In 1572, the Russian state was threatened with complete destruction by the combined Turkish-Crimean Tatar-Nogai troops. On the southern borders of the Fatherland, a huge horde of invaders was opposed by a small Russian army under the command of the best commander of Russia at that time - Prince Dmitry Hvorostinin. In a fierce multi-day battle near the village of Molody, the fate of the Russian people and our country was decided. How were the Russians able to defeat a many times superior enemy? God's help, the support of the entire people, military courage and stamina, experience and ingenuity - this is the recipe for that Victory 450 years ago. The Battle of Molody is equal in importance to Kulikovskaya, Borodinskaya, Stalingrad. But it was forgotten for many centuries, deleted so far from our history and textbooks. Who ordered this and who benefits? Alexander Gaponenko's book answers these questions, opens the pages of Russian history hidden from us and restores historical justice.