From the history of "Earth and Will" and "People's Will" . Disputes about tactics" is a unique collection of documents that immerses the reader in a saturated and contradictory era of the Russian revolutionary struggle of the late XIX - early XX century. The author, who remains anonymous, created a work that not only reveals historical facts, but also invites you to think about the complex issues of tactics, strategy and ideology that were at the origins of the revolutionary movement in Russia. This book is a real treasure trove of documents that allow you to understand the internal dynamics and contradictions of the two largest revolutionary organizations of the time “Earth and Will” and “People’s Will”. It contains letters, manifestos, minutes of meetings and other important materials that make it possible to trace how the views and tactics of revolutionaries changed, how they argued and came to new solutions, and what ideas became the driving force for the struggle for freedom. The reader will be able to feel the atmosphere of the era, feel the spirit of revolutionary ideas and understand what was behind the decision to take risks and fight for change. The book is intended for those interested in the history of Russia, revolutionary themes, political movements and strategic debates. It is especially relevant for students, historians, researchers, as well as for a wide range of readers interested in history and political science. Aged 16 and older, it will be a valuable source of knowledge for those who want to understand how the ideas and tactics of revolutionaries were formed, and what internal disputes accompanied their activities. The peculiarity of this collection is its wealth of documentary materials that allow you to look at the revolutionary movement through the eyes of participants and witnesses of events. It raises important topics - moral dilemmas, tactical differences, the role of violence and peaceful methods of struggle, as well as internal conflicts between different groups of revolutionaries. The author, adhering to a neutral position, does not impose assessments, but allows the reader to independently draw conclusions and understand the complexity of the historical process. From the history of "Earth and Will" and "People's Will" . The debate about tactics is not just a collection of documents, but a living window into the past, which helps to understand how the ideas of the revolution were formed and what values were behind the struggle for freedom. This book is worthy of attention not only of historians and researchers, but also of all those who are interested in the history of Russia, movements for social change and strategic debates within revolutionary organizations. In the style of the author, there is a deep respect for historical material and a desire to convey it to the modern reader in the most lively and rich form. If you are looking for a book that combines historical accuracy with an analytical view, and you want to understand how the ideas and tactics of revolutionary movements developed, then "From the history of "Earth and Will" and "People's Will" Disputes about tactics” will become for you a valuable and fascinating guide to the complex and multifaceted era of the Russian revolution. This work is an excellent choice for those who appreciate documentary accuracy, in-depth analysis and the desire to understand the origins of the struggle for change in Russia.