Defense Speeches of Soviet Lawyers . Part 2”, prepared by the team of authors, is a unique collection that immerses the reader in the world of judicial practice and advocacy of the Soviet period. This publication not only contains examples of protective speeches, but also reveals important aspects of human rights activities that remain relevant in modern society. The second volume of this series continues the investigation of lawsuits in which lawyers defended their clients, often in a tough political environment. Readers will be able to get acquainted with a lot of vivid examples that illustrate how the defenders used their speaking skills and legal knowledge to defend the rights of the accused. Each speech is not just a set of arguments, but a real art work in which lawyers used rhetorical techniques to convince the court and the public of the correctness of their clients. This book will be of interest not only to professional lawyers, but also to law students, historians and anyone interested in human rights and the judicial system. It can attract the attention of readers who are passionate about history, sociology and politics, as well as those who want to understand more deeply how the bar functioned under a totalitarian regime. It raises important topics such as the right to a defense, fairness in court, and the moral dilemmas faced by lawyers. The style of the authors is distinguished by depth of analysis and attention to detail. They not only present the speeches, but also comment on them, explaining the context and significance of each speech. This makes the book not just a collection of documents, but a real textbook on oratory and advocacy practice. Readers will be able to see how lawyers have used their knowledge of laws and human psychology to influence court decisions. Defense Speeches of Soviet Lawyers . Part 2" is a continuation of the first volume, which also became an important contribution to the study of the legal profession. Together, these two volumes provide a holistic view of how, under conditions of restriction and repression, lawyers fought for the rights of their clients and tried to preserve the principles of justice. This publication can be a valuable resource for researchers and practicing lawyers, as well as for anyone who wants to understand how history affects modern justice. If you are looking for books that raise questions of law, justice, and human morality, "Defensive Speeches of Soviet Lawyers. Part 2 will be a real find for you . This is not just a reading, but an opportunity to look into the past and see how lawyers, despite all the difficulties, continued to defend their ideals and protect the rights of people. The book inspires reflection on how important it is to preserve these principles in all settings and how the history of advocacy can serve as a lesson for future generations. Do not miss the chance to immerse yourself in the world of judicial rhetoric and learn how words can become a powerful weapon in the struggle for justice. Defense Speeches of Soviet Lawyers . Part 2 is not just a book, but a key to understanding the complex processes taking place in society and the importance of protecting human rights in any era.