True and fictions about the Kremlin necropolis and mausoleum

Until recently, the Lenin mausoleum and honorary necropolis at the Kremlin wall were sung as a shrine of world significance. With the beginning of perestroika, the threat of desecration of these sacred and iconic Soviet graves became a sad reality. The people"s anger against the power of the tombsters resulted in a wide public rebuff to the desecrators of graves and historical memory: perennial attacks of the blasphemous marauded raiders were publicly repulsed. At the moment, again, as if on command from a single center, a new round of escalation of hysterical anti -Sovietism and Russophobia begins in the media. The main targets are still chosen by Lenin Mausoleum and most importantly the burial of the Soviet era on Red Square. The goal of highly paid militant young people is clear is the overthrow of Soviet heroics and the subsequent physical elimination of the non -acceptance anti -people "reforms" of the Russian majority. The author of this book A.S. Abramov is not only a professional historian who issued several works about