100 years ago, the Patriotic War began in Russia. After the Jewish “fifth column,” relying on the “world behind the scenes,” unleashed the First Anti-Russian Revolution of 1904–1905 in Russia; after a wave of revolutionary terror swept across the Empire, claiming tens of thousands of lives, the Russian people responded to revolutionary violence with violence, to Jewish terror with Russian self-defense. A hundred years ago, the enemies of Russia learned a worthy rebuff. Now they call it “pogroms.” But this was the beginning of the Russian Resistance. Read Oleg Platonov’s new book, which exposes the Jewish myth of “pogroms” and irrefutably proves that in most cases the Jews were not “innocent victims”, but the instigators and main culprits of these events, which deserve the name of the Patriotic War of Liberation from the Jewish yoke.