Soviet Russia after the Civil War... The time is harsh, difficult, heroic... It seems that we still have a poor understanding of the significance of that great era. Through the efforts of millions of Soviet people, thanks to the will and genius of Stalin, a predominantly peasant, semi-literate country turned into a powerful industrial state with an educated people. This became possible only after the Russian breakthrough. Is the current tribe capable of such a feat?! Let's compare - in the face of an impartial history - two generations, a generation of Soviet people and the current generation. About the first, outgoing heroes, we can say: "Heroes, not you..." Will you, now living, be able to implement the motto "Russia, go!" Will you be able to turn Russia into an advanced powerful democratic power in at least twenty or thirty years?