"Judicial speeches of Soviet lawyers" is a unique book collected by a team of authors, which opens the veil of secrecy before the reader over one of the most interesting aspects of the judicial system of the Soviet Union. This work is a collection of speeches made by lawyers in the courtrooms, and allows you to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of trials, which, despite their historical significance, remain little known to a wide audience. The book will be especially interesting for those who are fond of law, history, sociology and politics. Law students, practicing lawyers, historians and just lovers of deep and meaningful texts will find in it a lot of useful information and inspiration. The age range of readers ranges from high school law students to adults who want to better understand the mechanisms of the judicial system in the past. One of the main topics raised in the book is the role of the lawyer in the trial. The authors show how the defenders used their oratorical abilities to defend the interests of clients, even in conditions of strict censorship and political pressure. Each speech is not just a set of legal arguments, but a real dramatization, where lawyers act not only as advocates, but also as fighters for justice. The reader will be able to trace how, under a totalitarian regime, lawyers were looking for ways to circumvent restrictions and convey their point of view to judges and the public. The book also touches on topics of morality and ethics in advocacy practice. How to stay true to their principles when people’s destinies are at stake? How to find a balance between the requirements of the law and personal conscience? These questions posed by the authors make us think about what it means to be a lawyer in difficult times, and what is the price of truth. The style in which the book is written is clear and accessible, which makes it suitable for both professionals and a wide audience. The authors skillfully combine legal language with living examples and historical contexts, which allows the reader not only to understand, but also to feel the atmosphere of the trials of the time. This makes the "Judicial speeches of Soviet lawyers" not just a textbook, but a real literary work that fascinates and makes you think. The book will also be of interest to those who want to better understand how the judicial system was formed in the face of political change and social pressure. It can serve as an excellent addition to other works on the history of law and judicial practice, such as “Law and Justice in Russia” or “History of the Bar in Russia” .. "Judicial speeches of Soviet lawyers" is not just a collection of speeches, it is a historical document that allows you to see how in the conditions of repression and restrictions, lawyers tried to preserve human dignity and defend the rights of their clients. This book is worthy of attention of anyone who is interested in law, history and human destiny, intertwined with the fate of the country. Do not miss the opportunity to touch this important and fascinating aspect of our history!