Moscow commanders 1572–1812
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The popular science book of a famous historian fascinatingly talks about the Moscow commanders who defeated the enemy forces in difficult times for our country. It begins and ends with great battles near Moscow in 1572 and 1812, when danger threatened the existence of our capital.
Of all these heroes, only Prince Peter Bagration was not a Muscovite, but he stood to death and died for our city.
Prince Vorotynsky, with difficulty gathering a small army during the great ruin, saved Moscow from conquering the Crimean Horde. Prince Skopin-Shuisky committed the Civil War into Trouble. Prince Pozharsky in 1612 cleared Moscow from interventionists. Boyarin Shein with a barely forming regular army defeated Turks and Tatars. Prince Golitsyn at the head of the New Russian Guard defeated the invincible Swedes of King Charles XII. Field Marshal Saltykov committed, from the point of view of all his contemporaries, the impossible - defeated the invincible army of Friedrich the Great in the open battle. Finally, General Bagration proved that Russians can beat the great army of Napoleon by forces, much inferior to the invaders among, but fighting for the truth, leading, according to Prince Peter, the war is not ordinary, but national.
These textbooks, it would seem, are presented in the book at previously inaccessible materials and in new angles. Behind the apparent ease and fascination of the presentation is a serious long -term scientific study of the biographies of heroes, the intricacies of military affairs of their times, all the circumstances of their exploits.
The book is focused on the education and moral education of readers of all ages, starting from high school
Of all these heroes, only Prince Peter Bagration was not a Muscovite, but he stood to death and died for our city.
Prince Vorotynsky, with difficulty gathering a small army during the great ruin, saved Moscow from conquering the Crimean Horde. Prince Skopin-Shuisky committed the Civil War into Trouble. Prince Pozharsky in 1612 cleared Moscow from interventionists. Boyarin Shein with a barely forming regular army defeated Turks and Tatars. Prince Golitsyn at the head of the New Russian Guard defeated the invincible Swedes of King Charles XII. Field Marshal Saltykov committed, from the point of view of all his contemporaries, the impossible - defeated the invincible army of Friedrich the Great in the open battle. Finally, General Bagration proved that Russians can beat the great army of Napoleon by forces, much inferior to the invaders among, but fighting for the truth, leading, according to Prince Peter, the war is not ordinary, but national.
These textbooks, it would seem, are presented in the book at previously inaccessible materials and in new angles. Behind the apparent ease and fascination of the presentation is a serious long -term scientific study of the biographies of heroes, the intricacies of military affairs of their times, all the circumstances of their exploits.
The book is focused on the education and moral education of readers of all ages, starting from high school
Author:
Author:Bogdanov Andrey Petrovich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-8291-2309-3
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