Facies Hippocratica. Memories of a member of the Extraordinary Investigative Commission
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The name of Colonel Roman Romanovich von Raupah (1870-1943) is completely unknown to the wide circles of Russian readers and will tell most of the specialist historians. Nevertheless, Russia owes this person who played a key role in organizing the escape of the escape of the escape of the escape of the escape of the escape of the Bykhov prison in November 1917, Russia is obliged to the emergence of the White Movement and all the subsequent events of its difficult history. The book contains in many respects the author’s unusual and independent view of Russia, as well as an analysis of the reasons that led it to revolutionary changes at the beginning of the 20th century. The face of a dying man is not just memoirs about the life and activities of an individual, it is an attempt to analyze his fate in the context of the experienced events, understand their origins, reveal the root causes of those social diseases that were sighted in the body of Russian society and led to 1917, with the followers of the followed it was by socio-political phenomena that have changed the image of the Russian state, psychology and the mentality of its population, which has changed almost beyond recognition. This is an attempt, one courageous person, to look into the "face of a dying patient", which was a Russian state and society, and to understand, to "diagnose" those reasons that pressed him to the "mortal odor". This is a journalistic work containing some features of a socio-psychological approach, based on a deep penetration into social, cultural, behavioral and other characteristics of the Russian ethnic group
Author:
Author:Roman von Raupakh
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:offset
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00165-355-4
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