The book "For Glinka! Against the Return to the Soviet Anthem", co-authored by Mikhail O. by Andrey R. Kurylkin and Eugene A . Toddesom is a deep and multifaceted study that touches not only the musical traditions of Russia, but also broader social and cultural aspects related to identity and historical memory. This work will be a real discovery for all those interested in patriotism, cultural policy and musical heritage of the country. The book begins with an analysis of the musical heritage that Mikhail Glinka, the founder of Russian classical music, left behind. The authors emphasize how his work has become a symbol of national identity and how it affects the modern perception of music in Russia. However, the focus is on the discussion of the current topic: a possible return to the Soviet anthem. In this context, the book asks important questions about what patriotism is in the modern world, and how music can serve as a tool for shaping public opinion. Who is this book intended for? It will be of interest not only to musicians and classical music lovers, but also to a wide range of readers interested in the history of Russia, cultural policy and sociology . Young people, students, as well as adult readers who want to understand more deeply how musical heritage affects modern society will find it a lot of useful and exciting. The book can also attract the attention of those interested in issues of identity and patriotism in the context of globalization and cultural change. The topics raised in the book are of keen interest and discussion. The authors raise questions about how musical works can reflect and shape public sentiment, how they can be used for political purposes, and what impact they have on young people. The book raises important questions about how we perceive our past and how this perception affects our future. In the face of contemporary challenges, such as globalization and cultural conflicts, these issues are becoming particularly pressing. The style of the authors is distinguished by the depth of analysis and the availability of presentation. Mikhail Chudakov, Andrei Kurilkin and Evgeny Toddes are not only experienced researchers, but also talented writers who know how to captivate the reader, forcing him to think about complex issues. Their previous works also dealt with topics related to cultural identity and historical memory, making them a new work a logical continuation of their research activities. "For Glinka! Against the return to the Soviet anthem" is not just a book about music . It is a deep reflection on how art can influence society and how it reflects our perception of ourselves and our history. Reading this book, you can not only learn a lot about the musical heritage of Russia, but also think about how culture shapes our perception of the world. This work will be an important contribution to the discussion about the role of music in modern society and how we can use our cultural heritage to build the future.