Curse of the red wall. The rage of a white wolf

The Polish king Sigismund III died on April 30, 1632. Due to the death of the monarch of the Commonwealth, Moscow Rus violated the conditions of the Deulino truce. The Zemsky Cathedral supported the decision of Tsar Mikhail Fedorovich, and soon after that the army was announced. Many Cossacks and boyar children left "southern Ukraine" to stand under the banners of the governor Shein, reducing the garrisons of fortresses. Crimean khans took advantage of this and made a rapid raid on the southern counties of Russia. The campaign for the liberation of Smolensk Moscow had to be postponed until the fall. The air smelled a large war. The head of the city Samuel Sokolinsky ordered to prepare for a long siege ...
Thus begins the novel by Alexei Vitakov "Curse of the Red Wall". The publication also includes the novel "Rage of the White Wolf". Both of these books are devoted to the history of Smolensk