About the book: year / The name of Ivan Savin was extremely popular among Russian emigrants who left Russia after the revolution and the Civil War. With amazing power, this poet and journalist, who experienced all the horrors of the fratricidal massacre and died very young in Helsinki, managed to convey the tragedy of his generation. He was greatly appreciated by Bunin and Kuprin; thousands of people copied his poems by hand. Materials for the book were collected in many libraries and archives in Russia and Finland. Ivan Savin’s book will be of interest to everyone who cares about our history and real, piercing poetry. This is, unfortunately, an incomplete electronic version of Ivan Savin’s book “Remember All Those Killed, Russia” (M.: Grifon, 2007). There is one piece missing in the "Poems" section. In the "Stories and Essays" section - two. The most annoying thing is that most of the “Publicism” section and partly the “Appendix” are missing. I would like to hope, however, that even in this version the book will be of interest to the reader, and over time it will be supplemented with materials that are currently missing.