The Third (Extraordinary) Congress of People's Deputies of the RSFSR, March 28 - April 5, 1991 . Verbatim report. Volume II" is a unique document that immerses the reader in one of the key moments in the history of modern Russia. This detailed stenographic report, prepared by an unknown author, is not only a chronicle of events, but also a vivid picture of the political life of the era when the fate of the country was decided in the courtroom and behind the scenes of power. This volume reveals the inner world and the dynamics of the Third Congress of People's Deputies of the RSFSR, which became one of the most significant forums in the history of post-Soviet Russia. It reflects the discussions, debates and decisions that shaped the future of the state at a critical time. The reader will be able to trace how the most important discussions took place, who of the participants showed leadership qualities, and who faced contradictions and challenges of the time. Inside the pages of this volume are hidden not only the facts, but also the emotional intensity, tension and hopes that accompanied those who took part in the fateful meetings. This book is ideal for those who are interested in the history of Russia, political scientists, students, researchers and just lovers of deep analysis of the era of change. It is designed for an adult audience who wants to understand how decisions were made that changed the course of history, and what ideas and conflicts were behind loud statements and important votes. It is especially valuable for those who appreciate primary sources and seek to see events through the eyes of participants, and not only through the interpretations of historians. The topics raised in this book cover a wide range from the struggle for democratic transformation and economic reform to issues of national identity and sovereignty. Within the volume, different points of view are heard, which allows the reader to feel the atmosphere of discussions, their complexity and versatility. Particular attention is paid to individuals who at that time were in the center of events, their motivations and internal conflicts. This makes the book not only a historical document, but also a living portrait of the era, filled with human stories and destinies. The style of the author, despite its unknown, is distinguished by accuracy and attention to detail. A verbatim report conveys every word, every line, which creates a sense of presence at the meeting. This approach makes the book especially valuable for those who appreciate authenticity and want to hear the voice of participants in events without filters and interpretations. In the context of other works devoted to the same period, this book stands out for its completeness and accuracy, allowing the reader to plunge into the atmosphere of those days. "Third (extraordinary) Congress of People's Deputies of the RSFSR, March 28 - April 5, 1991 . Verbatim report. Volume II" is not just a collection of protocols, but a window into an era of change that has determined the further development of the country. This is a book for those who want to understand how new political realities were formed, who was their architect and what ideas were behind the decisions made. It will be a valuable addition to any library devoted to the history of Russia, and will help every reader to feel the pulse of time, when the country took its main step towards a new life.