A Dozen Knives in the Back of the Revolution is a book written by an author with a distinct position and deep understanding of history. In the preface, the author reflects on how historical events, such as revolutions, can affect an individual's life. He talks about how differences in views and values can lead to conflicts and divisions in society. The preface opens the door for the reader to the world of the book, where he learns about important historical facts, but at the same time emphasizes that in this world there is also a place for human feelings, observations and reflections. The author urges the reader to consider the events not only as historical facts, but also in the context of their impact on modernity. A Dozen Knives in the Back of the Revolution is an incendiary book that will make the reader think further about how the past shapes the present and the future.