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Translation of Avgust chetyrnadtsatogo General Samsonov and Colonel Vorotyntsev lead Russian soldiers into battle and subsequent defeat at the Battle of Tannenberg in The book has been awarded with , and many others.
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Loved each and every part of this book. August is the first and best known of the four Nodes that constitute The Red Wheel. By concentrating on a couple of crucial weeks at the beginning of the First World War, Solzhenitsyn highlights the underlying sclerosis and vulnerability of a Russian old regime whose stability was erroneously taken for granted by revolutionaries and reactionaries alike.
Tannenberg was a catastrophic defeat—over a hundred thousand Russian troops were killed or captured—that was a portent of disasters to come. Much of August is dedicated to describing the mistakes, misjudgments, and false assumptions that culminated in Russian defeat at Tannenberg. These mistakes even included the failure to encrypt messages that were sent to commanders on the front!
He embodies the best of old Russia but not a few of its vices as well. He lacked the imagination to act decisively, to transform situations through his own initiatives. The suicide in the forests of East Prussia of this faithful and tragic figure provides an opportunity for shameless self-exculpation on the part of a military and political class that refuses to take responsibility for the mistakes that led to the disaster at Tannenberg.
This collective abdication of responsibility leads to one of the most dramatic confrontations in the work as a whole.
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