65 years ago, one of the most terrible organizations in human history ceased to exist. On June 4, 1945, a formal decision was made to dissolve the National Socialist Workers' Party of Germany (NSDAP), which had been banned a month earlier by order of the Soviet commandant of Berlin, Colonel General Nikolai Berzarin. The unique path of a one-of-a-kind party whose highest value was violence and death for its own sake has come to an end. We must not forget about this path; we need to know about it. To find out without missing a beat. The book is a historical and journalistic cycle dedicated to the 65th anniversary of the end of the National Socialist Workers' Party of Germany. The articles tell about the pre-Hitler prehistory of the NSDAP, about the primary formation of Nazism, about the failure of the first assault on power, about the foundations of Nazi ideology, about the internal struggle in the Nazi movement, about Hitler’s breakthrough to power, about the establishment of the dictatorship of the NSDAP, about Hitler’s machine of suppression, about the system Nazi totalitarianism, about the Nazis unleashing the Second World War, about Hitler's total genocide, about the collapse of the NSDAP regime. Today we will try to understand what remains of National Socialism and why it remains.