First World War. From war to victorious end

Book S.N. Bazanova is an attempt to answer the question why a high patriotic rise with which a significant part of the Russian population met the First World War, later began to fade away later, and by its end it resulted in the dissolution of the army and the robber"s Brest world. The author considers the attitude to the war and the political events of that time of different circles of the population, primarily the soldiers. The situation in the country and the army in 1917 was shown in most detail, when the soldiers moved to anti -war performances from the surge of revolutionary patriotism caused by the overthrow of the autocracy and ultimately supported the Bolsheviks who opposed the war.
For students and teachers of historical specialties, as well as for representatives of other humanitarian trends and all those interested in the history of Russia