Proceedings of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR . Geological series. 1943. No. 3”, published by the team of authors, is a unique scientific work that immerses the reader in the world of geological research and discoveries made in wartime conditions. This publication not only preserves historical value, but also serves as an important source of information for all those interested in geology, natural resources and the history of science in the USSR. In 1943, when the world was going through the hard times of World War II, the Academy of Sciences of the USSR continued its work, collecting and publishing the results of research that could help in understanding the natural processes and resources of the country. This edition includes articles, research, and reports that cover a wide range of topics, from mineralogy and paleontology to geophysics and geochemistry. The reader will be able to learn about new research methods, discoveries in the field of minerals and their importance for the country's economy in times of war. The book will be of interest to both professional geologists and researchers, as well as students studying geological sciences. It will also attract the attention of historians of science who want to understand how scientific research has continued in difficult times and how it has influenced the development of various industries. For lovers of science and history, this publication will be a real find, allowing you to look into the past and see how science can serve society even in the most difficult moments. The topics raised in this issue concern not only geology, but also broader issues such as the impact of war on scientific research and the need to adapt scientific methods to changing conditions. Readers will be able to see how scientists have been looking for solutions to pressing resource-related problems that could support a country in a war-torn environment. This emphasizes the importance of science as a tool that helps overcome difficulties and find a way out of crisis situations. The style of the authors working on this edition is distinguished by clarity and scientific rigor. They aim to convey complex ideas and research results in an accessible form, which makes the material understandable even to those who are not experts in the field of geology. Each article in this issue is written taking into account the relevance and significance of the data presented, which makes them valuable not only for the scientific community, but also for a wide audience. Proceedings of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR . Geological series. 1943. No. 3” will be an important addition to the library for anyone interested in science, history or geology. It opens a window into the past, showing how science can serve society even when the world faces challenges. This publication is not only informative, but also inspiring, emphasizing the importance of scientific research in any situation. If you are looking for literature that combines historical value and scientific rigor, then this publication will be a real find for you. It will not only expand your knowledge of geology, but also allow you to better understand how science can influence the life of society at a variety of times.