Scythian in Europe: Roman Gul

Roman Borisovich Gul (1896-1986) lived a bright, eventful life. A participant in the “Ice campaign” of General Kornilov, then an emigrant, he became abroad a famous writer, one of the most influential Russian journalists, the founder and editor-in-chief of the “new magazine” (New York). Its autobiographical, documentary and memoirs are translated into many languages ​​of the world. The Tom presents the historical novels of R. Gulya: “Scythian in Europe”, dedicated to the complex and dramatic fate of the theoretician of anarchism by M. A. Bakunin, and “Azef”, which is scrupulously exploring the problem of Russian terrorism.

Author
Gul Roman Borisovich
Editor
Kochetov V.P.
Publisher
Prose writer, 2011
Genre
Classical domestic prose