Ethics

Here is a remarkable true story of forgiveness—a tremendous testament to the courage that propels one toward remembrance, and finally, peace with the past...

This book, dedicated to the 60th anniversary of the Victory over Japan, contains the memories of those who beat the “samurai” at Khalkhin Gol, in China and M...

Author: Buevich Vladimir Vatslavovich. Participant of hostilities in the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan -1986-1987 THE Tale of the Combat Path, Life and ...

The author of this book is Colonel General Viktor Arkadyevich Merimsky (1919–2003), a participant in the Soviet-Finnish and Great Patriotic Wars. In 1979–198...

They have repeatedly tried to explain the disaster of 1941 in “boxing” terms - they say, having missed a crushing blow, the Red Army found itself in a deep K...

They say about people like the author of this book: “Born in a shirt.” Having gone to the front as a volunteer, Alexander Urazov served in the 8th Guards Air...

The entire history of mankind, from the first civilizations of the Ancient East to the present day, has been accompanied by wars. Armed conflicts between sta...

The author of the republished essays is the famous Russian journalist and public figure Grigory Konstantinovich Gradovsky (1842–1915), who collaborated and p...

Lord Francis Barty, Frank Barty, as his friends called him, was an outstanding diplomat, British Ambassador to France in 1914-1918, who faithfully served his...

The author of the memoirs is an officer of the Italian Royal Guard, which was part of the corps of Prince Eugene of Beauharnais. This book ranks high on the ...

German soldier (French on his father) Guy Sayer tells in this book about the battles of World War II on the Soviet-German front in Russia in 1943-1945. The r...

This work was written in 1917 by direct participants in the legendary “attack of the dead” - Lieutenant Colonel Svechnikov (chief of staff of the Osovets for...