The great mystery of the small nation

The name of the outstanding thinker, mathematics, public figure Igor Rostislavovich Shafarevich does not need a special submission. Its famous & quot, Russophobia & quot, which was published in the late 70s of the XX century and translated into many languages, became a milestone in the development of Russian public consciousness, caused a wide resonance both in our country and abroad. Then the dissident intelligentsia turned away from him, which ultimately struggled not with the Soviet regime, but with historical Russia. And he acquired genuine recognition among nationally thinking people.
On a new, turning point in history & quot, Russophobia & quot, was a prophetic book. The author’s previous assumptions have long become reality: now Russophobia in Russia has reached an unprecedented take -off.
The author’s classic work is complemented by his later works on this topic