Gallipoli diary. Raevsky N.A.

In this book, for the first time, the Gallipoli Diary is fully published. The basis of this work N.A. Raevsky laid his diary entries, which he conducted from the day of the abandonment of Crimea by the troops of the Russian army and the loading of it on the territory of Gallipoli.

the value of this work is that in it, Raevsky, in addition to the description of the events, also tries to analyze and understand The reasons for the failure of the white movement, focusing on its political miscalculations. This approach to the assessment of the civil war is noticeably knocked out of the usual cliches of White Guard literature and memoirist.

also included additional materials prepared by the author and directly related to the described period: orders, documents, reports, etc.