Revisionist and anti-Marxist essence of Mao Zedong is clearly shown from Khoja positions. Mao's true attitude to Titoism is revealed, active support from the Chinese for the Khrushchev de-Stalinization process in the period 1956-58 is described, and numerous Maoist accusations against Stalin and the pre-Khrushchev USSR are assessed (about Stalin's alleged "misunderstanding" of dialectics, "mistakes" in economic, social and party building, the "incorrectness" of Soviet foreign policy in the pre-war period, the construction, following the example of the Khrushchevites, of guilt in violations of socialist legality in the 30s personally on Stalin), Mao's role in the pro-American turn of Chinese foreign policy initiated by Zhou Enlai after Lin Biao's removal is revealed.