The annexation of Crimea, which caused the largest political crisis in Europe since World War II, also led to the unprecedented flourishing of political mythology. In 2014, from many individual myths and falsified facts, the so-called Myth of'CrimeaNashe' was born, which was aimed at justifying the aggressive policy of the Russian Federation in the eyes of the world. Is Crimea really a primordially Russian land? Is it true that the Crimean Tatars are away all traitors? Has the peninsula really become part of Ukraine illegally? And what, in the end, were the events of February-March 2014 - the occupation of Crimea or the "restoration of historical justice"? Answers to these questions are devoted to this book.