Ethics

Fyodor Fedorovich Palitsyn (1851–1923), infantry general, one of the closest employees of Grand Duke Nikolai Nikolaevich, in 1905–1908. headed the Main Direc...

“Imagine George Costanza from Seinfeld being sent off to cover the Iraq War… Hilarious.”(Michiko Kakutani, The New York Times).

Chris Ayres is a sm...

On the eve of the first Chechen war, Mikail Eldin was a young and naïve arts journalist. By the end of the second war, he had become a battle-hardened war...

This book of memoirs of the Hero of the Soviet Union, Major General Vitaly Dmitrievich Bubenin, about the events of 1966-1969. in the Damansky area and on th...

Read this book and learn the combat-proven techniques big-city cops use to stay alive and effective when the bullets start flying. Maintain the tactical a...

One of the myths of the twentieth century is that in the United States of America there really is a powerful and, most importantly, combat-ready army (ground...

It seems that Napoleon also said that the activities of several newspapers in their effect can be equal to the actions of an entire army. Almost two centurie...

The new novel by Vyacheslav Kevorkov is the result of many years of research by the author into the always remaining in the shadows, but no less heroic compo...

In 1938, it became clear to Hitler’s entourage: Europe was on the verge of a big war. A loose network of German officers, diplomats, politicians and civilian...

“A furore Normannorum libera nos, Domine” - with such a prayer in the 7th-11th centuries. many priests of Western Europe contacted, asking to protect them fr...

Boris Kovalev - professor, doctor of historical sciences, leading researcher at the St. Petersburg Institute of History of the Russian Academy of Sciences. I...

In his study, the English historian-publicist John Kimhi exposes the generally accepted thesis that in the fall of 1939, Britain and France were not able to ...