This book tells us that the Civil War in Russia did not end at all in the 1920s with the victory of the Bolsheviks, but continued for another half a century - it was a “cold civil war” of white emigrants against the Soviet regime. It ended in 1991 with the final fall of the communist regime in Russia. The author, who began his resistance to the regime as a young man, ended up in the West and joined the NTS, the largest and longest-lasting emigrant political party. This book is about her work and her people. Here are collected stories of participants in the Civil War and the ideological war against Bolshevism, most of whom are no longer alive. They cover almost the entire history of Russia in the 20th century.