Full Code of History of Russia. In 5 volumes

Looking for an interesting and understandable publication about the history of Russia? We offer a set of five volumes, which contains not only reliable information, but also cards, portraits, photographs. The work of historian Evgeny Spitsyn talks about pre -revolutionary, Soviet, modern periods. It should be noted the argumentation and clarity of the presentation of the material. The five -volume is very relevant, useful for school teachers and university teachers giving lectures on the history of Russia.
A description of a large number of events, dates, and names are woven into the narrative. Thus, the publication is an excellent guide for the reader and teacher, who will work on the so -called single folk textbook of history. Spitsyn to some extent tried to adjust and neutralize the mistakes and miscalculations of previously released books. When he himself worked as a teacher, and then the director at the Moscow School, he drew attention to the shortage of historiographic information in existing publications. Therefore, Evgeny Spitsyn and took up writing such a difficult work, which he brilliantly coped.
The five -volume is unique, such books in our country have not been published before. The thing is that the material in it is not outlined in the usual schemes and texts. This is an illustrated history of Russia! On the pages of books there are more than 90 historical maps, about 80 authentic documents that were never seen, but many heard about them.
The most significant is that for the first time in one meeting more than 120 rare group photographs from the life of representatives of the highest power of our country of the twentieth century are concentrated, and portraits of almost 800 figures who left a noticeable trace in history are presented. There are images of all princes, kings, rulers, as well as commanders and military leaders of the Soviet Union and Imperial Russia, great designers, scientists, and production workers. It is also important that the author refers to sources on the described topic, helping to navigate in the pile of scientific and near -scientific facts, hypotheses and opinions.
Spitsyn"s five -volume story "History of Russia" will interest all lovers of such literature, and will also be useful to teachers and students, especially those who have to take exams on the subject