Russian Emigration in the Fight Against Bolshevism

The present, 26th book of the subseries "White Movement" is dedicated to the struggle of the Russian military emigration against the Soviet regime in the 1920s and 1930s, that is, after the conclusion of hostilities on the territory of historical Russia. In 1924, the Russian army abroad was transformed into the Russian All-Military Union (ROVS), and in the practice of anti-Soviet struggle, the dispatch of small combat groups to the USSR took center stage. Until World War II, the slogan "The Kuban Campaign Continues!" captivated the minds of the majority of emigrant officers, and the Bolshevik intelligence considered the struggle against Russian military emigration the main direction of its activities. A significant part of the book is dedicated to the description of the famous operation "Trust," but from the side of the Whites, and the history of the Combat Organization of General A.P. Kutepov. The case of B. Koverda, who killed Soviet diplomat Voykov on the platform of Warsaw Station, is also of special interest.