The publication is devoted to the issue of post-war reconstruction of cities and towns in the Transcarpathian region. This scientific work highlights the circumstances, composition, and specific activities of the architectural and construction commission carried out in Transcarpathia in 1949.
This work represents a biography of Benjamin F. Howard (1835—1908) as a soldier, police officer, and Mason. It reveals little-known aspects of his life. The work leaned on five groups of historical sources — (1) archival documents, (2) museum items, (3) collections of published documents, (4) sources of private origin, and (5) periodical press materials.
Practices of Using Urban Public Space
Imperial Moscow Archaeological Society
Russian aviation industry
Tourism and Commercialism in Socialist Romania
Ideas of Eastern Europe of the Napoleonic Wars
Polish National Movement in Galicia
Soviet-Polish War
Post-War Village in the oral history materials
Galician refugees in Hungary
Disabled People of Great Patriotic War
Polish Police during 1939‒1945
Occupation of Galicia by the Russian army in 1809
West Ukrainian People's Republic
Czech Victimhood Nationalism
Nowa Huta as the Instrument of Soviet Influence
Trends in Communist Propaganda
Rural women`s of Ukraine in the German-Soviet war
Diplomatic mission of Just Juel to Peter I
Russian army in 1917
Russian Agitational Trains in 1918—1920
Electrification process in Ukraine
Memorial studies of the wars and military conflicts
The trial of Nazi criminals
Republican Trust Ukrsilprombud
Napoleon and of Polish State
Eastern Galicia During the Russian Occupation
Krakow`s Nowa Huta
