"Kyrgyz coup d'etat . March-April 2005" is an exciting and in-depth work created by a team of authors that immerses the reader in the turbulent events that occurred in Kyrgyzstan in early 2005. This book is not just a chronicle of political change, but also a multifaceted analysis of the social, economic and cultural factors that led to the overthrow of power and the formation of a new political landscape in the country. The events described in the book unfold against the background of sharp discontent of the population, economic difficulties and corruption that have accumulated over the years. The authors, possessing deep knowledge about the region and its history, create a vivid picture of how the people, tired of the arbitrary power, took to the streets, demanding change. The reader will be able to see how passions flare up against the background of peaceful protests, and how at one point a peaceful demonstration can develop into a real revolution. The book will be of interest to a wide range of readers, including students studying political science and international relations, as well as anyone interested in the history of Central Asia and political processes in the post-Soviet space. It will be a useful source of information for researchers and analysts, as well as for those who want to understand how such events affect the lives of ordinary people. The topics raised in the "Kyrgyz coup" go beyond one country. The authors explore how revolutions can be both a result of internal pressure and external influences, and how they can change not only the political map, but also social structures. The book raises important questions about democracy, the right to protest, and how people can influence their destiny. It also addresses themes of identity and national identity that play a key role in shaping the new political course. The style of the authors is distinguished by analyticalness and accessibility. They skillfully combine facts, statistics and personal stories, which makes reading not only informative, but also fascinating. The book is filled with vivid descriptions of events and characters, which allows the reader not only to understand, but also to feel the atmosphere of that time. The “Kyrgyz coup” can be compared to other well-known works, such as “Color Revolutions: From Tbilisi to Kiev” or “The Revolution in Egypt: How the People Overthrew the Dictator”, which also explore the themes of popular uprising and political change. However, the uniqueness of this book lies in its focus on Kyrgyzstan and in a deep analysis of the specifics of Kyrgyz society. This work will be an important contribution to the understanding of the processes taking place in Central Asia, and will help readers to understand how historical events shape modernity. "Kyrgyz coup d'etat . March-April 2005" is not just a book about the past, it is a call to think about the future, about how important it is to participate in the life of your country and to defend your rights. If you are looking for a fascinating and informative reading that will allow you to better understand complex political processes and their impact on society, then the “Kyrgyz coup” is exactly what you need. Immerse yourself in a world where every action matters, and where history is written not only by politicians, but also by ordinary people who are ready to fight for their ideals.