Power Relations and Rural Population in Kuban-Black Sea Region during 1921—1924 by A. V. Baranov, V. V. Kasyanov, Yu. A. Yakhutl

“…The specificity of the region was manifested in the combination of class and estate divisions of society, as well as Cossackization. It is shown that the transition to the NEP required a fundamental change in power relations with the peasantry, shifting towards the principles of material interest and civil peace, making the middle class and Cossacks loyal. …”
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THE FUNCTIONAL SEMANTICS OF THE VERBS OF EMOTIONAL STATE AND EMOTIONAL EVALUATIVE ATTITUDE IN THE ORAL SPEECH OF DIALECT SPEAKERS by Nelina Irina Aleksandrovna, Starodubtseva Natalya Anatolyevna

“…The article discusses the functional and semantic features of the verbs of emotional state and emotional evaluative attitude recorded in the lexicon of the dialect speakers – the native Cossacks and Ukrainian immigrants, who live together on the territories of the late settlement of southern Russia. …”
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Firearms and weapon devices of the Russian army in 1582–1585 (based on materials from the settlement of Isker) by Adamov А.А.

“…The carefully examined archaeological collections from Isker do not support the hypothesis proposed in scientific literature stating that Yermak’s Cossacks were armed with flintlock firearm and small-bore guns.…”
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«It seems that we grow younger generation “oblivious of gens”…» by A. M. Plekhanov

“…Dzerzhinsky, the history of Russian secret services, defense and protection of the state border and the history of Cossacks. He is a founder of the Society for the Study of the History of Russian Secret Services and a founder of the conference «Historical Readings at the Lubyanka». …”
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The dynamics of the value orientations of the Kuban youth by T. A. Khagurov, A. A. Ostapenko

“…Based on the results of the survey of high school students, university students and young workers, the authors consider the youth’s attitudes to the current government, priorities of state policy, events in Ukraine and Syria, assess the state of interethnic relations in the North Caucasus and the role of Cossacks in Kuban. The article emphasizes that the inconsistency of worldviews and attitudes of the Kuban youth to these issues increased in 2017, i.e. the potential for conflicts on national and political grounds increased, which lead to the growth of social activity of participants in both patriotic actions and social protests. …”
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Apologetics and Criticism of Pseudoscientific Hypotheses of the Ukrainian Ethnogenesis: a Historiographical Discourse by Olha Shakurova

“…Kahanets states that the Ukrainian people have three separate ethnic groups, which were successively changing each other, namely the Antes, the Rus’ people, and Cossacks (to whom all modern Ukrainians belong). According to P. …”
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Transformation of the System of Political Symbols in the Russian Far East in the 21st Century by Alexey Mikhalev

“…These symbols are a focal point of struggle between representatives of indigenous peoples, on the one hand, and Cossacks and military-patriotic organizations, on the other hand. …”
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The Northern Black Sea Frontier and Its Residents at the Turn of the Eras. Review of: Sen’, D. V. (2020). Russko-krymsko-osmanskoe pogranich’e: prostranstvo, iavleniia, liudi (kone... by Nikita Igorevich Khrapunov

“…This review presents some reflections on the new book by well-known Cossack historian Dmitrii V. Sen’ which collects his articles and papers on Northern Black Sea history under new conditions developed when the Ottoman Empire lost the war with the Holy League of European powers, concluded the treatises of Karlowitz and Constantinople, and political initiative in the region passed into the hands of Russia. …”
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The Concept of the Unity of Existence in the Intellectual Disposition of Rumi and Leo Tolstoy by Seyede Mohana Seyedaghaie Rezaie, Farzad Baloo

“…He discusses unity in a good number of his works including the story of “The Cossacks", the epic novel "War and Peace", "The Death of Ivan Ilyich", his didactic anecdotes, and in the collection "The Way of Life", among others. …”
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Innovations of socio-religious thought in Ukraine at the beginning of the 17th century by Larysa Shvab, Yulia Tokarska

