Campaign to Moscow. Comp. Volkov S.V.

The book is the eighteenth volume of the series dedicated to the white movement in Russia, and covers the actions of the Armed Forces in the south of Russia (VSYUR) in the summer and early autumn of 1919, when the white troops, taking Kharkov, Belgorod, Tsaritsyn, rushed to the north and had The immediate goal is Moscow. By this time, the number of VSYUR was about 250 thousand people.

During the offensive, Kyiv, Kursk, Voronezh, and Eagle were taken. In the directions of the main blows, the famous nominal regiments of the White - Kornilovsky, Markovsky, Drozdovsky, Alekseevsky acted. However, the stretching of the front line, and most importantly, the release of reserves from the Western (against the Poles) and the Eastern (against Kolchak) fronts first led to the suspension of the offensive, and then to the beginning of the rollback south. For the first time published by published comments containing several hundred unknown biographical certificates about authors and heroes of essays.