*Le Cheval blême* is the French edition of Boris Savinkov’s memoir of revolutionary activity in late imperial Russia. Presented as a first-person account, it follows Savinkov’s involvement in clandestine political struggle, underground organizing, arrest, and exile during the turbulent final decades of the tsarist regime. The book is valued less as a neutral chronicle than as a controversial insider’s record of the Socialist-Revolutionary milieu and the culture of political violence that helped shape the Russian Revolution. Its spare, reflective prose gives readers direct access to the motivations, risks, and moral tensions of a revolutionary life, while also serving as a historical document of a period marked by repression, conspiracy, and upheaval.