Volunteer. The smell of the coming war. Butko Sergey Vasilievich

continuation of the novel “Volunteer. In the Great War. "

Having visited the battlefields of the First World War, our contemporary Mikhail Krynnikov is again in a different time, faced there with unexpected difficulties, opposition and frank anachronisms.

Russia in the mid -nineteenth century, the reign of Emperor Nicholas I is coming to an end. The distinct smell of the coming large war is in the air, which will later be called the “Crimean”, although the fighting will be carried out even in Kamchatka.

But is the country, its army and navy, economics and industry ready for it? Is the leadership ready for her?

Can only one person, the volunteer of Krynnikov, move the clumsy makhin of the Russian Empire from the place to change the sad result of the future war?