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Language policy and its implementation in the USSR in 1920s
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Municipal Voting and the Saratov City Duma’s Structure in 1871–1892
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Visitor activity in local history museums of the Middle Volga cities (Ulyanovsk and Kuibyshev) in the 1970–1990s
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The party elite of the Lower Volga region: Instructors and graduates of the local management cadre training system (1920–1930s)
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Samara entrepreneur Yegor Nikitich Annaev
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US policy guidelines on military-political integration of Western Europe (1945–1955)
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The English traveler Fynes Moryson and his “Itinerary”
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The Russian episode in Walpole’s publishing work. Self-portrait against the background of the “Other”
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Was Patrick Gordon an English spy?
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“Sir, I hate this whole city”: Robert Southey in London
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John Northampton: Personality and political career of a London citizen of the second half of the 14th century
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The Krakow uprising of 1311–1312 and its historical consequences
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Repatriation of French prisoners of war from the USSR (1945–1946)
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Nazi Crimes against Childhood in Occupied Donbass (1942–1943)
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M. G. Chernyaev in “The Diary of a Writer” and the notebooks of F. M. Dostoevsky
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Graduates of the girls’ boarding schools in the Women’s Religious Schools of the Russian Empire (the second half of the XIXth – beginning of the XXth century)
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“Mémoires de Villebois” about Russia in the time of Peter the Great and French literature
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Fighting near Kaluga in 1617–1618
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Complaints as an indicator of the effectiveness of social security agencies in the USSR in the second half of the 1950s and the mid1980s (based on materials from the Lower Volga region)
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German Communist University – German Higher Communist Agricultural School named after J. V. Stalin of the Lower Volga region, 1931–1939
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