THE PHENOMENON OF NATIONAL POLICY IN THE USSR: FORMATION AND DEVELOPMENT PECULIARITIES IN 1917-1930 by A. Averyanov

“…The article is devoted to the historical specifics and the formation and development peculiarities of national policy in the RSFSR-USSR after the Bolsheviks came to power in 1917 and the inal formation of its model in the late 1930. …”
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Settlements and Localities of Kalmykia: Administrative-Territorial Changes and Renaming, 1990–1991 by Evgeniy A. Gunaev

“…The paper examines Kalmykia and provides an insight into administrative-territorial transformations across the republic in 1990–1991 that resulted from political democratization in the USSR and RSFSR, rehabilitation of repressed peoples, and economic reforms of perestroika. …”
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Restoring the Educational System of the Stalingrad Region After the Liberation from the German Fascist Invaders in 1943–1945 by Valentina Ageeva

“…The study showed that the task of building schools and providing them with equipment as well as educational supplies was solved mainly at the expense of local reserves and patronage assistance from the regions of the RSFSR and the republics of the USSR. One of the most effective ways of using the local labor potential has become the method of folk construction. …”
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Moscow City Finances in the 1950s–1980s: Dynamics and Structure of the Local Budget by Sergey Alekseevich Bakanov, Alina Andreevna Milyukova

“…The authors conclude that the budget of the capital was constantly growing and was in surplus, and in terms of per capita expenditures it occupied the 4th–6th places among the regions of the RSFSR. It focused on the development of urban infrastructure and, first of all, residential development. …”
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From the History of Soviet-Polish Relations in the Early 1920s: the Problem of “Transit to Persia” by S. A. Sklyarov

“…Krasin criticized the position of the plenipotentiary representative of the RSFSR in Warsaw L.L. Obolensky, who considered it possible to grant Poland the right of transit to the East and the most favored nation treatment in trade on reciprocity terms in order to strengthen Moscow’s position in the Polish-Soviet negotiations. …”
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Search for the Most Effective Ways to Protect Legal Order During the Civil War in Russia: Formation and Activity of Police Bodies of the Main State Formations by Vyacheslav B. Evdokimov, Mikhail M. Stepanov, Maxim V. Zaloilo

“…The flexibility of the leadership in matters of ideology (without affecting the foundations of Marxist doctrine and the construction of socialist statehood in the country) ensured the effectiveness of the activities of the Soviet law enforcement agencies and the significant contribution of the Soviet police to restoring elementary order and countering rampant crime on the territory of the RSFSR.…”
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Social Moods of the Population of the Soviet Rear during the Stalingrad Battle by Vyacheslav N. Paramonov

“…On the basis of archival materials (Russian State Archive of Socio-Political History, Samara Regional State Archive of Socio-Political History, Central State Archive of the Samara Region), some of which have recently been declassified and introduced for the first time in scientific circulation, the paper analyzes the spectrum of public moods of the RSFSR citizens of the Soviet rear during the Stalingrad Battle of 1942–1943. …”
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FEATURES OF THE ORGANIZATION OF MEDICAL SERVICES ON OCCUPIED TERRITORIES OF THE USSR DURING THE GREAT PATRIOTIC WAR by I. Kartashev

“…The article deals with issues related to the state of the health care system in the territories of the former republics of the Soviet Union - the Ukrainian SSR, the Belarusian SSR and a part of the territory of the RSFSR, which were subject to Nazi occupation during the Great Patriotic War. …”
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Socialization of School Youth of the Southern Urals in the 1950s - Early 1960s by Rustam Z. Almaev

“…Based on the materials of the RSFSR, there is analyzed the contradictory impact of social reality on the moral and ethical standards of Soviet schoolchildren’s behavior declared by the Soviet state. …”
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Sectoral and Territorial Changes in the Economy of the Stalingrad Region in 1940-1943 by Vladimir A. Alyaev, Mikhail V. Alyaev

