Valentina Kraskova’s next book is dedicated to the crimes of power from political murders of the 30s to Kremlin intrigues of the late 90s. Evil settled in the Kremlin before all the rulers. It was not for nothing that Dmitry Donskoy ordered the destruction of the first builders of the Kremlin. They knew something, but they couldn’t tell anyone about it. The Constitution and its laws have never been a serious obstacle in the path of Russian politicians. Crimes of state power are nothing new. This is something without which power cannot exist, something with which it always ensures its own existence. The authorities reject the laws of morality; they live on the other side of good and evil.