Partpolitical work in parts of the Red Army during the Soviet-Polish campaign of 1920 . The authorship of which remains unknown, represents a unique and deep source of knowledge about the most important aspects of military history and party activity in one of the most stressful and fateful periods of the Soviet era. This work reveals little-known but extremely important details about how the party leadership and political workers interacted with the military units of the Red Army during the Soviet-Polish war of 1920, which is one of the key conflicts in the history of the Soviet state. This book immerses the reader in the atmosphere of those years, telling about the difficult tasks faced by party activists, their role in strengthening the fighting spirit, ideological training and the organization of internal discipline. The author skillfully shows how the party leadership used political work to mobilize the army, form a united front and strengthen faith in victory. The focus is not only on the strategic and tactical aspects of the military conflict, but also on the internal mechanisms of party work, methods of propaganda, agitation and education of fighters. This book will be of particular interest to historians, military history specialists, political scientists and all those who are passionate about the history of the Soviet Union, as well as students and researchers looking for a detailed description of party activities in wartime. It is also suitable for those who are interested in the history of revolutionary events, domestic politics and the role of party structures in the formation of a victorious army. For readers who are passionate about political propaganda, ideological work and organizational activities in a war, this book will be a valuable and inspiring source. The topics covered in the book cover a wide range of issues, from the role of party agitators and political trainers at the front to the methods of forming the morale and morale of soldiers. Special attention is paid to how party workers used their knowledge and skills to strengthen unity and discipline in combat, as well as how they interacted with the command staff and ensured the implementation of strategic tasks. The author shows that party work in the army is an integral part of victory, and without effective political support, the successes of the Red Army would have been impossible. The author's style is distinguished by clarity, analytical depth and attention to detail, which makes the book not only a scientific work, but also an exciting reading for a wide range of readers. Inspired by classical works on military history and party activity, the author creates a vivid picture of events that allows us to understand how the internal mechanisms of party work influenced the course of military operations and the fate of the country. If you are already familiar with works about Soviet history, such as “The History of the Red Army” or “Party Leadership in the Years of Revolution”, then this book will be a logical continuation and addition to you. It reveals little-known aspects of party work, focusing on concrete examples and practical methods applied at a critical moment in history. In General, "Participation in the Red Army during the Soviet-Polish campaign of 1920. It is not just a historical work, but a living testimony to how ideology and politics have become powerful weapons in the hands of military strategists. This book deserves the attention of all who are interested in the history of the Soviet army, the party system and the internal organization of the state in the era of revolutionary changes. It helps to understand how party work has become a key factor in the victory and formation of a new country, which makes it an important and relevant reading for the modern researcher and lover of history.