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Sherlock Holmes follows the trail of Jack the Ripper, who slashed several women in London and left a special message for the detective on each of the murder sites, leading Sherlock to the Russian Empire. Holmes' reputation as a talented crime solver hasn't yet reached St. Petersburg, so no one takes the London detective, or his deductions, seriously. Holmes rents a room at Dr. Kartsev's who eventually becomes his assistant. Together they solve crimes, even when the local police acts against them.
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It isn't the first attempt of one of the writers this TV-series,
Aleksandr Shaburov, to place Sherlock Holmes in Russia. In 2018 he published a short story (feuilleton) "Sherlock Holmes and the Poisoning of Skripal" which tells about Holmes, who was granted Russian citizenship along with
Gérard Depardieu and
Steven Seagal, living in Russia and assisting Russian authorities to solve high profile cases. The plot of the story represents an official position of Russian Government on Skripal's case with a lot of mocking at victims of that crime.
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Sherlock: The Russian Chronicles
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