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What Bears Witness of the Failed Revolution? The Rise of Political Antisemitism during the 1905-1907 Revolution in the Kingdom of Poland
East European Politics and Societies. 2016. Vol. 30. No. 1. P. 189–213.
Marzec W.
What Bears Witness of the Failed Revolution? The Rise of Political Antisemitism during the 1905-1907 Revolution in the Kingdom of Poland
E. M. Boltunova, Edelman O. V., Herald of the Russian Academy of Sciences 2025 Vol. 95 No. Suppl. 7 P. S753–S765
The primary work currently available that examines the negotiations between the Decembrists of the Southern Society and members of Polish secret societies is P.N. Olshansky’s monograph The Decembrists and the Polish National Liberation Movement (1959). Consistent with Soviet ideological expectations, Olshansky proposed an interpretation of the relations between Russian and Polish conspirators in the spirit ...
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Кровицкая А., Попов Д. И., Кравченко А. А. et al., Judaic-Slavic Journal 2024 № 11-12 С. 133–186
The collective research deals with the representation of the Holocaust memory in the media of Central-Eastern and Northern Europe in the second decade of the XXI century on the example of Germany, Austria, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Sweden, Denmark, and Norway. Each of these states, the article argues, is characterized by its own distinct memory ...
Added: May 13, 2026
Ганин А. В., Славяноведение 2024 № 1 С. 31–38
The article examines the preparation of anti-Soviet uprisings by the leaders of the white emigration in Poland on the eve of the Genoa Conference of 1922 on the basis of documents from Russian and foreign archives, including the archives of the special services. The purpose of the uprisings was to disrupt the conference and undermine ...
Added: February 24, 2026
Chikhachev A., Попов Д. И., Научно-аналитический вестник Института Европы РАН 2025 № 4 С. 17–28
This study focuses on the Treaty of Strengthened Cooperation and Friendship between France and Poland, concluded in Nancy on 9 May 2025. To identify its role for French and Polish foreign policy and the Euro-Atlantic security architecture, the article explores the main provisions of the agreement and determines whether they correspond with the strategic interests ...
Added: December 30, 2025
Perna A., Revolutionary Russia 2025 Vol. 38 No. 1 P. 63–82
The Bratstvo Russkoi Pravdy (BRP) was a self-proclaimed terrorist organization that emerged among the Russian emigration in the interwar period. Their grandiose claims of terrorist activities inside the USSR put the BRP at the centre of much controversy during its existence and are still a matter of debate, which has at times eclipsed the analysis of other ...
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Mellina M., CLIO @ THEMIS 2025 No. 28 P. 136–155
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Nedopekina A., Laboratorium: Russian Review of Social Research 2024 Vol. 16 No. 1 P. 130–134
Vladislav Aksenov’s book whose title translates as The War of Patriotisms: Propaganda and Mass Moods in Russia during the Collapse of the Empire was published in 2023. This book was released in the popular science series What Is Russia? (Chto takoe Rossiia?) by Novoe literaturnoe obozrenie publishing house. Although this work is partly an adaptation ...
Added: April 10, 2025
Loskutova M., Диалог со временем 2025 № 90 С. 382–388
A new book by Ekaterina Boltunova not only analyzes the events of the Nicolas I's coro nation in Warsaw in 1829 but raises a broad range of questions related to the history of Russian policy on its Polish lands in the first three decades of the 19th century. The novel ty of this research is ...
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Starun M., Вестник Пермского университета. Серия: История 2025 № 4 С. 70–84
The article examines the process of early Soviet criminal codification of the section on sexual offenses, the creation of which clearly manifested the Bolsheviks' aspirations to establish sexual freedom and equality between men and women. The process of codification was not unilinear and pre-determined; only in the process of continuous discussions was a new criminal ...
Added: March 11, 2025
Zotova M., Zinovyev A., Социологические исследования 2024 № 2 С. 48–61
The article provides a conjugated analysis of an objectified picture of the living conditions and subjective wellbeing of the population in the Kaliningrad region as one of the Russian border regions, characterized by the strengthening of the role of the border as a dividing marker against the background of intense crossborder interactions in the recent ...
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Royce D. P., Вестник МГИМО Университета 2021 Vol. 14 No. 1 P. 48–93
Since their independence, Ukraine and Belarus have pursued relatively consistent but almost polar-opposite policies toward Russia. For the most part, the difference is explicable not as a product of differing material pressures and incentives (which do not, in fact, differ significantly), but as a consequence of differing popular and elite conceptions of Ukrainian and Belarusian national identities, ...
