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ACTIVITIES OF SLOVAK EMIGRANTS IN AMERICA BEFORE ESTABLISHMENT OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA IN 1918

(STEF92 Technology, 2015, BOSAK, R., TARCA, A., BOSAK, M.)

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For the Slovaks is the period of mass emigration an important chapter of Slovak economic, social and political history. It is a history of courage and creativity, a history of national and social efforts by the members of Slovak nation. According to an official report 170,000 Slovak people immigrated to the United States before 1900 and prior to World War II reached 750,000. Many of these people participated especially in the spiritual life of Catholic organizations and in the Slovak League in America – the nati...

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KINGDOM – WITHOUT A KING: HUNGARY'S FORM OF GOVERNMENT IN THE HORTHY ERA (1920–1944)

(STEF92 Technology, 2015, OLASZ, L.)

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There had been quite a specific situation in Hungary during the Horthy Era with regards to the form of government and exercising the power of the head of state. The form of government of country was a constitutional monarchy (Kingdom of Hungary), but there was no king. Instead of a king, an elected regent had fulfilled the function of the head of state. In Europe there was no other precedent for such a situation that the throne had not been occupied for 25 years, while the monarchy had been maintained. At the begi...

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INFORMAL RULES OF SINO-SOVIET COOPERATION IN MANCHURIA IN 1920S

(STEF92 Technology, 2015, KROTOVA, M.)

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The present paper has focused on the situation in Manchuria in 1920s, where Chinese Eastern Railway (CER) was managed by the USSR and China since 1924 on an equal footing. Sino-Soviet cooperation was announced as a new era in international relations, but soon it was discovered that both sides looked at joint management differently. USSR solemnly declared that it had abandoned his privileges in China, but China per-ceived it as a weakness of Russia and aggressively began to expand their rights, used every opportuni...

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MATTHIAS CORVINUS KING AND MAIN COORDINATES OF HIS POLICY

(STEF92 Technology, 2015, STARETU, S.)

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Matthias Corvinus was a spectacular monarch. Continuing the policy of John Hunyadi, and great political thinker of South East European world, Matthias Corvinus had an important role in the Orthodox world, the Moldo-Wallachian and the Russian one. Matthias Corvinus was the most important person in the pyramid of power in South East Europe in his time. Matthias used a model involving a takeover of power in Hungary, based on three pillars, first, kinship with the Serbian dynasty of the holy martyr king. This is an im...

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GUIDEBOOKS: THE TOOLS OF ETHNICAL STEREOTYPES FORMATION OR THE MEANS TO OVERCOME THEM?

(STEF92 Technology, 2015, RUTSINSKAYA, I., SMIRNOVA, G.)

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Any guidebook for tourists travelling around the multinational region presents information about peoples who inhabit the territory. However, the way the information is presented is frequently far from objective. The article studies the peculiarities of the descriptions of native peoples of the Volga Region and the Crimea. The texts of Russian provincial guidebooks in the second part of the ninetieth and the beginning of the twentieth century are the sources of the research. We can identify the existing regional et...

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GOD WANTS IT! WHAT WERE THE OBJECTIVES OF GOD ACCORDING TO THE CRUSADE PROPAGANDA?

(STEF92 Technology, 2015, PORTNYKH, V.)

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It is well known that the crusades were represented in propaganda as wars wanted by God. In the propaganda sources sometimes we see a slogan that God personally calls people to participate in the crusades. A lot of chronicle accounts describe God's help to crusaders during their expeditions to the East supported by accounts of miracles. At the same time, nobody has noted that the liberation of the Holy Land was probably not the only purpose of the crusades. From the first crusade onward the crusade was expected to...

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INFORMATION SYSTEMS: NEW METHODS OF RUSSIAN HISTORY SOURCES STUDY

(STEF92 Technology, 2015, KORNIENKO, S., GAGARINA, D.)

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The research is purposed to explore the role and value of the source-oriented information systems for the modern information environment of historical science. It is aimed to characterize source-oriented information systems as a new type of historical source and meta source; study the possibility of applying new methods and technologies, research practice of preservation, organization, visualization and analysis of historical sources; obtain a new historical knowledge on relevant issues of political and social his...

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INFORMAL COMMUNICATIVE PRACTICES OF SOVIET REGIONAL ELITE IN THE 1920-ES

(STEF92 Technology, 2015, KUZNETSOV, I.)

