The book “The Path of the Wolf” continues the epic novel “Pan Kmitich” by M. Goldenkov, begun in the book “The Fire Horseman”. the low-born Smolensk podzolks were carried away by the apocalyptic flood of the terrible war for Belarus, half of the population. In some places more. “On hundreds of thousands of square miles along the arrow from Polotsk to Polesie, up to a fifth of human crops were washed away. Millions disappeared - they once lived, for better or for worse, they swam along the currents of a short human century, and suddenly, in three or five years, the earth’s surface became empty of them - how can we comprehend?..,” the Soviet writer Konstantin Tarasov asked in horror in 1986 , for the first time becoming acquainted with the secret, still (!!!), statistical data about the war between Muscovy and the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth of 1654–1667. The book “On the Path of the Wolf” continues the misadventures of the Orsha, Minsk, Grodno and Smolensk prince Samuel Kmitich, who passionately fought for freedom of your homeland, and for your love...