Foreign Policy of the Soviet Union and International Relations . Collection of documents. 1961 . It is a unique source that immerses the reader in the complex and multifaceted world of Cold War-era international relations. Created by a team of authors, this book is a carefully compiled and systematized archive of key documents revealing the strategy, diplomatic initiatives and main directions of the foreign policy of the Soviet Union in saturated 1961. This year was a turning point in the history of international relations, and the collection makes it possible to understand how the USSR interacted with the world community, what challenges and threats it faced, as well as what diplomatic steps were taken to strengthen its position on the world stage. What makes this book particularly appealing to readers interested in history, political science, and international relations is its deep analytical potential and wealth of primary sources. The collection presents original documents such as diplomatic notes, minutes of negotiations, official statements and internal reports that allow you to look at events through the eyes of those who organized and implemented them. It is not just dry facts it is a living window into the diplomatic cuisine of Soviet foreign policy, filled with nuances, strategic calculations and internal discussions. Foreign Policy of the Soviet Union and International Relations . Collection of documents. 1961 . It is perfect for students, graduate students, historians and anyone who wants to understand how the USSR built its relations with the West, Eastern Europe, Asia and other regions of the world in one of the most tense periods of the 20th century. It will be of interest to those who appreciate deep analysis, historical accuracy and want to get an idea of how international alliances were formed, how they reacted to crises and conflicts, and how Soviet diplomacy tried to maintain the balance of power. A special place in this book is the coverage of such key events as the Cuban missile crisis, the development of relations with the United States and Europe, as well as internal political processes affecting the country's foreign policy. The authors, adhering to the scientific approach, not only present documents, but also give their interpretation, revealing the motives and strategic goals of the Soviet leaders. Thanks to this, the reader gets not only a chronological picture, but also a deep understanding of the causes and consequences of certain decisions. The style of presentation in the collection is distinguished by accuracy, accuracy and analytical sharpness, which makes it a valuable tool for those who want not just to get acquainted with historical facts, but to understand their context and meaning. This book is part of a series on the history of Soviet diplomacy, and perfectly complements other works such as The History of 20th Century International Relations or The Diplomacy of the Cold War. It will become an indispensable assistant for those who are looking for an authoritative source for research or just want to expand their knowledge of how the USSR interacted with the world in an era of global change. If you are interested in the topics of international conflicts, diplomacy, history of the Cold War or want to understand how world alliances and confrontations were formed, then "The foreign policy of the Soviet Union and international relations . Collection of documents. 1961 . This is the book that will open up new horizons for you and help you look at history with a deeper and more analytical look. It is worth reading to those who appreciate primary sources, looking for answers to questions about the causes and consequences of the key events of the 20th century, as well as those who want to understand how diplomacy and politics shape the fate of states and peoples.