“A soldier in peacetime and at war.” This motto runs through the entire life of Alexander Vasilyevich Suvorov. The famous Russian writer Nikolai Heinze talks about how from a young man who was weak in health, shy and extremely fond of books, he grew into a hero and a great commander, adored by his soldiers for his gentleness of character, for the quiet sadness that was written on his face and in which a sensitive Russian person guessed spiritual grief, responding to it with all his heart. Suvorov took part in more than 60 battles and did not suffer a single defeat in his military career. In life, his main goal was to save Europe, and his principle was to face the enemy!