"Half a Century Later (1948-1998)" . Say the first graduates of MGIMO” is a unique and exciting historical portrait of the era. created by unknown author, which immerses the reader in the atmosphere of Soviet and post-Soviet diplomacy through the prism of the fate of the first graduates of the Moscow State Institute of International Relations This book is not just a collection of memoirs, but a living testimony of how the world has changed, how the diplomatic service has developed and how the personalities who stood at the origins of Soviet and Russian international politics have been formed. The book covers the period from 1948 to 1998, making it particularly valuable for those interested in 20th-century history, international relations, and the domestic cuisine of diplomacy. The author masterfully creates a sense of presence, allowing the reader to look behind the scenes of the diplomatic world, to understand what challenges young specialists faced, and how their fates were intertwined with the fate of the country. At the center of the story are the memories of the first graduates of MGIMO, their personal stories, professional achievements and internal experiences, which gives the book a special humanity and depth. For whom this book will be a real discovery? First of all, it will interest those who are passionate about the history of Russia and the world, who want to understand how the country's diplomatic elite was formed in the post-war years and how international relations have changed over half a century. This work will be of interest to students, historians, diplomats and all those who seek inspiration in the stories of people who have devoted their lives to serving peace and developing interstate relations. The book will also attract readers interested in personal stories, because it reveals not only professional achievements, but also internal experiences, doubts and hopes of those who stood at the origins of Soviet diplomacy. "Half a Century Later (19481998)". Say the first graduates of MGIMO» is the ability of the author to convey the atmosphere of time, to show how the views, values and approaches to diplomacy have changed over the decades. The book raises important topics - the role of diplomats in shaping foreign policy, the impact of global events on the internal life of the country, as well as personal stories that help to understand how the professional and personal qualities of those who stood at the forefront of international relations were formed. The reader will be able to feel how ideals have changed, how difficulties have been overcome and how bridges have been created between different cultures and states. The style of the author is particularly sincere and warm, he skillfully combines an analytical approach with live stories, which makes reading not only informative, but also emotionally rich. Inspired by classic works on diplomacy and history, the author creates a bright canvas of the era, filled with details and personal memories that make the book truly unique. In this work you can find not only historical value, but also a source of motivation, because the stories of the first graduates of MGIMO are stories about dedication, perseverance and faith in the future. If you are looking for a book that will open the veil of secrecy over the inner world of Soviet and Russian diplomacy, acquaint you with the fate of those who stood at the origins, and help you understand how the world has changed over the past half century, then “Half a century later (1948-1998) . Say the first graduates of MGIMO" - exactly what you need. This book will be a valuable addition to your library, a source of knowledge and inspiration for those who value history, politics and human destinies.