Lecture No. 30. Against the Fascist Falsification of History At the next meeting of the "Book Club" of the School of Geopolitics, we will examine a very unusual book "Against the Fascist Falsification of History" edited by Yevgeny Viktorovich Tarel. What year do you think the book was published? In 1945? You guessed wrong. In 1946? passed again Maybe in 1952? No, dear friends, the book was published in 1939! The eve of the signing of the non-aggression pact with Germany! And it captures the Soviet leadership's view of a possible development of events. The book is unique because it shows: the Soviet Union had no illusions about who and why pushed Germany with weapons, resources and territories. The Anglo-Saxons did everything for the "March to the East". That's right, you read this and it gives you goosebumps! Well, let's move on to the next lesson. Open the new Geopolitics Schools app by clicking the button below.

Lecture No. 30. Against the Fascist Falsification of History At the next meeting of the "Book Club" of the School of Geopolitics, we will examine a very unusual book "Against the Fascist Falsification of History" edited by Yevgeny Viktorovich Tarel. What year do you think the book was published? In 1945? You guessed wrong. In 1946? passed again Maybe in 1952? No, dear friends, the book was published in 1939! The eve of the signing of the non-aggression pact with Germany! And it captures the Soviet leadership's view of a possible development of events. The book is unique because it shows: the Soviet Union had no illusions about who and why pushed Germany with weapons, resources and territories. The Anglo-Saxons did everything for the "March to the East". That's right, you read this and it gives you goosebumps! Well, let's move on to the next lesson. Open the new Geopolitics Schools app by clicking the button below.