Anton Ivanovich Denikin. (№ 439295)

For me personally, one very important proposition, arising from the psychology of the October Revolution, was and remains indisputable: If at this tragic moment in our history there were not people among the Russian people who were ready to rise up against the madness and crime of the Bolshevik government and bring their blood and life for the destroyed homeland , - it would not be a people, but manure for fertilizing the boundless fields of the old continent, doomed to be colonized by newcomers from the West and East. Fortunately, we belong to a tortured but great people.