How did ordinary life proceed in the unusual conditions of the revolution? What did the inhabitant of the region, which became one of the epicenters of the civil war, see and experience? How did the nameless "little man" explain what was happening to and around him? What lines of behavior did you choose, what forms of adaptation and protest did you find? Answers to these and many other little-studied questions involving unknown or insufficiently assessed sources, this book is devoted to.