Ludo Martens (1946-2011), founder and leader of the Belgian Labor Party, conceived his book as a refutation of the "well-known truths" about Stalin, which became almost part of the subconscious of Western man. Exposing the myths about the "testament of Lenin," forced collectivization, the destruction of the guard of the old Bolsheviks, collusion with Hitler, etc., the Belgian communist claims that today "any country can only dream of the achievements that were under Stalin" and that the truth about the leader is written in the blood of heroes who saved the world from fascist evil spirits.