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This book translates and reviews the latest Russian historical writings from 2007 to 2017. The new materials include: selected content from the 2016 new version of the 10th-grade textbook on Russian history; excerpts from "The Economic History of the Soviet Union" edited by Academician Abarkin and published by the Institute of Economics of the Russian Academy of Sciences, which is the most accurate evaluation of the Soviet Union's 70-year social and economic development in recent years; and the introduction of "Who and How Destroyed the Soviet Union" compiled by Professor Sazonov from the Institute of Political Science of the Russian Academy of Sciences, which integrated a large number of original documents. - Reconstructing the Process of the Soviet Union's Disintegration Based on Archival Documents; "Reforms: Achievements and Lessons" written by Zhukov, an academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, is an authoritative treatise that systematically studies the entire process of the relationship between Soviet social development and the Soviet Union's disintegration from a sociological perspective; it translated some articles from volumes 14-18 of the latest Russian publication of "The Complete Works of Stalin", and published the later volumes of "The Complete Works of Stalin" for the first time in China. The book is classified according to thematic categories such as politics, economy, culture, ethnicity, military, and history, and roughly covers the development of all aspects of Russian society.