In his new monograph "Torn Pages," Russian historian Alexander Nikolayevich Dugin examines the plots of the recent Soviet past - plots deliberately torn from the memory of the people by our Western "partners" or obscured beyond recognition by mud by some of our fellow citizens, who are frantic, looking forward to the introduction of alien ideas of Anglo-American "liberators" into our souls and hearts, into the brains of our descendants. Bloody examples of Serbia, Iraq, Libya, Syria should not disappear from the memory of mankind. The author introduces the Reader to little-known archival documents on the history of the Stalinist period of our country and tries to answer topical political issues of our time with their help.