“…The authors consider approaches to the management of the economy of the RSFSR in the prewar and postwar periods, their peculiarities and differences. …”
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Documented History of the “World Literature” Publishing House: Financial Aspect (1918–1921) by Marina A. Arias-Vikhil, Vadim V. Polonsky

“…The archival materials demonstrate that the main factor in gaining access to finance in the early years of the RSFSR were personal relations that had become the only reliable source of income in the destabilized post-October Revolution economy. …”
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Russian autonomous labor colony in the People’s Republic of Tuva as a unique case of Russian regionalism by Vladimir G. Dazishen

“…Ethnic Russians with Soviet citizenship complied with the legislation of the RSFSR. RALC had its own court, with convicted criminals serving their sentence in the PRT. …”
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When regulatory acts containing the civil law norms become effective or lose their effect by O.A. Kuznetsova

“…The grounds for bringing a regulatory act to termination are: declaring the act as the one being no longer in force, the expiration of the period for which the act was originally adopted, annulment of the act, declaring the act unconstitutional or non-functioning, declaring the invalidity of the USSR acts (of the RSFSR acts, of the acts introduced by the RF authorities which ceased to exist). …”
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Establishment of Soviet Puppet Republics in Southeastern Ukraine as an Instrument of the Bolshevist Expansion in Early 1918 by Iryna Krasnodemska

“…It is alleged that the activities of Soviet quasi-states had a common feature: they were created by analogy with the RSFSR, thus violating an important condition that required coordinating such actions with the expressed will of the entire population of the territory. …”
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Academician Viktor Nikolaevich Shevkunenko (1872-1952) (on the 150^th anniversary of the birth) by P. N. Romashchenko, N. F. Fomin, N. A. Maistrenko, Al. A. Kurygin, V. V. Semenov

“…The outstanding Russian scientist and teacher in the field of topographic anatomy and operative surgery, one of the initiators of the creation of the Academy of Medical Sciences of the USSR and its full member (1944), Honored Scientist of the RSFSR (1935), winner of the Stalin Prize of the first degree (1943), Lieutenant General of the Medical Service (1943), Professor (1912) Viktor Nikolayevich Shevkunenko was born on February 17 (29 new style), 1872 in the county town of Mezen, Arkhangelsk province. …”
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EVALUATION OF COMMERCIAL QUALITY OF “RENETKA” WILD APPLES GROWING IN THE KEMEROVO REGION by Golub O.V., Kovalevskaya I.N., Kuprina I.K.

“…It has been established that the investigated fruits meet the requirements of the 1st grade of RSFSR 657. The taste score of investigated fruits is 3.2 points. …”
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Archival documents on requests and appeals made by individuals to the authorities of Tuva (1940s – 1950s) by Larisa A. Shepeleva

“…In all of the latter situations, USSR and RSFSR legislation was promptly cited.…”
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Ideology and practice of planning fundamental research in the USSR (1920-1930) by A. G. Vaganov

“…The purpose of the study is to identify the main patterns of the transition to directive planning of academic science in the RSFSR/USSR in the 1920s - 1930s. In the context of this transformation of Soviet academic science, it is important to consider not only the institutional decisions of the authorities, but also the socio-psychological, as well as ideological motives that determined this transformation, which influenced the operation of the scientific community. …”
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Post-Soviet Ukraine in the global grain market: supplies for the poor? by D. A. Degterev, K. P. Kurylev

“…Subsequently, larger grain bases were formed in the RSFSR and KazSSR. After the start of the Special Military Operation, the thesis about Ukrainian grain as a central element of global food security again became a popular narrative and was used against the Russian Federation as part of a global information campaign. …”
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Religious Organizations in Togliatti (1989–1998) by Vadim Yakunin

“…The article examines the activities of non-Orthodox religious organizations of 1989– 1998 in the city of Togliatti before and after the adoption in 1990 of the USSR Law “On Freedom of Conscience and Religious Organizations” and the RSFSR Law “On Freedom of Religion.” The regulation of religious activity by the state, according to these laws, was not provided for, the authorities ceased to interfere in the affairs of religious organizations, which received full independence in resolving internal church issues, and citizens could freely register religious societies. …”
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