"Anthology of Russian Soviet Poetry in Two Volumes 1917-1957" is a unique and multifaceted collection that invites the reader to plunge into the richness and diversity of Soviet poetry during the first forty years of the existence of the Soviet Union. This two-volume book is not just a collection of poems, but a real literary journey that reveals the spirit of the era, its ideals, contradictions and artistic searches. The authorship of this collection remains unknown, which adds to its particular mystery and makes it even more valuable for lovers of Russian and Soviet literature. This collection contains works that cover a wide range of topics - from revolutionary energy and the struggle for freedom to reflections on life, love and human destiny. Each page is imbued with the spirit of the times, reflecting both the triumph of new ideas and the difficulties faced by the country in the years of formation and development. The anthology presents the works of such great poets as Vladimir Mayakovsky, Alexander Blok, Osip Mandelstam, as well as lesser-known, but no less significant authors whose poems help to understand the inner world of the era. This book is intended for a wide range of readers - from students and historians of literature to seekers of inspiration and connoisseurs of poetry. It will be especially interesting for those who want to understand how Soviet poetry changed under the influence of revolutionary events, how stylistic trends developed and how poets sought their voice under ideological pressure. For the younger generation interested in the history and culture of the 20th century, “Anthology of Russian Soviet Poetry in Two Volumes 1917-1957” will be a valuable source of knowledge and inspiration, and for experienced readers an opportunity to rethink the key moments of the literary and historical development of the country. The book raises important topics, from the struggle for ideals and patriotism to the internal struggle of poets with censorship and ideological restrictions. It shows how poetry became a weapon in the hands of the revolution, and then a tool for finding personal and national identity. Particular attention is paid to how poets sought new forms of expression, experimented with language and style, creating truly revolutionary works that still remain relevant and cause interest among modern readers. The author's style, despite its anonymity, is felt through carefully selected poems, each of which is a small story filled with passion, idealism and sometimes tragedy. This collection traces the richness of the Russian poetic tradition, its development and transformation in the conditions of the Soviet era. It serves as an excellent complement to classical literature, and will also be a valuable resource for those engaged in the study of Soviet culture and history. If you are looking for a book that will help you understand how poetry reflected and shaped the era, or want to get acquainted with the vivid images and strong voices of Soviet poets, “Anthology of Russian Soviet Poetry in Two Volumes 1917-1957” is exactly what you need. This collection is not just a literary collection, but a window into the soul of the era, filled with passion, ideals and the search for truth. It will be a worthy addition to your library and a source of inspiration for all who appreciate the power of the word and the richness of Russian poetry.