“…Ostrozkyi and his supporters among the nobility, clergy and burghers managed to preserve the Orthodox Church structure. The Cossacks demanded a rethinking of this new reality by intellectuals of the post-Brest era and Ukrainian polemicists were forced to look for an independent base for their socio-religious thought. …”
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The Renovation Schism in Taganrog and Shakhtinsk-Donetsk Deaneries of North Caucasus (Rostov region) by Tabunshchikova Liudmila

“…Central position in the article is devoted to perception of the renovation by diff erent social categories of the population: peasants of Taganrog deanery, Cossacks and workers of Shakhtinsk-Donetsk Deanery (former Aleksandrovsk-Grushevsky deanery of Don and Novocherkassk diocese). …”
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THE REPORT OF NIZHYN VOIVODES IN THE «ACTS OF SOUTH WESTERN RUSSIA» by Lyudmyla Lesyk

“…Under the rule of Ivan Bryukhovetsky, voivode had to collect taxes from inhabitants of the Hetmanate (except for Cossacks and clergy). The author concludes that it was through regular reports that the voivode in Moscow knew about the state of affairs in the Hetmanate region and, following the information received, adjusted their policy towards the Ukrainian lands. …”
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Claude-Charles De Peyssonnel as a Researcher of the Crimean Past by Nikita Igorevich Khrapunov

“…The Russian and Ukrainian scholarships use the treatises by the former consul to research the Crimean Khanate, the peoples of the Northern Caucasus, and even the Zaporozhian Cossacks, while de Peyssonnel’s historical studies are left aside from the analysis. …”
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Wild reindeer Rangifer tarandus (L.) in Chukotka by Felix B. Chernyavskii, Mikhail A. Kretchmar

“…There were large numbers of wild reindeer in Chukotka until the end of the eighteenth century, but during the nineteenth century the population declined probably from intensive harvest after the introduction of firearms by the Cossacks. During the nineteenth century herding of domestic reindeer also increased, and reindeer herders continued to hunt wild reindeer intensively. …”
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The policy of the Soviet state and the Renovationist schism in Kuban, region (1922–1923) by Nikita Kiyashko

“…The socio-political specifics of the Cossacks and their involvement in the events of the Civil War were reflected in church life, and the clergy, through cooperation with the authorities, sought to whitewash their ministry during the reign of the Volunteer Army. …”
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From “Little Russian Songs” to Ukrainian Consciousness: The Intellectual Revolution of 1827 by Oleksandr Khomenko

“…Perceptions of the social “nature” of Ukrainians as a separate ethnic community began to change rapidly: the division into gentry and Cossacks, on the one hand, and into peasantry deprived of any political subjectivity, on the other hand, was no longer perceived as axiomatic. …”
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Ukraina i Kozacy w poetyckiej reminiscencji polskiego romantyka. O stylu dumek historycznych Bohdana Zaleskiego by CEZARY PIĄTKOWSKI

“…The poet, using imaginative style, paints the couleur of the Ukrainian Arcadia – allowing the reader to become more familiar with the local and historical characteristics of the land of the childhood and painting the figures of Cossacks that are vivid, full of temperament, dashing and endearing to the reader. 2. …”
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The Sino-Soviet Conflict of 1929 and Russian Military Emigration by Sergey Victorovich Smirnov

“…Seeking to use the conflict to instigate an anti-Soviet movement, some radical organisations (the Brotherhood of Russian Truth, Russian Far East Volunteer Corps, and the Union of Cossacks in the Far East, etc.) attempted to deploy a guerrilla movement in the border areas, but were defeated. …”
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Jewellery Headdress Finials as Signs of the Rank Hierarchy of the Trans-Baikal Buryats in the Second Half of the 19th — Еarly 20th Century by Batorova Elena A.

“…In the 17th century, the first fragmentary information about the clothing of the Buryats appeared in the reports of service men and pioneer Cossacks; in the 18th-19th centuries, more detailed descriptions of clothing were found in the diaries of travellers, diplomats, and scientists. …”
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Somatisms in the dialect world view of the Kuban subdialect speakers: A fulfilled cognitive potential by O.G. Borisova, L.Yu. Kostina

“…Using phraseological units and paroemias, the view of the Kuban subdialect speakers on the linguistic situation in the region and the subethnical perception of Kuban Cossacks’ military routine were discussed.…”
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