The book "History of the Red Cross; Surveys of Field Work" is a famous work of the great humanitarian Clara Barton, the founder of the Red Cross in the United States of America. In this book, the author talks about her experiences and impressions of working at the front during the war, where she coordinated aid to the wounded and prisoners of war. Through the example of Clara Barton, readers get a unique opportunity to better understand the essence of humanitarian work and the importance of helping those who find themselves in a difficult situation. This book is an important testament to courage and sacrifice, and an inspiration to all who seek to help others.