The second volume of the documentary collection "The Great Powers of Bulgaria", entitled "The Allied Control Commission in Bulgaria (November 1944 - December 1947)", is organized in two parts. In this part, for the first time, protocols, mostly stenographic, from the meetings of the SCC are published; protocols from the meetings of the plenipotentiaries in the regions of the country and at the naval and river bases, which give an idea of ​​the work carried out by the Soviet leadership of the SCC in the country. The structure of the Soviet part of the SCC is presented, documents concerning the organizational life in the SCC, emerging administrative problems, as well as the relations between the USSR representation as the head of the Control Commission and the representations of Great Britain and the USA are published. Reports and accounts of the group of the political advisor to the Soviet leadership of the SCC are published. The position and actions of the Soviet leadership in the SCC, the representations of Great Britain and the USA with regard to the actions of the opposition in the country are presented, especially during the elections for the Ordinary People's Assembly (1945) and the Great People's Assembly (1946), when the opposition movement reached the peak of its development. The collection includes documents revealing the relationships between the SCC, the Fatherland Front government and the Commissariat for the Implementation of the Armistice Agreement, established within the structures of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Confessions, as an institution directly involved in the implementation of the Agreement. The structures with which or through which the Commissariat acted to fulfill the terms of the armistice are revealed.