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THEORY AND METHODOLOGY OF HISTORY
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| The Foreign Policy Orientation of the Russian Officers and the Factors of the Formation and Failures of the White Movement: Formulating the Problem |
Anton Posadsky
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Leonty Lannik
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Pages 5-26 |
| Modern Historiography of the NEP: A Century Was Not Enough |
Mikhail Feldman
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Pages 27-41 |
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MODERN HISTORY
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| British Intelligence Ambassadors at the Court of Anna Ioannovna |
Tatiana Labutina
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Pages 42-55 |
| Charles Cotesworth Pinckney (1746–1825): Three-Time Presidential Candidate of the United States |
Maria Filimonova
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Pages 56-68 |
| The Experience of Deaconesses in Europe as a Basis for Organising a Marfo-Mariinsky Convent of Mercy |
Anna Gromova
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Pages 69-81 |
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THE GERMAN EMPIRE IN THE HISTORICAL MEMORY OF RUSSIA AND GERMANY
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| Bismarck – Wilhelm – Hitler: Continuity or Break with Tradition? |
Aleksei Filitov
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Pages 82-90 |
| Reception of the Theme of the German Empire in the Anniversary Historical Narratives of the XX Century |
Natalia Rostislavleva
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Pages 91-100 |
| The Test of Patriotism: Germany in the Perception of the Baltic Germans during the First World War |
Alexandra Bahturina
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Pages 101-112 |
| Compensation Claims of the Hohenzollern |
Georg Wurzer
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Pages 113-116 |
| “The Slavs are Invincible”: Otto von Bismarck’s Fictional Statements in Contemporary Russia |
Nikolay Vlasov
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Pages 117-124 |
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20th CENTURY
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| Russia and the International Institute of Agriculture in Rome: Diplomacy, Ideology, Pragmatics (1905–1945) |
Nina Narykova
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Pages 125-139 |
| “The Peace of Jurjev” Between Russia and Estonia: History and Consequences |
Anna Volodko
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Pages 140-150 |
| The “War Alert” in the Middle East in 1923: The Story of a Forgotten Crisis |
Alexander Fomin
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Pages 151-171 |
| European Historical Science of the Late 1930s ‒ Early 1940s: International Connections and Chimeras of Isolation |
Mikhail Bukharin
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Pages 172-182 |
| International Transfer in Soviet Science in the 1950s–1960s (the Case of the L.Ya. Karpov NIFHI) |
Elena Sumburova
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Nailya Tagirova
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Pages 183-198 |
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CONTEMPORARY HISTORY
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| The History of the Transformation of Cuban Socialism in the Context of Contemporary Reforms: A Political Economy Perspective |
Alexandra Arabadzhyan
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Pages 199-215 |
| Saudi Arabia – China: Partnership Strategy |
Andrei Derbenev
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Pages 216-229 |
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MESSAGES
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| Spies or Heroes? Soviet Intelligence in the United States in the 1930s and 1940s |
Irina Suponitskaya
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Pages 230-246 |
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REVIEWS
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| Russian-British Relations from the Congress of Vienna to the Crimean War: Politics and Economics (A.A. Orlov. The Golden Age of Astraea. Great Britain, Russia, and the New World Order in European Politics in the First Half of the 19th Century (1815–1854). Moscow, 2019) |
Andrey Sokolov
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Pages 247-251 |
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In Memoriam
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| Grossul V.Ya. (1939–2022) |
Modern and Contemporary History. Editorial.
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Pages 252-254 |
