More than one generation will work on the history of the great European war. The time has not yet come for such a story: in the bloody fog covering Europe, it is difficult to distinguish truth from lies, essential and important from accidental and transient. But eyewitnesses of individual episodes of the great world drama of our days - at least their observation field was limited to one corner of the vast area covered by the war, can give future historians material for understanding this war - that lively, factual material that makes up the soul of history...