Paradoxical, but true: we know the name of the author of the book almost better than in Western Europe or the USA; "Great Revolutions" is already the fourth book of Rosenstock-Hussi, which a modern Russian reader can find among book novelties, while neither in Germany nor in the USA, where he wrote and printed many books in German and English, they hardly remember him. Who and how will read a huge book in Russian is a question; but having read "Autobiography of a Western Man" - such is the thoughtful subtitle of the political-theological historiosophy of the Christian era written by O. Rosenstock-Hussi - it will no longer be surprised that the book found it in Russia, and will not be afraid to attribute its Latin epigraph to itself: "De Te Fabula Narratur" - "It tells about you" (or "This story is about you").