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Ukrainian historian Mykola Doroshko analyses the genocidal wars that have been waged against us, Ukrainians, for the past hundred years by our Western neighbours, those who stole our own name, the name of the state "Rus", appropriated our history, passing it off as their own, and for more than a year have been methodically destroying us as the main and last competitors in the struggle for the legacy of the Kyivan Rus state. Lenin's wars against Ukrainian national governments in 1917-1920 were wars to destroy the statehood of the Ukrainian people. Stalin's wars against the Ukrainian peasants and the cultural elite of the Ukrainian nation were wars to destroy the Ukrainian identity. Since 2014, Putin's wars against independent Ukraine have been aimed at "the final solution of the Ukrainian question". The author is convinced that all of these wars can be considered genocidal, i.e., aimed at the destruction of Ukrainian statehood and the Ukrainian political nation. This book is a message to remind the world that Russian imperialism is the greatest threat to international security, as the essence of the Moscow empire lies in its manic drive for external conquest. It will be useful for anyone interested in the causes and consequences of Russian imperialism's crimes in Ukraine.