First session of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR (eleventh convocation) March 26-27, 1985 . Verbatim Report" is a unique document that opens the reader to the veil over the most important events in the history of Russia, which took place at a time when the country was on the verge of significant changes. Despite the fact that the authorship of this work remains unknown, its value as a historical source is not in doubt. The verbatim report offers us an opportunity to look into the debates and discussions that defined the political agenda of the time. The book covers the key moments of the first meetings of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR, in which prominent politicians and representatives of various strata of society took part. The attention to detail and accuracy of the record make this report an important tool for historians, political scientists and anyone interested in the history of Russia and its political system. Reading this document, you will be able to feel the atmosphere of the days when the country was preparing for reforms that later changed its appearance. This book will be especially interesting for those who are fond of history, politics and sociology. It is suitable for both students studying these disciplines and professional researchers who want to understand more deeply the mechanisms of the functioning of Soviet power. It can also attract the attention of a wide audience interested in the history of their country and seeking to understand how the most important changes in society took place. The topics raised in the stenographic report relate not only to political decisions, but also to social issues that concerned citizens at the time. Discussions about reforming the economy, improving the life of the population and interacting with other republics of the USSR create a multi-layered context in which the reader will be able to see how political decisions influenced the daily lives of people. This report is not just a dry record of meetings, but a living document reflecting the hopes and fears of a society that was looking for ways to change. The style of the author, although stenographic, is distinguished by clarity and accuracy. Every word matters, and the reader can pick up nuances that in ordinary literature might go unnoticed. This makes the book not only historically significant, but also literary interesting. It can be compared to other well-known works, such as Fyodor Dostoevsky's Notes from the Underground or George Orwell's 1984, which also touch upon themes of power and society, albeit in a more artistic form. If you are looking for a deep understanding of the historical processes that took place in the USSR in the 1980s, or want to know how decisions that affect the fate of millions were formed, then the First Session of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR will be a real find for you. It’s not just a book it’s a window into the past that will help you understand how history shapes our present and future. Do not miss the opportunity to touch the most important moments of Russian history and learn how the voices of those who made decisions that determine the fate of entire generations sounded.