Peace and Security of the People . Foreign Policy Documents of the USSR, 1966. In two books. The second book. August - December 1966" is a unique and valuable collection that reveals the internal mechanisms of Soviet diplomacy and strategic thinking during the Cold War era. This one , covering the period from August to December 1966, This is a well-documented ,. which allow the reader to immerse himself in the atmosphere of international relations of the time , Understand the principles and priorities of Soviet foreign policy , See also , how the USSR reacted to global challenges and formed its position on the world stage. Unlike conventional historical reviews, this book is a living source in which each page is imbued with diplomatic skill, strategic calculations and ideological guidelines. The documents included in the collection provide an opportunity to follow the development of Soviet positions on key issues of international security, such as the situation in Europe, relations with the United States and Western countries, as well as interaction with third world countries. Particular attention is paid to the events that took place at the end of 1966, a time when the world scene was saturated with tension, and diplomacy required a delicate balance between strength and diplomatic initiatives. This book will become an indispensable source for historians, political scientists, students and anyone interested in the history of international relations, Soviet foreign policy and security strategy. It is ideal for those who are looking for in-depth analysis and primary sources, as well as for readers who want to understand how the USSR built its foreign policy in the face of global changes and threats. Aged 16 and older, this book will appeal to those who value documentary accuracy, analytical approach, and historical truth. The topics raised in the collection cover a wide range of issues, from diplomatic negotiations and international agreements to the analysis of domestic policies affecting foreign policy decisions. Special attention is paid to security issues, strategic deterrence and the search for ways to peace in the conditions of global tension. In this context, the book not only serves as a historical document, but also raises important questions about the role of diplomacy and international institutions in ensuring peace and stability. The style of the author, although unknown, evokes associations with classic collections of Soviet diplomatic documentation - it is strict, accurate and saturated with information that conveys the zeitgeist and strategic priorities of the country. Unlike fiction, this book does not seek artistic images, but seeks objectivity and completeness of the facts presented, which makes it a particularly valuable source for those who are looking for reliable historical information. If you are interested in the history of the Cold War, international security or Soviet diplomacy, “For the peace and security of the peoples of the world.” Foreign Policy Documents of the USSR, 1966. In two books. The second book. August December 1966” will open up new horizons for understanding global processes. This is not just a collection of documents - it is a window into the heart of Soviet foreign policy, which in those years formed the world map and determined the fate of peoples. Your curiosity and desire to understand how the world order was built will find here rich soil for reflection and research.