Documents and materials on the history of Soviet-Polish relations . Tom V. May 1926. December 1932 . This is a unique and invaluable source for all who seek to understand the complex and multifaceted history of relations between the Soviet Union and the Republic of Poland during the interwar period. Created by a team of authors, this work is a carefully compiled archive of documents that reveal the internal mechanisms of diplomatic, political and economic ties between the two countries during a busy and controversial time. This volume covers the key historical period from May 1926 to December 1932, a time when significant changes took place in the international arena, and relations between the USSR and Poland experienced both periods of tension and attempts at dialogue. Inside the pages of this publication, the reader will find unique documents previously inaccessible to the general public, such as diplomatic correspondence, minutes of meetings, secret orders, as well as analytical materials that help to understand the motives and strategic goals of both parties. The author's team, possessing deep knowledge in the field of history and diplomacy, masterfully reconstructs the picture of events, allowing the reader to plunge into the atmosphere of those years. This book will become not only a valuable source for historians, researchers and students specializing in interwar history, but also interesting to a wide range of readers who are passionate about political intrigue, diplomatic games and the history of Eastern Europe. It will be especially useful for those who are looking for answers to questions about the causes and consequences of the Soviet-Polish conflicts, about the role of international agreements and about how borders and political alliances were formed in the run-up to World War II. Topics raised in "Documents and materials on the history of Soviet-Polish relations . Volume V" covers a wide range of aspects, from the domestic policies of both countries to international diplomatic initiatives, from economic agreements to military strategies. The reader will be able to trace how attitudes have changed in the context of global events such as economic instability, rising nationalist sentiment, and efforts to enhance security. Particular attention is paid to the analysis of the causes and consequences of diplomatic conflicts, as well as attempts to find common ground in conflicting interests. The style of the authors is distinguished by accuracy, analytical depth and respect for historical truth. Each page is imbued with a desire for objectivity and scientific honesty, which makes the book not only informative, but also inspiring for further research. In general, this volume is part of a large-scale project to collect and systematize documents, which helps to understand not only specific events, but also broader historical processes that shaped the fate of the two peoples. If you are looking for a book that will help you look at Soviet-Polish relations from a new perspective, understand their causes and consequences, as well as get unique archival material - "Documents and materials on the history of Soviet-Polish relations . Tom V" will be an indispensable helper for you . This work deservedly takes its place in the library of everyone who is interested in the history of Eastern Europe, diplomacy and international relations. His reading will open up new horizons of knowledge and will allow you to better understand the complex mechanisms of world politics in the era of the interwar period.