Caesar's Lost Treasure, Paperback Book

Hundreds of tons of gold bars are being smuggled from the Russian Central Bank during the fall of the Tsarist state and the seizure of power by the Russian Bolsheviks in the early twentieth century. A group of Czechoslovak soldiers tries to escape from Russia with stolen Russian treasure. The Russians realize the matter and order their commander to blow up the railway in front of the train carrying the gold. The train derails, plunges into Lake Baikal and settles at its bottom at a depth of more than a mile. Ninety years later, with the funding of Russian billionaire Brinsky, Russian scientists succeeded in inventing a submarine capable of reaching great depths in fresh water. A competition is organized to select a team specialized in exploring the seas, in which groups from all over the world participate, with the aim of removing the golden chests from the bottom of the lake. A group of friends in Dubai are trying to put together a competition team led by "Adel", an Egyptian naval engineer. The group uses the capabilities of "Jawad", the distinguished Syrian computer engineer, to carry out highly accurate and intelligent electronic penetration operations to ensure the team's success in winning the competition and participating in the gold extraction process. It is an exciting and breathtaking adventure whose details revolve between Dubai, Moscow and the Russian countryside, through which we learn about the role of the Israeli intelligence (Mossad) in political life in Russia and its penetration among the wealthy and the poles of the economy.