Bibliography of Library Science, 1969-1970 is a unique and comprehensive reference source that reveals to the reader the wealth of knowledge about the development of library science and theory in the late Soviet era. Created by a team of authors, this book is a carefully collected and systematized bibliography, covering the most important publications, articles, research and regulatory documents published in two key years - 1969 and 1970. Its goal is to become a reliable guide for specialists in the field of library science, cultural historians, researchers and students interested in the history and modernity of library business. The book "Library Bibliography, 1969-1970" is not just a list of literature. This is a kind of bridge between the past and the present, which allows us to understand how ideas, methods and standards in the field of library business developed in the late 60s and early 70s. It contains information about scientific works, methodological developments, regulatory documents and analytical articles that formed the theoretical basis and practical basis of library activities in that period. The reader will find in it information about the publications of leading scientists, such as B. In. Bakanov, A. A. Grigoriev, and . and . Ivanova and others whose work had a significant impact on the development of library science in the USSR. This book is especially valuable for those who are engaged in the history of library, explore the evolution of information culture or are engaged in the training of specialists in the field of library and information technology. It is suitable for both students and teachers, librarians, researchers, as well as anyone who is looking for a deep understanding of the processes that took place in the field of library services in the era of booming scientific and cultural transformations. For the reader interested in the history of Soviet science and culture, the Bibliography of Library Science, 1969-1970 will become a valuable source of information, revealing the peculiarities of the development of professional thought and regulatory standards of the time. A special place in the book is its style - clear, systematic and at the same time saturated with details, which makes it not only a useful reference, but also a fascinating reading for those who appreciate the historical depth and analytical approach. The creators of this publication managed to collect disparate sources, turning them into a complete picture of the development of library science, which makes the book an important contribution to domestic library science. If we talk about the style of the author, then he is distinguished by academic rigor and accuracy, but at the same time he is not deprived of a lively interest in the subject. In general, “Library Studies Bibliography, 1969-1970” is not just a reference book, but a kind of window into the era when the foundations of the modern information culture were formed. This book is worthy of attention by anyone who wants to understand the origins and development of library work, as well as gain valuable information for their research or professional activities. , If you are looking for a book This will help you understand ,. how did library science develop in the late 60s and early 70s, or want to expand your knowledge of Soviet information policy and standards , Bibliography of Library Science , 1969-1970" will become an indispensable assistant for you . Its content, rich in facts and analytics, will open new horizons for studying the history of library business and will help to better understand how the theoretical foundations of modern information culture were formed.