The book "Military Fleets of 1932" by Evgeny Evgenyevich Shwede is a detailed guide covering the state of the naval forces of foreign countries at that time. This publication is the fourth in a series of such handbooks, published under the editorship of D. S. Duplitsky and with an introductory article by V. E. Egoryev. "Military fleets of 1932" provides a detailed analysis of the naval forces of different countries, including information on the composition of fleets, shipbuilding programs, as well as the socio-economic characteristics of states. Particular attention is paid to changes in the composition of ships and the ratio of forces of the fleets of capitalist states in recent years. The book also considers the growth of fleets of border states, such as Finland and Poland, and their possible threat to the USSR Features and value: This publication is of significant historical and scientific value, reflecting the naval situation of the early 1930s. The book will be of interest to historians, researchers of naval affairs, collectors of antique publications, as well as anyone interested in military history and geopolitics of the time. Library stamps are present