Brusilovsky breakthrough was the only battle of the First World War, named after the commander, and the last major victory of the Russian Empire. The Russian army earlier than others found a way out of the "positional impasse," managing to hack into the enemy's defenses on a wide front, destroying two and defeating three Austro-German armies. The allies of Russia were able to repeat this feat only two years later, using tanks and numerous aircraft, possessing overwhelming superiority in artillery - General Brusilov's troops had none of this in 1916. Comparable in scope to the Verdun Meat Grinder and the Battle of the Somme, but immeasurably superior in scale to success, the Brusilovsky breakthrough will mark a strategic turning point during the Great War in favor of the Entente. But the Russian army was no longer destined to take advantage of this victory...