The First Session of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR . Verbatim report. Part I . 3-7 June 1989 . The authorship of which remains unknown, is a unique and invaluable document of the era, saturated with historical details and living evidence of the time. This publication is not just a collection of verbatim records, but a real window into the background of the most important political events that took place in the Soviet Union on the eve of the final collapse of the empire. For those who are interested in the history of the 20th century, the internal cuisine of Soviet politics and the processes of transformation that took place in the last years of the USSR, this book will be a real discovery. The first session of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, held in early June 1989. It was during this period that the country experienced turning points related to reforms that radically changed the political and social landscape. The verbatim report allows the reader to plunge into the atmosphere of that time, to hear the voices of deputies, to feel the tension and expectations that prevailed in the hall. The author's style, albeit anonymous, masterfully conveys the nuances of discussions, emotional shades and hidden motives of the participants of the meetings. This book will be of particular interest to historians, political scientists, students exploring the era of perestroika and the collapse of the Soviet Union. It will be a valuable source for those who want to understand how decisions were formed, which subsequently changed the fate of millions of people. It is also suitable for lovers of documentary literature, who appreciate the accuracy and reliability of historical evidence. The time described in the book is an era of change, when the old foundations faced new ideas, and the fates of politicians and ordinary citizens were intertwined in a complex web of events. Topics raised in this publication include domestic policy issues, power struggles, discussion of economic and social reforms, and interpersonal conflicts and compromises. Attention is paid not only to major political decisions, but also to small details, which often remain behind the scenes of historical chronicles. This makes the book especially valuable for those who want to understand not only the official version of events, but also the internal decision-making mechanisms hidden behind the walls of political institutions. The style of the author, despite the anonymity, causes a feeling of a live presence in the conference room . The reader seems to witness those events, hear the voices of the participants, feel the atmosphere of tension and expectation. This approach makes the book not only informative, but also truly exciting, turning reading into a fascinating journey through time. First session of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR . Verbatim report. Part I . 3-7 June 1989 . It is not just a historical document, but an important contribution to understanding the complex processes that led to the collapse of one of the largest states in the world. This book deserves the attention not only of specialists, but also of all those who are interested in the history, politics and fate of peoples. Her particular style, richness of detail and relevance make her a worthy place on the shelf of anyone who appreciates the authentic evidence of an era of change.