Pagan Temples and Traditions in the Caucasus
Architecture of Baturyn of XVII Century
Professor of the american university proposed a new conceptual and methodological model for understanding the globalization and orthodoxy of the period of Imperial Russia
On the social and political evolution of the Veliky Novgorod in Veche period
American scientist about the life of one of the greatest thinkers of russian and ukrainian foreign countries — Victor Vladimirovich Leontovich
Rusins in the Moldavian Chronicles
Pedagogical Foundations of Effective Reading Instruction Older Students in Russia in the late XIX — Early XX Centuries
Chernihiv Fortress in the Second Half of the 17th Century
The Destruction of the Christian Historical-Cultural Heritage of the Black Sea Area: Trends and Characteristics (the Late 18th and First Half of the 19th centuries)
Dostoevsky’s Seminal Trauma as a Blueprint for National Mythology
The Losses of the Russian Army during the Caucasian War (1801—1864): Historical and Statistical Research
All-Russian Primary Education (1894—1917): Developmental Milestones
«Dead Men Attack» (Osovets, 1915): Archive Sources Approach
Leisure Activities of a Guard Officer in St. Petersburg at the beginning of the XX century
The January Uprising of 1863 Influence on the Status of Officials of Polish Origin in the Middle Volga Region and the Urals
Two Roman Inscriptions from the archaeological Excavations on the Sebeș — Turda Highway
Roads in the area of Sibiu in prehistory and antiquity — a hypothesis
The Circassian Aristocracy in the late XVIII — the first half of XIX centuries: the Social Structure of Society
Concerning the Iranian Influence on the Georgian Military Organization (According to the example of «Morighe Lashkari» or «Morighe» — second half of XVIII c.)
The Role of Cyrillo-Methodian Cult in the Slovak National Revival in the Context of Contacts with the Eastern Slavs
The paper analyzes a unique information source on the slave trade in the Caucasus in the early 19th century — a list of slaves transported from Gelenzhan Kale (modern name Gelendzhik) to Istanbul.
