Foreign Policy of the Soviet Union and International Relations . Collection of documents. 1972 . It is a unique historical source that immerses the reader in the complex and multifaceted world of Cold War-era international relations. The documents collected in this edition allow us to trace the key moments of the Soviet Union's foreign policy in the middle of the 20th century, revealing the internal decision-making mechanisms, diplomatic initiatives and strategic goals of the country in the context of the global arena. This book, created by a team of authors, is not just a collection of official documents, but a real guide to the diplomatic history of the Soviet Union in 1972. It contains the most important protocols ,. Diplomatic Notes , Speeches by managers , as well as analytical materials , Together, they create a powerful and powerful message. How the USSR interacted with other world powers He fought for his interests and shaped his foreign policy in the face of tension and the search for a balance of power. For whom will this book be a real discovery? It will be of interest to historians, students of international relations, political scientists and everyone who is passionate about the history of the 20th century, especially the Cold War period . Readers interested in Soviet diplomacy, global conflicts and strategic alliances will find valuable information and analytical materials in this collection. In addition, the book is suitable for those who want to understand how international relations were formed in the global arena during the Soviet era, and what was behind the diplomatic gestures and statements of the Soviet leadership. The peculiarity of this publication is its accuracy and richness of primary sources .. The documents presented in the collection allow you to look at events through the eyes of participants and witnesses, which makes it a valuable source for those who are looking not only for dry facts, but also for the context, motivation and strategic goals of Soviet diplomacy. Reading these materials, you can feel the atmosphere of that time, understand how the USSR built its relations with the United States, the European Community, the countries of Asia and Africa, as well as how it responded to international crises and conflicts. The style of the authors is distinguished by strict academic accuracy, but at the same time they skillfully convey complex diplomatic situations, making them understandable even for those who are just beginning to get acquainted with the history of international relations. This collection is part of a series devoted to the history of Soviet foreign policy, and can be compared with other publications that reveal the internal mechanisms of diplomacy, such as “Soviet diplomacy in the Cold War era” or “History of international relations of the 20th century”. Foreign Policy of the Soviet Union and International Relations . Collection of documents. 1972 . This is not only a source of knowledge, but also a fascinating journey into the past, which helps to understand how world events were formed, and what decisions were made behind closed doors of the Kremlin. It deserves the attention of all who value historical truth, seek answers to questions about the role of the USSR in world politics and want to expand their knowledge of diplomacy and international relations. This edition will be a valuable addition to your library and will help you to look at history from a new angle, to understand the causes and consequences of those events that still affect the modern world.