This book was not written by order of the Masonic government, not out of great friendship with Masonic lodges, and not for any secret reasons. The fact is that the authors have always tried to expose or at least show the artificiality and inconsistency of public information myths. It doesn’t matter at all in what area this myth was created. Whether in the history of Russia. About such historical figures as Andrei Bogolyubsky or Alexander Nevsky. In the history of architecture. The fact that bast Rus' learned stone construction much later than its great Western teachers. And before that, she rolled logs and chopped down churches “without a single nail.” In the history of secret societies... And in many other ways. We simply don’t like the parasitism of some marginalized individuals in creating and maintaining such myths. Our new book is about Freemasons and the common myths that revolve around this name. We probably have some right to write about this. Our books “Interview with a Freemason” - about the history of the Grand Lodge of Israel and partly about the history of world Freemasonry - have been on store shelves for a long time. "Order of Sirius. Knights of the Lotus and the Cross" - about the history of the Rosicrucians. “Secrets of Russian Cathedrals” - about Freemasonry in pre-Petrine Rus'. These books were written not based on Internet materials, but in the course of personal communication with members of secret organizations and orders. In the study of internal, often secret, materials of these structures are called latent, that is, closed.