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A review of experimental and theoretical results on the spectroscopy of high-temperature superconductorsis presented. The models where hole doped into antiferromagnet interacts bothwith magnetic subsystem and with phonons are considered. Theoretical results of these modelsfor phonon spectra, angle resolved photoemission spectra, and optical conductivity are presented.Comparison with experimental data gives evidence for the strong electron-phonon coupling in theundoped and weakly doped high-temperature superconductors. The strength of electron-phononcoupling decreases with doping though at the optimal doping the compounds are still in the intermediatecoupling regime

Manifestations of the Electron-Phonon Coupling in the Spectroscopy of High-Temperature Superconductors