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Evstafiev D., Межевич Н. М., Россия в глобальной политике 2023 Т. 21 № 5 С. 178–190
Польский проект "Междуморье" является попыткой реализации традиционной польской геополитической линии в новых исторических условиях. На практике это приведет к неизбежной актуализации общеевропейских "призраков прошлого", включая и национальные и пограничные конфликты ...
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Memory events and memory wars: Victory day in L'viv, 2011 through the prism of quantitative analysis
Nikiporets-Takigawa G., , in: Memory, Conflict and New Media: Web wars in post-socialist states.: NY: Routledge, 2013. Ch. 3 P. 48–63.
How does memory event arise and evolve over time? What is the correlation between the dynamics of the development and movement of memory events within and across different genres, media and discourses? This chapter explores these questions via a case study of one memory event: the World War II Victory Day holiday in the Ukrainian city ...
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Манько Р., Вестник гражданского права 2014 Т. 14 № 2 С. 238–266
The dissolution of the Socialist Legal Family should not be identified with the
disappearance of the underlying Socialist Legal Tradition. The impact of the 45 years
of Actually Existing Socialism upon Polish legal culture is still significant. First of all,
there has been an almost uninterrupted continuity of legal instiutions (courts, legal
professions), and the system of legal education ...
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Linda J. Cook, Iarskaia-Smirnova E. R., Kozlov V. A., Social Policy and Society 2023 Vol. 22 No. 2 P. 355–375
During the early 2000s governments in Russia, Poland and Hungary declared demographic crises and adopted pro-natalist programmes to increase fertility, as well as policies to support families with children. Our article compares their ‘flagship’ pro-natalist programmes: Russia’s Maternity Capital, Poland’s Family 500+, and Hungary’s enhanced earned income tax credit, all framed by governments’ neo-familialist discourses. ...
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Gorizontov L., Вишеградская Европа. Центральноевропейский журнал 2021 № 3 С. 35–43
Poland's migration policy has received significant development and wide international resonance in recent years. The country is carrying out a massive reception of labor migrants from Ukraine, supplementing the visa-free regime of their stay in the territory of the European Union with legal employment opportunities. An increase in the influx of migrants from Belarus is ...
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Unsettling Borderlands: The Population Exchange and the Polish Minority in Soviet Belarus, 1944–1947
Dmitry Halavach, East European Politics and Societies 2022 P. 1–20
The article examines the Soviet nationality policy in Belarus in 1944–1947 during the population exchange between the Soviet Union and Poland. Unlike in Lithuania and Ukraine, the authorities in Belarus prioritized keeping the labor force over national homogenization, determined nationality by territory of birth, and attempted to keep the people by designating them as Belarusians ...
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Starun M., Cahiers d'histoire russe, est-européenne, caucasienne et centrasiatique (ex. Cahiers du Monde Russe) 2021 Т. 62 № 4 С. 553–580
The article deals with pre- and early Soviet comrades’ courts and their judicial practices. The author studies the transformation of the disciplinary mode implemented in such courts in 1917-1922. Violations of administrative discipline on factories and enterprises during the war and the Revolution led to the creation of an alternative, “comradely,” disciplinary mode, which originated ...
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Marzec W., Biography 2020 Vol. 43 No. 2 P. 361–385
This essay examines socialist workers' autobiographies as inscriptions of the self unfolding from illicit political militancy in tsarist times to the establishment of actually existing socialism in twentieth-century Poland. The autobiographies written in state socialism pin together the workers' strivings for a better life with their intellectual pursuits and their negotiation of the relationship between ...
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«Между сталинизмом и войной»: повседневность еврейской молодежи в Западной Белоруссии, 1939–1941 гг.
Янина Карпенкина, Judaic-Slavic Journal 2021 № 2(6) С. 127–154
This study focuses on the transformation of Jewish youth's everyday life in Western Belorussia, 1939-1941. The author came to the following conclusion. In Western Belorussia, as in the rest of the Soviet regions, the crucial issue of the Sovietization policy was education of the younger generation. The impact of the Soviet youth policy measures on ...
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Basov F., Мировая экономика и международные отношения 2020 Т. 64 № 12 С. 87–95
This article is devoted to the study of the position of the Visegrad countries (Hungary, Poland, Czech Republic and Slovakia) on the further development of European integration. Particular attention is paid to such important EU projects as the Defense Union, the Energy Union and the European Green Deal. The article also analyzes the position of ...
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Budnitskii O., Slavic Review 2021 Vol. 80 No. 2 P. 428–430
Review of the Antisemitism and the Russian Revolution. By Brendan McGeever. Cambridge,
Eng.: Cambridge University Press, 2019. xi, 247 pp. ...
Added: September 12, 2021