The book "Modern historiography of the history of the Urals during the civil war (1918-1920) : a textbook" under the authorship of O. A. Vaskovsky is a unique contribution to the study of one of the most complex and controversial periods of Russian history. This textbook not only covers the events of the Civil War in the Urals, but also offers an in-depth analysis of historiographical approaches that have been formed over decades. Vaskovsky, known for his research in the field of Russian history, offers readers a fascinating and informative journey through the pages of historical chronicles, scientific works and memoirs that illuminate this tumultuous period. The book covers not only actual events, such as clashes between white and red armies, but also social, economic and cultural changes that occurred in the Urals at this time. The author shares his observations on how historiography was formed under the influence of political and ideological factors, which makes the work especially relevant for students, teachers and anyone interested in the history of Russia. This book will be of interest to both specialists and a wide audience, including students of historical faculties, researchers and just lovers of history. It will find a lot of useful and fascinating those who are interested in the topics of civil war, revolution and their impact on regional history. Vaskovsky offers the reader not only the facts, but also the context in which they occurred, which allows a deeper understanding of the complex mechanisms of the historical process. The topics raised in the book relate not only to historical events, but also to broader issues such as identity, memory, and interpretation of history. The author emphasizes how different historiographical approaches can influence the perception of events, and how important it is to take into account a variety of points of view for a fuller understanding of the past. This makes the book particularly valuable in light of contemporary discussions about the role of history in shaping public consciousness and national identity. Waskovsky's style is clear and accessible, which makes complex historical concepts understandable even for an unprepared reader. His previous works, such as “History of the Urals: from Antiquity to Modernity” and “The Civil War in Russia: New Approaches”, have also been recognized for their in-depth analysis and relevance. In this book, the author continues to develop his ideas, offering the reader a fresh look at the already known facts. Thus, “Modern historiography of the history of the Urals during the Civil War (1918-1920): a textbook” is not just a textbook, but a real find for everyone who wants to understand not only the events, but also their interpretations. The book will become an indispensable source of knowledge for students, teachers, researchers and anyone interested in the history of Russia, especially in the context of the Civil War. Discover new horizons of understanding the history of the Urals and let Vaskovsky lead you through the labyrinths of historiography, where every event and every point of view matter.