the author of the bestseller “Millionaire”, a famous politician, businessman and the first legal Soviet millionaire, wrote a second book inspired by the romantic story of the death of the Dutch ship “Frau Maria”, which sank in the Baltic Sea in 1771. The ship was transporting a collection of paintings and jewelry from Amsterdam to St. Petersburg for the Russian Empress Catherine II. Archival documents and divers’ research indicate that the priceless cargo, which had lain on the seabed for 240 years, could have survived >But this is only one of the plot lines of the novel “The Secrets of “Frau Maria”, in which events take place today and in the 18th century, mystically intertwining outside of time and space. Historical figures, fictional characters, the forces of good and evil conduct investigations, help and cruelly confront each other in a world where selfless battles to save beauty, sacrifice in the name of love and the desire for spiritual rebirth are still possible.
The Mysteries of «FRAU MARIA» Lost treasures of Catherine 2 -
Part Two
The adventures of Anna Belle Braamkamp and Count Shuvalov continue! In the 18th century, beyond time and space, in Holland and Russia, in the Baltic Sea, in hell and in heaven, their paths are connected. And our contemporaries, Anna Tomilina and her husband Rinat, in whose lives strange and terrible events began to happen from the day they bought the ruined estate of Admiral Braamkamp near St. Petersburg, are already close to solving the mystery of “Frau Maria” … That same ARTEM TARASOV – a famous politician, businessman, author of the bestseller “Millionaire” and the first legal Soviet millionaire himself – spent several years studying the real story of the death of the Dutch ship “FRAU MARIA”, which sank in the Baltic Sea in 1771. This story became the basis for one of the plot lines of the fascinating novel. The ship was transporting a collection of paintings and jewelry from Amsterdam to St. Petersburg for the Russian Empress Catherine II. Archival documents and divers’ research indicate that the priceless cargo, which had lain on the seabed for 240 years, could have survived!
Interbusiness Journal No. 38, 2001
Article by A.M. Tarasov – “In My Death, I Ask to Blame My Life”
Interbusiness Journal No. 39, 2001
Article by A.M. Tarasov – “Say a Word About the Poor Rich Man”
Interbusiness Journal No. 40, 2001
Article by A.M. Tarasov – “Money Bags Under the Eyes”
Interbusiness Journal No. 42, 2001
Article by A.M. Tarasov – “The Tale of the Golden Fisherman”
Interbusiness Journal No. 43, 2001
Article by A.M. Tarasov – “The Third World Is More Terrifying Than War”