Ot dvuglavago orla k krasnomu znameni; 1894-1921; Volume 2

This memoir chronicles the life of Petr Nikolaevich Krasnov, a Russian military commander who served during the Russian Revolution and the subsequent civil war. From his early days as a Cossack cavalry officer to his later efforts to fight against the Bolsheviks, Krasnov offers a unique and compelling perspective on some of the most tumultuous years in Russian history. Despite his controversial reputation, Krasnov remains an important figure in the history of the Russian Revolution, and this book sheds valuable new light on his life and career.

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