Meeting of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of the seventh convocation . 1st Session (2 August 1966 . ) - stenographic report "is a unique document that immerses the reader in the atmosphere of the most important political events of the era, revealing the internal cuisine of the Soviet government and the decisions taken at the highest level. The author's team, who collected this detailed verbatim report, created not just a protocol of meetings, but a living chronicle that allows you to understand how the fate of the country was formed and what issues were on the agenda in the mid-1960s. This book is not just a collection of protocols, but a window into an era when the Soviet Union was on the verge of new challenges and changes. It describes in detail the discussions, disputes and decisions adopted during the first sessions of the seventh convocation of the Supreme Council. The reader will be able to follow the dynamics of discussions, hear the voices of leaders, get acquainted with the arguments and counterarguments, as well as understand what strategic directions were chosen for the development of the country during that period. The verbatim report is full of details that allow not only to understand the political context, but also to feel the atmosphere of those days when the fate of millions depended on the decisions of politicians. Meeting of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of the seventh convocation . The 1st session will be of interest to a wide range of readers, especially those who are interested in history, political science and the Soviet past. It will become a valuable source for researchers, students, teachers and anyone who wants to better understand the internal mechanisms of Soviet power. This publication is especially valuable for those who are looking for primary sources and documentary evidence about the key events of the 20th century, because it allows you to look at the history through the eyes of the participants of the meetings, and not only through interpretations and analytical articles. The topics raised in the book cover a wide range of issues, from economic policy and the social sphere to international relations and internal security. Attention is paid not only to the decisions taken, but also to the motives behind them, as well as the atmosphere in which these decisions were made. This makes the book not only a valuable historical source, but also a fascinating reading that can interest even those who usually avoid dry protocols. The style of the author of the collective work is distinguished by accuracy, objectivity and attention to detail, which allows the reader to feel like a participant in the meeting and understand the complexity of the processes that took place at that historical moment. A special place in this book is the context of the era a time when the Soviet Union was in search of new ways of development, faced internal and external challenges, and when the decisions taken at these meetings influenced the fate of millions. In this sense, the "Session of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of the seventh convocation" is not only a document, but also an important contribution to the understanding of the history of the country, its political culture and methods of governance. If you are interested in the history of the Soviet Union, political processes or want to understand how the most important state decisions were made, this book will be a real discovery for you. It is suitable for both professional historians and amateurs seeking a deeper knowledge of the past. It combines the accuracy of the scientific document and the vividness of the description, which makes reading not only informative, but also exciting. The author's team, who prepared this verbatim report, showed exceptional skill in conveying the atmosphere of the meetings, preserving the nuances and subtleties of the discussions. Due to this, the book is deservedly considered a valuable source for studying the Soviet political system and the features of decision-making in the era of Khrushchev and Brezhnev. It will be a worthy addition to any collection on the history of the USSR and will help to understand how the foundations of modern Russia and the post-Soviet space were formed.