“It will not be forgotten: a collection of memoirs of the workers of the Primorsky Territory about the bloody atrocities of the American interventionists in 1918-1920” is a unique and touching collection of stories that takes the reader to the dramatic years of the Civil War and intervention in the Far East. This collection, prepared by the team of authors, is not just a chronicle of events, but a living memory of those who survived the bloody atrocities of foreign invaders who left an indelible mark on the fate of millions of people. The book reveals to the reader the real testimonies and memories of those who witnessed and victimized the intervention of American troops in Primorye in the period 1918-1920. These pages are filled with sincere pain, heroism and perseverance, they tell about how ordinary workers, peasants, workers and soldiers, fought for their land, for their freedom and dignity. In this collection there are no artistic fictions - only true stories that help to understand the scale of the tragedy and the heroism of those who were not afraid to speak out against foreign aggressors. The book “Don’t Forget It” is intended for a wide range of readers, especially those who are interested in the history of Russia, the events of the Civil War, intervention and the fate of the people in difficult years. It will be of interest to students, historians, local historians and everyone who is looking for a deep understanding of national memory and the importance of preserving historical truth. This book is especially relevant for the younger generation, who must be aware of the heroic resistance of their ancestors to appreciate the freedom and independence of their country. A special place in the book is occupied by raising topics related to heroism, devotion to the Motherland and the tragedy of those years. The memories collected in the collection help to understand how the bloody events of 1918-1920 influenced the fate of entire generations, and why it is important to remember those who fought for freedom, despite the terrible trials. These stories are a reminder that even in the darkest of times, the human spirit is able to maintain hope and fight for justice. The team of authors who collected these memories creates a special atmosphere of sincerity and trust. The style of presentation is saturated with live details, which makes reading exciting and emotionally rich. Each story is not just a fact, but a living story that makes you think about the value of the world and the need to remember the victims of the intervention. The book shows a deep commitment to preserving the memory of heroic resistance and tragedy, which should not be forgotten. If you are looking for a book that will not only tell about the bloody events of the past, but also make you think about the importance of national memory and heroism, “This will not forget” will be a valuable discovery for you. This work is not only a historical chronicle, but also a powerful source of inspiration for those who appreciate truth, courage and fortitude. Inspiring and touching, it will help to understand why it is important to remember the bloody atrocities of the American interventionists in Primorye and how these events shaped modern Russian identity. If you are interested in the history of Russia, the events of the Civil War, intervention, or just want to touch the living memories of those who survived the bloodshed, “Don’t Forget It” is a book that will not leave you indifferent. It will be a valuable addition to your library, a reminder that the memory of heroic resistance is part of national identity and pride.