1917: Decoding the 'Russian' Revolution

The fall of the Russian Empire in 1917 was not an accident—just as the USSR disintegrated not by chance. In both cases, a powerful external force initiated the breakdown of Russia, using traitors and fools who, for money or beautiful promises, ultimately destroyed their own country. The history of this greatest catastrophe is still, to a large extent, mysterious, and there are far more questions than answers. Germany, blamed to this day, was no more than an instrument—and then it became a victim of its own revolution in exactly the same way. February 1917 is the beginning of Russia’s catastrophe of the 20th century, the consequences of which were overcome at an unbearably high price. But when we forgot how Russia’s geopolitical enemies destroyed our country, the situation of collapse and chaos repeated itself again. And in both cases, this force hid behind fake clothes of “alliance” and “universal human values.” And today, their ideologues—abundantly funded from abroad—are again ready to provoke a revolution in Russia. From the book you will learn:
why Nicholas II and his brother resigned from the throne so easily;
who and how organized Lenin’s journey to Russia in a “sealed” train car;
why English intelligence officer Oswald Rayner made a “control shot” to the forehead of Grigory Rasputin;
why the German General Staff didn’t even suspect that it had a spy with the surname Ulyanov;
why the Provisional Government paid for the passage home of revolutionaries who were going to overthrow it;
why Alexander Kerensky, instead of fighting the Bolsheviks, played their game, “letting them win,” and tried to hand power to Lenin.
Kerensky = Gorbachev = Yeltsin = .?.. Enough! Russia must never have a revolution again!