Extraordinary Twelfth Session of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR (eleventh convocation) November 29 - December 1, 1988 . The authorship of which remains unknown, is a unique historical document that immerses the reader in one of the key moments of the late Soviet period. This work is not just a collection of minutes or a chronicle of meetings, but a living testimony to an era when the country was on the verge of change, and the political scene was undergoing a transformation that later changed the course of history. This book reveals to the reader the atmosphere and dynamics of the extraordinary twelfth session of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR. End of the year 1988 , when the Soviet government faced the challenges of internal reform, economic difficulties and the growing demands of civil society. Focus on discussion of important legislative initiatives, debate on national policy, economic development and next steps for restructuring. The author, despite the anonymity, creates a vivid and rich description of the events, allowing you to feel the tension, hopes and anxieties of those days. This book will be of particular interest to those who are interested in the history of the USSR, political processes and the internal cuisine of Soviet power. It is suitable for both students and researchers, as well as lovers of historical dramas and documentary literature. The time when these events took place is an era of change, and the book provides an opportunity to understand how fateful decisions were made, who was behind the scenes and who was at the forefront of the struggle for the future of the country. The reader, plunging into the pages, will be able to feel the atmosphere behind the scenes of Soviet politics, to feel the nuances and contradictions that often remain behind the scenes of the official chronicles. The topics raised in the book cover a wide range from economic policy issues and national interests to interethnic relations and internal democracy. A special place is occupied by the analysis of the processes that preceded the collapse of the USSR, and the attempts of the leadership to find a balance between maintaining unity and carrying out reforms. The author masterfully conveys the complexity and versatility of political decisions, emphasizing the importance of each word and each vote, which makes the book not only a historical source, but also a valuable tool for understanding the mechanisms of power. The author's style is a subtle combination of analytics and live description, which makes reading fascinating and rich. Despite the anonymity, the text has its own charisma, creating a sense of presence at the meeting itself, where every word, every decision could become a turning point in the history of the country. For those who appreciate the in-depth analysis, documentary accuracy and atmosphere of the era, this book will be an indispensable source of knowledge and reflection. If you are already familiar with works on Soviet politics, such as “Perestroika and the collapse of the USSR” or “History of Soviet reforms”, then this book will be a logical continuation and expansion of knowledge for you. It is perfect for those who are interested not only in facts, but also in the inner world of politicians, their motives and strategies. The time when these events occurred is an era of change that has left an indelible mark on the history of the world, and this book helps to understand it from the inside. In General, "Extraordinary twelfth session of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR (eleventh convocation) November 29 - December 1, 1988 . This is not just a historical document, but a living testimony of the time, which allows us to look at the Soviet era from a new perspective. It is worthy of attention of all who want to understand the mechanisms of power, political games and internal dynamics of the country in one of the most difficult and important periods of its history. This book is an invitation to reflect on how the destinies of millions were formed and how decisions at the highest level influenced the fate of entire peoples.