Pre-revolutionary Childhood in the Texts of Habib Zaini, Tatar Teacher of the Soviet Era by Liliya R. Gabdrafikova

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‘Reconstruction’ of US Cultural Development within the Soviet Press during the ‘Thaw’ Period by Ivan N. Lopatkin, Ravilya R. Khisamutdinova

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Unsettled Conflicts in the Post-Soviet Space in the Analysis of the Western Research Centers by Konstantine Petrovich Kurylev, Artem Levonovich Ngoyan, Eduardo Cabrera Palacios, Olga Vaycheslavovna Skudina

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Red Rust vs Yellow Rust: Metamorphoses of the Soviet Play on Broadway by Maxim M. Gudkov

“…The study focuses on the adaptation of a politically engaged dramaturgical work from Bolshevik Russia — Vladimir Kirshon’s and Andrey Uspensky’s play Konstantin Terekhin (Rust) — to the specific requirements of Broadway, the commercial theater of the USA, and the textual changes of the Soviet original associated with it. …”
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Reception of Proust in Russia in the 1920s by Alexander N. Taganov

“…The article traces the history of the reception of Marcel Proust’s works in Russia, which began in the 1920s. …”
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«Take away all the Non-Party Men...» The Transformation of Soviet Secret Service into a Detachment of Combat for the Bolchevik Party by A L Kubasov

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The origin and development of economic hermeneutics inside Soviet Marxism and neoclassical synthesis by Fenin, Cyril V.

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The Tactics of Conducting Combat Operations of Soviet Troops during the Battle of Stalingrad by Vladimir P. Trut

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Jackson–Vanik Amendment and Development of Soviet-American Relations in 1972-1975 by V. Yungblyud, D. Ilyin

“…Each of the parties involved regarded the Amendment differently: Soviet leaders saw it as a rude interference in the internal affairs of the USSR; Kissinger saw it as an untimely and too radical in form and methods attempt to transform the Soviet system; Jackson saw it as a good way to increase his popularity by exploiting a popular in the post-Vietnam era theme that was naturally consistent with American national values and traditions. …”
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War children: Homelessness and neglect in Central Kazakhstan during 1941–1945 (based on archival documents) by Z.G. Saktaganova, Zh.K. Abdukarimova, A.A. Salnikova

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«Too much ideological bitterness has been added to this issue»: V. N. Andreev’s correspondence with M. Finley by Sergey G. Karpyuk

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Gender, education and Russia’s tobacco epidemic: A life-course approach by Quirmbach, D, Gerry, C

“…While a number of studies, based on cross-sectional data for Russia, have documented strong increases in female smoking during the past two decades, the analysis of longer-term trends in smoking prevalence is hampered by the lack of representative data for the Soviet era. …”

Solikamsk magnesium works — launch padof innovations in Russia by D. L. Melnikov, A. V. Chub, D. V. Drobot

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Criticism of the soviet reality of the post-Stalin period by means of graphic artefacts and audiovisions (from loyalty to the power to recusancy) by Yury A. Golubitsky

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RUSSIA AND BULGARIA: FROM «MEMORIAL WARS» TO THE SEARCH FOR COMMON PAST by K. A. Pakhaluk

“…The memory of the Russian-Turkish war of 1877-1878 and the liberation of Bulgaria during the WWII are assigned greater importance in Bulgaria than in Russia. This asymmetry leads to the fact that a significant work of the Bulgarian authorities, Bulgarian and Russian public organizations on the arrangement of places of memory and setting up new memorials is invisible in Russia, while Russian foreign policy discourse is dominated by the emphasis on negative aspects (for example, actions of individual vandals to destroy the monument of the Soviet Army in Sofia). …”
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‘Cold at the Service of Man’: Soviet Modernization of Cryogenic Resources Practices in Rural Yakutia’s Economy and Everyday Life Reviewed by Alexander A. Suleymanov

“…The most important outcome of Soviet modernization — along with collectivization and construction of settlements — proved the emergence of a new force in the process of human interaction with a complex of cryogenic factors — state. …”
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Tatar ASSR's history of writing and defending dissertations in archeology during the 1920s–1950s by K.A. Rudenko

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The heresy of the Judaizers and the problem of the Russian reformation by Howlett, J, Howlett, J.R.

RISKS OF PAYMENT SYSTEMS IN THE CONTEXT OF RUSSIA'S MILITARY AGGRESSION AGAINST UKRAINE AND INTERNATIONAL SANCTIONS AGAINST RUSSIA by Mădălina RĂDOI, Mihaela ENE

“…Russia wants to include Ukraine in its territory for several reasons: they share a common history and culture, the multiple natural resources that Ukraine possesses (including oil and gas), the large population of this country and its vast territory. …”
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Searching for Forms and Methods of Acting on Indigenous Population by Turkestan Soviet and Communist Party Bodies in the Context of Fighting the Basmachi in 1918-1924 by Valeriy A. Barmin

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