"The history of prostitution among all peoples of the world from ancient times to the present day. Volume 6/6" is a review of the masterpiece work of Paul Jakob, a multiple teacher, historian, philosopher and publicist. In this book, the author provides a detailed analysis of the phenomenon of prostitution in various cultures, starting from ancient civilizations and ending with modern times. Through a careful study of historical sources, archaeological discoveries, and social customs, Jacob reveals the origins, evolution, and impact of prostitution on the development of various civilizations. He guides readers through the tangled trails of stigma, taboos and social norms that have accompanied this activity for centuries. The author provides a deep and thoughtful analysis of the various aspects of prostitution, including economic, social, cultural and moral aspects. Frankness and objectivity in the presentation of facts allow readers to gain the full scope of knowledge about this attempt to delve into the dark world of sexual services. "The history of prostitution among all peoples of the world from ancient times to the present day. Volume 6/6" is not only a scientifically valuable work, but also an invitation to travel to the past, where the enslaved history of prostitution passes between passions and oblivion, which forces us to rethink modern socio-cultural realities.