The book "Deepening perestroika, adding to the work . Collection of materials about the trip M. C. Gorbachev to Kuban and Stavropol on September 17-19" is a unique documentary source that reveals the most important moments of the era of change in the Soviet Union. Authorship of this collection is unknown, However, its content is a rich collection of materials ,. which allows the reader to immerse himself in the atmosphere of those days When the President of the United States , Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev , visited Kuban and Stavropol Krai , making important steps within the framework of the policy of restructuring and modernization of the state. This book is a real treasure for those who are interested in the history of Russia, political transformations of the late 20th century and the internal dynamics of the Soviet leadership. It contains unique documents, eyewitness accounts, photographs, as well as analytical materials that help to understand how this significant trip took place, what issues were discussed and what decisions were made on the ground. The reader will be able to follow the course of events, to feel the atmosphere of those days when the country was on the verge of large-scale changes, and leaders were looking for ways to strengthen and develop the region in the face of global changes. The book "Deepening perestroika, adding to the work" is intended for a wide audience - from historians and political scientists to students and anyone who wants to understand the causes and consequences of perestroika. It will be especially interesting for people aged 30 years and older who remember those times or want to better understand the historical context of the era. Also, the collection can attract those who are interested in the regional history of Kuban and Stavropol, as well as researchers engaged in the analysis of Mikhail Gorbachev's policies and its impact on the development of Soviet and Russian statehood. The topics raised in this book cover a wide range of issues, from economic and social reforms to inter-ethnic relations and regional politics. Particular attention is paid to how during the trip to Kuban and the Stavropol Territory specific measures for the development of agriculture, industry and infrastructure, as well as issues of interethnic relations and cultural dialogue were discussed. The importance of this book is that it not only captures historical facts, but also allows you to understand the motivation and strategy of the country’s leadership in the difficult years of perestroika. The style of the author, despite the anonymity, is distinguished by accuracy and analytical depth. The collection contains many quotes, testimonies of participants of events, which makes it especially lively and rich. It not only informs, but also arouses interest in further study of the era, awakens the desire to understand how local politics influenced national changes. This collection traces the subtle link between central government and the regions, making it a valuable source for those seeking answers to questions about how real transformations took place in Soviet and Russian history. If you are looking for a book that will help you understand how in the 1980s the leaders of the country worked to deepen the restructuring, and want to learn about specific events in the Kuban and Stavropol, then “Deepening the restructuring, adding to the work” will be a real discovery for you. This collection of materials is not just a chronicle of events, but a living testimony to the era that determined the future of Russia. He emphasizes the importance of regional initiatives in large-scale transformations and shows how personal meetings and dialogues contribute to the development of the country. If you are interested in history, politics or regional culture, this book will be an indispensable addition to your library. It will help you better understand the complex processes of perestroika, as well as feel the spirit of the time when the country took a decisive step towards new horizons. As a result, “Deepening perestroika, adding to the work” is not just a collection of materials, but a valuable window into the past, which allows you to look at the history of Russia through the eyes of those who were in the center of events, and understand how the fates of millions of people were formed in the era of change.