The corruption of the Great Empire

Vladimir Emelyanovich Maksimov (Lev Alekseevich Samsonov) - one of the largest Russian writers and publicists of the late XX - beginning. XXI century. In 1973, he was expelled from the Moscow Writers Union for the novel "Seven days of creation", Maximov left for France and was deprived of Soviet citizenship. In a foreign land, he founded the Magazine "Continent, the most active forces of the emigration of the" third wave "gathered around (including A.I. Solzhenitsyn and A.A. Galich, among the members of the editorial board of the magazine - V.P. Nekrasov, I. A. Brodsky, E.I. Unknown, A.D. Sakharov.
After the collapse of the USSR V.E. Maximov, unexpectedly for many, stood on the "imperial" position - it was to him that the famous phrase belongs to him: "We rushed into communism, but we got to Russia." In the last years of his life, Maximov was the constant author of the newspaper Truth, a merciless exposure of the "democratic" reforms in our country, the defender of Russia and the entire Russian in the hostile ring of Western civilization.
In his last book, V. Maksimov shows how slowly, step by step, the destruction of the Great Soviet Empire was underway, what role the influential forces of the West played - and reflects from the standpoint of politics, religion, ideology about why our The country was defenseless under their onslaught. In addition, Vladimir Maksimov debunks the chimeras of "democratic" conquests in Russia and draws a terrible but realistic picture of the post -perestroika public structure of our country