For thirty-eight years Petr Andreyevich Petrovski led a seemingly quietlife in Kansas City, Kansas. Then on Christmas night in 1991, withnews of the Soviet Union collapse playing on television, Petrovskireached out to his youngest son. "Sasha I must see you. You are bloodof my blood; soul of my soul."The old man cried out. The next daywhen his son arrived home hefound his father dead. The two storyhouse on Strawberry Hill was in disarray. Memorabilia from the oldman's life was found hidden throughout the house from the basement to the upper floors. In the days that followed Sasha and his elder brother Viktor attempted to discover their father's true identity. Secretive throughout life, Petrovski instilled the same trait in his sons. Operating under the rule their father taught: "When three people know a thing it is no longer secret," the brothers keep their secrets, even from each other, to the very end. It isn't until the 2016 Presidential election that they learn the complete truth.
