The book "History of statehood in Russian literature", created by a team of authors - B. B. Repida, O. A. Saiko and the Moldovan Society of Russian Language Teachers, is a unique study that reveals the richness and versatility of images of state power, national identity and political thought reflected in Russian literature. This book is not just an academic work, but a fascinating journey through the pages of history, where literature becomes a mirror of eras, and words are the keys to understanding the complex processes of the formation of the Russian state. The authors focus on both classical works of great Russian writers, and less well-known, but no less important texts that together create a bright panorama of the development of the idea of statehood. The reader is immersed in the analysis of the works of such masters of the word as Pushkin, Gogol, Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, and modern authors, whose literature continues to shape the image of the state and the people. A special place is given to how the themes of power, sovereignty, national identity and the struggle for freedom are revealed through the artistic word. This book is intended for a wide range of readers - from students and teachers of Russian literature to historians, political scientists and anyone interested in the history of Russia and its cultural heritage. It will be especially useful for those who seek an in-depth analysis of literary images in the context of historical events and processes, as well as for those who want to understand how literature shapes and reflects state ideas, influencing public consciousness. The author's team masterfully combines historical facts, literary analyzes and cultural reflections, creating a rich and multifaceted canvas. The style of presentation is distinguished by clarity and scientific accuracy, while not devoid of vitality and emotional saturation, which makes reading not only informative, but also fascinating. The book raises important topics - from the role of literature in the formation of national identity to the influence of political regimes on the artistic word, which makes it relevant today. Particular attention is paid to how ideas about statehood have changed over the centuries, and how these ideas have been reflected in literary works. The reader will be introduced to unique interpretations that allow them to understand how writers responded to the challenges of the times, creating images that remain relevant today. The book also traces the connection between literature and political thought, making it a valuable source for those seeking answers about the role of the word in shaping public opinion and statehood. "History of statehood in Russian literature" is not only a scientific study, but also a cultural dialogue in which literature acts as a powerful tool for understanding the historical path of Russia. This book is worthy of attention not only of specialists, but also of everyone who appreciates the richness of Russian culture and wants to understand more deeply how national identity was formed and continues to be formed through words. It will become an important addition to the library of everyone who is interested in the history, literature and culture of Russia, as well as those who seek inspiration in the word and history. If you are looking for a book that combines literature and history, reveals the inner world of Russian statehood through the prism of the artistic word and offers new views on familiar works, “History of statehood in Russian literature” is exactly what you need. This is a work that will not only expand your understanding of Russian literature, but also help to look at the history of the country from a new side, through the prism of literary images and ideas.