The Russian army in a foreign land. Gallipoli epic. Volkov S.V.

The book is the twelfth volume of the series dedicated to the history of the White Movement in Russia and the stay of the Russian army of General P.N. Wrangel in camps in Gallipols and other places during the first year after its evacuation from Crimea in late 1920

shows the tragedy of the position of Russian soldiers when they had to deal with hunger, cold, heat, illness, and ill -wistion of former allies. Nevertheless, Wrangel and his entourage (primarily Kutepov, Kusonsky, Shatilov), making incredible efforts, managed to preserve the most reliable and prepared personnel of their army and prepared it for relocation to Bulgaria and Yugoslavia.

The book is equipped with extensive and first published comments containing several hundred unknown biographical certificates about authors and heroes of essays.