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Any politician long enough in power, after the death leaves the society highly polarized evaluations of his personality. Muammar Gaddafi, Saddam Hussein and Fidel Castro have both admirers and haters far beyond their native countries. Supporters are such historical figures as Adolf Hitler, and not only among the fascist youth. In Germany, talking about it is not accepted, but some Germans of the older generation can sometimes say that "in the Third Reich, life was not so bad", and in the attic of many houses gathering dust, the main book of the Fuhrer (the circulation of which in 1945 amounted to a whopping 13 million copies). In the history of Russia was also quite a lot of actors, a clear assessment of which is impossible: from St. Vladimir and Alexander Nevsky and ending with Lenin and Nicholas II. However, the main line, which will long split the Russian society, goes by the name of Joseph Stalin. For some — the father of Nations, the successor of Lenin, the winner of fascism. Others see it as a bloody butcher, tyrant and traitor to the revolution. This sharp public debate, is relevant even today, actually began on 5 March 1953, the day when it was announced the news of the death of the leader, which not all citizens of the USSR accepted the same.

Say not mistaken only one who does nothing. The leaders of the Soviet state worked a lot and was wrong often. Some errors have played a fatal role in the history of the USSR.

Mikhaylo Sarkozy became an American citizen in 1959. In the United States Nazi war criminal was living under the name Michael Korcok to a certain point and no one knew who he was. However Sarkozy was so sure of their impunity that in the 1990-ies has published a memoir. However, he actually remained at liberty and died in his own bed at 101 years old.

The author of the Lviv edition is literally bursting with rage because of the fact that Putin became the chief foreign guest at events in Israel, devoted to the 75 th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz. To substantiate his supposedly "only correct" view of the Holocaust and its causes Ukrainian nationalists do not shun anything — the course is and anti-Russian rhetoric, and the juggling of facts and distortion of history.

November 20, 1945, at 10 a.m. in Nuremberg, began the work of the international military Tribunal. Before him stood the Nazi criminals who plunged the world into the bloodiest in the history of mankind war. Absence of name of Bandera in the pages of the verdict led to the emergence of alternative views, and there was a statement that Stepan Bandera was not a criminal, because he was not convicted by the Nuremberg court.