In memory of Stepan Shaumyan, Alexey Japaridze and 24 other Baku communists, without investigation or trial, on a remote stretch between the Trans-Caspian stations Pereval and Akhcha Kuyma, killed on September 20, 1918 by the head of the British military mission in Askhabad, Teague-Jones, with the knowledge and approval of others the British authorities in Transcaucasia and, in particular, the commander of British troops in Transcaucasia, Major General Thompson; in memory of the workers shot by the Menshevik government during a rally in the Alexander Garden in Tiflis on February 10, 1918; in memory of tens, hundreds and thousands of Caucasian communists who died in the struggle for Soviet power - shot, hanged, tortured - by the coalition “democratic” government of Transcaucasia; the Menshevik government of “democratic” Georgia; troops of the Sultan, an ally of the Transcaucasian “democracy”; the troops of Hohenzollern, the patron of Menshevik Georgia; British troops who entered Georgia to fight jointly with the Mensheviks against the communists; the White Guards of Denikin and Wrangel, with the direct and indirect assistance of the Georgian Mensheviks; to the memory of the revolutionary leaders of the peasant uprisings of Ossetia, Abkhazia, Adjara, Guria, Mingrelia, etc., shot by the Menshevik government of Georgia, this book is dedicated to the author, written to expose the lies, slander and persecution coming in thick clouds from the camp of oppressors, exploiters, imperialists, predators , murderers and their political mercenaries and willing lackeys.