Fourth session of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR (eleventh convocation) December 2-3, 1986 . Verbatim Report" is a unique document that immerses the reader in the era of turning events in the history of the Soviet Union, allowing you to feel the atmosphere of those days through the accurate reproduction of stenographic records. The authorship of this work remains unknown, which adds to its special mystery and value for researchers, historians and anyone interested in the internal cuisine of Soviet politics. This book is not just a collection of minutes of meetings, but living evidence of how in December 1986 the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR discussed the most important issues concerning the future of the country. A stenographic report reveals the dynamics of the discussions, the tone of the speeches and the mood of the participants, allowing the reader to feel the tension and importance of each word in the context of the era. The focus is on issues of economic reform, political liberalization and internal struggle for the modernization of Soviet society, which then were just beginning to acquire their sharpness. The book is perfect for historians, political scientists, students and anyone who wants to understand how decisions were formed that influenced the further development of the country. It is especially valuable for those who are interested in the era of perestroika, the internal politics of the USSR and the processes that preceded the cardinal changes in the late 1980s. Aged 16 and older, this work can be a valuable source for school and university research, as well as for those seeking a deep and objective understanding of historical events. The topics raised in the book cover a wide range from economic reforms and political liberalization to issues of national policy and internal stability. Attention is paid not only to the content of the speeches, but also to the context in which they sounded, which makes the book especially valuable for those who want to understand not only the facts, but also the atmosphere of the time. The importance of this work is that it allows us to trace the course of discussions that ultimately influenced the fate of the country and paved the way for subsequent changes. The style of the author, despite the lack of authorship, can be described as the most accurate and neutral, which makes the book a particularly valuable historical source. It is different from fiction it is a document in which every word has a meaning, and every line is a reflection of the real thoughts and moods of the participants. In this sense, the book "The fourth session of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR (eleventh convocation) December 2-3, 1986 . Verbatim report" is not only a source of knowledge, but also a window into the past, allowing you to understand how decisions were formed that determined the fate of millions of people. For those who are looking for books about Soviet politics, the era of perestroika, the internal cuisine of power or just interested in the history of Russia, this work will be a real discovery. It recalls how important every discussion, every word in the decision-making process, and shows that history is created not only by great events, but also by the daily work of politicians, their dialogues and debates. If you appreciate accuracy, documentation and want to understand how in 1986 in the walls of the Supreme Council discussed crucial issues, this book will be an indispensable source for you. It allows not only to get acquainted with the content of the discussions, but also to feel the spirit of the time, to understand the motives of the participants and to trace the development of events that ultimately changed the course of history. In this sense, the "Fourth session of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR (eleventh convocation) December 2-3, 1986 . The Verbatim Report is a crucial reading for anyone who wants not only to know the facts, but also to understand the causes and consequences of those events.