When Western countries made claims for the payment of debts of the tsarist and Provisional governments, the Soviet authorities refused to pay and, moreover, voiced counterclaims. Much to restore justice and help the numerous victims of the barbarity of the interventionists and the White movement was due to the activities of the Society for Assistance to Victims of Intervention (OSZhLI) The organization emerged in 1924 to protect the people and preserve documents that would prevent the West from covering up numerous crimes and turning away from material debt. If you think that the events of a hundred years ago have nothing to do with modern Russians, think about it. Even experts of this period will find a lot of new things in the book, because the authors examined significant amounts of documents from the archives of St. Petersburg, Moscow. Urals, Volga region, Far East and Kazakhstan. The book contains the materials of OSJI and personal profiles of the victims.