The book "The influence of interethnic relations on the development of the Chuvash people" by G. A. Yakovleva is a deep and multifaceted study that immerses the reader in the complex world of ethnic interactions and their influence on the formation of the cultural identity of the Chuvash people. The author, known for his work in ethnology and cultural anthropology, offers a unique perspective on how interethnic relations shape not only social structures, but also cultural traditions, language, and people's self-awareness. In his book, Yakovlev analyzes various aspects of the interaction of Chuvash with neighboring ethnic groups, such as Russians, Tatars and Mordva. He explores how historical circumstances, migration processes and cultural exchanges influenced the development of Chuvash identity. The reader will be able to see how these interactions shaped not only the cultural, but also the economic and political aspects of the life of the Chuvash people. The book is full of interesting facts and stories that make it not only a scientific work, but also a fascinating reading for a wide audience. This work will be of interest both to specialists in the field of ethnology and sociology, and to anyone who is interested in the cultural diversity of Russia. Students, teachers, researchers and just lovers of history will find in it a lot of useful ideas and inspiration. The book can also attract the attention of those who want to understand more deeply how interethnic relations affect the formation of cultural identity in the modern world. The topics raised in the book are relevant and important for understanding contemporary processes of globalization and cultural integration. Yakovlev raises questions about how to preserve the uniqueness of ethnic culture in the face of increasing internationalization and how interethnic conflicts can both destroy and enrich cultural traditions. Readers will be able to reflect on how their own cultural roots can intersect with other ethnic groups and how this interaction affects their lives. Yakovlev's style is distinguished by clarity and accessibility, which makes complex concepts understandable to a wide audience. His ability to combine scientific analysis with living examples and historical anecdotes creates fascinating reading. G. A. Yakovlev is also known for his other works, such as "Culture and Identity: Chuvash Context" and "Ethnic Processes in the Volga Region", which also explore issues of ethnicity and cultural identity. The book "The influence of interethnic relations on the development of the Chuvash people" is not just a scientific study, but also an important contribution to the understanding of the diversity of Russia's cultural heritage. It opens new horizons for thinking about how we can preserve and develop our identity in an ever-changing world. For those who are looking for a deep and meaningful reading, this book will be a real find. Do not miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of Chuvash culture and learn about its rich history and traditions through the prism of interethnic relations.