Between Russia and Germany

According to modern Russian researchers, G.V. Schwartz (Schwartz-Bostunich) is, the “most mysterious figure”, among the Russian right. Its biography is full of white spots and includes a variety of turns. Mystic and adventurer, he was interested in high literature and criminal plots, wrote scandalous plays and serious theatrical reviews. The ruthless critic of Nicholas II in 1917, he took part in the white movement as a propagandist. In absentia, he was sentenced by the Bolsheviks to the death penalty. Germanophobe during the First World War, during World War II, he became a Russian reader for the first time to get acquainted with the reprints of his pre -revolutionary work. They are complemented for the first time published letters to the genealogy L.M. Savölov, stored in the State Archive of the Russian Federation (GA of the Russian Federation) and one of the artistic stories