How I fought with Russia

Winston Churchill, the "name of England" of the 20th century, was the most prominent representative of English politics in the twentieth century. One of its directions was the struggle against Russia with the goal of preventing our country from becoming one of the great powers or, at least, weakening Russian influence in the world.
In his memoirs, W. Churchill quite fully and frankly described all aspects of this anti-Russian activity. England's duplicitous position in relations with Russia during the First World War, an openly hostile attitude towards the RSFSR and the USSR, military and espionage operations against the Soviet state in the 1920s - 1930s, attempts to direct the first German attack on the Soviet Union - all this was reflected in the book by W. Churchill, presented to your attention.
In addition, it talks about Churchill's policies during the Second World War, when allied assistance to the Soviet Union was accompanied by a desire to prolong hostilities on the Eastern Front in order to bleed the USSR. Finally, it talks about the beginning of the Cold War, in which W. Churchill played a leading role. The book contains many interesting details, unexpected facts, significant details from a person who was part of the highest circles of the English "establishment".