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“БАЗЫ ДАННЫХ ДЛЯ ПРОГРАММНОЙ ИНЖЕНЕРИИ” Учебный практикум Дисциплина [003659] «Базы данных» Пособие предназначено для студентов СПбГУ, специализирующихся по направлению 09.03.04 Программная инженерия (учебный план per. № 17/5080/1). Задачи практикума:...

“Say Everyone That My Journey is Very Dangerous…”: Letters of General A. N. Grishin-Almazov to his Wife (Autumn 1918)

“Religion Have To Be Considered as a Fact…”: From the Speech of M. I. Latsis, Head of the Tcheka’s Secret Operations Department, at the 4th All-Russian Conference of Extraordinary Commissions (February 3, 1920)

American Sovietology was formed in the years of the “Cold War” as science, which methodologically aimed at showing the totalitarian character of power structures in the Soviet Union. The image of the enemy in politics was accompanied by an equally negative image of scie...

In 2006 the most authoritative historian on the Russias White Terror, P. A. Golub, published an historical and documentary essay on his main scholarly theme. The publication of this book by publishing house “Patriot” (formerly DOSAAF), based on the author’s extensive work on...

This article characterizes foreign policy and the cultural and diplomatic aspects of the XII World Festival of Youth and Students (Festival-85) that was held in Moscow from July 27 to August 3, 1985. Based on various sources, including archival and published documents, press...

The housing problem was common to all socialist construction projects in Siberia, including the largest project of the late Soviet period: the building of the Baikal-Amur Railway (BAR). The forced pace of construction at the facility, as well as privileges and benefits for&#...

Films of the criminal genre were widely popular among Russian audiences during the First World War and on the eve of the Revolution. Viewers of first-screen cinemas were attracted by foreign, French, and American adventure films, such as “Zigomar,” “Rocambole,” “Fantomas,” “Vampi...

The judicial reform of 1912, which recreated in the inner and western provinces of the Russian Empire an updated version of the magistrates’ court (mirovoy sud) and liquidated the judicial functions of land captains and other judicial-administrative instances, is usually studied ...

The paper is based on the notes of Russian travelers to Palestine in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries and explores the history of foreign presence in the Holy Land at this time, when the flow of pilgrims from Russia to Palestine greatly increased.&...

This article analyzes the reasons that prompted the Soviet Union to pressure the Finnish government refuse from participation in the Marshall plan. Special attention is paid to the distinct positions of Finnish President J. K. Paasikivi and the government of Finland headed b...

This article examines an unpublished part of the memoirs of famous security officer M. P. Shreyder, which were partially published in 1995. Still unknown but extensive fragments of Memoirs of a Chekist provide exclusively useful data on cadres, business and personal relationships...

Using materials from the State Archive of the Russian Federation, the Scientific Archive of the Russian Ethnographic Museum, the Russian State Archive of Socio-Political History, the Archive of the Russian Academy of Sciences, this article reconstructs part of the biography of on...

The article explores the life and activity in 1917–1918 of Roman Romanovich Levgovd, a staff officer in the Black Sea Fleet. At the beginning of the revolutionary events of 1917, he was one of the most politically active officers in Sevastopol. Levgovd was one of&#...