The First Session of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR . Verbatim report. Part IV . 30 June 4 July 1989. This is a unique document that immerses the reader in one of the key periods in the history of the Soviet Union on the eve of its collapse. Unknown Author , created this detailed stenographic report, invites the attentive reader to follow the meetings of the Supreme Council in the summer days of 1989, when the country was on the verge of change, and political discussions gained particular urgency and significance. This book is not just a collection of protocols, but a living testimony to an era filled with nuances and nuances of political struggle, internal dynamics and tension that reigned in the conference room. The verbatim report covers the most important moments of the session, revealing not only the official positions of the deputies, but also the hidden motives, subtle hints and emotional reactions of the participants. The reader will be able to feel the atmosphere of those days when the fates of millions were decided within the walls of the Supreme Council, and the fateful decisions were reflected in every word spoken at meetings. This part of the report is especially valuable for those who are interested in the history of perestroika, the political processes of the late 1980s, as well as for lovers of deep analysis and documentary prose. It is suitable for students and researchers studying the history of the USSR and its internal processes, as well as for a wide range of readers interested in the history of world politics, the era of changes and transformations. This book will be an excellent addition to the literature on the history of the 20th century, as well as a source for those who are looking for answers to questions about how the most important events occurred before the collapse of the Soviet Union. The book focuses on topics of political reformist activism, debates about the future of the country, internal power struggles, and ideological differences. The verbatim report makes it possible to understand how the views and positions of deputies changed, how new political trends were formed and what challenges the country’s leadership faced at that critical period. This is not only a historical document, but also a living testimony to how the transformation of the Soviet political system took place in the context of global changes. The style of the author, despite his anonymity, is distinguished by accuracy, objectivity and attention to detail. It creates a sense of presence in the meeting room, allowing the reader to feel the tension, discussion and even intrigue that boiled in the walls of the Supreme Council. This book is not just a report, but a window into the past, which helps to understand how decisions were formed that influenced the fate of millions. If you are already familiar with the works on restructuring, such as “Publicity and Change” or “History of the collapse of the Soviet Union”, then this part of the verbatim report will be a valuable addition to you. It reveals the inner kitchen of political processes, which are often written only in generalized forms, and offers a unique opportunity to look at events through the eyes of participants. First session of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR . Verbatim report. Part IV . 30 June 4 July 1989. This is not only a historical source, but also a fascinating reading for everyone who appreciates documentary truth, in-depth analysis and a vivid description of the era of change. This book will help you understand how a new reality was formed in those days, and will open doors for you in one of the most dramatic periods in the history of the 20th century.