The 20th century went down in world history as one of the most tragic centuries. From the late 1940s to the present day, the main contenders for the role of “black magicians”, the criminals of the century who caused the most terrible cataclysms, are usually the same people: Wilhelm II, Lenin, Trotsky, Hitler, Stalin, Mao Zedong, Paul Sweat. At the same time, Sir Winston Churchill, the irreplaceable star of British and world politics, falls out of attention. It was Churchill who was an active player and influential force in the fateful Civil War in Russia. In 1939, he provoked the Second World War, which cost Russia dearly, and, finally, it was Churchill, in his Fulton speech on March 5, 1946, who proclaimed the cold war of the entire West against Russia and became its ideological engine. This sensational book overturns the usual view not only of personality Winston Churchill, but also on the history of the 20th century in general. Debunking the most popular myths and legends, the author claims that the trial of crimes of the century has no statute of limitations.