About the book: 1974 / The legendary Kamo (Semyon Arshakovich Ter-Petrosyan) began his revolutionary activities by distributing illegal literature in Tiflis in 1901. And soon he was already training workers’ squads, fighting with the tsarist troops on the streets of Tiflis, committing daring expropriations, and delivering weapons from abroad. Arrests were followed by escapes and arrests again. Kamo managed to deceive German and Russian doctors for many months by feigning mental illness. After the Great October Revolution, Kamo led a detachment that acted boldly and desperately on the fronts of the civil war and in the rear of the White Guards. The book of the writer Ilya Dubinsky-Mukhadze tells about the life of a remarkable revolutionary, a faithful Leninist..