Centre for Russian Studies - 35 Years!

(“Arad and Saint Petersburg”: the Russian “Alternative” in the Summer of 1849)

(Light Cavalry on the Cornfield – The Memoirs of Lieutenant General Glazenap on the Battle of Debrecen, August 2, 1849)

(Walter Nicolai: From Historiographical Myth to Sources)

(A. L. Pogodin on the Unity of the “Slavic Worlds”)

(A Study of the History of Tsaritsyn During the Civil War in the Soviet Historiography of the 1920s)

(Russian-French Trade in the Baltic Sea during the Swedish Blockade of the “Narva Navigation” in the 1570s)

(The Cossacks and Foreign Soldiers under the Banners of Impostors in the Time of Troubles of the Early 17th Century)

(The Historical Roots of the Polish- Russian Confrontation: Its Origin (16th Century) – Its Deepening (17th Century) – Its Irreconcilability (18th Century)

First-Wave Russian Émigrés’ Perception of the First Soviet Constitutions

The Visualization of Russia in the Era of Peter I: On the Contribution of Panegyric Dramas

The Practice of Hiring Foreigners for the Russian Civil and Military Service Under Alexei Mikhailovich and Peter the Great

(Soviet Project of Social Constructivism: The Rethinking of Historical Experience)

(The Basic Features of System Change as The Redistribution of Ownership)

(The Migration Crisis of the Late XX — Early XXI Century: Demographic Aspect)

(Diasporas of Russian Emigration: Typology and Legal Status)

("The Youth Sings the Song of Friendship": Successes and Failures of Soviet International Youth Policy (1957-1985))

(Voluntary Associations of Imperial Russia and the Formation of the Public Sphere in Western Europe)

(Political Uses of Memory in Relation to “The Hard 1990s” in Contemporary Russia: Conflicts and Conjunctions of Interpretations)

(Memory Politics in the Balkans: The Former Yugoslav Republics in Search of Identity)

(The Presentation of Bohdan Khmelnytsky and Ivan Mazepa in Modern Ukraine’s Memory Politics)

(Academic Science and Memory Politics: The Latest Trends in the Study of the Early History of the Magyars in Hungary)

(The History of Russia until the End of the 18^th Century in Studies by Slovak and Czech Historians between 2000 and 2020)

(18th-Century Russia in Modern Hungarian Historiography (2000–2020))

(18th-Century Russia in Polish Historiography)

(The Beginning of the Russian State and Chronicles in the Russian Works of the 2000–2020s)

(Problems of Source Study of the Old Russian Writing Monuments and Historiography of the Socio-Political Development of Russia in the XI–XII Centuries in the Russian Historical Science 2000–2020)

(Modern Russian Historiography of the Era of the Tatar-Mongol Conquest of Russia (2000–2020))

(Old Rus’ in Ukrainian Historiography (2000–2020): Contexts and Achievements)

(The “Legacy of Old Russia” in her Neighbours’ Heritage: Southern Russia under the Rule of Lithuania, Poland and Hungary in the 1340–1430s. Contemporary Ukrainian Historiography (2001–2021))

(Hungarian Historiography of Medieval Rus’ (2000–2020))

(“Muscovy” in Hungarian Historiography since 2000)

(Russia of the 16^th – 17^th Centuries in the Explorations of Modern Russian Historians (2000–2020). Part 1)

(Russia of the 16^th – 17^th Centuries in the Explorations of Modern Russian Historians (2000–2020). Part 2)