Marshal Zhukov. You know him from books and films, from newsreels and photographs. His name is always inscribed in the history of the XX century. In the new book by Viktor Suvorov, readers will see a portrait of a completely different Zhukov. At the very end of its history, the Soviet Union was left without heroes. It turned out that the leaders of the Soviet Union, without exception, are a gang of criminals and villains. If you leave the sky-high Kremlin heights, and look closely at the modest heroes on whom the people should have been equal, then here the heroism fades.