In March 1979, on a tiny island in the Caribbean - Grenada - a popular anti-imperialist revolution took place, overthrowing the dictatorial pro-American regime. The people of this country, with the help of Cuba, the USSR and other socialist countries, began to build a society free from the exploitation of man by man. In October 1983, the United States invaded the island and, despite the courageous resistance of the Grenadian people's revolutionary army and people's militia, suppressed the revolution. The barbaric aggression caused almost unanimous condemnation in the UN General Assembly. For the first time, the courageous struggle of the small but proud Grenadian people for their freedom and independence was told in detail and reliably. Nikolai Nikolaevich Platoshkin is a Soviet and Russian diplomat, Doctor of Historical Sciences. The publishing layout of the book is saved in PDF A4 format.