RAS History & PhilologyРоссийская история Rossiiskaia istoriia

• S.S. Sekirinsky is one of the few who perceived the «world-as-history»

  Oleg Volobuev
  3-7

• Imprinted in memory

  V. Shelokhaev
  7-9

• We miss you

  Nadezhda Kanishcheva
  9-10

• In the academic journal

  Y. Petrov
  11-13

• Ongoing dialogue

  Tatiana Filippova
  13-14

• Historian and artist

  V. Zverev
  14-18

• Remembering Sekirinsky’s plans

  Vladimir Buldakov
  18-24

• Our Sergey Sergeevich

  E. Zubkova
  24-26

• Hissoul is somewherehere...

  Lyudmila Gatagova
  26

• A free and active man

  V. Nevezhin
  27-28

• The price of success

  Alexander Vinogradov
  28-29

• Liberal traditions and original creativity

  D. Rublev
  29-32

• A man who is absolutely reliable in everything

  Lyubov Melnikova
  33-37

• The advice and precepts of S.S. Sekirinsky

  Andrey Mamonov
  37-44

• Archbishop Vassian (Sanin) and Vasiliy III: Russian Church and Grand Prince’s power in early 16th c

  Alexander Kazakov
  45-60

• Metropolitan Gelasius of Krutitsy (1586-1601) and the Russian Church elite in the Early Modern Period

  Andrey S. Usachev
  61-73

• Episcopal nobleman Mikhailo Okulov and the Mezen hunters of the Incovy: schism, witchcraft and patronage in the Russian North at the end of the 17th century

  Sergey A. Nikonov
  74-84

• Kumpanstvo of Metropolitan Joasaph of Rostov and Yaroslavl (1696-1700)

  Irina N. Shamina
  85-103

• Social connections and the construction of imperial space under Peter the Great (the circle of communication of architect J.-B. A. Leblon)

  Olga K. Ermakova / Marina Nakishova
  104-115

• Records on books of old Cyrillic printed publications as mass data on literacy and faith education (in the context of the polemic of I.V. Pozdeeva and N.P. Kiselyov)

  Vladimir Bogdanov
  116-125

• The secret instructions of A.Kh. Benkendorf in the perception of gendarme officers of the 1820s and 1830s

  Grigoriy Bibikov
  126-146

• The Priest and the Revolution: The Image of the Religious-Political Leader as Perceived by the Opposition Public during the First Russian Revolution of 1905-1907

  Fyodor Gayda
  147-158

• Couriers and a teletype. Channels of communication between Moscow and the Soviet embassy in Berlin in 1918

  Alexander Vatlin
  159-176

• Inspection Journey of K. E. Voroshilov to the Far East (1931)

  K. Kwon
  177-186

• Two tactics to combat bourgeois historiography: S.A. Piontkovsky and N.L. Rubinshtein

  I. Slepenko
  187-193

• SOCIAL DISEASES OF THE POPULATION OF THE URALS IN THE MIRROR OF THE PERIODICAL PRESS: ACCORDING TO THE MATERIALS OF «URAL MEDICAL JOURNAL» (1928-1931)

  Konstantin V. Kuzmin
  194-210

• Episcopal, monastic and church building in Russia

  I. Poliakov
  211-214

• Notes in the margins of a two-volume work

  Andrej Deduk
  215-218

• Peasant contracts and church «building» in the Russian North in the 17th - first half of the 18th century

  M. Proskuryakova
  218-222

• Rev.: P. Herrlinger. Holy Sobriety in Modern Russia: A Faith Healer and His Followers. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2023. 360 p.

  James M. White
  223-226

• From America to the All-Russian Local Council of 1917-1918 and back: the diaries of Archpriest Leonid Turkevich

  Y. Biriukova
  227-229

• Review of a book on nazi looting of the Russian museums

  S. V. Kudryashov
  229-231

• A new biography of Mikhail Suslov

  S. Voytikov
  231-239