Proceedings of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR . Geological series. 1943. No 4-5" is a unique collection of scientific articles prepared by a team of authors, which became an important contribution to the development of geological sciences in the post-war period. This issue of the publication, despite its historical identity, continues to be relevant for researchers, students and anyone interested in geology, mineralogy and natural resources. This issue presents research findings that cover a wide range of topics related to geological processes, mineralogy, and minerals. The reader will be able to immerse himself in the world of scientific discoveries that were made in the conditions when the country was restoring its economy and infrastructure after the devastating consequences of the war. This gives the book special value, because it reflects not only scientific achievements, but also the spirit of the time when science served as an important tool for recovery and development. The book will be of interest to both professional geologists and students studying geological sciences. It can attract the attention of historians of science who study the development of geology in the USSR, as well as all those who are interested in natural resources and their extraction. Unique research conducted at this time can serve as a basis for further scientific research and practical application in the modern world. The topics raised in this issue concern not only theoretical aspects of geology, but also practical issues, such as the exploration and exploitation of minerals, the study of geological structures and processes that affect the formation of the earth's crust. These studies help to understand how geology affects human life, its activities, and the environment. The book emphasizes the importance of geological sciences in the context of the country's economic and social development. The style of the authors presented in this collection is distinguished by scientific rigor and depth of analysis. Each author contributes based on his own research and experience, which makes reading not only informative, but also fascinating. Despite the fact that the book was published in 1943, many of the ideas and conclusions presented in it remain relevant today, which indicates a high level of scientific work. If you are looking for literature that combines historical value and scientific significance, "News of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR. Geological series. 1943. No. 4-5" will be an excellent choice . This is not just a book, but a whole era captured on the pages, which opens up new horizons of knowledge for the reader. It can be a basis for in-depth study of geology and its role in society, as well as a source of inspiration for future research. Thus, this issue is an integral part of the scientific heritage, and it is worth reading to anyone interested in geology, the history of science and the development of natural resources. Take the opportunity to touch the knowledge that has been gathered in difficult times, and discover a world where science and nature are intertwined in a single pursuit of knowledge.