A biographical dictionary of the main figures in Russian history.

The monograph explores the industrial production and cadre politics of the Volga-Viatsk region of Russia in the pre-War period through the end of the Second World War.

In the series Militaria antiqua. The book examines the military-political history of the Bosporan Kingdom through the first three centuries AD. During this time, the former Roman province prospered as a client state of Rome. Its king led campaigns against and defeated the Scyths and consolidated power around the Black Sea, including such modern day cities such as Kerch.

The book contains excerpts from several classic works on the Caucasus: articles on the war from the Entsiklopedicheskii slovar' Brokgauz i efron; chapters from V A Potto's 5 volume work on the Caucasus War and finally, Tbilisi in the 1830's, from the memoirs of F F Tornau.

Novgorodskaia, Pskovskaia i Sankt-Peterburgskaia Gubernii

A collection of articles examining the Russian diaspora, which fled Russia after the Bolshevik revolution.

The author explores the fate of the Russian peasantry during the Russian civil war, 1917-1921.

Kratkaia istoriia lageria voennoplennykh i internirovannykh UPVI NKVD-MVD SSSR No 27 (1942-1950 gg). Researched by the author for over 20 years, this history of the POW camp run by the NKVD/MVD (forerunners of the KGB) includes many documents and archival sources never before published. Over 5 million Axis soldiers were held by the USSR. The author presents in detail (and with the help of...

The book investigates NKVD Order 00447 which began the violent process of 'dekulakization' and the system for its implementation across the USSR. The order included quotas for executions and arrests, which were personally reviewed by Stalin.

The book is biographic/bibliographic dictionary on Russian historians who specialize in world history.