The history of New Russia began with shock therapy and the senseless imitation of the United States, which stunned the Russians and astounded the Americans with their oligarchic capitalism. The American experience is turned into a Russian version with Eltsin's flourishes. At the turn of the 20th century, Russia opened a new, still unwritten, chapter in its history.

The book is dedicated to one of the largest archaeological monuments of the Crimean Mountains - the 'cave city' of Eski-Kermen, which arose in the Middle Ages. Eski-Kermen has been the subject of many articles in scientific journals, as well as separate chapters in scientific monographs and guides to the 'cave cities' of Crimea. However, a book entirely dedicated to Eski-Kermen had not existed...

The Sino–Soviet border conflict refers to a series of armed border clashes between the Soviet Union and People's Republic of China at the height of the Sino–Soviet split in 1969. The most serious of these border clashes occurred in March 1969 in the vicinity of Zhenbao Island on the Ussuri River, also known as Damanskii Island in Russia.

The dictionary includes more than 15,000 words and set phrases related to different stylistic and social layers of living Russian colloquial speech. Many of them have not been included in general explanatory dictionaries or have been considered incompletely. All dictionary entries are richly illustrated with examples: oral statements, quotations from fiction, popular journalism, the Internet...

The author is a former spy. The subject of his book is the Russian scientist, Vitalii Vorontsov. As he attended a symposium in Germany, American agents tried to recruit him as a spy.

The author is a professor at the Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. His book is based on research materials compiled on the current problems of Russia's international image within a historical and contemporary context.

Information about Operation Barbarossa became known to I.V. Stalin. The data on Hitler's insidious plan was obtained by Ilse Stöbe (‘Alta’), the head of a Soviet military intelligence group that operated in Berlin and had access to German state secrets. In December 1942, she was captured by Gestapo agents and executed by guillotine in a Berlin prison... Despite torture, ‘Alta’ did not betray...

Istoriia Sibiri. Pervoistochniki Vyp XI

The author seeks to distinguish myth from reality about Russian criminal activity in Europe.

The dictionary contains 2028 entries extracted from 224 sources. The entries include translation and linguistic terms, terminological phrases and concepts related to traditional ‘manual’ (non-machine) and machine translation. For students, postgraduates, applicants, teachers of translation, linguistic, philological and foreign language faculties studying the theory, technique, methodology and...