Korni stalinskogo bol'shevizma. Uzlovoi nerv rus.is - Pyzhikov A.V.

Abstract to the book "The Roots of Stalin's Bolsy. The knotted nerve of Russian history" by A.V.:
The book "Roots of Stalin's Bolsevism" is a bold attempt to understand the turbulent vicissitudes of our history, which eventually led to the collapse of the state system in Russia in 1917. Alexander Pyzhikov attributes their reasons to the confessional schism of the second half of the 17th century, which formed a different (latent) way of life and thought of more than one million Russians, known to us as old-fashioned.
What is the basis of the author's assertion that old faith is the knot of Russian history? How does this relate to Stalin's Bolsyism? What were the agitprop battles for the minds of ordinary people built on? What role did Soviet writers play in it? What was the struggle for power in the USSR worth at all? How and why are its consequences affected today?
Real portraits of participants of key historical and cultural events pop up on the pages of the book, and references to their memories, works and archival documents. The book is addressed to the widest range of readers.