"Mons, Anzac and Coote" is a book written by the famous British writer Herbert Aubrey. This book reveals the events of the First World War through the prism of three important battles: the Battle of Mons, the Anzac campaign and the siege of the fortress of Kut-El-Amara. The author describes in detail the strategy of military operations, showing the tragic consequences of war for ordinary soldiers and their commanders. The book reveals the horrors of war, devotion to patriotism and courage in the face of imminent disaster. "Mons, Anzac and Coote" is a work that helps to better understand the history of the great war and the dedication of those who stood in defense of their country.