Baron von Ungern-Sternberg is one of the most controversial figures on the list of famous military leaders of the Russian Civil War. A successful commander who earned the nickname "god of war" among the superstitious Mongols, a European who became disillusioned with his fellow tribesmen, a bloody executioner who spared neither women nor the elderly - all this combines in one person, whose personality is shrouded in an aura of mysticism and ominous prophecies.< /p>

The book by Boris Sokolov reveals some details of the biography of Baron Ungern, and also describes the events that preceded his defeat and capture.

The book is aimed at a wide range of readers and will be of interest to all lovers of military history.< /p>