The Baltic Fleet in the October Revolution and Civil War by A. K. Dresena is a fascinating and in-depth study that immerses the reader in one of the most turbulent and dramatic eras in Russian history. In it, the author analyzes the role of the Baltic Fleet in the events that shook the country at the beginning of the 20th century, and shows how sea power has become an important factor in the struggle for power and influence. Dresen, known for his work on naval history, masterfully combines facts and analysis, creating a fascinating narrative that not only informs, but also captures. The reader witnesses how the Baltic Fleet, which was the pride of the Russian Navy, was in the center of revolutionary events. The author examines how sailors and officers made decisions that determined the fate of the country, and how their actions influenced the course of the civil war. This book will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from students and historians to anyone who is fond of military history and wants to understand more deeply the mechanisms that led to the fall of the empire and the emergence of new political realities. Young people interested in the history of their country will find in it a lot of useful and fascinating, and more mature readers will be able to rethink the known facts and look at them from a new point of view. The topics raised in the book cover not only military action, but also the social, political, and cultural aspects of the time. Dresen explores how the revolution changed the lives of sailors, how they reacted to new ideals, and how their personal destinies interwoven with the fate of the country. The book also addresses issues of loyalty, ideology, and moral choice, which makes it particularly relevant in light of contemporary debates about patriotism and civic duty. Style A. K. Dresena is distinguished by careful elaboration of details and living language, which makes reading not only informative, but also fascinating. He skillfully uses archival materials, memoirs of contemporaries and historical documents, which gives the book special authenticity and depth. This is not just a historical study, but a real chronicle in which every reader can find something close and important for himself. If you are interested in such works as Igor Burtsev’s “Red Fleet” or Alexei Uglov’s “Civil War in Russia”, then Drezen’s book will become a logical continuation and deepening in the topic for you. It will not only expand your knowledge of the Baltic Fleet, but also help you understand how military conflicts shape society and affect the fate of people. Thus, The Baltic Fleet in the October Revolution and Civil War is not just a book about war, it is a study of human nature in extreme trials. It is able to touch the hearts and minds of readers, making them think about how history shapes our present and future. Do not miss the opportunity to touch on this fascinating and important topic by reading the work of A. K. Dresena .