Moscow. OGIZ Socekgiz 1940. 128 p. Cover: Hardcover; Format: Standard. Simon Haxey’s book, English Conservatives in Power, lifts the veil over one corner of vaunted English “democracy.” It lacks theoretical generalizations and scientific analysis. Moreover, the author himself sometimes reveals a lack of understanding of the true class essence of bourgeois democracy. The reactionary role of bourgeois parliamentarism, especially the specific role of the British parliament and the ruling conservative party as a stronghold of the blackest reaction, is shown in the book without sufficient depth and without broad generalizations. The book contains the richest factual material about the Conservative Party, the ruling party of Great Britain. This is not a portrait of the English Tories, written with a brilliant brush. No. This is a photo taken simply, unpretentiously, without any retouching, and that is why the face of the ruling conservative party, like the face of a criminal in a criminal photo, is presented to the world in disgusting nakedness.