RAS History & PhilologyСлавяноведение Slavianovedenie

• The project of regulation of interconfessional relations in Rzeczpospolita in 1587

  Boris Florya
  3-9

• «Shibla slava… k Tornovu»: concerning an orthographic argument for the earlier dating of the extensive edition of «Zadonshchina»

  Anatoliy Turilov
  10-14

• To the history of events in Ukraine in the spring of 1709

  S. Ivanyuk
  15-23

• Hungarian archaeologist Nándor Fettich and his connections with Russian émigré scholars

  Mikhail Kovalev / A. Sheresh
  24-36

• Czechs and the «Czechness»: looking for national identity (1918–2018)

  Irina Gerchikova
  37-44

• Postmodernisation of literature, Polonisation of Postmodernism

  Irina Adelgeim
  45-50

• Postmodern discourse and Slovenian literary practice

  Nadezhda Starikova
  51-59

• Macedonian writers in the labyrinth of Postmodernism

  A. Sheshken
  60-69

• Suffixation in Old Church Slavonic as a compensation of the Greek article

  Valeriya Efimova
  70-79

• Double translation in the Corpus Areopagiticum Slavicum: structure and functioning

  A. Solomonovskaya
  80-89

• Memoires of the Russian emigrant in Czechoslovakia vegeni Nedzelski

  I. Pop
  90-115

• To the centennial anniversary of Ivan Ivanovich Kościuszko

  Boris Nosov / Ludmila Marney
  116-125

• High school faces. The first Russian-Serbian gymnasium in Belgrade (1920-1944). In 2 kN. Belgrade, 2018. kN. 1. 638 p. KN. 2. 690 PP.

  Viktor Kosik
  126-127

• P. N. Bazanov. "Petropolskaya Tacitus" in exile. Life and work of Russian historian Nikolai Ulyanov. Spb., 2018. 510 PP.

  Viktor Kosik
  128-130

• The Seventh Meeting of the Commission of historians of Russia and Slovakia. International scholarly conference «Slovakia and Russia in the pathbreaking moments of history: people, ideas, and events»

  Mikhail Dronov / Elena Serapionova
  131-132

• To the jubilee of Mikhail Andreevich Robinson

  Staff of Institute of Slavic Studies RAS
  133-134

• To the jubilee of Svetlana Ivanovna Danchenko

  Staff of Institute of Slavic Studies RAS
  135-137