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This article study the problem of unofficial relations within soviet regional elite, existed during twentieth years of XX century. The problem is studied on the example of Vladimir region. Research is based on the documents from Vladimir state archive, studied on the basis of microhistorical approach. The research shows that different informal relations, based on the system of acquaintances grown from mutual work or everyday contacts, at the 1920-es became quite common at soviet province. Useful acquaintances beca...

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MYTH RECEPTION IN RECENT HISTORY: OLD NORSE NARRATIVES IN MUSIC

(STEF92 Technology, 2015, MANEA, I. M.)

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Mythology, as well as history, is permanently negotiated as a reconstructed context-dependent reality. Throughout the present paper we are providing an interpretative insight into the meanings conferred to popular narratives such as the Ragnarok in the lyrical agenda of bands that are generally inclined to use or misuse Norse elements which can be perceived as milestones for either a self-image or a broader worldview. The reception is explored in terms of the basic components of Pagan music: the idealization of th...

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NIKOLA VULIC - A HISTORIAN, ARCAHEOLOGIST AND CLASSICAL PHILOLOGIST

(STEF92 Technology, 2015, LJUBOMIROVIC, I.)

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In this work we have used Nikola Vulic'is unpublished manuscripts which is kept at the Archive of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts and at the National Library of Serbia. In this work we will attempt to perceive personality of Nikola Vulic, one of the best Serbian researchers and world known historian of ancient period. His new critical approach to sources and strict methodology have made him a paragon for the forthcoming generations of researchers.

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PETER THE GREAT OF RUSSIA AND CHARLES XII OF SWEDEN IN THE 18TH CENTURY ROMANIAN TRANSLATIONS OF WESTERN EUROPEAN HISTORY BOOKS

(STEF92 Technology, 2015, DIMA, G. E., DIMA, E.)

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During the 18th century, the figure of great rulers such as the tsar Peter the Great of Russia or the king Charles XII of Sweden fascinated Western Europe. As a result, several treatises were dedicated to the two rulers whose paths crossed several times, amongst which Voltaire's Histoire du Charles, roi de Suede, Rouen, 1731 and a work in 6 books by the Greek-origin scholar Antonio Catiforo, Vita di Pietro il Grande, imperador della Rusia, Venice, 1736. These works reached the Romanian principalities (Moldavia, Wa...

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REPRESENTATION OF THE HISTORICAL MEMORY OF WORLD WAR II IN LATVIAN AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL WRITING: FAMILY STORIES

(STEF92 Technology, 2015, MESKOVA, S., KUPSANE, I.)

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The paper regards the subjective dimensions of the historical memory of World War II as represented in Latvian autobiographical writing. The selected authors, Anita Liepa, Sandra Kalniete and Mara Zalite, belong to the generation of children who witnessed the events of the war in the territory of Latvia and its consequences – deportations of Latvian citizens to Siberia in 1941 and the evacuation of Latvian people to Germany in 1944. In their autobiographical narratives they focus on their family story, bringing ...

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PUBLIC FORMS OF ORGANIZATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF RESEARCH IN PHYSICS IN THE 1960-1970S (THE CASE OF THE TOMSK REGION)

(STEF92 Technology, 2015, SOROKIN, A., SOLONENKO, A., SAKHAROVA, E.)

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This article represents an attempt to reconstruct the history of societal forms of organization and development of research in physics on the example of Tomsk Interuniversity Coordination Council and Tomsk Council of University rectors. This research is based on both published and unpublished sources. 1960-1970s became a period of rapid development of scientific-technical progress and groundbreaking research in physics. Main fields and research results are analyzed, an assessment of contribution of Tomsk Interuniv...

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PROPAGANDA AND THE KING`S PERSONALITY CULT IN INTERWAR ROMANIA

(STEF92 Technology, 2015, CITIRIGA, D.)

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Despite the fact that he had renounced the throne several times , because of his love affairs, King Carol II of Romania enjoyed, ever since he had ascended to the throne , on 8 June 1930 – Restoration Day – the full support of the people and of the political class. Without doubt, his love affairs still echoed in their minds. His separation from Elena of Greece, but especially the continuation of his relationship with Elena Lupescu as his partner were details which neither the Romanian nor the foreign press cou...

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SOCIETAL FORMS OF ORGANIZATION OF SCIENCE IN SIBERIA IN 1960S

(STEF92 Technology, 2015, SOROKIN, A.)

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On the basis of both published and unpublished sources this article reconstructs the history of societal forms of organization of science in Siberia in 1960s. This problem is analyzed through the case study of Tomsk Interuniversity Coordination Council. This council was established in 1967 and became the first in its kind societal form of consolidation of scientists and universities. Further on the all-Union association of university rectors was established on its basis. The article examines causes of emergence of...

