VI Extraordinary Congress of People's Deputies of the USSR, Moscow Region, March 17, 1992 . Documents and Materials” is a unique and invaluable source for all who are interested in the history of modern Russia, the political processes of the late 20th century and the fateful events that changed the course of history. Despite the fact that the authorship of this publication remains unknown, its content and presentation deserve special attention, because it is in these documents that the most important moments of the era when the country was undergoing radical changes are captured. This book is not just a collection of documents, but a living witness of the events that took place in Moscow and the Moscow region on March 17, 1992, the day when the VI Extraordinary Congress of People's Deputies of the USSR was held. It contains original protocols, speeches, resolutions and analytical materials that reveal the internal cuisine of Soviet politics on the eve of the collapse of the Union. The reader is immersed in an atmosphere of intense debate, a clash of opinions and a struggle for the future of a country that was on the verge of transformation. The documents help to understand what ideas and values were behind the decisions taken on that fateful day, and how these decisions influenced the future fate of the post-Soviet space. The book is especially valuable for historians, political scientists, students and anyone who wants to penetrate into the depths of the events that preceded the collapse of the Soviet Union. It is perfect for those who are looking not only for dry facts, but also the context, emotions and motives of the participants of those events. In this edition you can find materials that have rarely been published before, which makes it a real treasure for researchers of the era of change. Attention to detail, accuracy and richness of documentation allow the reader to feel a part of those events, to understand the complex political intrigues and contradictions that raged within the walls of the Soviet Parliament. A special place in this book is its relevance for the modern reader, because the topics of political transformation, the struggle for power, the search for new ways of development of the country remain relevant today. It raises issues of democracy, sovereignty, the role of people's deputies and their influence on the fate of the state. These materials help to understand how new political institutions were formed, what ideas and values were important for those who stood at the helm of the country at a turning point in its history. The style of the author, despite the lack of authorship, can be characterized as accurate, documentary and at the same time saturated with analytical comments. The book has a deep respect for the facts and a desire to convey to the reader the importance of each document. This publication is not only a source of information, but also a kind of bridge between the past and the present, allowing a better understanding of how modern political realities were formed. If you are interested in the history of the USSR, political events of the 1990s, or are looking for materials for scientific research, this book will become an indispensable assistant for you. It will perfectly complement the collection of literature about the collapse of the Soviet Union, about the role of people’s deputies in the era of change and about those fateful decisions that determined the future of Russia and the post-Soviet space. In search of key queries - "documents on the history of the USSR" , "Political Events of 1992" , "VI Extraordinary Congress of People's Deputies" , "the history of the collapse of the USSR" - this book takes a worthy place and will surely attract the attention of those who appreciate genuine historical sources and documentary accuracy. In General, "VI Extraordinary Congress of People's Deputies of the USSR, Moscow region, March 17, 1992 . Documents and Materials" is not just a book, but a window into the past, which helps to understand the causes and consequences of the most important events that changed the fate of the country. This edition will be of interest not only to specialists, but also to a wide range of readers seeking an objective and deep understanding of the era of change, which forever changed the face of Russia and the entire post-Soviet space.