The Code of Laws of the USSR is a unique and comprehensive legal guide that reveals the complex and multifaceted world of Soviet legislation. This collection, created by a team of authors-experts, is not just a collection of normative acts, but a living chronicle of an era in which laws became the basis of the state system, and legal norms shaped the daily lives of millions of people. For those interested in the history, law and development of Soviet society, the Code of Laws of the USSR becomes an indispensable source of information that makes it possible to understand how one of the largest and most influential states of the 20th century functioned. The book covers a wide range of legal aspects from the constitutional framework to the details of civil, criminal, administrative and labor legislation. It presents in detail the regulations governing relations in the field of economy, education, culture, science and social protection. Particular attention is paid to how the laws of the USSR reflected the ideological values, priorities of the state and its desire for equality and justice. The reader will be able to trace how the legal system of the USSR was formed under the influence of historical events, political decisions and socio-economic transformations. The Code of Laws of the USSR is intended for a wide range of readers - from law students and historians to those who are simply interested in the Soviet era. This book will especially appeal to those who are looking for a deep understanding of the legal framework of the Soviet state, as well as specialists dealing with comparative law or the history of legislation. It will be useful for teachers, researchers, and lawyers working with archives or studying the legal systems of the past. The author's team, who created this directory, has a rich experience in the field of law and history . Their style is distinguished by accuracy, conciseness and analytical depth, which makes reading not only informative, but also fascinating. The Code of Laws of the USSR traces not only legal logic, but also the social context in which laws were created and applied. This allows the reader not just to get acquainted with the normative acts, but to understand their role in the formation of Soviet society, its values and ideals. A special place in the book is occupied by the analysis of changes in legislation throughout the existence of the USSR, which makes it possible to trace the dynamics of the development of the legal system of the country. The author’s approach focuses on how the laws reflected political and economic transformations, as well as on how the legal norms contributed to the strengthening of Soviet power and the implementation of the ideology of communism. "The Code of Laws of the USSR" is not only a reference book, but also a kind of window into the past, allowing you to understand how the state regulated the lives of its citizens, and what principles were at the heart of its legal system. If you are looking for a book that will help you understand the complex system of Soviet law, understand its features and historical significance, the Code of Laws of the USSR will be a valuable and inspiring source for you. This publication is a real treasure for those who appreciate deep analysis, historical perspective and legal accuracy. Reading it, you will not only expand your knowledge, but also plunge into the atmosphere of an era when laws became an integral part of the fate of millions of people and the fate of the country as a whole.