The second volume of the two-volume “Soviet Kyiv (1919–1991)” is dedicated to events and people who left their mark on the history of Kyiv from 1945 to 1991. Most of the information given in the book contradicts the primitive presentation that was regaled in those days in schools and universities, even of the historical direction. The book contains no illusions about Soviet reality, but the author, a third-generation Kiev resident, participant and contemporary of what is happening in the City, gives readers the opportunity to feel the time and era in which millions of citizens of the USSR, Ukraine, and Kyiv lived. Here you will not find impressive figures about the achievements of the city economy, but you will learn what connected Vysotsky and Ehrenburg, Viktor Nekrasov and Bronevoy with Kiev; remember the forgotten sixties and eighties who created the special atmosphere of the City; read about glorious and tragic events in the history of the capital of Ukraine. The book contains unique materials from the author’s personal collection. The publishing layout is saved in PDF A4 format.