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The Memoirs of Baron N. Wrangel, 1847-1920
This is a new release of the original 1927 edition.
Always with Honor
As World War I drags on, political turmoil slowly paralyzes the Empire. The Czar abdicates. His replacements are ineffectual and incompetent. Violence sweeps the country. One by one, institutions collapse under the weight of chaos and terror. The Bolsheviks, a small group of communist radicals initially supported by German intelligence, launch a revolution that sends the country into a tailspin. The nation is plunged into a terrible civil war which by its end will leave over 10 million Russians dead, with millions more scattered across the globe. Leading the anti-communist "White" forces against the new "Red" army to the end was Pyotr Wrangel. Wrangel, a career cavalry officer who fought wit...
From Serfdom to Bolshevism
Baron Wrangel's memoirs disclose changing conditions of life in Russia from 1847 to 1920. He describes his own life from his childhood on his father's estate (when "Uncle Tom's Cabin" was rudely received by the serf-owning nobles of Russia) through the fall of the monarchy & the coming of the Bolshevik reign of terror.
General Wrangel
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Twilight Over Russia
Twilight Over Russia is a historical fiction by Baron Alexis Petrovich Wrangel recollecting most of the events that were experienced by his father, General Peter Nikolaevich Wrangel (1878-1929). General Wrangel was a member of Tsar Nicholas II's household cavalry, the last and most effective leader of the White Russians in Southern Russia during the Civil War that followed the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution, and the organizer of the awe-inspiring exodus of most of his army — some 140,000 Russian people — across the Black Sea to Constantinople. Twilight Over Russia is a thought-engendering expression of pietas, which follows Alexis Wrangel's documentary book, General Wrangel 1878-1928: Russian...
