About the book: year / “The bizarre dialectic of history unexpectedly promoted the Soviet government with its ideology of the international to the role of a national factor in modern Russian life,” wrote Nikolai Vasilievich Ustryalov (1890 - 1937), Russian politician, writer and publicist, founder of National Bolshevism. During the Civil War in Russia, he was on the side of the whites and fought the Bolsheviks, then, in exile, he rethought his ideas under the influence of the successes of the Soviet government in building a new states. Trying to combine the ideology of Bolshevism with Russian nationalism, Ustryalov created a special political movement - National Bolshevism. In the USSR it was destroyed in the 1930s, but continued to exist abroad, only to be revived in Russia after the collapse of the Soviet system. The book presents the main works of N.V. Ustryalov, who give a fairly complete and coherent picture of National Bolshevism as an ideology.