Abstract
The article discloses the issue of Russian-Serbian military and economic contacts, that has not been studied sufficiently in Russian historiography. The contacts between Russia and Serbia became especially close on the eve of the First World War. In the context of general strategic interests of Russia on Danube, the author gives attention to the activities of the Special Expedition under the comman of M. Veselkin. The Special Expedition was formed in 1914 in order to supply Serbian army with weapon and armament.
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