Great Britain-Russia. History lessons. British trace in Russian affairs. Malov Yu.A.

Almost throughout the history of Russian-English relations, the ruling circles of England (and then Great Britain) sought to isolate Russia from Europe, cultivate the colonial nature of the economy of our country, to maintain influence of agents-beneficial statesmen for themselves. Traditionally, the British authorities in their anti -Russian activity always patronize those who opposed a single, independent and strong Russia.

Yuri Malov in their book shows what lessons to learn from the consequences of disasters that happened to Russia through wine Great Britain (or its agents) for a sufficiently long period - from the reign of Tsar Ivan the Terrible to the revolutionary upheavals of 1917. And in this case, the lessons of history are the most visual and instructive.

for those interested in the difficult realities of Russian-English relations.