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THEORY AND METHODOLOGY OF HISTORY
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| The Batum Subsystem as a Space of the Ottoman Hegemony in Transcaucasia in 1918 |
Velikhan Mirzekhanov
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Leonty Lannik
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Pages 5-22 |
| Three Ages of Self-Consciousness: The Methodological Crises of Historiography in the Mirror of the History of Philosophy |
Olga Vlasova
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Pages 23-33 |
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MODERN HISTORY
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| “For the Public Utility”: the Ideological and Conceptual Foundations of the British Police |
Irina Erlikhson
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Pages 34-48 |
| Reasons for the Dissolution of the Navy Board: the Collapse of the English Navy or the Struggle of Factions at the Court of James I? |
Sergey Gavrilov
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Pages 49-63 |
| Montesquieu and His “Reflections on the Universal Monarchy in Europe” |
Nadezda Plavinskaia
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Pages 64-82 |
| Napoleon on Saint Helena: Symbols of European Poetry of the 19th century |
Anastasia Gotovtseva
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Pages 83-100 |
| Bartolomé Mitre: Politician and Historian |
Vladimir Kazakov
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Pages 101-114 |
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20th CENTURY
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| The First World War in the Memoirs of the American Journalist Stanley Washburn |
Igor Bogomolov
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Pages 115-129 |
| Poland in Soviet Foreign Policy from late 1919 to 16 July 1920 |
Gennadij Matveev
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Pages 130-143 |
| Global Sounding Options for Libyan Independence. 1937 |
Alexey Sarabyev
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Pages 144-158 |
| The Role of RAND Corporation in the Development of Social Sciences and Soviet Studies in the USA in 1945–1956 |
Iana Shchetinskaia
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Pages 159-171 |
| “Two Socialisms”: The Soviet Perception of the “Scandinavian Model” in the Second Half of the 1960s and 1970s |
Fedor Sinitsyn
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Pages 172-184 |
| Allies of The USSR and Soviet Policy in Afghanistan in the 1980s |
Taisiya Rabush
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Pages 185-201 |
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CONTEMPORARY HISTORY
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| The Baltic States: Migration Processes after Joining the European Union |
Renal'd Kh. Simonyan
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Pages 202-213 |
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MESSAGES
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| “I Shall Either Perish or Reign”. New Materials from State Archive of Russian Federation on the Correspondence Between Grand Duchess Catherine and the British Ambassador Charles Hanbury Williams in 1756–1757. (Ending) |
Piotr Stegny
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Pages 214-231 |
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REVIEWS
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| Napoleon Bonaparte: The Third and the Last Biography in Russian |
Sergey Iskyul
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Pages 232-237 |
| A New View on the Phenomenon of the Comecon |
Oksana Nagornaya
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Pages 237-240 |
| Museology and Museography |
Olga Tuminskaya
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Pages 240-245 |
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ACADEMIC LIFE
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| International Conference “Yalta 1945: Lessons of History” |
Ksenia Gernet
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Pages 246-248 |
| On the 70th Anniversary of Marina Pavlovna Eisenstatt |
Marina Bobkova
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Pages 248-253 |
