Vol 7, No 1 (2024)

Articles

History and prospects of cooperation between Heilongjiang province and Russia

Yao Y., Zhang L.

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the article presents the results of the analysis of cooperation between Heilongjiang Province and Russia in various fields, examines the historical evolution of cooperation between the two countries, and predicts future development trends. Early contacts and trade exchanges laid the foundation for cooperation between the two countries, while cooperation and problems during the period of Sino-Soviet relations limited cooperation at the political and economic levels. Currently, thanks to the promotion of reforms and openness, as well as the signing of agreements, Sino-Russian cooperation has moved into the stage of strategic partnership and has achieved fruitful results in the fields of economy, energy, agriculture, science and technology, cultural exchanges and education. However, it still faces problems such as economic barriers, political and geographical factors, coordination of bilateral relations and unbalanced development. To solve these problems, the authors propose directions for future cooperation and development, including the study of new areas and models of cooperation, strengthening intergovernmental cooperation and strategic interaction, intensification of civil exchanges and humanistic cooperation, cooperation in the field of environmental protection and sustainable development, assistance to the construction of infrastructure and communications. This will help strengthen cooperation between Heilongjiang Province and Russia, which will open up broader prospects for development.
Historical Bulletin. 2024;7(1):7-13
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Historical and chronological study of documentary sources and dating the period of construction of religious buildings of Ancient Egypt on the Giza plateau – the pyramids of Cheops, Khafre and Mikerin

Volkov A.S.

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the article conducts a comprehensive historical and chronological study of surviving documentary sources describing historical events that took place in Ancient Egypt during the period from the capture of Troy to the Scythian invasion. The purpose of the study, which uses special methods of historical research, is to establish the true dating of the period of construction on the Giza plateau of the pyramids of Cheops, Khafre and Mikerin, one of the most ancient religious buildings of Ancient Egypt and the entire human civilization. One of the first European historians, the question of the chronology of the construction of these greatest architectural monuments of Ancient Egypt was studied by Eusebius of Caesarea. He, having studied the written evidence of Ancient Egyptian historians and priests, in particular Manetho, placed, in accordance with the time scale, in his work «Chronology» the rulers of the Memphis dynasty of Ancient Egypt, under which the famous pyramids in Giza were built in the 4th dynasty. Most modern chronologists studying the history of Ancient Egypt, despite the existing disagreements, agree that this grandiose complex of funerary structures was erected in the Old Kingdom during the reign of the kings of the IV-VI dynasties, namely between the XXVI and XXIII centuries BC. A comprehensive historical and chronological study of surviving documentary sources made it possible to determine the reliable period of time for the construction of the famous pyramids on the Giza plateau in Ancient Egypt. The construction of these funerary and religious objects for the pharaohs Khufu, Khafre and Menkaure was carried out between 1197 and 1260 AD. The resulting dating differs significantly from that accepted in the official historical chronology of Ancient Egypt, but corresponds in time to the datings of the «Parian Chronicle», «Eclipse of Thales», «Taking of Troy» and «Era of Nabonassar» obtained in the author’s previous studies. The resulting dating will make it possible to clarify chronological data on historical events that took place in Ancient Egypt, Assyria and Babylon.
Historical Bulletin. 2024;7(1):14-19
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Why did Russia fight in the First World War?

Demin A.V.

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within the framework of this article, we will try, as a first approximation, to consider the goals and objectives of Russia in the First World War, as well as some aspects of Russia's participation in the coalition war, which was this confrontation. As a result, the conclusion was drawn: in the First World War, the Russian soldier defended the territorial integrity of his homeland and its status as a great power – both in Europe and in the world. And together with the allies, Russia would have been able to achieve Victory – if, unfortunately, it were not for the fatal confluence of subjective and objective factors, as a result of which, having endured the burden of the war in its most difficult time, it eventually lost the well-deserved laurels of the winner. The article can be used in educational and research activities. Research methods: archival, historical-comparative, historical-system.
Historical Bulletin. 2024;7(1):20-25
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The moral and psychological state of the youth of Bashkortostan in a market economy

Safin F.F., Shilkin D.A.

