Documents and Materials of the Eve of World War II . Volume 1. November 19371938. The authorship of which remains unknown, is a unique and invaluable source for those who seek to understand the origins of the largest conflict of the 20th century. This carefully collected collection of documents, archival materials and analytical notes reveals to the reader a complex and multifaceted picture of international events, political intrigues and diplomatic maneuvers that preceded the beginning of the Second World War. In this first volume, the author immerses us in the atmosphere of the late 1930s, when the world was on the verge of large-scale changes. The pages of the book are filled with unique archival evidence that allows us to trace the development of events at a time when the shadows of global conflict were already looming on the horizon. The reader will be able to get acquainted with the internal cuisine of diplomatic negotiations, secret agreements and interstate clashes, which ultimately led to a devastating war. Special attention is paid to events in Asia and Europe, where tensions and conflicts have increased, new alliances have been formed and strategies have been developed that determine the fate of the world. This book will be of particular interest to historians, researchers, students and all those who are passionate about the history of international relations, political diplomacy and analysis of the pre-war period. The age audience is likely to include adults and high school students seeking a deep understanding of the causes and consequences of global events. For those who are looking for answers to questions about how the Second World War arose and what factors played a key role in its preparation, the Documents and Materials of the Eve of the Second World War will become an indispensable source. The special advantage of this book is its richness of primary sources .. It contains documents previously unavailable to the general public, making it a valuable contribution to the study of history. The author’s approach, despite the anonymity, is characterized by thoroughness and analytical depth, allowing the reader not only to become familiar with the facts, but also to understand their context and meaning. In this sense, the book resembles the work of famous historians such as Eric Hobsbawm or Anna Bauer, offering the reader a unique opportunity to immerse himself in an era when the fate of the world hung in the balance. The style of presentation is a combination of strict documentary and live storytelling, which makes reading not only informative, but also exciting. The book shows special attention to detail, which allows the reader to feel the atmosphere of those years, understand the motivation of key figures and trace the course of events that preceded the global catastrophe. This work is not just a collection of documents, but a living window into the past, which helps to understand how the prerequisites for war were formed and why the world was on the verge of destruction. If you are interested in history, diplomacy or political intrigue, if you want to understand how events developed in the pre-war years, and are looking for a source based on primary sources, "Documents and materials of the eve of World War II. Volume 1. November 19371938. It will be a real revelation to you. This book is an important contribution to the study of history, which teaches us to avoid the mistakes of the past and appreciate the world. It can be recommended both for self-reading and for use in educational programs, research works and preparation for lectures on world history. Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the prewar years, discover unknown pages of the past and feel how every word and document brings you closer to understanding one of the most important events of the 20th century.