Russian Eurasia in the past and future

Pyotr Nikolayevich Savitsky (1895 - 1968) was a Russian geopolitician, public figure, and one of the main theorists of Eurasianism. During the Civil War, he fought in Ukraine against Petliura, then served as Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs in the governments of Denikin and Wrangel, and in 1920 emigrated to Constantinople with the remnants of the Wrangel army. In emigration, P.N. Savitsky developed a Eurasian version of Russian geopolitics, studying the cycles of historical development of Eurasia. According to Savitsky, Russians have embraced and developed the most important 'sense of the continent' for Eurasian peoples: it served as the ideological basis for the creation of 'Russian Eurasia'. Supported by economic achievements, 'Russian Eurasia' will become the greatest civilization of the future. The book presents the most significant works of P.N. Savitsky on this topic.