Russia's Part in the World War

Colonel C. M. Shumsky-Solomonov, an officer of the Russian Army, aimed to describe Russia's part in the first world war. Published in 1920, the pamphlet looks at various stats and data to determine the causes of the poor condition Russia was left in after the war. The writer claimed that this pitiful condition resulted from Russia's self-sacrificing services to humanity. This work is a great medium to look at the situation through a different lens.