ARTICLES
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The Polish section of the Communist International from Marshal Pilsudski's coup d’etat to the Great Purge |
Nataliya Lebedeva
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Nataliya Terehova
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Pages 5-19 |
General F.E. Makhin during the Second world war in Yugoslavia |
Andrey Ganin
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Pages 20-35 |
Ethnic composition of the population in Istria from the end of XIX till the beginning of XX century |
Aleksandr Pivovarenko
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Pages 36-49 |
ESSAYS
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The evolution of Leon Wasilewski’s views on the Belorussian issue |
Daria Korotkova
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Pages 50-56 |
Utopianism in the novel of M. Majerová «Republic Square» |
Anna Amelina
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Pages 57-63 |
Contact phenomena in the language of the ethnic Czechs in Serbian Banat |
Sergey Borisov
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Pages 64-79 |
Ethnolinguistic expedition to Mijačija (North Macedonia) |
Aleksandra Chivarzina
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Pages 80-88 |
International component eco- in the composition of complex words in the Czech language |
Olga Cherchuk
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Pages 89-93 |
FROM THE HISTORY OF SLAVIC STUDIES
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«True Slavism» of young V. I. Lamansky and the polemics with A. S. Pushkin (late 1850-s) |
Sergey Seliverstov
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Pages 94-103 |
«In Odessa we were with friends but here are always with strangers»: letters of I.V. Yagich to Odessa scholars |
V. Levchenko
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Pages 104-120 |
IN MEMORIAM
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The history of Russian XIX–XX century public thought in the scientific legacy of Andrzej Walicki |
Boris Nosov
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Pages 121-132 |
The work of a historian. In memoriam of V. S. Parsadanova |
Albina Noskova
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Pages 133-142 |
REVIEWS
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J. Pirjevec. Tito and his comrades |
Boris Novoseltsev
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Pages 143-146 |
A. GAEVSKAYA. The Holocaust and the stars. The Past in Stanislav Lem's prose |
Irina Adelgeim
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Pages 147-149 |
Br. Balloch. Lučice na oknach: naš sviet pouan naposebnosti (il nostro mondo pieno di meraviglia) |
Maria Yasinskaya
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Pages 150-153 |
N. V. YAKOVENKO. Literary translation from related languages in the history of Belarusian literature |
Maria Lamm
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Pages 154-156 |
JUBILEES
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For the anniversary of Vladimir Antonovich Dybo |
I. Pekunova
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Pages 157-158 |
OBITUARIES
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Remembering Mikhail Abramovich Birman (1919–2020) |
Tatjana Volokitina
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Pages 159-161 |