Japanese military intervention in the works of modern Russian historians: inertia of phobias and scientific knowledge by V. G. Datsyshen

“…The paper details the works of Russian historians and Japanese scholars over the past three years. …”
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The Phenomenon of N. D. Khvoshchinskaya-Zaionchkovskaya as Viewed by the Narodnik Historian V. I. Semevsky by S. V. Gavrilov

“…Khvoshchinskaya, undertaken by a narodnik historian Vasiliy I. Semevsky. The study was based on archival and published sources, i.e. materials of personal origin (letters, memoirs), periodicals, as well as Semevsky’s biographical sketch and scientific works. …”
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Romanian University Historians in the 1930s and 1940s – the Case of Dimitrie Todoranu, Professor at the University of Cluj by Ana-Maria Stan

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Development of Russian Unitary State in the Works of Domestic Historians of the Late 1930’s – Early 1950’s by N. V. Tikhomirov

“…The paper introduces the key problems the leading historians of that period had to face while developing their theoretical and methodological positions. …”
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Ármin Vámbéry (1832-1913) as a Historian of Early Hungarian Settlement in the Carpathian Basin by Nándor Dreisziger

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Lithuania of the 11th—14th centuries in the works of Russian historians of the 1850—1870s by Megem Maxim, Wakar Marcin

“…Particular attention is paid to an analysis of preconceptions that affected the presentation of Lithuania’s past by Russian historians who studied it in the context of history of western Russia rather than as an independent subject. …”
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The Image of Transylvania in the Works of Two Contemporary Romanian Historians. Translation and Related Views on History by Lajos Katalin

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Bibliography of the works by Zbigniew Bela (1949–2018), a philologist, prosaist, and pharmacy historian by Michał Kokowski

“… The bibliography presents the list of publications by Zbigniew Bela (1949–2018), a philologist, prosaist, and historian of pharmacy. …”
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DEUS VULT? Crusade Apologists, Historians and “Abortive Rituals” in the 1999 Reconciliation Walk to Jerusalem by Mike Horswell

“…Rather than agreeing with Trouillot that the walk constituted an “abortive ritual”, I suggest that the performance and reception of the apology demonstrate the affective power of perceptions of the past, and reinforce the need for historians to take these – often factually inaccurate – collective memories seriously in considering the presentist significance of the past. …”
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THE MILITARY USE OF THE ICON OF THE THEOTOKOS AND ITS MORAL LOGIC IN THE HISTORIANS OF THE NINTH-TWELFTH CENTURIES by Anthony Kaldellis

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IN SEARCH OF THE KING’S GRAVE. GERMAN HISTORIAN CARL ERDMANN AGAINST ONE OF NAZI MYTHS by A. V. Khryakov

“…The paper is devoted to the scientific work of the German historian Carl Erdmann. Erdmann was one of the several historians who declared their disagreement with nationalistic ideology in the Third Reich. …”
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The Protestant Factor of Development of the Lower Volga and the Don: in the Writings of Historians of the Volgograd State University by Vasiliy V. Tarakanov, Olga Yu. Redkinа, Tatyana P. Nazarova

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Does Colonialism Explain Everything in North Africa? What Historians Can Bring to the Table by Isabelle Grangaud, M’hamed Oualdi

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Do the writing methodologies of Greco-Roman historians have an impact on Luke’s writing order? by Benjamin W.W. Fung, Aida B. Spencer, Francois P. Viljoen

Subjects: “…Greco-Roman and Jewish historians…”
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“On Trying To Be a Historian of Eastern Europe”: A Migratory Interim Balance. Part 1 by Stefan Troebst

“…This autobiographic (and thus highly subjective) text asks what motived a non-East European, born in 1955 in West Germany, to become a historian of Eastern Europe. The answers are, on the one hand, an interest in (Slavic) languages and (Cold War) politics, and, to a lesser extent, family background, and on the other, coincidence and, not the least, fellowship opportunities. …”
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On Visual Arts and Cultural Regionalism in Alsace from the Perspective of a Transylvanian Art Historian by Ana-Magdalena Petraru

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Popular Culture and its Studies in the Eyes of a Historian — An Interview with Professor Lary May by Lary MAY, Zemei YU

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Gildardo Magaña and his Intellectual Work in favor of Zapatismo: his Facet as an Ideologue and Historian by Luis Sánchez Amaro

“…This paper analyzes the biographical profile of Gildardo Magaña and the reasons why he adheres to the revolutionary movement led by Emiliano Zapata in the state of Morelos, to immediately explain what his work as an ideologue and historian of the Zapatista movement consisted of; a task that began years after the death of the leader of the south and with which he sought to claim the importance of this current in the revolu-tionary process that began in 1910 and in favor of the peasant struggle. …”
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Reviewing and criticizing the opinions and arguments of Arab and Iranian historians about the name of the Persian Gulf by Alireza Kachuei, Yaser Qazvini Haeri

“…After this event, Arab historians presented historical, geographical, linguistic and ethnic evidence and arguments to make the name appear authentic and documented. …”
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The Relations of England with France and the Habsburg Empire in the Reign of Mary Tudor (As Assessed by British Historians) by S. A. Mironova

“…Based on the views of modern British historians, it considers in particular the relations that established between England and the Habsburg Empire. …”
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