Yearbook of the Great Soviet Encyclopedia . Issue 11" is not just a book, but a whole world of knowledge, collected in one volume. This issue, like all previous ones, is a unique source of information covering a wide range of topics and events that occurred in the world over the year. The team of authors, consisting of outstanding scientists and specialists, carefully selected and systematized materials to provide readers with the most relevant and significant information. In this yearbook you will find articles devoted to various fields of science, culture, politics and economics. Each record is imbued with the spirit of the times and reflects both global and local events that have left their mark on history. For example, you will be able to learn about significant scientific discoveries, cultural achievements, as well as important political changes that have occurred in the USSR and beyond. This makes the book not only a useful reference material, but also a fascinating read for those interested in the history and development of society. The book will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from students and teachers to everyone who seeks to expand their knowledge of the world. It will become an indispensable assistant for researchers, historians and just lovers of intellectual leisure. If you are interested in history, culture or science, this yearbook will become a real storehouse of information for you. The topics raised in the Yearbook range from advances in the natural sciences to cultural phenomena such as literature and art. The book also touches on the social and political aspects, allowing the reader to see how different events intertwine and influence each other. This makes the yearbook relevant not only for the study of the past, but also for the understanding of modern processes. The style in which the yearbook is written is distinguished by clarity and accessibility. The authors strive to convey complex ideas in a simple and understandable language, which makes information easily digestible. In this issue you will find many illustrations, tables and diagrams that will help to visualize the data presented and make reading even more fascinating. If you are looking for similar books, pay attention to other issues of the "Great Soviet Encyclopedia", as well as publications such as "Encyclopedia for Children" or "A Brief History of Humanity" by Yuval Noah Harari . These books also offer engaging and informative content that can complement your knowledge. Yearbook of the Great Soviet Encyclopedia . Issue 11 is not just a collection of facts, it is a window into the world that was, and into the one that we continue to build. Reading this book will be not only useful for you, but also an inspiring experience that will help you better understand how the past shapes our present and future. Do not miss the opportunity to touch the wealth of knowledge collected in this unique edition, and expand your horizons with the help of the Yearbook.