Russian Speech in Udmurtia : materials of the correspondence interuniversity conference dedicated to the celebration of the 450th anniversary of Udmurtia’s voluntary entry into Russia” is a unique publication that collected the results of scientific research and discussions related to the Russian language and its features in the context of the Udmurt region. The team of authors who presented their works includes both experienced linguists and young researchers, which gives the book versatility and freshness of views. The book covers a wide range of topics related to the Russian language in Udmurtia, including its dialectal features, the influence of the Udmurt language on Russian speech, as well as issues of linguistic identity and cultural integration. Readers will be able to learn about how historical events, such as the entry of Udmurtia into Russia, influenced the formation of the language environment of the region and how this is reflected in the modern language. This work will be especially interesting for students and teachers of philological faculties, as well as for anyone interested in language studies and cultural anthropology. The book can attract the attention of both those who study Russian as a foreign language and those who are engaged in sociolinguistics and cultural history. The age category of readers varies from high school students to adults who want to deepen their knowledge of the language features of Russia. The topics raised in the book are relevant and important for understanding the diversity of the Russian language space . In the context of globalization and language mixing, the study of local features such as Russian in Udmurtia, allows you to better understand how languages interact with each other and how they can maintain their uniqueness. The book emphasizes the importance of preserving linguistic heritage and cultural identity, making it particularly valuable in light of contemporary challenges. The style of the authors is distinguished by scientific rigor, but at the same time the accessibility and clarity of the presentation . They skillfully balance between theoretical aspects and practical examples, which makes the material not only informative, but also fascinating to read. This edition can be an excellent addition to the library of anyone interested in linguistics, cultural studies or the history of Russia. In addition, the book “Russian speech in Udmurtia” may be of interest to those who are looking for similar works, such as “Language and Culture” by Igor Sidorov or “Linguistic Identity” by Natalia Kuznetsova .. It can also attract the attention of readers interested in issues of linguistic diversity and cultural interaction in Russia, which makes it an important contribution to modern linguistic science. In conclusion, Russian Speech in Udmurtia is not just a collection of scientific articles, but a real find for those who want to understand more deeply how language shapes our identity and how cultural processes affect its development. This book will be a valuable resource for researchers, students and anyone interested in the richness and diversity of the Russian language in the context of the regions of Russia.