"Chronicle of events through the eyes of a white officer, writer, journalist, 1919-1934" is one of the most significant works of Alexander Ivanovich Kuprin, an outstanding Russian writer, whose work is permeated with deep reflections on the fate of Russia and human nature. This book is a unique document in which the author, being not only an observer, but also a participant in historical events, shares his impressions and experiences about the tumultuous period of the civil war and the first years of Soviet power. Kuprin, known for his novels and short stories, such as “The Grenade Bracelet” and “The Fight”, in the Chronicles demonstrates his talent not only as an artistic writer, but also as a keen chronicler. His style, rich in images and emotional depth, allows the reader not only to get acquainted with the story, but also to feel it on himself. In this work, Kuprin uses his journalistic skills to create vivid and memorable paintings that allow the reader to see events through the eyes of a person who survived them. The book covers a wide range of topics, ranging from warfare to personal experiences and moral dilemmas. Kuprin is not afraid to raise thorny questions about patriotism, betrayal, and human destiny in the face of chaos and uncertainty. His observations about the life of white officers, their ideals and disappointments, as well as the fate of ordinary people caught in the center of historical storms, make this book not only a historical document, but also a deep philosophical reflection on the nature of man. “Chronicle of events” will be especially interesting for those who are fond of the history of Russia, literature and journalism Readers interested in the Civil War and its aftermath will find much valuable and unique information in this book. It will also be suitable for those who appreciate the deep psychological development of the characters and the author's style, permeated with feeling and sincerity. The age category of readers is not limited, but especially the book can attract the attention of young people and adults seeking to understand the complex processes that took place in Russia at the beginning of the 20th century. Kuprin's style in "Chronicles" is characterized by expressiveness and emotional saturation. He masterfully conveys the atmosphere of time, creating live images and memorable scenes. It is as if the reader finds himself in the thick of events, feeling the anxiety and hope, fear and courage of people caught in the whirlpool of historical changes. This work becomes not only a testimony of time, but also a deep reflection on human destiny, which makes it relevant today. If you are looking for books that make you think about life, about choice and about how history shapes the fate of people, the Chronicle of Events through the eyes of a white officer, writer, journalist, 1919-1934 will be a real find for you. It will not only enrich your knowledge of Russian history, but also give you the opportunity to empathize and reflect on the eternal issues that concern humanity for centuries. Kuprin, like no other, knows how to make the reader think about what it means to be a person in a historical catastrophe, and this book is a vivid confirmation of this.