My Memories

"Monuments of historical literature" - a new series of electronic books by the Multimedia Publishing House Strelbitsky. This series includes works of various genres: historical novels and novels, scientific works on history, popular science essays and essays, chronicles, biographies, memoirs, and even works by Russian tsars. What unites them is that almost every book has become a milestone, an event or an integral part of history itself. This is a series for those who are inclined not to rewrite history, but to comprehend it, using primary sources without notes and interpretations. Aleksei Alekseevich Brusilov (1853-1926) - Russian and Soviet military commander and military educator, general from the cavalry, adjutant-general, chief inspector of the Red Army cavalry. His talentedly conceived and brilliantly realized breakthrough of the front of the Austro-German troops in 1916, dubbed Lutsk and later Brusilov, was reflected throughout the course of the world war. Brusilov left behind a memoir called "My Memories", devoted primarily to his service in Tsarist and Soviet Russia.