Former commander-in-chief of the Northern Army, Lieutenant General Miller was kidnapped in Paris by Soviet intelligence in 1937 and secretly taken to the USSR. One of the surviving documents on the “Miller case” cites the words he said during interrogation: “I will prove to the whole world, that there is honor and valor in the Russian breast. Death will be my last service to the Motherland and the Tsar.” A new novel by the modern writer-historian V. Povolyaev tells about the life and fate of one of the leaders of the White movement, Lieutenant General Evgeniy Karlovich Miller (1867-1939).