The book by the famous writer Vladimir Karpov, who has been collecting and analyzing documents and materials stored in domestic and foreign archives for many years, is a monumental and majestic canvas, in the center of which is Georgy Konstantinovich Zhukov. The author explores his relationship with I.V. Stalin as the Supreme Commander-in-Chief, with other leaders of the state and army, with subordinate commanders and political workers. Without reticence, it tells about the painful years of Marshal Zhukov - the years when the great commander was subjected to disgrace. He was feared and disliked by Stalin, Khrushchev, Brezhnev, and many of those whom he considered comrades in arms. The tragedy of Zhukov is the tragedy of a country that broke fascism, but did not defeat the most ancient of evils - envy and fear. The greatness of Zhukov does not fade, disgrace did not erase his glory, did not take away the people's love from him.