"The results of the work of the VNITO cell at the Lenin Melkombinat in g. Leningrad for 1940" is a unique documentary work that immerses the reader in the era of pre-war Leningrad, revealing the inner life of one of the key industrial enterprises of the city. Created by a team of authors, this book is not just a statistical report or a reporting document, A living certificate of workdays , organizational activities and achievements of the VNITO (All-Union Scientific and Research Technical Society) cell in a difficult industrial environment , the Great Patriotic War . The title of the book already hints at its content - this is a deep analysis of the results of the work for the year, filled with details that make it possible to understand how one of the most important production structures of Leningrad functioned in 1940. The team of authors, consisting of specialists and witnesses of those events, masterfully conveys the atmosphere of time, revealing not only technical aspects, but also social, organizational and cultural nuances. The book details the achievements and difficulties faced by workers, their contribution to industrial development and scientific and technological progress, as well as the role of the VNITO cell in improving production efficiency. This book will become a real treasure for historians, researchers of the Soviet industrial era, lovers of military and industrial history, as well as for those who are interested in the development of scientific societies and their impact on industry. It is perfect for students, graduate students and teachers studying the history of Soviet production, as well as for anyone who is looking for inspiration in examples of dedication and professionalism. At the age of 16 years and older, readers who are passionate about the history, technical innovations and social aspects of the Soviet era will find in this book a lot of interesting facts and analytical materials. The topics raised in the book cover a wide range from technical advances and organizational solutions to questions of motivation and team spirit. Particular attention is paid to the role of scientific societies and their interaction with industrial enterprises, which makes the book relevant not only for historians, but also for specialists involved in the management and development of production processes. The author's style is distinguished by accuracy, analytical depth and vivid description, which allows the reader not only to receive knowledge, but also to feel the atmosphere of that time, breathing the spirit of the Leningrad industrial era. "The results of the work of the VNITO cell at the Lenin Melkombinat in g. Leningrad for 1940" is not just a report, but a vivid testimony of the era, filled with pride for the achievements of the Soviet people and their scientific and technological progress. As you read this book, it’s as if you’re being transported into that complex but inspiring era where industry and science went hand in hand, laying the foundations for a future great state. This work deserves the attention not only of historians and specialists, but also of all those who appreciate history, technology and social development, because it shows how work, organized and cohesive, is able to overcome any difficulties and reach new heights.