title: “It’s fair to go the common road where… the vital needs of the country lead.” The history of secret negotiations between the Reds and Whites on the surrender of the Russian army by General P.N. Wrangel in Crimea in the fall of 1920
abstract: The article is devoted to the history of secret negotiations between the Reds and Whites on reconciliation in the fall of 1920. Then a White officer, staff captain V.B. Mozharovsky crossed the front line to the Reds. The officer, who said that he represented a group of oppositionists to General P.N. Wrangel officers from the White Crimea, led by Colonel N.F. Sokolovsky, wanted to surrender the Russian army of General P.N. Wrangel to the Reds. To implement the plan, guarantees from the Soviet gov
journal: Institute of Slavic Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences eBooks