Riders Special Purpose Saboteurs of group Leonid Punina Russian Army Great War

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Original book, 248 pages
, A4+, 2013
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This is the first monograph devoted to the most interesting phenomenon of the great war – the units of special importance performing sabotage work. The book presents unique materials related to the organization and activities of these groups during 1915-1918. In the spotlight – history and daily life of the largest and well-known partisan of the part – mounted detachment of ataman Leonid Punina, the fame of which resounded on all fronts. This was the only formation of special purpose, which lasted until 1918 inclusive, avoiding reforms AI. Kerensky and the dismantling in October of 1917. In the squadron served and worked many subsequently famous white partisans: Baron R. F. von Ungern-Sternberg, “Batka-ataman” S. N. Bulak-Balakhovich and his brother Yu. Bulak-Balakhovich, known partisan-talabec I. M. stawski, hero of Poland G. A. dombrovskii,”Lupescu”, a scout, a member of the ROVs N. And. Zuev…
The combat path of Leonid Punin’s detachment is presented in the context of operations and revolutionary events of the Northern front of the Russian army. The monograph is based on archival documents, almost unknown to a wide range of historians. Most of the photos included in the book are published for the first time.