In the memoirs of Oleg Platonov, some pages of the West’s secret war against Russia are revealed for the first time. After many years of silence, forced by conspiracy, the author had the opportunity to publish important information about the activities of subversive, anti-Russian organizations financed by the US government and its Western European satellites. Dozens of foreign trips, meetings with prominent figures of the anti-Zionist and anti-Masonic movement, many years of research in domestic and foreign archives allowed Platonov to make major historical discoveries and finds, and to dispel a number of myths created by Judeo-Masonic propaganda to discredit Russian life. Much attention is paid in the book to reflecting events related to the activities of Russia’s internal enemies and, above all, the “Zionist Party” and Jewish extremists who sow national discord and try to rise above the peoples of Russia. Based on the diary entries of his travels, the author cites numerous facts of the monstrous crimes of Jewish extremists in different regions of the country. The book is imbued with a sense of faith in the great future of Russia, in the inevitability of its victory over internal and external enemies, over all the forces of world evil, the epicenter of which today is the United States . Russian resistance to these sinister forces, according to the author, serves as a deterrent to international stability and sustainable world order.