Zofia Romanowiczówna (1842-1935) – lwowska pamiętnikarka i działaczka społeczna by Katarzyna Świetlik

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Black Patriotic Fashion in Central Europe: Warsaw, 1861–1866 by Anna Novikov

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“PLACES OF MEMORY” TRANSFORMATION IN POST-SOVIET KYIV’S CULTURAL PLACES A CASE OF JANUARY UPRISING STREET by Yana Prymachenko

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The Position and Role of So-called “Mixed Offices” in the Governorate Administration of the Kingdom of Poland after the January Uprising by Grzegorz Smyk

“…The Russian model of supervision and control of administration was introduced in the Kingdom of Poland concurrently with the reorganisation of the governorate and district administration after the January Uprising. The supervisory functions were taken over by the newly established bodies of the governorate and district administration of individual sectors of ministerial administration, for which the ministers residing in St. …”
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THE ROLE OF GENERAL EDMUND TACZANOWSKI IN CREATING POLAND'S NATIONAL SECURITY by Magdalena Giebułtowska

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Andrij Potebnia – a forgotten hero of Polish-Ukrainian relations by Матеуш Каміонка

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Polonica we wspomnieniach Zofii Kowalewskiej by Daria Ambroziak

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„Absolutyzm” versus „polonizm” Bismarck, panslawizm a powstanie styczniowe by Mariusz Kopczyński

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Powstanie styczniowe i polityka pamięci. "Orzeł bielszy niż gołębica" Konrada T. Lewandowskiego i "Gambit Wielopolskiego" Adama Przechrzty by Magdalena Wąsowicz

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Stanisław Wroński – artysta, powstaniec, sybirak by Dominika Leszczyńska

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Stanisław Wroński – artysta, powstaniec, sybirak by Dominika Leszczyńska

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Udział chłopów a tzw. sprawa włościańska jako płaszczyzna dyskursu o powstaniu styczniowym w polskiej historiografi i i publicystyce historycznej 1863–1918 by Wojciech Dutka

“…It reflects to the problem of the peasants participation in the January Uprising of 1863. Chronologically consideration are not reaching beyond 1918. …”
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Kyiv’s Intellectual Environment on the Eve of the Valuev Directive by Valentyna Shandra

“…The article discusses the conditions which galvanized the intellectual community in Kyiv prior to the 1863 January Uprising (aka Polish Insurrection of 1863-64). …”
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Intellectuals and the People: Portrayals of the Rebel in the 2011 Egyptian Uprising by Giedrė Šabasevičiūtė

“…Apart from attempts to account for the massive support provided by Egyptian writers to President Abd al-Fatah al-Sisi, the 25th of January uprising was rarely explored from the standpoint of Egyptian intellectuals. …”
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Wokół dramaturgicznego debiutu Felicjana Faleńskiego by Marek Dybizbański

“…Written with a fresh memory of the January Uprising of 1863, Faleński’s text tells about the rebellion of the Swedes against Danish domination in the union of Scandinavian states established by the Kalmar Union at the end of the 14th century. …”
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Kornela i Ludwika Zielonków droga na Syberię. Rosja w oczach zesłańców postyczniowych by Łukasz Wołczyk

“…Particularly interesting are the memories of brothers Ludwik Zielonka and Kornel Zielonka, who took part in the January Uprising, for which they were sent to Eastern Siberia. …”
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Droga na Syberię polskich kobiet na przykładzie: Ewy Felińskiej, Marii Morzyckiej i Jadwigi Prendowskiej by Wojciech Cedro

“…The defeat of the January Uprising caused the Russian repression against the polish society. …”
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Bronisław Grombczewski’s Travel Diaries as Experimental Memorialistic Literature by Wawrzyniec Popiel-Machnicki, Bartosz Osiewicz

“…Bronisław Grombczewski, a son of a Polish participant in the January Uprising (1863), chose a career path in the tsarist army of the Russian Empire and became a general under Tsar Alexander III and Nicholas II. …”
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Przekład jako akt subwersji, czyli o pewnym polskim tłumaczeniu tragedii historycznej Theodora Körnera pt. <i>Zriny</i> by Leszek Małczak

“…The German author’s piece has been at least six times translated into Polish language and was — especially in the second part of the 19th century, after the collapse of January Uprising — very popular. The reason of the popularity was his subversion. …”
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Ссыльные поляки в Вологодской губернии в 19 веке: российская историография и перспективы исследования... by Anton Liutynski

“…Several publications of local researchers (Bonfeld, Golikova, etc.) about the exiled Poles in Vologda from the Kingdom of Poland have been made: about high-ranking commanders of the November uprising, about exiles after Konarsky case and more than 80 participants of the January uprising. On the basis of archival data, episodes of everyday life, biographical data, generalizations are studied. …”
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