Fleet and power in Russia. From Tsushima to Civil War (1905-1921)
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The new book of a famous historian, doctor of historical sciences, professor of the Institute of History of St. Petersburg State University K.B. Nazarenko, of course, is the most fundamental study of the Russian-Japanese navy management system from the end of the Russo-Japanese to the end of the Civil War-the most difficult period in the history of the Patriotic Navy, when its leaders actively tried to influence the country"s political leadership in order to revive the fleet after a catastrophic defeat in The Tsushima battle, bring the Andreevsky flag to the positions in the world on the eve of the First World War, save the fleet from abolition during the civil war. Based on archival documents, the author answers the most debatable questions of the history of the domestic fleet of the era of wars and revolutions.
How was the construction of the fleet after Tsushima? How was marine intelligence and counterintelligence service to work efficiently by the beginning of the First World War? Was it possible to come to the power of the military after the October Revolution? What political choice did naval officers make during revolutionary events? How in October 1917 an unprecedented situation in history developed when the sailor became the actual head of the naval department? What was the true attitude of the Soviet government to the old specialists"? What did the Red Fleet inherited from Tsarskoy? Finally, what mechanisms hidden from prying eyes influenced the reorganization of the fleet control apparatus from Tsushima to the Civil War?
How was the construction of the fleet after Tsushima? How was marine intelligence and counterintelligence service to work efficiently by the beginning of the First World War? Was it possible to come to the power of the military after the October Revolution? What political choice did naval officers make during revolutionary events? How in October 1917 an unprecedented situation in history developed when the sailor became the actual head of the naval department? What was the true attitude of the Soviet government to the old specialists"? What did the Red Fleet inherited from Tsarskoy? Finally, what mechanisms hidden from prying eyes influenced the reorganization of the fleet control apparatus from Tsushima to the Civil War?
Author:
Author:Nazarenko K .
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:Historical Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:newspaper
Series:
Series: Digital history. “Military Library”
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00155-088-4
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