RAS History & PhilologyСлавяноведение Slavianovedenie

• South slavs in the early twentieth century: perspectives and complications of scholarly analysis

  N. Gusev
  3-14

• Opening of the Romanian Front in the late 1916: the policy of mutual compromise between the Entente allies in the East

  Maksim Os'kin
  15-25

• Nikolai Mogiliansky on the «Ukrainian question» and the revolution in Russia

  Elena Borisenok
  26-38

• Dramaturgy by Frank Wollman and the Russian theatre

  А. Zelenkova
  39-46

• Worlds of Croatian director Oliver Frlić, a theatre provocateur and truth-seeker

  Viktor Kosik
  47-55

• The «Russian project» of Hetman Pavel Skoropadsky: Yekaterinoslav experience (November – December 1918)

  Andrey Ganin
  56-61

• Archaic figurativity in the poetics of the Byelorussian-Polish-Lithuanian borderland literature (in the texts of Grodno region authors after World War Two)

  M. Lamm
  62-67

• Concerning the political character of the anti-Fascist Resistance in Poland in World War Two and historic significance of the Warsaw Uprising of 1944

  Albina Noskova / Boris Nosov
  68-80

• The problems of national identity of the emigration in the countries of Central and South-Eastern Europe (1917 – the early 1950s). Based on the materials of the conference

  Tatyana Pokivailova / Sergei Sloistov
  81-95

• The end of the All-Slavic Committee

  A. Zaitsev
  96-102

• Vladimir I. Lamansky in the university

  Alexey Malinov / Victor A. Kupriyanov
  103-118

• 1000 years together: key moments in the history of Russia and Greece. Collection of articles

  A. Aleksandrova
  119-121

• Excerpts of Czech Chicago. Publication of historical documents of the Czech community in Chicago 1848-1918

  K. Popov
  122-123

• The Soviet Union and the Polish military-political underground. April 1943-December 1945 v3 i.e. 1. April 1943-August 1944 Part 1. April 1943-March 1944

  Yu. Borisenok
  124-126

• Folkprose of Aktsyabrshchyny

  Olga Belova
  127-130

• International scholarly conference «Twenty years of the Ruthenian studies in Slovak universities»

  Mikhail Dronov
  131-132