Brest world. Victory and defeat of Soviet diplomacy. Wieler Bennet J.

The book of the British historian John Wieler-Bennet is devoted to one of the most dramatic conflicts of the First World War-the conclusion of a peaceful agreement between Soviet Russia and Germany.

The author reproduces the intense atmosphere and the dramatic intensity of the struggle that was fought around the conclusion of a peaceful contracts, at the International Forum in Brest-Litovsk. Wieler Bennet presents a realistic analysis of the situation, and also pays tribute to V.I. Lenin, who “left out of work” those political circles of Germany and the countries of the Entente, who wanted to “pull into pieces” weakened by the war and actually deprive it of independence and independence.