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the article deals with the problem of moral and psychological preparedness of young people to the conditions of a market economy in multiethnic Bashkortostan. It is established that the majority of young people associated one of the difficulties of the current situation with adaptation to a market economy. It was revealed that when assessing the current situation by young people, the main indicator of "living well" meant, first of all, the moral aspect. Half of the young people, regardless of ethnicity, associated family values as the main criterion for assessing the "good life". It is revealed that a certain part of the youth is oriented to work honestly to improve their well-being and living standards. It is established that it is more typical for young people to feel free. Despite the fact that a significant part of young people look to the future with hope and optimism, there is also a group of young people who assessed the current situation more pragmatically, saying that they look to their future calmly, without much hope and illusions.
Historical Bulletin. 2024;7(1):26-33
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Reasons for the defeat of the Russian navy in the battles of the Russian-Japanese War: on the issue of the content of teaching material for in-depth study in a school history course

Kurkov V.V., Asanova E.S.

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the article is devoted to the study of the reasons for the defeat of the fleet of the Russian Empire in the Russo-Japanese War of 1904-1905, which, according to the authors, will allow the teacher in a modern school to move from the narrative and descriptive content of educational material to search and analytical and reveal an important topic on in-depth level (this military conflict, which played the role of a catalyst for the first Russian revolution and marked the beginning of the final crisis period in the development of the Russian Empire, is one of the key topics in the school history course). The article analyzes the reasons for the sinking of the cruiser "Varyag" as a result of the battle in the Korean port of Chemulpo, the defeat of the Vladivostok detachment of Russian cruisers during the battle in the Korean Strait on August 1, 1904, and the tragic death of the 1st Pacific squadron in Port Arthur. The authors dwell in detail on the causal defeat of Admiral Rozhestvensky's squadron in the Battle of Tsushima, which went down in history as the largest disaster in Russian naval history. The article is intended to help the modern teacher in selecting the content of educational material for an in-depth study of the topic under study.
Historical Bulletin. 2024;7(1):34-39
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Socio-economic situation in the south of the Far East and the issue of porto-franco (the second half of the XIX – early XX centuries)

Molchanova E.G.

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the article is devoted to the study of the formation of the customs policy of the state in the south of the Russian Far East in the second half of the XIX – early XX centuries, depending on the socio-economic situation in the region. It is noted that the introduction of porto-franco here in the middle of the XIX century. It was a necessary and forced measure, since there was no regular transport connection with the central part of the country, the delivery of goods by land through Siberia was a labor-intensive and unprofitable business, and Russian entrepreneurs did not have enough capital to organize trade in such a remote region from the center of the country. The article traces how, with the development of the region, the increase in the population here, the emergence of transport opportunities for communication between the south of the Far East and the central part of Russia, the policy of the authorities on the issue of portofranco changed. It is emphasized that the issue of possible changes in customs policy in the region has been carefully studied by the authorities and widely discussed in the business environment. The author notes that the solution of the issue of porto-franco at different times was primarily considered by the authorities from the point of view of expediency and usefulness for the development of the region and the support of the population of the region.
Historical Bulletin. 2024;7(1):40-44
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Right-wing radical parties and movements in Germany in the 1990-2000s

Yurchenko E.S., Kulakov E.S.

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the article examines the main trends in the development of right-wing radical parties and movements in Germany in the 1990s-2000s. The key attention is paid to the factors influencing the evolution of right-wing radicalism and the expansion of its social base: the crisis of multiculturalism policy, the growth of illegal migration, the aggravation of socio-economic contradictions and the decline in the authority of the government. The analysis of the development of individual groups and movements allows us to identify patterns that led to the growth of the influence of the right among the electorate of traditional systemic parties and their desire to use the mechanisms of parliamentary democracy to strengthen their positions. The work traces the development of various directions of extremist far-right movements in the East German lands. Particular attention is paid to the growing influence of the right-wing populist movements Alternative for Germany and PEGIDA in the context of the migration crisis.
Historical Bulletin. 2024;7(1):45-53
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Soviet specialists at the People’s University of the People’s Republic of China

Babariko K.B.

