The First Session of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR . Verbatim report. Part VIII . July 15-25, 1989 . The authorship of which remains unknown, is a unique and invaluable document of the era, filled with living testimonies about the most important events in the history of the Soviet Union. This publication is not just a collection of verbatim records, but a real window into the background of political debates, decisions and discussions that shaped the fate of the country on the eve of the collapse. It contains detailed protocols reflecting every word, every line and every decision made during the busy days of July 1989 when the country was on the verge of change. This part of the reports covers the most important moments of the work of the Supreme Council, revealing the internal cuisine of Soviet politics, the opinions and positions of key politicians of the time. The reader will be able to plunge into the atmosphere of intense discussions, learn about the debate on economic reform, national politics and international relations, as well as feel the spirit of the era when the fate of the USSR hung in the balance. A verbatim report allows not only to see what was said in the hall, but also to understand how decisions were formed, what arguments were used and what ideas prevailed. This book will be of particular interest to historians, political scientists, students and anyone interested in the history of the late Soviet Union, its internal dynamics and transformation processes. It will become a valuable source for those who are looking for primary sources and want to understand how the key events that preceded the collapse of the empire took place. It is also suitable for readers who are passionate about the analysis of political processes, lovers of historical documentation and those who seek a deeper understanding of the era of change. The topics raised in this part of the verbatim report cover a wide range of issues, from economic reforms and political liberalization to inter-ethnic relations and foreign policy. Particular attention is paid to the discussion of ways out of the crisis, the search for compromises and internal contradictions within the Soviet government. The author's style, despite the documentary rigor, conveys the living energy and tension of those days, allowing the reader to feel the atmosphere of the historical moment. Interestingly, this book is part of a series of reports, and despite its lack of authorship, it has special authenticity and authenticity. Her style is accurate, concise and rich in information, which makes her a valuable source for those who appreciate primary sources and historical accuracy. Reading it, you can feel like a participant in events, as if to attend meetings of the Supreme Council, listening to the voices and arguments of politicians who made fateful decisions. If you're looking for a book that reveals behind the scenes Soviet politics of the late 1980s, "First Session of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR. Verbatim report. Part VIII . July 15-25, 1989 . It will be a real revelation to you. This is not just a historical document, but a living testimony to the era of change, which will help you understand the causes and consequences of those events that changed the fate of a huge country. This book is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the complex and multifaceted history of the Soviet Union at a critical moment in its existence.