Collection of materials on the Russo-Turkish war 1877-78 . g. the Balkan Peninsula . Issue 56. Part I" is a unique edition that represents a deep dive into historical events related to one of the most significant wars of the 19th century. The authors, who collected and systematized the materials, offer readers not only facts and figures, but also living evidence of those turbulent years when the fate of the Balkans was decided on the battlefields. This book will be a real find for historians, students, researchers and anyone interested in military history and the history of Russia. It not only documents events, but also analyzes their consequences, allowing the reader to see how the war affected the political map of Europe and the lives of ordinary people. It contains a variety of materials: from official reports and memoirs of participants to newspaper articles of the time, which allows you to get a complete picture of the conflict. Readers interested in military history, politics, culture, and social change in the Balkans in the 19th century will find a wealth of valuable information in this collection. The book will be especially useful for those who are engaged in the study of Russian-Turkish relations, as well as for those who want to understand how historical events affect modernity. It can attract the attention of both the older generation and young people seeking to learn more about their roots and the history of their people. Topics raised in the collection range from warfare strategies and diplomatic maneuvers to human stories that make events more personal and intimate. The reader will be able to see how wars shape not only states, but also the destinies of people, how they become catalysts for changes in society. In this context, the book raises important questions about the price of war, the victims and how the memory of such events is preserved in the culture and consciousness of peoples. The style of the authors is distinguished by thoroughness and attention to detail. They strive not only to present facts, but also to create an atmosphere of time in which the events described took place. This makes reading not only informative, but also fascinating. The book calls on the reader not to forget the lessons of history, because they are relevant today .. Collection of materials on the Russo-Turkish war 1877-78 . g. the Balkan Peninsula . Issue 56. Part I" is part of a larger project that includes many other issues, each of which reveals new aspects and facets of this historical conflict. If you are interested in such works as “The Russo-Turkish War of 1877-1878” or “The History of the Balkan Wars”, then this edition will be for you a great addition to your library. Do not miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in the fascinating and multi-layered world of history, which opens before you this collection. Not only will it expand your knowledge, but it will also help you understand more deeply how events of the past shape our present.