The struggle in the south: Facts. People. Mood. Levitsky V.

Valery Mikhailovich Levitsky (1886-1946)-one of the leaders of the Kyiv City Committee of the Cadet Party, an active participant in the political group, headed by V.V. Shulgin and P. B. Struve, editor of the Great Russia newspaper. Over the years of the revolution and the Civil War, he managed to visit many cities: Kyiv, Petrograd, Moscow, Zhitomir, Odessa, Yekaterinodar, Rostov-on-Don, Novorossiysk, Feodosia, Sevastopol. His book, published in full for the first time, describes both the everyday life of the townsfolk of the South of Russia, and the mood of the party-political circles and officers of the White Army. In the apt expression of V.V. Shulgin, this is a kind of "notebook of a tourist of the revolution."

The publication is intended for both specialists and a wide range of readers interested in the history of the Civil War.