The book by the famous Russian sociologist, theorist and representative of right-wing National Bolshevism I. V. Ustryalov (1890–1937) was first published in 1933. And in the same year, as we know, Hitler came to power in a completely legal, constitutional way (on January 30, 1933, he was appointed chancellor). The study belongs to a number of landmark works on the history of German National Socialism that have been inaccessible for many years. The book removes the veil of mystery from the aspirations of Nazi leaders, forces the reader to rethink not only the history of Germany after 1918, but also to take a fresh look at the events of the 1930s in the context of world history. Before us is the German National Socialist Revolution - through the eyes of a radical dissident accused on September 14, 1937 of “espionage, counter-revolutionary activities and anti-Soviet agitation” and executed on the same day.