Alexander Vasilyevich Suvorov is the greatest commander in the history of Russia. Equally original and bold both in the tactics of battle or battle, and in the art of war, called strategy. A bright, original human personality, a true son and adornment of the Russian people. He was a religious and at the same time intellectual man: he could write in nine languages and spoke in six. A warrior truly invincible for the Turks, Poles and French, who managed to conquer nature itself, crossing the Swiss Alps with his army. Formidable on the battlefield, he was never vindictive or cruel to a defeated enemy. A true son of the era of Russian Enlightenment, a tender father, and in rare moments of rest an amateur poet. For most of his life he was haunted by the envy of mediocrities and the slander of envious people. Idolized by the troops, he knew the soul of the Russian soldier like no one else. His very death opened the gates of immortality for him in people's memory.