"Documents on the History of the Munich Conspiracy . 1937-1939. ” is a unique collection that reveals one of the most controversial and significant episodes of pre-war European history. Collected by a team of authors, these documents allow the reader to plunge into the atmosphere of those years when the fate of the continent hung in the balance, and diplomatic games and political intrigues reached their climax. This book is not just an archival collection, but a living window into an era when decisions at the highest levels could change the course of history, and each word, each letter or protocol had its own fateful role. The focus of this work is the Munich conspiracy of 1938, which became a symbol of diplomatic acquiescence and compromise, which turned out to be fatal for the world. But the author's team expands the framework, covering the events of 1937-1939, showing how negotiations unfolded, what motives were behind each step and how decisions were formed that influenced the subsequent years. The book presents original documents, protocols, diplomatic correspondence and secret reports, many of which are published for the first time, making this publication an invaluable source for historians, students and anyone interested in the history of the interwar period. This book will be interesting to a wide range of readers .. It will especially attract those who are passionate about history, political science, diplomacy and international relations. It is suitable for students and teachers, researchers and just lovers of deep analysis of events that changed the course of world history. For those seeking answers about the causes and consequences of the Munich conspiracy, the role of major powers, and how diplomacy could save or destroy the world, this book will be an indispensable source of information. Aged 16 years and older, it is able to interest both young researchers and experienced professionals looking for new facts and interpretations. The peculiarity of this publication is its documentary accuracy and richness of primary sources. The team of authors carefully selected materials that allow us to trace not only diplomatic steps, but also the internal motives of the negotiators, their fears and hopes. As a result, the reader discovers a complex picture of international relations in the late 1930s, where every detail could become decisive. This publication is not just a collection of documents, but a full-fledged study that helps to understand why Europe was on the verge of war and who was behind this plan. The style of the authors is characterized by strict scientific accuracy, but the book is not devoid of liveliness and emotional saturation. She seemed to invite to the diplomatic kitchen, where the fates of millions were decided, and each word could be the last. The author’s team, which includes leading historians and experts on the interwar era, uses a rich source to show not only the facts, but also a deep analysis of the processes taking place. This edition will be a worthy addition to the bibliography of anyone who appreciates serious historical research and seeks answers to the most important questions of world history. "Documents on the History of the Munich Conspiracy . 1937-1939. It is not just a book, it is the key to understanding those tragic years when diplomacy could become a weapon of peace or its destruction. It is worth reading to anyone who wants to understand how fateful decisions were made, and what lessons can be learned from the past in order not to repeat mistakes. This book is a valuable legacy that reveals the secrets of diplomatic cuisine and shows how important every little thing in history has been, which has determined the fate of millions.