Until recently, the Lenin Mausoleum and the honorary necropolis at the Kremlin wall were glorified as shrines of world significance. With the onset of perestroika, the threat of desecration of these sacred and iconic Soviet graves became a sad reality. Popular anger against the grave diggers in power resulted in widespread public resistance to the desecrators of graves and historical memory: many years of attacks by blasphemous marauding raiders were publicly repulsed. At the moment, again, as if on command from a single center, a new round of escalation of hysterical anti-Sovietism and Russophobia is beginning in the media. The main targets remain the Lenin Mausoleum and the main Soviet-era burial site on Red Square. The goal of the highly paid militant thugs is clear - the overthrow of Soviet heroism and the subsequent physical liquidation of the Russian majority, which does not accept anti-people “reforms.” The author of this book, A. S. Abramov, is not only a professional historian who has published several works about the Mausoleum of V. I. Lenin and the Kremlin necropolis, but also the chairman of the board of the Charitable Public Organization for the Preservation of the Tomb of the Founder of the Soviet State. Written on the basis of personal impressions, unique documentary sources and illustrated with rare photographs, this work by an eyewitness and participant in the events of recent years debunks the lies of the ancestral haters and conveys the truth about the events around the sacred “father’s coffins.”