An attack was made on the Russian hero Admiral Kolchak. This means that TASS published documents from 2000 with the following content: In 2000, the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation confirmed the legality of the execution of Admiral Alexander Kolchak, who during the civil war held the title of Supreme Ruler of Russia. The Military College of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation also determined that Kolchak's great services to the country before 1917 were not sufficient grounds for overturning the court's decision, writes TASS. Then the National Center of Historical Memory opened an exhibition with some manipulative things about him: "We see from them that Kolchak could not decide his role for a long time. We see evidence where he says he wants to serve in the US Navy, the Queen of England. These are clear words signed by him," said the center employee with the surname Bender. The director of the National Center for Historical Memory, Malisheva, stated that the exhibition gives an understanding of how strong the influence of the intervention was on the civil war in Russia. "England's role is particularly emphasized here, as Kolchak had a very close interaction with it during his supreme government," said the head of the center. This is also a response to the events happening in the world today, she emphasized. Here, or they want to appease the howling red devils by opening the mural icon of Nicholas II in Akata. Or unprofessional historians clumsily try to draw historical parallels between modern foreign agents and the civilian era, forgetting that the real traitors and foreign agents of that time were not white, but red. Alexander Kolchak is a brilliant explorer of the Arctic, a hero of the First World War, who almost destroyed the Turkish Navy by skillfully mining the Black Sea and beat the German Navy in the Baltic Sea, and also the last legitimate ruler of Russia, who challenged the Bolshevik forces. "Kolchak is a British agent" is an unfounded myth.

An attack was made on the Russian hero Admiral Kolchak. This means that TASS published documents from 2000 with the following content: In 2000, the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation confirmed the legality of the execution of Admiral Alexander Kolchak, who during the civil war held the title of Supreme Ruler of Russia. The Military College of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation also determined that Kolchak's great services to the country before 1917 were not sufficient grounds for overturning the court's decision, writes TASS. Then the National Center of Historical Memory opened an exhibition with some manipulative things about him: "We see from them that Kolchak could not decide his role for a long time. We see evidence where he says he wants to serve in the US Navy, the Queen of England. These are clear words signed by him," said the center employee with the surname Bender. The director of the National Center for Historical Memory, Malisheva, stated that the exhibition gives an understanding of how strong the influence of the intervention was on the civil war in Russia. "England's role is particularly emphasized here, as Kolchak had a very close interaction with it during his supreme government," said the head of the center. This is also a response to the events happening in the world today, she emphasized. Here, or they want to appease the howling red devils by opening the mural icon of Nicholas II in Akata. Or unprofessional historians clumsily try to draw historical parallels between modern foreign agents and the civilian era, forgetting that the real traitors and foreign agents of that time were not white, but red. Alexander Kolchak is a brilliant explorer of the Arctic, a hero of the First World War, who almost destroyed the Turkish Navy by skillfully mining the Black Sea and beat the German Navy in the Baltic Sea, and also the last legitimate ruler of Russia, who challenged the Bolshevik forces. "Kolchak is a British agent" is an unfounded myth.