Collection of materials on the Russo-Turkish war of 1877-78 . the Balkan Peninsula . Issue 11. Mobilization of the Russian Army and Sos" is a unique publication that immerses the reader in one of the most significant pages of Russian and world history. This collection, created by a team of authors, is a real storehouse of information for all who are interested in military history, strategy and politics of the late XIX century. The focus of this issue is the process of mobilizing the Russian army, which was a key moment in preparing for war with the Ottoman Empire. The authors, relying on archival documents, memoirs and other historical sources, describe in detail how the training of Russian troops took place, what challenges the command faced and how the population of the country responded to this mobilization. The reader will be able to learn about how conscription events were organized, what difficulties arose in the process, and how this influenced public opinion and the morale of soldiers. This book will be of interest not only to historians and students studying military history, but also to a wide audience who wants to understand more deeply the context of events preceding the war. It will be a useful source of information for researchers, teachers and anyone interested in the history of Russia and the Balkans. The age range of readers can range from high school students to adults looking to expand their knowledge of military conflicts and their consequences. Topics raised in the collection go beyond a simple description of military action. The authors focus on the social and political atmosphere of the time, showing how mobilization affected various segments of society, how it affected the economy and how people’s views on war changed. The book also addresses issues of national identity and patriotism, which makes it relevant in a modern context. The style of the authors is characterized by thoroughness and attention to detail, which allows you to create a complete and vivid view of events. They use rich language and historical terminology, which makes reading fascinating and informative. This collection is part of a larger project dedicated to the Russo-Turkish War, and previous issues are also noteworthy. They provide readers with the opportunity to see the development of events from different points of view and to understand how historical factors influenced the course of the war. If you’re looking for books that are similar in genre, you might want to look at works by authors like Alexander Blok, who also touches on war and national identity, or studies dealing with other military conflicts, such as World War I. Searches that may lead you to this book include "Russian-Turkish War", "Army Mobilization", "History of the Balkans", "Military History of Russia" and "Archived Materials on the War" Thus, "Collection of materials on the Russo-Turkish war of 1877-78 . the Balkan Peninsula . Issue 11. Mobilization of the Russian Army and the Sos” is not just a historical publication, but a real find for everyone who wants to better understand the complex processes that took place in Russia and the Balkans at the end of the 19th century. This is a book that will not leave indifferent any lover of history.