The USSR and African Countries . Documents and materials 1971-1976 . In two parts . Part 2 (1975 1976. )" is a unique collection of historical documents revealing the multifaceted relations of the Soviet Union with African countries in the era of active diplomatic and economic initiatives. This work, created by unknown author, a real storehouse of facts and analytical materials , which allow the reader to immerse himself in a complex and intense period of international history , When the Soviet Union was rapidly strengthening its position on the African continent African states are looking for new ways of development and sovereignty This part of the collection covers the most important events and diplomatic contacts of 1975-1976, revealing the internal mechanisms of Soviet policy towards African countries. Attention is paid not only to official documents, but also to internal communications, correspondence and strategic plans, which makes the book a valuable source for historians, political scientists and anyone interested in international relations, decolonization and the Cold War. In this context, the book becomes not only a repository of facts, but also an analytical tool to understand how the USSR interacted with states fighting for their independence, and what role ideological and economic interests played in this. The USSR and African Countries . Documents and materials 1971-1976 . It is especially relevant for those who are looking for a deep understanding of the historical processes that took place during the Cold War, as well as for those who are interested in the history of Africa and Soviet diplomacy. It will be of interest to students, teachers, researchers, as well as active readers interested in history, international relations and geopolitics. It details the Soviet leadership's support for African revolutionary movements, economic cooperation, cultural exchanges, and strategic alliances, making the book an important source for analyzing the global processes of the time. The peculiarity of this collection is its wealth of documentary evidence that allows you to look at events through the eyes of participants and witnesses. The style of the author, despite its anonymity, is distinguished by accuracy and analytical depth, which makes reading not only informative, but also exciting. The reader will be able to trace how the priorities of Soviet diplomacy changed, what ideas and strategies were at the heart of Soviet-African relations, and how these ties influenced the development of the continent as a whole. In the context of modern history and international studies, this book becomes a valuable source for understanding the complex processes of decolonization, the struggle for influence and the formation of new states. If you are looking for a book that will help you understand how the USSR interacted with Africa in an era of change, and want access to archival materials previously inaccessible to the general public, "The USSR and the countries of Africa. Documents and materials 1971-1976 . This is exactly what you need.. This is not just a collection of documents, but a living testimony to an era filled with strategic decisions, diplomatic games and historical fates that continue to influence the modern geopolitical map of the world.