The first volume deals with mechanics, molecular physics and the theory of oscillations and waves. The second volume contains a course in electromagnetism. Finally, the third volume is a textbook on optics and atomic physics. The course successfully combines the completeness of theoretical conclusions with experimental justification of basic laws. The material is supplemented with a large number of bibliographic and historical references and examples of problem solving. The authors managed to create an outstanding course in general physics, characterized by integrity, which, in my opinion, will be of interest to both students of physics and mathematics faculties and technical specialties.