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ON THE PREACHING OF THE HOLY CROSS: SOME NOTES ON THE FORTHCOMING CRITICAL EDITION OF THE TREATISE BY HUMBERT OF ROMANS

(STEF92 Technology, 2015, PORTNYKH, V.)

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Humbert of Romans (OP) was the fifth master general of the Dominicans. Among other things he wrote a treatise on the preaching of the Holy Cross (De predicatione sancte crucis), allegedly in 1266-1268. This is the only known “textbook” for the preachers of the crusades in Palestine, actually preserved in 23 manuscripts and one early printing. Among these manuscripts there is a “short version” with an independent manuscript tradition that had been unknown before. Furthermore, the manuscript tradition is int...

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SEQUENCES OF BIHOR COUNTY'S RURAL WORLD BETWEEN 1947-1949

(STEF92 Technology, 2015, PERES, M.)

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The article examines aspects of the rural world in Bihor County between 1947-1949, covering the last years before the collectivization of the agriculture. Every year of this period has it's own characteristics, but the aproach of these sequences is a complex one, combining technical, administrative and legal details with elements of mentality and people's reactions regarding the evolution of the political landscape. The core of the presentation is composed of details about the agricultural campaingns, the first fo...

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THE CATHOLICISM AND SUNNI ISLAM POSITION AND ROLE IN THE FASCISM AND NATIONAL SOCIALISM IDEOLOGICAL COORDINATE SYSTEM AT THE TURNING POINT OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR

(STEF92 Technology, 2015, KULIK, S., MATVEICHUK, E., SAMYLOVSKAYA, E., EIDEMILLER, C.)

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The article deals with the issue on the Catholicism and Sunni Islam role in the Italian fascism and German National Socialism ideological coordinate system at the turning point of the Second World War. The methodological procedures of the research constitute a complex approach comprising the components of both rational and civilizational approaches. The theoretical and methodological procedures include system and dialectical approaches based on the principles of logical realism and objectivity. The research has re...

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THE ERA OF FREE-CULTURE: A DEMOCRATIC CULTURAL POLICY EXPERIMENT IN HUNGARY (1945–1949)

(STEF92 Technology, 2015, SZORO, I.)

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In Hungary, after World War II, a democratic political system was tried to be built. This change meant in the field of culture and education, the society was given the opportunity to self-organisation and self-activity. That was the era of Free-Culture. Earlier, between the two world wars, in the era of the adult education and general education was controlled centrally. Cultural programs were primarily organised by state organs and functionaries. After 1945, however, society took it over. Even in the smallest vill...

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STUART NOBLEWOMEN' WORLD IN THE MIRROR OF UTOPIAN SPACE (MARGARET CAVENDISH'S “THE DESCRIPTION OF A NEW WORLD, CALLED THE BLAZING WORLD').

(STEF92 Technology, 2015, ERLIHSON, I.)

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The aim of the paper is to study Stuart noblewomen's perception of their social experience and position in society through analysis of the famous female writer M. Cavendish's utopian novel †The Description of a New World, Called the Blazing World' (1666). The method of studying women's history through the eyes of women and various forms of their cultural self-representation, including writing, can prove fruitful here. .Close reading of female literature allows us to see women's attitude to their daily routine, t...

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THE DIPLOMACY OF THE CROWN: THE VISIT OF KING CAROL II OF ROMANIA TO CZECHOSLOVAKIA

(STEF92 Technology, 2015, CITIRIGA, D.)

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Between 6 and 8 of June, 1936, Bucharest hosted the meeting of the three Little Entente heads of state, Edvard Benes- president of Czechoslovakia, Prince Paul, the regent of Yugoslavia and King Carol II of Romania. On this occasion, the three leaders proposed a unique Alliance Pact between France and the Little Entente, directed against any potential aggressor, and at the same time, a unique command of the three armies. In addition, King Carol II and Edvard Benes went on a cruise on the Danube, an event which was ...

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SYMBOLS AND IMAGE OF RUSSIA: SARATOV'S KALACH

(STEF92 Technology, 2015, CHIZHIKOVA, I.)

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Bread is the staff of life. This saying is true for Russia, where bread has always been considered the symbol of wealth and prosperity, and referred to as the gastronomic brand of many Russian cities. Kalach, a round shaped wheat bread, is the representation of Saratov, “bread capital” of the Volga region. This fact was the basis for the city's high status in Russia at the beginning of the twentieth century and still forms the image of Saratov. Analysing the local guidebooks and area study materials of differe...

