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by Kurt Matull, Theo von Blankensee, Felix (Leonard Felix) Hageman
HET GEHEIM DER STEPPEN. - HOOFDSTUK I. - Raffles gaat op jacht.
HOOFDSTUK II. - Het gevecht met de beren.
HOOFDSTUK III. - Het verhaal van Dobrinsky.
HOOFDSTUK IV. - Aan den vooravond van den slag.
HOOFDSTUK V. - De veldslag.
HOOFDSTUK VI. - Een gevaarlijke onderneming.
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In the bleak frost of a Russian winter, a lone troika brakes before a remote manor perched on the edge of endless snow‑covered steppe. Baron Dobrinsky greets the intrepid Englishman John Raffles and his companion Charly Brand, offering warmth against the biting wind while the surrounding silence hints at hidden dangers beneath the frozen landscape. The stark isolation, the howling cold and the occasional howl of wolves set a tone of uneasy intrigue, and the baron’s polite, accented English masks a deeper curiosity about his unexpected guests.
Raffles, ever the restless adventurer, arrives with no fixed purpose other than his appetite for the unknown, and the manor’s austere hospitality quickly draws him into whispers of a secret that the icy plains have guarded for generations. As the night deepens and the moon casts an eerie glow over the endless white, the trio senses that the tranquil welcome may conceal a puzzle rooted in the very heart of the steppe—one that promises both peril and revelation for those daring enough to pursue it.
Language
nl
Duration
~2 hours (119K characters)
Release date
May 15, 2024
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1872–1920
A prolific German writer who moved from theater and popular adventure fiction into the pioneering world of silent film, Kurt Matull built a varied career under several names. His work ranged from Nick Carter and Lord Lister stories to melodramas, screenplays, and films shaped by the turbulence of the early 20th century.
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Fast-moving mysteries, adventure tales, and popular fiction made Theo von Blankensee a familiar name in early twentieth-century German entertainment literature. Behind the pseudonym stood Matthias Blank, a prolific writer whose stories often brought intrigue, danger, and larger-than-life detectives to the page.
View all books1877–1966
A Dutch journalist and prolific storyteller, Felix Hageman became best known for his fast-paced Lord Lister adventure tales. He also wrote plays and popular novels, bringing a lively, theatrical energy to Dutch pulp fiction.
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