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The Last Wars of the Russian Empire: Russo-Japanese War and World War I

S. G. Serebryakova

Japanese Prisoners of War in the Russian Captivity during the Russo-Japanese War (1904–1905)

С. Г. Серебрякова

Японцы в русском плену во время Русско-японской войны (1904–1905 гг.) ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………9

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A. Yu. Fomin

War and the “Smuta”: The Military Department’s Struggle to Preserve the Army’s Loyalty in 1905–1907

А. Ю. Фомин

Война и  смута: военное ведомство в борьбе за сохранение лояльности армии в 1905–1907 гг. …………………………………………………………………………..19

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D. Yu. Kozlov

“This was the Achilles’ Heel of the Russian Colossus…”: On the Role and Significance of the Black Sea Theater of the First World War

Д. Ю. Козлов

Здесь была ахиллесова пята русского колосса…: К вопросу о роли и значении Черноморского театра Первой мировой войны …………….30

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S. G. Nelipovich

The Romanian Campaign: Combat Losses (September 1916 — January 1917)

С. Г. Нелипович

Румынская кампания: потери сторон (сентябрь 1916 — январь 1917 г.) ….54

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A. B. Astashov

Economic Abuses and Combating Them in the Russian Theater of Military Operations during the First World War

А. Б. Асташов

Хозяйственные злоупотребления и борьба с ними на русском театре военных действий в годы Первой мировой войны …………………………………75

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V. B. Aksenov

War and Blasphemy: Criminal Cases of Insults to the Imperial Family during the Russo-Japanese and World War I as a Historical Source

В. Б. Аксенов

Война и хула: уголовные дела об оскорблениях императорской семьи в годы Русско-японской и Первой мировой войн как исторический источник ………………………………………………………………………………………………………86

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K. V. Godunov

Debates on Civil War during the First World War

К. В. Годунов

Дискуссии о гражданской войне в годы Первой мировой войны ………102

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E. N. Nazemetseva

Russian Draft Dodgers and Deserters in China during World War I

Е. Н. Наземцева

Российские уклонисты и дезертиры в Китае в период Первой мировой войны …………………………………………………………………………………………………………….110

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Wan Park

The Activities of Japanese Military Attaches Dispatched to Russia during the First World War

Ван Пак

Деятельность японских военных атташе в России во время Первой мировой войны …………………………………………………………………………………………………………122

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P. G. Rogozny

The Russian Orthodox Church and the First World War: The Transformation of Religious Perception and the Use of War by the Bolsheviks in Anti-Clerical Propaganda after the Revolution

П. Г. Рогозный

Российская Православная Церковь и Первая мировая: трансформация религиозного восприятия и использование войны большевиками в антиклерикальной пропаганде после революции ……………………………..142

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History of Russia

T. V. Sazonova

“She Was Doing the Opposite to the Holy Church”: Princess Anna Khilkova in the Goritsky Monastery

Т. В. Сазонова

Чинила Святейшей Церкви противность: княгиня Анна Хилкова в Горицком монастыре ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………151

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V. V. Lapin

The Alexandropolis Fortress is a Expanse of Imperial Integration. The Symbolic Aspect

В. В. Лапин

Крепость Александрополь — пространство имперской интеграции. Символический аспект ……………………………………………………………………………….161

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V. A. Veremenko, Ju. V. Sutula

“The Art of Persuasion” — Foreign Infant Formula on the Russian Market in the Late 19th — Early 20th Centuries

В. А. Веременко, Ю. В. Сутула

Искусство убеждать — иностранные детские смеси на российском рынке в конце XIX — начале ХХ в. ……………………………………………………………………………174

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S. V. Bondarev

The Activities of the Gatchina and Peterhof Palace Administrations at the Beginning of the 20th Century

С. В. Бондарев

Деятельность Гатчинского и Петергофского дворцовых управлений в начале XX в. ……………………………………………………………………………………………….187

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V. L. Piankevich

Light and Darkness in Besieged Leningrad

В. Л. Пянкевич

Свет и темнота в блокадном Ленинграде ………………………………198

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A. V. Lomakin

From Ilyich to Kumach: the Poetic Design of Soviet Holidays on the Air of Leningrad Radio in the 1950s and 1970s

А. В. Ломакин

От Ильича до кумача: поэтическое оформление советских праздников в эфире Ленинградского радио 1950–1970-х гг. ………………………………212

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O. V. Tatarnikov

The Formation and Development of the Orenburg Television Studio during the “Thaw” (1961–1964)

О. В. Татарников

Становление и развитие Оренбургской студии телевидения в период оттепели (1961–1964 гг.) ……………………………………………………………………….224

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Universal history

A. A. Antonov

Virtues of Ancient Greek Physicians According to Hellenistic Epigraphic Sources from Asia Minor and the Aegean Islands

А. А. Антонов

Добродетели древнегреческих врачей по данным эллинистической эпиграфики Малой Азии и Эгеиды …………………………………………………..236

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A. K. Salmin

The Arab Factors in the History of the Savirs

А. К. Салмин

Арабский фактор в истории савиров ……………………………………………..248

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Source studies

 

A. N. Chistikov

Orders of the Film Repertoire Control Department as a Historical Source

А. Н. Чистиков

Распоряжения отдела по контролю над кинорепертуаром как исторический источник ……………………………………………………………………………………………………..262

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Publications of sources

I. E. Barykina

The Formation of the Parliamentary Culture of Russian Society: from the Memoirs of O. V. Sinakevich-Yafa about the State Duma of the First Convocation

И. Е. Барыкина

Формирование парламентской культуры российского общества: из воспоминаний О. В. Синакевич-Яфа о Государственной думе первого созыва ………………………………………………………………………………………………………….272

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Reviews

N. N. Smirnov

A New Plot in the History of the Culture of the Russian Diaspora. Book Review: Tolstoy M. Lingering Song. St. Petersburg: Zvezda Journal LLC, 2025. 608 p. + incl. (72 p.)

Н. Н. Смирнов

Новый сюжет в истории культуры русского зарубежья. Рецензия на книгу: Толстой М. Протяжная песня. СПб.: Журнал Звезда, 2025. 608 с. + вкл. (72 с.) ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..281

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Requirements for presented materials ……………………………………………………..289

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