‘Cossack versus Red Army . . a war of unparalleled savagery […] A story of incredible brutality, well-larded with sexual adventures […] This book makes compulsive if horrifying reading; it is on a plane of human conduct as bestial as if it had occurred in the Dark Ages.’
From the blurb to The Don Flows Home to the Sea: Part One, 1960 Four Square Books edition
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The 1919 Review 