Kutuzov. Historical and Psychological Portrait
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In the spring of 1813, Emperor Alexander I sent the widow of General Field Marshal Reskrip to the words: "The grateful Fatherland will never forget his merits. Europe and the whole world will not stop him to be surprised, and his name will be brought into the number of the most famous commanders. " The Kazan Cathedral in the center of St. Petersburg became the place of the rest of M. I. Kutuzov, and no one was more honored. In his fate - two victorious campaigns. In October 1811, he defeated and surrounded the army of the great vizier on the Danube, putting the end of the Russo-Turkish war (1806-1812) The same fate befell the great army of Napoleon during the parallel persecution and battles near Vyazma, Red, on Berezin.
Kutuzov developed as a person and commander in the reign of Catherine II. In the difficult time, on the verge of centuries between the collapse of the "Old World" and the birth of a new Europe, he entered the solid baggage of knowledge, skills and experience, which he managed to apply to the benefit of the Fatherland. The author reconstructs the historical and psychological portrait of a person whom contemporaries called only the "Savior of the Fatherland"
Kutuzov developed as a person and commander in the reign of Catherine II. In the difficult time, on the verge of centuries between the collapse of the "Old World" and the birth of a new Europe, he entered the solid baggage of knowledge, skills and experience, which he managed to apply to the benefit of the Fatherland. The author reconstructs the historical and psychological portrait of a person whom contemporaries called only the "Savior of the Fatherland"
Author:
Author:Ivchenko Lydia Leonidovna
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-91791-452-7
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