I collapse. Smoot in 1917 through the eyes of Russian writer

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Fedor Dmitrievich Kryukov (1870-1920), Russian writer, one of the first in the pre-revolutionary Russian literature gave vivid and colorful picture of the life of the Don Cossacks. This book of his essays and articles revolutionary epoch 1917. They Kryukov shows the unfolding process of the disintegration of all aspects of Russian life with the development and deepening of the great and bloodless revolution - the February revolution in 1917 Unique collection of essays and articles F. D. Kryukov, written during the civil war (1918 - 1919), reveals the tragedy and a bloody fratricidal war broke out in the expanses of Russia. In the second part of the book contains the former long time difficult to access materials on the biography of F. D. Kryukova, published on-Don in the autumn of 1918 in connection with the celebration of the anniversary of the writer - the 25th anniversary of his literary activity, as well as articles, obituaries, written in connection with the premature the writer’s death in February 1920,