The long-standing Russian-Polish rivalry - this, in the words of Pushkin, “family feud”, this “dispute between the Slavs among themselves” - is already about half a thousand years old. At all times, under any political system - both under the tsars, and under the Soviet regime, and after the collapse of the USSR - Poland has been and remains the most furious and implacable, the most sworn enemy of Russia, the “chain dog” of the West, ready to tear the “damned Muscovites” to pieces. the first order of the owner. What is the real reason for this centuries-old hatred? What was the role of Polish revolutionaries in the Red Terror? Under what pretext did the Polish authorities exterminate more than 80 thousand captured Red Army soldiers after the war of 1919–1920? Why was Poland dubbed the “Jackal of Europe”? Did Poles serve in the SS? What did the Solidarity trade union really achieve? What threatens the deployment of American air defense in Poland? In this book you will find answers to all these questions.