For your judgment, we offer a book called “History Remembers,” which will guide you through the life of the Soviet state from its beginning to the death of I.V. Stalin and the tragedy we are experiencing. This period of our history covers grandiose events associated with the Great October Socialist Revolution, the civil war, and the construction of socialism in our country. The Great Patriotic War of the Soviet people against Nazi Germany and the restoration of the national economy in the post-war period, the collapse of the USSR. An appeal to the history of the Soviet era is due to the fact that in recent years the media at home and abroad have been uncontrollably throwing mud at it, brazenly erasing it from memory and consciousness of our people, all that valuable, positive, advanced that was done by the Soviet people at this time. The main attention in the book is given to Lenin, Stalin, Trotsky and other state and political figures, acute events in the life of the country and people who are now most exposed criticism, revision, lies and blatant perversion on the part of such degenerates as the former parquet general, rogue D. Volkogonov, others like him: R. Medvedev, A. Antonov-Ovseenko, playwright Shatrov (Marshak), E. Radzinsky, traitors like: M Gorbachev, A. Yakovleva, Rezun-Suvorov and many others. You, dear reader, will find answers to many other key questions about the history of our country during the Soviet period in this book. These include: the investigation of the villainous murder of S.M. Kirov and other terrorist acts against Soviet leaders; subversive activities of the opposition and the Moscow trials; the tragic initial period of the Great Patriotic War; global atomic boom; the last days of the great leader I.V. Stalin. A detailed examination of these issues, especially the Moscow trials, is given so that the reader himself can evaluate them and make his own opinion about Soviet justice, the charges brought, the verdict and the behavior of the defendants at the trials. Naturally, the main character of the book is Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin, who in recent times years have denigrated to the extreme. Even Hitler, who unleashed the Second World War, which consumed more than 50 million human lives, and Mao Zedong with his “cultural revolution”, which killed tens of millions of people, look like great people in the eyes of their compatriots. They see only black things in Stalin’s activities and speculate on his family tragedies.