An attempt to show the failure of Churchill's notorious plans to start a war against the USSR in the summer of 45, known to everyone as Operation Impossible. What was actually called the operation developed by the British General Staff on the orders of Churchill at the beginning of forty-fifth year is not known for certain. Designed to make significant changes to the results of World War II in favor of the Western Allies, it turned out to be unclaimed and sank into the military archives of the British Kingdom unknown. No matter how much he loved and hated the Land of Soviets "the most outstanding Briton of all ages and peoples, the implementation of this militant plan could cost the Western world a lot. This plan was too frankly adventurous, and its implementation was beyond the power of even such geniuses of the military art of the Anglo-American coalition as General Eisenhower and Field Marshal Montgomery.