About the book: year / In the “summer” of 1711, Tsar Peter Alekseevich decided to end the war with powerful Turkey with one blow. What doubts could the tsar have, whose army two years ago defeated the hitherto invincible Swedes near Poltava, taking more than ten thousand “natural Swedes” prisoners alone? And here the Ottomans, who had already sailed in the Azov campaigns, firmly stood along the Dnieper, Don and led the fleet to the roadstead of the new city of Taganrog, which is on the shore of the warm southern sea. But only in the summer of that year, no one in the Russian army, neither the tsar himself, nor his the generals did not know what troubles a campaign in Moldova could turn into, and where many officers and soldiers would have to lay down their heads and return home in disgrace. No one is given the ability to know the future, except for one person who finds himself in the wrong “time”, from one war to another.…