The article is devoted to an analysis of the life and multifaceted activity of Benjamin Brown French (1800—1870) — an American politician, civil servant, Clerk of the United States House of Representatives, and one of the most influential figures of nineteenth-century American Freemasonry. Particular attention is paid to his role in the history of the American Order of Knights Templar, in which he held the highest office of Grand Master of the Grand Encampment of Knights Templar of the United States during the difficult period of the American Civil War.
Polish-Moldavian borderland in the XVII century
Nizhyn Greek Community
Soviet Ukraine
Józef Piłsudski in the former Prussian Partition
The repressive policy of the OGPU-NKVD
Slavic instruments of the Xth — the XIVth centuries
Khazarian Khaganate and the Scandinavians in Eastern Europe
Tax authorities in Dnipro-Region Ukraine
Post-Soviet Space in XXI century
Red terror and theatrical arts of Kyiv
The struggle of the Crimean Tatars with the state farms
Models of the State Structure in Russia
Ottoman State
Old Prints of Krakow
Family Reading of Nobles
Central State Archives of Cinema
Civil Status Acts Records Keeping in Ukraine
History of the Kholodnyi Yar
Political Processes with Soldiers in Czechoslovakia
Archives and Politics in Ukraine
Sloboda Ukraine Governorate
Slovenian Interwarstate-building
Soviet Domestic Trade
Social and Political Activity of Borys Hrinchenko
Carpathian Ukraine
Central State Archives of Cinema, Audio and Visual Documents of Ukraine
War as humanity’s nemesis
