What was Ancient Russia and how does it relate to today's Russia and Ukraine? Why are Russians and Ukrainians not "one people"? What was the "heresy of the Judaizers" and how did the Moscow princes become hostages of the "Greek party"? How Ivan IV created Russia 1.0. and led her to collapse? "Troubles" or the first failed national revolution? How did the Romanovs capture and destroy Great Russia? What was the meaning of St. Petersburg colonialism and anti-colonial resistance of the "natives"? Why did the Russian nation not take place in the Gottorp state? Why did the populists and liberals lose? What was Bolshevism? What was the "Civil War" and why did the "Reds" win it? What did Stalin, Hitler and Vlasov fight for? Who eliminated the USSR? What was Yeltsinism and how did it transform into Putinism? What is the essence and genealogy of the doctrine of the "Russian world"? Why are Russian nationalism and national democrats untenable? How can political nations arise in Russia and what could be an alternative to this? How can the Russians defeat the National Revolution and what can they expect after that? Vadim Sidorov, who has been fighting for the acquisition of Russian subjectivity for about 30 years, answers all these questions in his book "The Unfinished Revolution."