The Code of Honor of the Russian officer. V. Kulchitsky, V. Durasov, etc.
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Russian Russian Captain Valentin Kulchitsky wrote "Advice to a Young Officer" during the Russo-Japanese War of 1904, which, in fact, became the code of honor of a Russian officer.
The book also includes: "The Dueling Code" by V. Durasov, equally fair for both civilians and military, and the story of A. S. Pushkin "Shot", as the most vivid illustration of both officer honor and dueling history. For a duel is "the last argument for preserving honor."
Execution: Handmade binding made of genuine leather. The flyleaf is made of designer paper. 6 bandages on the spine, hand-made. Gold captal made of genuine leather. The sawn-off block is torched gold. Embossed with pancake and gold foil.Lasse.
Language of the publication: Russian
Publishing house: RIPOL Classic
Paper type: Offset
Illustrations (color/black): b/w
ISBN: 978-5-386-09157-6
Number of pages: 224
Sizes: 17.5 × 24.4 × 2.3 cm .