"Completely immersed in the world of beauty and horror of the South Caucasus, Leo Tolstoy continues to amaze the world with his greatness and skill in the third volume of the cult novel "Tales of the Sempoglipt Family. Volume 11. War and Peace." In this part, the author expands the horizons of his epic, allowing the reader to admire the incredible beauty of nature through descriptions of Sevastopol during the Crimean War. Reflections on war and peace, on nature and human destiny, on love and devotion, are intertwined in a complex web of romantic relationships and military exploits. The third volume of "Tales of the Sempogliptna family" is a luxurious picture of the soul and life, where everyone will find something of their own that will make him think about the deep questions of existence.