100 years ago, on the Russian front of the First World War, the Lutsk-Chernivtsi battle broke out. The battle was called the Brusilovsky breakthrough Adjutant General Alexei Brusilov (sitting) with his son Alexei (second on the right) and officers of the headquarters of the South-Western Front The history of the offensive, which received the name of the general, began on April 14, 1916. In Mogilev, chaired by Nicholas II, a team meeting was held. The prospects of the campaign were discussed.
