Abstract
This article is devoted to the analysis of some published documents of the Posol’sky Prikaz concerning the Peace of Westphalia. Among these documents, the translation of the text of the preliminary agreement of August 6, 1648. As far as Russian translation correctly reflects the actual content of the document, the use of the text in Latin will help. In general, the translation of the agreement correctly reflects the content of the Latin text. In addition to the “chiming clock”, the Posol’sky Prikaz used other sources of information: “article lists”, interrogation speeches, and so on.
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