Author of quotes: Anton Ivanovich Denikin

Not to give an inch of Russian land to anyone, not to accept any obligations to allies and foreign powers, neither in economic nor in our internal affairs.

This is Russian, for Russians. When Russia is free, I will give everything to her.

The war should not be waged against Russia, but solely to overthrow Bolshevism. It is impossible to confuse the USSR with Russia, the Soviet power with the Russian people, the executioner with the victim. If a war starts against Russia, for its division and Balkanization (Ukraine, the Caucasus) or for the rejection of Russian lands, then the Russian people will perceive such a war again as a Patriotic war. If the war is not waged against Russia and her sovereignty, if the inviolability of Russia's historical borders and her rights, which ensure the vital interests of the empire, is recognized, then the fall of Bolshevism with the help of a popular uprising or an internal coup is quite possible.

The Bolsheviks from the very beginning determined the nature of the civil war: Extermination.

Only the authorities, inspired by the determination of a merciless struggle against Bolshevism, could save the country.

God and history will judge us.

As before, so now I consider it inevitable and necessary to wage an armed struggle against the Bolsheviks until they are completely defeated. Otherwise, not only Russia, but the whole of Europe will turn into ruins.

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.

The soldier of the old Russian army was brave, quick-witted, extremely hardy, extremely unpretentious and quite disciplined. Until the waves of revolution swept away both discipline and the army itself.

Take care of the officer! For from time immemorial to this day, he stands faithfully and invariably on guard of the Russian statehood. Only death can change it.

When peace rests over our poor country, and the all-healing time turns the bloody reality into the distant past, the Russian people will remember those who were the first to rise to defend Russia from the red scourge.

The fate of Russia is more important than the fate of exile.

In the minds of the honest Russian people of the Motherland happiness cannot be acquired through its dismemberment.

Russian is not one who is a Russian name, and the one who loves Russia and considers it his homeland.