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THE ENTENTE STATES' AMBITIONS IN CILICIA DURING FIRST WORLD WAR

(STEF92 Technology, 2015, POGHOSYAN, S.)

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One of not enough studied themes of WWI is the Ententes ambitions and projects about Cilicia during the war. Cilicia is situated on the north-eastern coast of the Mediterranean. It was under Ottoman rule and was included in Adana and Aleppo provinces in the eve of War. It occupied a strategically important position; it was on the way of Berlin-Bagdad railroad, it was rich in minerals and fertile fields. Cilicia was settled with Christian majority. This rich and strategically important region was attracted Great Po...

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THE PROBLEM OF NATIONAL MINORITIES IN THE POLITICAL THOUGHT OF THE NATIONAL LABOR MOVEMENT IN POLAND IN THE YEARS 1920-1937

(STEF92 Technology, 2015, LASKA, A.)

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In this work was done an analysis of the evolution of the attitude towards national minorities in the political thought of the national labor movement in Poland in the years 1920-1937. Attention was focused particularly on the solutions of this problem, proposed by this movement`s activists. The problem was one of the most important internal problems of the Polish State in the discussed period. Complexity of this issue resulted from a large number of national minorities, their big quantity in the population struct...

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THE BATTLE OF MEGIDDO AND THE EASTERN LEGION

(STEF92 Technology, 2015, POGHOSYAN, S.)

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During the First World War, the Battle of Megiddo (19-25 September, 1918) was decisive on the Palestinian front, and the Turkish army was crushed. After this defeat, the Turks and Germans could not demonstrate an organized resistance. General Allenby's Egyptian Expeditionary Force liberated Lebanon, Syria, and Cilicia from the Turks. The operation had been planned very secretly and organized brilliantly. The cavalry and air force worked together closely during the battle. The Eastern Legion of the French army took...

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TOPOLOGY OF THE CULTURAL LANDSCAPES OF YAKUTIA (THE CASE OF VERKHOYANSKY AND KHANGALASSKY REGIONS)

(STEF92 Technology, 2015, SAVVINOVA, A., FILIPPOVA, V.)

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Geographical terminology due to its active use in business and daily activities is one of the most important components of dialect vocabulary. The study of semantics and semiotics of the nomination of landscapes in the languages of indigenous peoples of the North-East of Russia (on case of Yakutia) provides the ability to compare different representations of the natural world, to identify the dynamics of change in the vision, representation and use of the surrounding landscape. The exploration and development of v...

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TOURISM IN RUSSIA IN THE 1920S: THE POLITICS OF MEMORY

(STEF92 Technology, 2015, RUTSINSKAYA, I., SMIRNOVA, G.)

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Information presented to readers of guidebooks complies with certain educational, commercial and ideological guidelines. This fact can scarcely be noticed while analysing the materials created in the years of stability, but is clearly observed when studying the data recorded in the years of crucial political and governmental changes or revolutions. The article analyses the transformations taking place in the sphere of tourism in Russia after the Revolution (1917) that occurred due to the new State's doctrines. Rus...

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SOVIET SCIENCE BY THE END OF THE GREAT PATRIOTIC WAR TO THE COLD WAR IN THE MID-1940S - MID 1950S: THE CASE OF TOMSK RESEARCH AND EDUCATIONAL PARK

(STEF92 Technology, 2015, SOROKIN, A.)

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This article represents an attempt to reconstruct the history of the development of science in mid 1940s- mid 1950s on the basis of both published and unpublished sources focusing on the example of Tomsk scientific and educational complex. Processes concerned with demilitarization of science after the Great Patriotic War are discerned and analyzed, main fields of research and the most prominent results produces within them are characterized. Cold war that began in 1946 deeply influenced the transformation of resea...

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THE UNIVERSITY PROFESSORDOM AND THE STUDENT MOVEMENT IN RUSSIA AT THE TURN OF THE XIX-XX CENTURIES

(STEF92 Technology, 2015, GRIBOVSKIY, M.)

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The article is devoted to the attitude of university professors of the Russian Empire to the student movement in the late XIX – early XX century. The powerful surge of student protest movement took place at the turn of the centuries. The movement, changing the content, became more politicized and, no doubt, it was a harbinger of the revolutions of 1905 and 1917. The activation of the student movement caused a controversy reaction of Russian society including the academic environment. Many professors were in a qu...

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