Representation of Novorossiya in “Journey Across Crimea and Bessarabia in 1799” by Pavel Sumarokov by S. S. Zhdanov

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CONTINUING JUBILEE OF THE BOOK: TO THE 20TH ANNIVERSARY FROM THE DAY OF PUBLICATION OF THE ISSUE «NOVOROSSIYA UNIVERSITY IN THE MEMORIES OF CONTEMPORARIES» by В. В. Самодурова, Н. М. Купріянова

“…Samoilov (1947–2015) and to pay respect to him as an author of the well-known collection of memoirs «Novorossiya University in the memories of contemporaries», dedicated to the university during 1865–1920, on the occasion of the 20th anniversary from the day of publication. …”
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The Modern Gambit in the Eurasian Version of the “Great Game” by S. Yu. Kozmenko

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Crimean Tatars in the Governing Bodies of the Taurida Province in the First Half of the 19th Century by Alexandr S. Kravchuk

Subjects: “…novorossiya region…”
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ABOUT OF SOVIET-FRENCH COOPERATION DURING THE WORLD WAR II by L V Ponomarenko, T I Ponca

Subjects: “…f. hollande and crisis in novorossiya's southeast…”
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Private donations of the teaching staff of Richelieu lyceum in Odesa as an important constituent of the lyceum library stocks by Alieksieienko M.

“…Special attention is paid to the circumstances of the benefaction to the Lyceum library made by the former general-governor of Novorossiya region, Duke Richelieu…”
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Spatial Images of the Liminal South-West of the Russian Empire (Based on “Travel Notes Across Russia” by M. P. Zhdanov) by Sergey S. Zhdanov

“…Zhdanov and include a representation of Kharkiv, Ekaterinoslav (Novorossiya), as well as Poltava, Kyiv, and Chernihiv (Little Russia) provinces. …”
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Сollectors of Gagauz collections of the Russian Museum of Ethnography by Natalya M. Kalashnikova

“…This fund contains over three hundred material monuments, archival, illustrative and photographic materials on the Gagauz migrants who lived in the territory of Novorossiya (and subsequently in the south of Moldova and in the Odessa Region of Ukraine). …”
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Conflicts in Donbass and the Kerch Strait as an Element of the Neo-Imperialist Expansion Strategy of the Russian Federation in the Post-Soviet Area by Marcin Orzechowski

“…The author tries to answer the question whether Novorossiya is a “new quality” in Russian policy concerning the postSoviet area, or rather key element in the strategy of “collecting lands” and another “hot spot”, next to Transnistria, Abkhazia and South Ossetia, in the post-Soviet space that would destabilize the situation in the region.…”
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Agroaggregator as a key element of the development of small and medium‐sized enterprises in the regions of the Russian Federation by E.G. Zakharchenko

“…Within the framework of the strategy for sustainable development of rural areas of the Russian Federation for the period until 2030, as well as the implementation of state support to small businesses that produce agricultural products in the territories of Novorossiya, the organization of the activities of agricultural aggregators is relevant. …”
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Russian Black Sea Trade in Early 19^th Century by E. P. Kudryavtseva

“…This research article examines the development of trade in Crimea and Novorossiya following their incorporation into Russia. …”
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German Colonies of St. Petersburg Province by Vladimir N. Shaidurov, Olga V. Erokhina

“…Acute shortage of work force to be involved for transformation of Novorossiya, the steppes of the North Caucasus and the Middle Volga region, Siberia and some other regions into the centers of commodity agriculture and industrial production, forced the authorities to turn to the use of European experience and place a bet on foreign colonization. …”
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On the Preservation of Cultural and Ethnic Identity of “Russian Germans” by Tatiana V. Govenko

“…Settling in Volga Region, Novorossiya, Crimea, the Caucasus, and Siberia, German colonists preserved German language, customs, traditions, songs, tales, household items, musical instruments, costumes, and cuisine — all those identity and ethnic codes that tied them to their historical homeland and, at the same time, distinguished them from the neighboring nations. …”
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War as Peace Enforcement. On the Issue of the Dialectics of War and Peace in Modern International Relations by N. I. Bezlepkin, V. I. Bashukov

“…The just nature of the armed struggle of the people of Novorossiya, as well as the special military operation carried out by the Russian Federation, are a forced and extreme measure aimed at preserving the national and cultural identity of the inhabitants of Donbass, eliminating emerging military threats on the southern borders of Russia through peace enforcement.…”
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URBAN SPACE, DECOMMUNISATION AND THE PROBLEMS OF HISTORICAL MEMORY by Serhiy Vodotyka, Liudmyla Savenok

“…The authors claim that in its first 20 years of existence Kherson was not only the centre of naval shipbuilding in the south of the Russian Empire but also served as a showcase for Novorossiya, which the empire sought to create on the conquered lands of southern Ukraine after the liquidation of Zaporizka Sich. …”
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Formation of preliminary prerequisites for Ukraine’s entry into the Soviet federal state in 1917–1920 (historical and state studies essay) by O.A. Berketova

“…The author draws attention to the complex ethnic situation on the Ukrainian lands during the late Russian Empire, which was by no means reduced to the dichotomy of Little Russians – Great Russians, but was aggravated by the presence of other ethnic groups living mainly in an inclave. Novorossiya had a particularly stable Russian identity. …”

Executed under the name of Antonov: Revolutionary Biography of Vladimir Sviridenko by Oleg A. Milevsky

“…The study of Sviridenko’s revolutionary biography revealed previously little-known moments of populist propaganda in Novorossiya (Odessa, Nikolaev) among military sailors. …”
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PREFACE by Oleh Pylypchuk, Oleh Strelko, Yulia Berdnychenko

“…The article by Irena Grebtsova and Maryna Kovalska is devoted to the of the development of the source criticism’s knowledge in the Imperial Novorossiya University which was founded in the second half of the XIX century in Odesa. …”
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