SPb. : Humanitarian Agency "Academic Project", 1999. — 192 s. ISBN: 5-7331-0155-5. The book of the remarkable Russian historian V. M. Alexeyev is dedicated to the almost unknown Russian readers of the tragic episode of the Second World War - the Warsaw Uprising in August-September 1944. The author tells in detail about the events preceding the uprising, about the formation of the Polish Resistance, about the political struggle and intrigues that predetermined the tragedy of Warsaw. An objective and well-documented story is read with unremitting attention and will be of interest to anyone who cares about the history of the 20th century.