Leading Russian yearbook for American studies.

A history of Russian-Polish conflicts from the 18th thru the 20th centuries.

Russian Globe is an anthology of works by twenty-one poets and five prose writers residing in Russia, former Soviet Republics, Germany, Israel, Australia, and the United States. Their writings are devoted to Russia, its past and present, and are examples of 21st century Russian literature. These authors -- many of whom have been transplanted to different countries around the world -- present a...

Issue 2. Russian Globe is an anthology of works of twenty authors living in Russia and other countries. Their interests explore the history, mentality and remarkable flavor of Russian people. All these pieces created in the last 5-7 years and present the modern prospective in Russia's development and human life in prose, poetry and essay. This is the second issue of Anthology, which is a...

A critical volume for anyone specializing in the postwar period in occupied Germany and the development of the GDR. Covers the period from 1945 through 1953 and the death of Stalin and worker's uprisings in the GDR. The NKVD/MGB was responsible for carrying out political repression and suppression of any potential political opposition.

An annual yearbook containing articles on archaeology, archival studies and historiography of Russian history. The 2000 edition has articles examining documents from the XV to the XVII centuries.

The monograph is devoted to folklore and literary archetypes in the poetics of N. V. Gogol. For the first time in Gogol studies, the role of archetypes of folk ritual culture in the poetics of the writer is comprehensively studied, folklore archetypes in the late works of N. V. Gogol are systematically considered, the issue of the methods and techniques for implementing biblical and medieval...