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the article examines the main directions and forms of activity of Soviet specialists at the People's University of the People's Republic of China. The significance of the work of Soviet specialists for the development of the People's University of the People's Republic of China is determined. It was revealed that after the formation of the People's Republic of China in 1949, the question of carrying out reforms and creating a strong socialist state arose. It is noted that China chose a policy of “one-way bias”, which meant establishing strong ties with the Soviet Union and building a similar model of state and political structure. It was revealed that one of the many forms of assistance was the sending of a large number of specialists who provided assistance in various spheres of state construction: industry, economics, military affairs, etc. It was noted that the field of higher education also did not go without the attention of Soviet experts, since the young developing socialist the state needed numerous and well-trained personnel. It has been determined that one of the most important activities of Soviet specialists in the field of higher education in China was participation in the creation of the People's University - a pilot project in the field of higher education in the PRC, which embodied many Soviet practices and principles of organizing higher education. It was concluded that during their activities (from 1950 to 1957), Soviet specialists played a key role in the creation of the People's University, in the development of its educational, scientific and administrative structure, in the training of qualified teaching staff and the creation of teaching aids. It is noted that thanks to Soviet experts, this university has become one of the leading educational institutions in China in the field of socio-political disciplines, the status of the People's University was recognized and secured at the state level.
Historical Bulletin. 2024;7(1):54-59
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Itineraries of prince Vladimir Andreevich of Staritsa (1535-1569)

Borodovsky A.I.

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the article examines the itineraries of the appanage prince Vladimir Andreevich of Staritsa: his participation in pilgrimages, military campaigns, trips to his principality and stays in Moscow. Studying this issue will allow us to better understand the position of one of the last appanage princes in the Russian state of the 16th century. The purpose of the article is to compile a detailed picture of the itineraries of Vladimir of Staritsa, their place, time, circumstances, and circle of accompanying persons. For this purpose, various sources were analyzed, including chronicles, rank books, letters of grant, diplomatic documents, and works of foreign authors. Based on the results of the study, it is concluded that the life and activities of Vladimir of Staritsa were largely connected with Moscow. Here the appanage prince participated in various ceremonies (weddings, baptisms, funerals), attended military councils, and issued letters. The significant ceremonial role of Vladimir Andreevich (as a close relative of the tsar) remained unchanged, despite his participation in the dynastic crisis of 1553 and disgrace in 1563. Perhaps the situation changed in the last two years of the appanage prince’s life, which was associated with the so-called «case of the conspiracy of Ivan Fedorov». It is also important to note the rather rare visits of Vladimir Andreevich to his principality. The lack of strong ties between the prince and his appanage allowed the king to subsequently liquidate this appanage principality without any resistance.
Historical Bulletin. 2024;7(1):60-77
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Internal policy on the rehabilitation of soldiers at state-owned resorts (1914) in the history of Russia

Krasnokutsky V.S.

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the article reveals the state internal policy of the Russian Empire on the rehabilitation of soldiers during the First World War using state-owned resorts. For the first time, the role of the Ministry of Trade and Industry in charge of them and the main aspects touched upon at the interdepartmental Meeting chaired by the Minister in Pyatigorsk (from November 29 to December 8, 1914) in solving wartime priorities is investigated on the example of one of the major resorts – Caucasian Mineral Waters. This Meeting had the functions of an organizational and administrative body, was of a mobilization nature, influenced the operational course of the reorganization of resorts subordinate to the Ministry in the interests of the country's defense. The study prepares for the perception of the period following it – the deployment of the All-Russian hospital base on the basis of state resorts. For the first time, internal reserves are determined to take emergency measures to expand the possibilities of receiving, treating and improving the conditions of sick and wounded soldiers sent from the front by the 1915 season.. The transformation of the health resort's activity from a seasonal cycle of work to a year-round one is analyzed; the increase in the capacity of the resort is due to the construction of light barracks with heating; the introduction of two mud baths; two-shift work. The study makes up for a poorly studied aspect in the history of Russia during the First World War about the role of central government bodies in organizing a rehabilitation base for sick and wounded soldiers at state-owned resorts. It is proved that without the organizational role of the ministry in charge of state-owned resorts, the issues of expanding the possibilities of delivery, reception, rehabilitation and service in general could hardly be solved. The results of the analysis of the organization of the resort business by the central authorities served as an experience in other conditions during the Great Patriotic War and other military conflicts. It has an enduring significance in modern times.
Historical Bulletin. 2024;7(1):78-87
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Min Yeonghwan’s diplomatic mission to Europe in 1897: successes and failures

Musinova I.A.

