The “Notes” of the Russian baron P. N. Wrangel, one of the main leaders of the white movement in the Civil War, is a chronicle of historical events that worried Russia in 1916-1920. A brilliant military leader who rose from a commander in the Volunteer Army (1918–1919) and the Armed Forces of Southern Russia to the commander-in-chief of the Russian Army (1920), Pyotr Wrangel personified the very idea of the white movement. In the first volume of “Notes,” written by perhaps the most convinced, consistent and irreconcilable enemy of the Soviet system, events are presented in the period from 1916 to 1920. The second volume of “Notes” presents events of exceptional historical importance that occurred in Russia during 1920. For a wide range of readers.