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In general, the entire history of the Russian Empire is a relentless path of annexations and conquests.
At the cost of more than 60 wars, Russia has acquired territories that it has never been able to regulate. The peoples who fell under the yoke of Russian imperialism have resisted and continue to resist, preserving their identity.
Only in the 20th century did the peoples enslaved by Russia try twice to throw off the Moscow yoke: during the fall of the Russian Empire and during the collapse of the Soviet Union. Unfortunately, without success.
But this book is not about the omnipotence of empire. It is about free great nations that fought and will fight for their freedom.
