Kolchakovschina. Revolution and Civil War in the descriptions of the White Guards

The figure of the Supreme Ruler of Russia Admiral Kolchak is one of the most contradictory in the history of the Civil War. Some consider him the last faithful son of the Fatherland, others brand a shame for contact with interventionists and support on semi -bank "chieftains" of all stripes. However, behind the disputes about the personality of Kolchak and his influence on the course of the Civil War, even venerable researchers sometimes lose sight of the society that largely formed the state with the Supreme Ruler at the head.

In this collection of memoirs, the reader will find the witnesses those events, people who were directly involved in the creation and destruction of the “White Guard Republic”. Thanks to the patience and skill of the compiler of this collection N.A. Kornatovsky will open before the reader a complete picture of the events that took place in those years in the territories controlled by the Kolchakians.