About past campaigns and battles. Dlugolensk I.

The book of Jacob Dlugolensky is a brief but very rich essay on the most important events of Russian military history of the second half of the XVIII-early XIX centuries and replenishes the obvious deficiency of popular military-historical literature, especially addressed to young people. Along with the legendary military leaders A.V. Suvorov, M. I. Kutuzov, M. B. Barclay de Tolly, P. A. Rumyantsev, such little -known, but significant figures of Russian military history as V. Kh. Derfelden, oh, about the book. von Weisman, A. G. Rosenberg and others. The author was harmoniously weaved into the story of excerpts from the documents of that era, the intense era of Russian history, and especially the Russian army, experiencing its formation in the battles with the army of Napoleon. This allows the reader to look at events through the eyes of their contemporaries and makes the book in many ways unique.

the main characters of the epic conceived by the author of Russia's soldiers (that was the name of the book in the manuscript), the nobles of the left -handed people served the motherland faithfully. Stories about them go through the entire book.

and ordinary soldiers, and sometimes there are tragic fates in the book.

, artist Vladimir Alekseev, whose beautiful, detailed and detailed and detailed contributions were made to the book Reliable reconstructions of events, cards-schemes of battles, portraits of military leaders, images of soldiers and officers of different branches of troops, military awards of the Russian Empire not only decorate the book, but also make it a truly comprehensive encyclopedia of the Russian army.

The release of the book Tated to the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Borodino.