“Capitalism does not organically enter into the flesh and blood, into the way of life, habits and psychology of our society. Once he already plunged Russia into a fratricidal civil war and, as many years of experience confirms, he will not take root on Russian soil. This is evidenced by the three revolutions that took place in the country with a minimum time interval: from October 1905 to October 1917. These revolutions showed that the main part of Russian society was decisively dissatisfied with the “unfinished” Russian capitalism, which rapidly developed in the country after the peasant reform of 1861, encroaching on the conciliar, communal-collectivist and spiritual and moral foundations of people’s life. It was the whole people who did not accept him, and not just the restless, radically minded intelligentsia, as the biased ideologists of the regime are trying to prove today.” G. A. Zyuganov. These words are convincingly confirmed in the book of the famous historian I. Ya. Froyanov, which we now present to the attention of the reader.