RAS History & PhilologyНовая и Новейшая история Novaia i noveishaia istoriia

• The Mussolini Regime: The Concept of Consensus in International Historiography of the 21st Century

  Lev S. Belousov / Larisa Baybakova
  5-22

• The Work of Edward Palmer Thompson in light of modern theory of History: On the 100th anniversary of his birth

  Lorina Repina
  23-34

• German Question in British and American Theses in the second half of the Twentieth Century

  Iryna Kaviaka
  35-48

• Edmund Burke, his readers and admirers in 18th century Russia. Part two

  Sergey Karp
  49-58

• “The amazing descent of the holy spirit upon the various tribes of Indians in this part of the World”: Missionary success among the native American tribes of New England in the second third of the eighteenth century

  Irina Khruleva
  59-73

• The ideological origins of European Colonialism: The case of the campaign to delegitimise the regencies of North Africa During the Congress of Vienna

  Natalia A. Zherlitsina
  74-84

• The armies of the German States and the Austrian Empire through the eyes of British travelers in 1814–1815

  Vladimir Eremin
  85-96

• The concept of “The charm of the Russian Name”: On the Russian Mission in Central Asia in the representations of Nikolai Charykov and Nikolai Rozenbakh

  Oleg Chernov
  97-109

• Public Support for the Boer Republics During the Anglo-Boer War of 1899–1902. Risk Factors for the Russian Government

  Boris M. Gorelik
  110-123

• Russian-Romanian Humanitarian Cooperation During the Great War, 1914–1917

  Galina Igorevna Shevtsova
  124-134

• The Regency Kingdom of Poland on the way to Independence, February – October 1918

  Gennadij Matveev / Elena Matveeva
  135-146

• Russian wood clomps: Dutch concessionaires and the timber industry in Soviet Russia in the 1920s

  Tatyana Troshina / Olga Morozova
  147-161

• Images of political power in the Work of Yevgeny Tarle

  Alexander Gordon
  162-175

• “Economy of the Extended Space” as a form of autarky in 1930s Germany and German-Yugoslav relations in 1933–1941

  Alexey Mishin
  176-189

• “Civilizing Mission” in the era of imperial sunset: British approaches to the justification of colonial policy in the 1940s

  Ekaterina Romanova
  190-202

• Socio-political role of the Ulama in the power struggle Between King saud bin Abdulaziz Al Saud and Crown Prince Faisal, 1958–1964

  Kirill Frolov
  203-213

• Frédéric-César de La Harpe and the Helvetic Republic (1798–1800)

  Andrei Andreev
  214-228

• “New Worlds” of a Soviet historian: Travel notes and reflections of Sergey Utchenko

  Sergey Karpyuk / Anastasia Ashaeva
  229-236

• Reassembling of time: on the question of the temporal component of frontline experience during the First world War. Rec. ad op.: WAR TIME: FIRST WORLD WAR PERSPECTIVES ON TEMPORALITY / eds L. Halewood, A. Luptak, H. Smyth. London: Routledge, 2018. 234 p.

  Iaroslav Golubinov
  237-239

• Strategic estrangement.Rec. ad op.: A.A. Vershinin. FAILED ALLIANCE. MILITARY AND POLITICAL COOPERATION BETWEEN USSR AND FRANCE ON THE EVE OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR (1930–1939). Saint-Petersburg: Nestor-History, 2024. 796 s.

  Iskander Magadeev
  239-244

• Attempting to tame the dragon: China and America in the struggle for global leadership. Rec. ad op.: С. Prestowitz. THE WORLD TURNED UPSIDE DOWN: AMERICA, CHINA, AND THE STRUGGLE FOR GLOBAL LEADERSHIP. New Haven; London: Yale University press, 2021. IX, 332 p.

  Tatiana Fadeeva
  244-248

• Conference on the history of collaborationism and resistance movement in Voronezh

  Aleksandr Bogdashkin / Vyacheslav V. Teplukhin
  249-251

• In Memory of Pavel Rakhshmir

  Viktor V. Ishchenko
  252-254