No. 3-4 (2022): Slavic Almanac

History

The Russian guarantee of the statehood of the szlachta-controlled Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth and the Russian policy in Poland at the beginning of the uprising of the Bar Confederation (1768)

Boris V. Nosov

12–55
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Debunking the myths of historiography. Russians and Romanians at the capture of Rahovo (November 9, 1877)

Marina M. Frolova

56–78
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The nature of modernization processes in the Balkans on the example of Belgrade (1878–1914)

Yuliya O. Sorozhkina

79–92
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The Slovenes and the government of E. Taaffe (1879–1893)

Liubov A. Kirilina

93–113
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The Annexation crisis of 1908 as a turning point for Serbia’s foreign policy

Ekaterina S. Kireeva (Sergeenko)

114–127
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Socio-ethical consequences of the German and Romanian occupation (on the example of the southern and eastern regions of the USSR)

Andrey V. Marchukov

128–151
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Linguistics and ethnolinguistics

Slovak and Hungarian adverbs of the “soon” group according to corpus data

Daria Yurievna Vashchenko

152–170
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Female names in the urban onomasticon of Slavic capitals (on the example of Moscow, Warsaw, and Sofia)

Maria M. Masalskaya, Oxana A. Ostapchuk

171–189
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Carpatho-Ukrainian skusa – from word to character

Tatyana A. Agapkina

190–208
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On one mythological motif among the Burgenland Croats in comparison with the neighboring traditions of the South and the West Slavs

Anna A. Plotnikova

209–224
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Folk demonology of Podlasie (based on own materials)

Aleksander V. Gura

225–248
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The traditional culture and the language of the “Russian Greeks” in Sochi: A review of an ethnolinguistic expedition

Ksenia A. Klimova, Inna O. Nikitina

249–260
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Publications

Touches to the portrait of the participant of the Hungarian campaign of 1849 A. L. Vernikovsky

Mikhail Yu. Dronov

394–402
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“He changed his orientation depending on the political situation.” Denikin intelligence about the General staff officers who served in the Ukrainian troops. 1919

Andrey V. Ganin

403–429
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Czechoslovakia in the spring of 1970 viewed by the Soviet writers’ delegation

Alexander S. Stykalin

430–447
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Reviews

Chronicle

The International scientific and practical conference “Christian values and intercultural interaction”

Mikhail Yu. Dronov

488–491
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The 5th International Conference “Ethnolinguistics. Onomastics. Etymology”

Gleb P. Pilipenko, Elena S. Uzeneva, Tatyana V. Shalaeva

492–509
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History of science

Panegyrics of the first professors of the Petersburg Academy of Sciences and their students

Olga A. Kirikova

261–278
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V. N. Peretz as an academic advisor after moving to Petrograd and his students in Kiev

Mikhail A. Robinson

279–334
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Cultural history

“The Middle Ages on Imperial service”: Czech, Hungarian and Polish historical images in works by Franz Grillparzer, 1825–1830

German S. Ragozin

335–355
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N. S. Leskov, Czechs and the Slavic world

Ella G. Zadorozhnyuk

356–380
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Incomprehensible literature, suspicious plays, and omnipotent censorship: On the issue of ideological contradictions in Polish-Soviet cultural contacts at the turn of the 1920s–1930s

Tatiana R. Semakina

381–393
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Slavic Almanac

No. 3-4 (2022): Slavic Almanac

Full Issue

History

The Russian guarantee of the statehood of the szlachta-controlled Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth and the Russian policy in Poland at the beginning of the uprising of the Bar Confederation (1768)

Debunking the myths of historiography. Russians and Romanians at the capture of Rahovo (November 9, 1877)

The nature of modernization processes in the Balkans on the example of Belgrade (1878–1914)

The Slovenes and the government of E. Taaffe (1879–1893)

The Annexation crisis of 1908 as a turning point for Serbia’s foreign policy

Socio-ethical consequences of the German and Romanian occupation (on the example of the southern and eastern regions of the USSR)

Linguistics and ethnolinguistics

Slovak and Hungarian adverbs of the “soon” group according to corpus data

Female names in the urban onomasticon of Slavic capitals (on the example of Moscow, Warsaw, and Sofia)

Carpatho-Ukrainian skusa – from word to character

On one mythological motif among the Burgenland Croats in comparison with the neighboring traditions of the South and the West Slavs

Folk demonology of Podlasie (based on own materials)

The traditional culture and the language of the “Russian Greeks” in Sochi: A review of an ethnolinguistic expedition

Publications

Touches to the portrait of the participant of the Hungarian campaign of 1849 A. L. Vernikovsky

“He changed his orientation depending on the political situation.” Denikin intelligence about the General staff officers who served in the Ukrainian troops. 1919

Czechoslovakia in the spring of 1970 viewed by the Soviet writers’ delegation

Reviews

Serbia on its way towards full independence Леовац Д. Србија и Русиjа за време друге владавине кнеза Михаила (1860–1868). – Београд: Службени гласник, 2015. – 338 с.

The Smolensk variant of Belarusianization in the 1920s Кодин Е. В., Кобец О. В. Белорусизация на Смоленщине, 1920-е годы: монография. – Смоленск: Изд-во СмолГУ, 2021. – 165 с.

A conceptual vocabulary of Serbian folk culture Якушкина Е. И. Сербская народная культура в зеркале языка. — Белград; Москва; Тюмень; Воронеж: Белпак, 2018. — 192 с.

Chronicle

The International scientific and practical conference “Christian values and intercultural interaction”

The 5th International Conference “Ethnolinguistics. Onomastics. Etymology”

History of science

Panegyrics of the first professors of the Petersburg Academy of Sciences and their students

V. N. Peretz as an academic advisor after moving to Petrograd and his students in Kiev

Cultural history

“The Middle Ages on Imperial service”: Czech, Hungarian and Polish historical images in works by Franz Grillparzer, 1825–1830

N. S. Leskov, Czechs and the Slavic world

Incomprehensible literature, suspicious plays, and omnipotent censorship: On the issue of ideological contradictions in Polish-Soviet cultural contacts at the turn of the 1920s–1930s

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