Iskhod - Shenfel'd I.

No, three-year-old Jakob Schrottke from the German Volga village of Goossaren did not open the gates to Moscow from the east in June 1941, and was punished quite unfairly by this terrible NKVD talk of the entire Volga Republic of Russian Germans together with the August Bauer, expelled from his home and deported to the Kazakh steppe in September 1941: dig a hole next to a family of gophers to survive the winter.

Many winters still followed by that first, and many things happened to survive Augusta Bauer. Soviet hydrogen bomb stood, and also survived: only the cap on his head caught fire; and the celina was raised by August Bauer in northern Kazakhstan, and there, after the collapse of the Soviet Union received a kick in the in the direction of Saratov. However, in the Volga region of the Yeltsin era, he was told: "Go out, fascist: your house is already occupied!"

And August Bauer went...

Where he went and why, and with whom he went, and how it all ended - this is also said in the novella "SOURCE"

(or "EXODUS" - if you give the name more corresponding to him in the meaning of the biblical hue).

No and also says in the story a little about the Soviet Union, which collapsed most likely because he believed once the rivet of the NKVD on the three-year-old Jakob Schrottke, allegedly opened the way for Hitler to Moscow from the eastern direction ...