He began the First World War with the rank of captain and squadron commander. Six years later he finished fighting with the rank of lieutenant general, commander-in-chief of the Russian Army. He became the last significant commander of the White movement to go down in history. Without starting the fight against the Bolsheviks, he, in fact, ended it. His memoirs are the most valuable evidence of the era. They contain impressions of the chaos and anarchy of the Russian Troubles. They contain the reasons for the defeat of the White movement. They contain the betrayal of the “allies.” He is a baron Pyotr Nikolaevich Wrangel. He could have won the Civil War, but he took the helm too late. And in November 1920 he took out 132 overloaded ships from Crimea. There were 145 thousand 693 refugees on board. Not counting the ship's crews. The great Russian exodus began...