Memoirs of the lawyer, politician and publicist Vladimir Dmitrievich Nabokov (1899–1977) tell about the tragic events that occurred in Russia after April 1917. Having witnessed the first months of the Russian February Revolution, V.D. Nabokov, with his characteristic independence of judgment, A.F. draws portraits of political figures with courage and breadth of views. Kerensky, P.N. Milyukov, presenting the first two months of the Russian revolution “in the bright, incorruptible light of day.” The book is an invaluable source of contemporary testimony about the years of the cataclysm in Russia.