Gorbachev's Readings . Civil Society: Present and Future . 1937-2007: Memory and Responsibility" is a deep and multifaceted collection of essays, analytical articles and reflections on the most important stages in the development of Russian civil society for more than seven decades. This unique collection, authorship of which remains anonymous, becomes a real guide to the historical, social and political transformations of Russia, from the pre-war period of 1937 to the beginning of the 21st century. He invites the reader to immerse himself in a rich palette of events, ideas and personal memories, revealing a complex picture of the formation and development of civil consciousness in the country. The Gorbachev Readings . Civil Society: Present and Future . 1937-2007: Memory and Responsibility" is not just a historical overview, but a challenge of the present, a reflection on how the memory of the past affects the present and how to build a future based on responsibility and civic initiative. The author, adhering to an analytical and at the same time emotional style, masterfully connects personal stories with large-scale historical events, creating a vivid picture of the struggle for freedom, human rights and democratic values in Russia. This book will be especially interesting for those who are interested in the history of Russia, political science, sociology and civil movement. It is suitable for readers aged 18 years and older who are looking for a deep understanding of the processes that shaped modern Russian identity, as well as for those who seek to understand how the memory of the past can become a powerful tool for building civil society. Students, teachers, activists, journalists and all those who are not indifferent to the fate of their country and want to understand how historical lessons can help in the formation of a responsible and free civil space. The topics raised in the book cover a wide range from repression and the struggle for freedom in the Soviet period to the era of perestroika and subsequent transformations that led to the formation of modern Russia. Particular attention is paid to the role of the personality of Mikhail Gorbachev as a symbol of change and openness, as well as to the issues of citizens’ responsibility for the future of the country. The author explores how the memory of the tragedies and victories of the past can become the basis for the formation of civic identity and responsibility for the present and the future. The author's style is distinguished by depth of analysis, richness of historical details and emotional saturation. The book respects historical truth and strives for objectivity, which makes it not only a valuable source of information, but also an inspiring reading for those who believe in the power of civil society and the need for its development. Inspired by the legacy of the Gorbachev era, the author shows that civic responsibility is not only a memory, but also an active part in shaping a future based on the principles of democracy, human rights and freedom of speech. Gorbachev's Readings . Civil Society: Present and Future . 1937-2007: Memory and Responsibility" is a book that makes you think about the role of each of us in the history of the country. It raises important questions about how the memory of the past can become the engine of change, and why the responsibility for the future lies on the shoulders of every citizen. This work is a challenge for those who want to understand how civil society can become a force that can change the fate of the country and provide it with a worthy place in the modern world. If you are looking for a book that combines historical truth with topical issues of civil development, if you are interested in the fate of people, ideas and events that shaped modern Russia, then Gorbachev Readings Civil Society: Present and Future . 1937-2007: Memory and Responsibility” will be a valuable and inspiring reading for you This is a work that not only expands the horizons of knowledge, but also encourages action, recalling that the future of the country depends on the responsibility of each of us.