RAS History & PhilologyНовая и Новейшая история Novaia i noveishaia istoriia

• Towards the Study of Chaotic Systems in International Relations: A Case Study of the Events of 1918 in Post-Imperial Spaces

  Leonty Lannik
  5-18

• Colonial timelessness: The past and future of the German colonial empire in the public discourse of the Weimar Republic

  Denis Rodin
  19-30

• The failure of the Cádiz expedition of 1625: Government and command staff attitudes towards english navy sailors

  Sergey Gavrilov
  31-45

• German social democracy and the Eastern Question, 1875–1914

  Aleksandr Medyakov
  46-60

• The scientific and organisational activities of the russian committee for the study of Central and Eastern Asia, 1910–1915: International Cooperation and Sergey Oldenburg’s to Russian Turkestan Expeditions

  Larisa Bondar / Mikhail Bukharin
  61-73

• The “Era of Pacifism” in Soviet-British Relations During the 1920s

  Evgeny Sergeev
  74-82

• The Comintern, the communist Party of the Soviet Union (Bolsheviks), and the organisation of the International Lenin school (1925–1926)

  Anton Andreev
  83-93

• The “Friends of the USSR” movement in Argentina: VOKS and Soviet cultural diplomacy in Latin America, 1920s–1930s

  Andrey Schelchkov
  94-105

• Language Reform in Turkey and Soviet Latinisers, 1920s–1930s

  Fedor Sinitsyn
  106-119

• Alawite Statehood in the Twentieth Century: challenges and historical contexts

  Ivan Luchenkov
  120-134

• The emergence of Museums in Nigeria, 1930s–1950s: preserving traditions and shaping historical memory

  Yevgeny Chemyakin
  135-149

• The Yugoslav nuclear programme and the impact of political factors on its failure

  Bogdan B. Stojanović / Dušan Proroković
  150-164

• Austria’s “Auslandskulturpolitik”: A nebulous cultural object in Europe?

  Alexander I. Golovlev
  165-177

• George Washington in British Propaganda: Perceptions and Representations

  Maria Filimonova
  179-194

• Norbert Blüm: social affairs minister in the government of German Chancellor Helmut Kohl, 1982–1998

  Boris Petelin
  195-209

• Cultural context of the construction of the British colonial empire. Rec. ad op.: J.M. MacKenzie. A CULTURAL HISTORY OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE. New Haven: Yale university press, 2022. 418 p.

  Dmirtry Mikheev / Lidia Antonova
  210-214

• “Marshals of the world revolution”: an essay of collective biography of the leaders of the Comintern. Rec. ad op.: A.Yu. Vatlin. UTOPIA ON THE MARCH. THE HISTORY OF THE COMITERN IN PERSONS. Moscow: ROSSPEN, 2023. 896 p.

  Aleksandr Vershinin
  214-217

• Historical memory, politics, and “black heritage” in Contemporary United States. Rec. ad op.: “BLACK HERITAGE”: AFRICANS AND THEIR DESCENDANTS IN THE HISTORICAL MEMORY OF THE UNITED STATES. Collective monograph / ed. D.M. Bondarenko. Moscow: Institute of Africa of the Russian Academy of Sciences, 2024. 256 p. with fig.

  Petr Shurupov
  217-219

• In Honour of the 70th Anniversary of Lev Sergeevich Belousov
  220-220

• All-Russian conference in honor of the 150th Anniversary of academician Yevgeny Tarle “new research on the history of the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars”

  Ilya A. Aybabin
  221-222