The problem of cooperation between Soviet citizens and part of the Russian emigration with the Germans during the Second World War was for a long time behind a dense wall of silence, and if it was covered in Russian historical science, it was rather one-sided and incomplete. However, they rightly say that you can rewrite history books, but you cannot change the past. Without knowledge of this problem, an objective analysis of the policies of both Germany and the Soviet Union in the pre-war and war periods is impossible. In addition, ignorance of the issue related to this topic does not provide a complete answer to the history of the problem of the anti-Soviet movement in the post-war period, which in the light of today's political changes is of very current importance. This collection presents the memories of some participants in the struggle against Soviet power on the side of Germany , both from among white emigrants and former Soviet citizens.