Russian freedom and great Russia. Journalism 1917-1920

A collection of articles, speeches and interviews of the famous economist, historian, philosopher and politician Peter Berngartovich Struve (1870–1944) contains 125 texts dated to March 1917 - November 1920 P. B. Struve - formerly the author of the manifesto of the RSDLP and editor of the illegal magazine Liberation ” - during the years of the revolution and the Civil War he stood at the origins of the Volunteer Army, edited the Great Russia - one of the leading newspapers of the White South, was the Minister of Foreign Affairs in the Crimean government P. N. Wrangel. In articles and speeches, the most of which will be recovered for the first time, Struve appears before us both as a scientist, deeply analyzing the events that are taking place, and as a politician who is in the thick of the struggle.
The book is intended for both experts and a wide range of readers interested in the history of Russia