About the book: 1998 / Each of them loved the Motherland and served it. And everyone understood this love and this service in their own way. During their lifetime, their names were cursed in Soviet Russia, the policies they pursued were considered “anti-people”... They went down in history as White generals: Denikin, Wrangel, Krasnov, Kornilov, Yudenich. Now that the civil war is considered the greatest tragedy of our people, leading military historians countries presented a selection of essays about the most famous white generals, talented military leaders, capable administrators, who at the beginning of the 20th century tried to lead their beloved Russia in a different direction, fought against external aggression and internal turmoil, and when they were defeated, exchanged military weapons for pen and paper. The proposed work will help the reader to take an objective look at the distant past of our Motherland, which has not gone away without a trace. On the contrary, much of modern life reminds us of those tragic and heroic years. The book “White Generals” is a unique and first attempt to objectively show and comprehend the life and work of outstanding Russian military officers: Denikin, Wrangel, Krasnov, Kornilov, Yudenich. The fate of most of them was tragic, and their dreams were not destined to come true. But the authors call us not to the judgment of history and its characters. They invite us to understand the feelings, thoughts, and actions of their characters. We all need this, because history often repeats itself. Preface, chapters “Krasnov”, “Denikin”, “Wrangel” - Doctor of Historical Sciences A.V. Venkov. Chapters “Kornilov”, “Yudenich” - military historian and writer, leading researcher at the Institute of Military History of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, professor of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, member of the board of the Russian Historical Society, captain 1st rank of the reserve A. V. Shishov. Artist S. Tsarev Art design G. Nechitailo Proofreaders: N. Pustovoitova, V. Yugobashyan