After reading this book, a reasonable person is unlikely to be able to answer the question: what is in front of him? A genius hoax or "more than the truth" (by Gorin's definition: "so it really was"). Starting their work by deciphering M. Bulgakov's novel "The Master and Margarita," the authors come to the conclusion that the image of Woland was written off by Bulgakov from a real person - the famous inventor Robert Bartini ("The Red Baron")...