History of Socio-Economic Development in the National Regions during the Revolutions of 1917 by L. D. Matveeva is a fascinating and in-depth study that immerses the reader in the complex and contradictory processes that took place in Russia at the beginning of the 20th century. The author, known for his works on the history of Russia and the social sciences, offers a unique view of events that have become pivotal in the fate of the country and its peoples. In his book, Matveev analyzes how the revolutions of 1917 influenced the socio-economic development of various national regions of Russia. He explores how changes in the political system, economy and social structure have affected not only central areas, but also remote corners of the country, where traditional ways of life have faced new ideas and challenges. The reader will be able to see how local communities reacted to the revolutionary changes, how they adapted or resisted them, and what consequences this had for their further development. This book will be of interest to students and teachers of historical faculties, as well as to a wide audience interested in the history of Russia and the social sciences. It will be a valuable source of information for those who want to understand more deeply how revolutionary events shaped not only the political map of the country, but also its social fabric. Readers interested in issues of identity, nationalism and economic development will find in the book a lot of material for reflection and discussion. The topics raised in the book relate not only to the historical context, but also to contemporary realities. Matveev raises important questions about how historical events affect the formation of national identity and social relations in a multinational state. It explores how economic conditions and social changes in different regions have contributed to or impeded the development of local cultures and traditions. The book makes you think about how history affects modernity and how we can learn from the mistakes of the past. Style L. D. Matveeva is distinguished by analytical rigor and depth of research. He skillfully combines factual material with personal observations and conclusions, which makes reading not only informative, but also fascinating. His other well-known works, such as “Social Transformations in 20th Century Russia” and “National Movements in the Post-Soviet Space”, are also marked by careful analysis and vivid style, which makes them mandatory for those interested in history and sociology. The book "History of socio-economic development in the national regions during the revolutions of 1917" is not just a historical work, but an important contribution to the understanding of the complex processes that shaped modern Russia. It will become a reference book for anyone who wants to understand how the past affects the present, and how historical events continue to resonate in people's lives today. Readers looking for deep and insightful research in history and sociology will find many useful ideas and inspirations in this book.