Vitkevich. Buntar. Soldat of the empire
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The soldier of the empire - Jan Vitkevich - is one of the mysterious figures in Russian history of the XIX century. The gymnasium boy, calling for the freedom of Poland, was arrested, deprived of all rights and exiled to the soldier to the Orenburg Territory. After severe trials, he achieved production to the officers, became famous as a fearless intelligence officer and expert on the Asian steppe. His star hour is a mission in Afghanistan, where he was instructed to unite the peoples of this country under the auspices of Russia and Persia, to agree on the weapon of British expansion. Having enlisted the support of the Persian Shah, Khanov Kandagar and Kabula, Vitkevich came out the winner in the fight
with English agents. However, his success was short -lived. The Russian government, not wanting to aggravate relations with Great Britain, withdrew its emissary. Eight days after his return to St. Petersburg, Vitkevich died under unclear circumstances. The secret of his death is still not disclosed
with English agents. However, his success was short -lived. The Russian government, not wanting to aggravate relations with Great Britain, withdrew its emissary. Eight days after his return to St. Petersburg, Vitkevich died under unclear circumstances. The secret of his death is still not disclosed
Author:
Author:Rudnitsky A.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-907189-07-2
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