Civil War in Russia: Hunting for the Bolshevik leaders (1917-1920)

The era of revolution and the Civil War in Russia invariably attracts the attention of readers. And if a lot is said about red terror, then the white terror often remains a kind of terra incognita. What do we know about the assassination attempts on Lenin, Volodarsky, Uritsky and other figures of the young Council of Soviets? What role did the Left Socialist-Revolutionaries, monarchist officers and the Western special services played in them? How did the Cheka fight with saboteurs and terrorists? The new monograph by Ilya Sergeyevich Ratkovsky-candidate of historical sciences, associate professor of the Department of Contemporary Faculty of St. Petersburg State University, laureate of the honorary diploma of the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation “Civil War in Russia: Hunting for the Bolshevik Leaders (1917-1920)” gives the answer to these and many other questions. This work is distinguished not only by unconditional scientific value, but also by the excellent literary style and fascination of the presentation