Folklore as historical and cultural legasy of the lower Volga region in the first third of the XXth century: B.S. Laschilin, A.M. Listopadov by Rodionova Olga Igorevna

“…Listopadov in collecting and publishing folk art, the folklore of the Don Cossacks, is revealed. Boris Stepanovitch Laschilin’s work left a great impact in the artistic life of our region. …”
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Influence of small businesses individual indicators of quality of life of population by V. P. Poluyanov, E. V. Poluyanov

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An Emperor Travels around the Russian Empire Outskirts in the 1880s: As According to V.S. Obolenskii’s Diary by Olesya A. Plekh, Natalya V. Chernikova

“…There is presented through new information on the official visits of Alexander III to Poland (1884, 1886), Finland (1885), the Province of the Don Cossack Host (1887), Ukraine (1885) and the Caucasus (1888), as well as on private vacation trips to the Finnish skerries, the Principality of Łowicz and Livadia. …”
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MISSIONARY ACTIVITIES IN THE TERRITORY OF THE DON TROOPS IN THE 1870s: FROM CONTEXT TO SOURCE ANALYSIS by N. A. Trapsh, V. N. Kalnichenko, N. S. Germanovskaya

“…The presented article characterizes the complex process of confessional interaction in the Don cossack Region, which has traditionally been a contact zone for differentiated religious groups, including those representing certain areas of christian doctrine. …”
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Integrated Assessment of the Policy of Working Capital Management in Housing and Utilities Enterprises by Vladimir Petrovich Poluyanov, Ntaliya Sergeevna Palamarchuk

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THE DON CHEKHOV? ON THE PROBLEM OF LITERARY ATTRIBUTION OF R. P. KUMOV by Arkady Kh. Goldenberg

“…After 1917, he became a witness and artistic chronicler of the Don Vendee, a fratricidal civil war on the Don. Cossack folklore, motifs and images of folk eschatology play a significant role in his Don texts. …”
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V. I. DENISOV AND THE DON NOVELTY ACTIVITIES IN AGRICULTURAL COMPANIES DURING THE MODERNIZATION PROCESSES OF THE BEGINNING OF THE XX CENTURY by I. Pimonov

“…The author has studied the participation of Don nobility in the organization and functioning of agricultural societies in the Don Cossacks region, identiied the contribution of the upper class in the development of agriculture in the region. …”
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“Note on the Russians”, Sent by General Kosciusko to the Executive Directory of France in 1799 by Andrey Venkov

“…The published document was sent to the Don Museum by an officer of the Don Cossack Regiment, located in Moscow, S.I. Olenev, who copied it from a translation of a letter from the Directory made by the famous collector P.I. …”
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Don Cossacs in the Kuban Insurgency in 1920 by Andrey Venkov

“…During the mutiny, the Kuban began to go home and continued to hide, and the Don Cossacks, remained in the regiments, were far from their home and did not know what to do. …”
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On the question of the attempt of the Polish king Jan III Sobieski to establish Polish-Kalmyk relations in 1683–1686 by V. T. Tepkeev

“…The source base was the materials of the «Don Affairs» fund of the Russian State Archive of Ancient Acts, where the information of the Don Cossacks about attempts to establish Polish-Kalmyk relations in 1683–1686 was deposited. …”
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HISTORICAL ASPECTS OF THE ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS BY DON PHARMACY by T. G. DERGOUSOVA

“…The development of the pharmaceutical business of our region is associated with the names of the great men of the time: in the villages of the Don Cossacks – the Empress Elizabeth, troop Ataman Platov; Taganrog – Catherine the Great and Alexander I; Rostov-on-Don – the Emperor Nicholas II. …”
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M.I. PLATOV'S PERSONALITY IN THE EVALUATION OF E. P. SAVELYEV by E. Steglenko

“…One of the outstanding Don Cossacks' military commanders and administrators has always attracted the attention of various researchers. …”
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Graphic Novel Adaptation of “And Quiet Flows the Don” by M. Sholokhov (the Russian-Serbian Comic Strip “The Cossacks”)

“…The article deals with the graphic novel “The Cossacks: A novel about the life of the Don Cossacks” by S. Soloviev published in Belgrade in 1938–1939. …”
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Gun and Fire Lighter Flints, Gun Supplies from the “Russian” Cultural Layers of the Fortress of Azov of the 17th–18th Centuries by Kolesnik Alexander V., Gusach Irina R.

“…During the period of the “Azov sitting” (1637–1642) Azov was the base of the Don Cossacks, and under Peter I (1696–1711) it provided Russia with control over the Azov basin and gave access to the Black Sea. …”
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Volunteer Partisan Movement in Rostov Region  During Great Patriotic War by V. P. Trut

“…It is argued that the majority of Don Cossacks did not embark on a path of collaboration and actively participated in the partisan movement.…”
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Clerics of Don Kalmyk Cossacks, 18th to Mid-19th Centuries by Konstantin N. Maksimov

“…The paper attempts an insight into adaptation practices once exercised by Kalmyks as a group with specific cultural and religious backgrounds in polyethnic environments, special attention be paid to how the Buddhist clergy developed and were subsequently incorporated into administrative and social structures of Don Cossacks. Results. The official religious policy within the Don Host was largely tolerant and sought to secure freedom of faith, modernize spiritual services by way of optimizing networks of khuruls and their staff, encouraging some professional training of the latter, introducing clerics into administrative structures and services as a special privileged community. …”
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Ethnolinguistic Bonds in the Speech of the Don and Ukrainian Dialects of the Volgograd Region by Nataliya A. Tupikova

“…They are manifested by the Don and Ukrainian dialects speakers (and their descendants) in the means, which comprise the peculiarities of dialect speakers’ lexicon (monolingual and bilingual, monoethnors and biethnors) observed on the territories of mixed residence shared by the Don Cossacks and Ukrainian settlers and their descendants. …”
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Students of Secondary Schools of Ust-Medveditsky District During the Anti-Bolshevik Revolt on the Don River in the Spring-Summer of 1918 by Grechko Svetlana Yu.

“…The article is devoted to a little-known episode in the history of the Civil War on the Don river – the participation of students of secondary schools of Ust-Medveditsky District of the Don Cossacks in the anti-Bolshevik revolt in the spring and summer of 1918. …”
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To the Jubilee of Professor Igor Olegovich Tyumentsev by Aleksandr L. Kleitman, Nataliya V. Rybalko

“…We’ve shown the results of work done in the post of chairman of the Volgograd regional society of local lore – the management of large projects on the history of the Lower Volga Region (Tsaritsyn, Stalingrad, Volgograd), the history of the Volga and the Don Cossacks. Having interest in the history of his small Motherland, I. …”
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German Military Invasion of Ukraine: Final Period of Phase Three (Late March — Early May 1918) by Mykhailo Slobodianiuk

“…The offensive ended in Rostov-on-Don with Germans trying to help Don Cossacks in opposition to Bolsheviks. Finally, hostilities ended in late May. …”
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