Under the Andreevsky and Red Flag: the Russian fleet in the First World War, the February and October Revolutions. 1914-1918

In the new book of K. B. Nazarenko, professor at the Institute of History of St. Petersburg State University, examines in detail the naval officers of the First World War, the February and October Revolutions.
Based on synchronous sources and documents of that time, the author describes the fighting at sea, as well as the life and life of sailors and officers. What were the social origin and combat experience of fleet officers? What were their relationship with the authorities? How many officers of the Russian fleet died during the First World War and how many subordinates during the revolutions? What reasons were the reason for the revolutionary sentiments of sailors?
numerous tables with the characteristics of the composition of the Russian and then the Soviet Navy, as well as photographs of the First World War and the Great Revolution presented in the book, make descriptions of the battles bright and visual