From Tsushima to February: Tsarism and the Military Industry at the Beginning of the 20th Century by Vladimir Polikarpov is a fascinating and in-depth exploration of an era that forever changed the history of Russia. This work is not just a historical analysis, but a living account of how internal and external challenges associated with the development of the military industry and political upheavals led to the collapse of the tsarist monarchy. The author masterfully reveals a complex picture of events, starting with the tragedy at the Tsushima battle and ending with the revolutionary unrest of February 1917, creating a bright and rich image of the era. Vladimir Polikarpov in his book is not limited to dry facts and dates - he immerses the reader in the atmosphere of that time, showing how exactly the development of military equipment, industrial production and political instability intertwined, shaping the fate of a huge empire. The focus is on the role of tsarism in the modernization of the army, the problems and contradictions associated with the military industry, as well as the impact of these factors on society and the political climate. The author analyzes in detail how failures in strategic planning, corruption and bureaucracy have undermined trust in power and paved the way for revolutionary changes. This book will be of interest to a wide range of readers - from students and historians to fans of Russian history and those who are looking for answers to questions about the causes of revolutionary events. It will especially attract those interested in military history, industrial development and political transformations of the early 20th century. For readers interested in the theme of the Russian revolution, “From Tsushima to February” will open new horizons of understanding the causes and consequences of these events, as well as show how exactly technological progress and military failures influenced the fate of the state. The style of Vladimir Vasilyevich Polikarpov is a combination of scientific rigor and a lively, fascinating narrative. His approach to the presentation of the material is distinguished by depth of analysis and attention to detail, which makes the book not only informative, but also exciting. The author masterfully uses historical sources to create vivid portraits of key figures and events, as well as reveal the internal mechanisms of power and industry that were at the origins of revolutionary changes. His other well-known works on Russian history are distinguished by the same thoroughness and analytical sharpness, which makes “From Tsushima to February” a worthy continuation of his literary heritage. From Tsushima to February: Tsarism and the Military Industry at the Beginning of the 20th Century is not only a historical work, but also an important reminder of how technological and political crises can lead to dramatic changes. It raises topical issues about the role of industry in national security, internal weakness and power failures, and how these factors shape the fate of peoples. This book deservedly occupies a place in the library of everyone who is interested in the history of Russia, political revolutions and the development of the military industry in an era of change. If you are looking for a book that will help you understand the causes and consequences of the revolutionary events of the early 20th century, as well as give you an opportunity to look at the history of Russia from a new angle, Vladimir Polikarpov’s From Tsushima to February will be a valuable and fascinating reading for you. Its pages are filled with analytics, vivid descriptions and a deep understanding of the era, which makes it an indispensable source for those who want not just to learn the facts, but to understand the causes and consequences of the great historical changes.