Ralph Schneideman

The Lenin Pin (Volume 1) Ralph Schneideman

Through a series of random, seemingly unrelated events, firstly in Moscow, Prague and then Paris, Ethan Judd finds himself an unwitting courier of Russian State Nuclear Secrets to the West. The secrets are not military but commercial in nature, stolen by émigrés eager to get a head start in the West. A story of an expendable soldier in a war of capitalist imperatives dominated by covert government interests. THE FINANCIAL TIMES, Wednesday, March 24, 2011 ?Toshiba is talking to a company backed by Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates about a joint development of a nuclear reactor with the potential to run for 100 years without refueling. Toshiba emphasized that the discussions were preliminary and have so far involved only an exchange of information.?