Documents of the Foreign Policy of the USSR . Volume 6. November 20, 1922 . — December 31, 1923 . It is a unique historical work that offers readers a deep immersion into the complex and multifaceted world of early Soviet Union diplomacy. Compiled by a team of authors, this volume is carefully selected and systematized documents reflecting the key points of the foreign policy of the USSR at a time when the country was just beginning to regain its position in the international arena after the Civil War. This volume contains documents covering the most important events and decisions made in 1922-1923. The reader will be able to trace how the young state, which is in a state of economic and political instability, has built its relations with other countries, including both allies and opponents. This period was a time when the USSR was looking for its identity and place in the world, and it is here that you can see how the foundations of its foreign policy were formed. The book will be of interest not only to historians and students studying modern history, but also to a wide audience interested in politics, international relations and the history of the 20th century. It is suitable for both professionals and amateurs who want to better understand the context and mechanisms that defined the foreign policy of the Soviet Union in its early years. It will be especially useful for those who seek to study how international relations were formed in the conditions of crisis and instability. The themes raised in the book are diverse and multi-faceted. Readers will be able to see how the USSR tried to establish diplomatic ties with the West, how relations with neighboring countries were built, and how internal problems influenced foreign policy. The documents show how the ideology of communism and the need for economic recovery intersected in complex negotiations and agreements. This makes it possible to understand how ideological principles influenced practical decisions and actions of the state. The style of the authors is distinguished by thoroughness and attention to detail. Each document is accompanied by comments and explanations, which allows the reader not only to get acquainted with the texts, but also to understand their context and meaning. The book is written in accessible language, which makes it understandable even for those who are not experts in the field of history. In addition, this volume is part of a larger series that covers various aspects of Soviet foreign policy. Readers interested in other volumes will be able to find additional materials that will help them to get a complete picture of the foreign policy strategy of the Soviet Union in different historical periods. Thus, "Documents of the foreign policy of the USSR . Volume 6. November 20, 1922 . — December 31, 1923 . This is not just a collection of documents, but a real find for everyone who wants to understand how international politics was formed in one of the most difficult and controversial periods in history. This book will be a valuable addition to the library of anyone interested in history, politics and international relations, and will help open new horizons in understanding the past.