The rule of General Denikin

The personality of Anton Ivanovich Denikin, an outstanding Russian general, one of the most striking leaders of the white movement, the author of a number of journalistic works about the history of the Russian army and the events unfolding in Russia during the two revolutions, is complex and contradictory. He was criticized by both the Bolsheviks and associates in the anti-Bolshevik struggle, although, as a number of late studies showed, he did everything in his power at his post, and lost due to objective reasons.
In this book, the reader will be able to find evidence of eyewitnesses of those events, people who were directly involved in the creation and collapse of the Volunteer Army and the All -Union. Thanks to the patience and skill of the author K.N. Sokolova before the reader will open a complete picture of the events that took place in those years in the territories controlled by the White Guards