Why is Kyiv and the southwestern principalities considered the center of all Russian history? By whose will is the no less ancient North (Novgorod, Pskov, Smolensk, Ryazan) or the Volga region considered as if second-rate? This book shows with merciless clarity why the whole domestic history is presented exclusively from pro-Western, South Slavic and Polish positions. The facts collected here indicate that we are not talking about a confluence of circumstances, but about the purposeful centuries-old occupation of Russia, about the total spiritual and religious dictate of the polonized public, skillfully covering up its dominance. It was its representatives, who became the main support of the Romanov throne, who constructed the state-religious framework, which to this day blocks the memory of our population. Various Germans and others, who have poured abundantly into the elite since the time of Peter I, only corrected the building that was not erected by them. This book will be a revelation for many, since the proposed historical angle is too unusual.