Erdős László, Szélesi Sándor - Sztálin aki once megmentette a world

The famous De Gaulle turkey is already roasting in the oven in the kitchen of the Gundel restaurant, which is preparing for the evening of the big day. We are writing May 24, 1972. János Kádár's sixtieth birthday is approaching. For the joy of the holiday, a special host of guests will come to Ferihegy: Erich Honecker, Fidel Castro, Gustáv Husák, Todor Zhivkov, and of course Comrade Brezhnev will not be left out of the friendly kisses and hugs. They came to celebrate and brought a surprise gift, but a series of events are set in motion that have an irreversible impact on the fate of the Cold War Eastern Bloc and even the entire world. Still, what is Stalin doing on this fateful evening, barely nineteen years after his alleged death, in a restaurant strictly guarded by law enforcement and counter-intelligence agents? And what is Hans Dettmer, a former Wehrmacht corporal, Mária Balikó, the beautiful and sensual Hungarian Mata Hari", Uncle Józsi Matók, the young-looking, retired Londoner of the Gellért Szálló doing here? How did it lead to this point, and how does Stalin, who marvels at the modern world, and the exciting, crazy chase of his companions from Budapest, through Paris and all the way to Los Angeles.All this for the contents of a special shaped, old liquor bottle that works wonders...

This novel begins where other stories usually end. The characters are mostly real people, the perceived and real similarities are intentional. Everything that sounds incredible in this story is probably true, but what is believable is the work of the writer's imagination.