In 1921 frightful hunger began in Russia. To stop him, a new soviet government under the direction of Vladimir Lenin invited American administration of help, offspring of Herbert Гувера, to save communist Russia from destruction. For two years the small group of brave Americans fed more than ten million persons. This was the largest humanitarian operation in history, preventing death numberless amounts of people, mass agitations and, quite possible, crash of the communist state. After one hundred years the few remembers about these events. A soviet government quickly wiped memory about the American help. Douglas Смит revives the American mission on helping from obscurity. History of ARA is political love affairs, adventures and romanticism, but foremost is the hard-edged altruism and love to to the fellow creature.The "Russian mission" is a keen report on joint efforts on prevention of crisis, that was not equal neither to nor after.A publishing layout is stored in the format of PDF A4.