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the aim of the article is examining the key results of the diplomatic mission of the Korean high–ranking official Min Yeonghwan to the British Empire in 1897, its successes and failures. The diplomat was sent abroad during an important period of Korean history. In 1897 the Korean Empire (1897-1910) was created on the Korean peninsula, Korean king refused to follow the principle of “sadae” in relation to China. During his visit to Great Britain in 1897, Min Yeonghwan faced a difficult task to demonstrate the foreign policy independence of the new Korean state under increasing Japanese pressure, to find powerful ally in preserving the independence of the country and countering Japanese expansion on the Korean peninsula, as well as to receive economic and military assistance.
Historical Bulletin. 2024;7(1):88-95
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Old necropolises: problem statement (on the example of the south of the Far East of Russia)

Tokmakov V.S.

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the article discusses the prospects for researching the history of ancient cemeteries in the south of the Russian Far East, both urban and rural. The necropolis is a multi-layered historical and cultural monument capable of revealing in detail the features and specifics of the social order in which it was created. In our case, we are talking mainly about the burials of the second half of the 19th - early 20th centuries and about the burial places of the Soviet period. Burial complexes, burial methods, the style of memorial tombstones, territorial distribution in the space of a city or village, eminent residents buried in graveyards, the preservation and destruction of cemeteries are the main components of research interest. The cemeteries have been studied in detail by archaeologists. The necropolises of the last few centuries have been studied by non-archaeological methods. The range of objects of interest includes both completely and partially lost cemeteries, the reconstruction of the history of which is possible according to written archival sources, sometimes by visual inspection. The interdisciplinary nature of the problem under consideration, including cultural, legal, urban planning, philosophical and other aspects, is emphasized. The chosen topic has not only scientific, but also social significance, since the desire to preserve the lost graveyards attracts various specialists and activists of public associations. The contours of further research in this area are outlined. Necropolis studies, a scientific discipline at the intersection of history, local history and other sciences, quite new to modern Russian historiography as a whole, is currently relevant and promising in relation to the study of various cemeteries in the region, diverse in confessional, status, architectural and planning composition.
Historical Bulletin. 2024;7(1):96-105
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The 1703’s military campaigns of the Great Northern War (1700-1721) and the war of the Spanish Succession (1701-1714): common and individual

Kutishchev A.V.

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this article is devoted to military history and military affairs of the early 18th century. The purpose of the study is to identify the common and special in the military art of the army of Peter the Great and Western European armies of this era. In this regard, the article develops a historiosophical discourse about the age-old rivalry between the Western European and Russian worlds, about the priorities of the original and borrowed in Russian culture, and, by and large, raises the question of the national-cultural identity of Russians. The focus is on the events of only one year, 1703, of the Great Northern War (1700-1721) and the War of the Spanish Succession (1701-1714). Such elements of military art as choice of target, types of combat operations, logistics support, siege art, etc. are considered. Creating superiority in forces played a special role in achieving victory. It was this factor that became decisive in the successes of the Russians in the Baltic states. At the same time, in Italy and the Netherlands, with general indecision and passivity, numerical superiority did not play a noticeable role. Unlike the Europeans, the Russians preferred active offensive actions. At the same time, the army of Peter I fought in the old fashioned way, devastating and ruining the occupied territories. The French and Anglo-Dutch passion for maneuvering communications led to failures in Italy and the Netherlands. The French were more successful on the Rhine, combining maneuvering and rapid offensive actions. Frozen methodism, excessive attention to maneuvering and lines of communication, excessive caution and indecisiveness of the French, Dutch and other participants in the War of the Spanish Succession would become a typical feature of Western European military affairs until the end of the 18th century. The fusion of original traditions and progressive borrowings will subsequently become the basis of Russian national military art.
Historical Bulletin. 2024;7(1):106-119
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Imperial policy of resettlement in the Steppe region: features and specifics (late 19th – early 20th centuries)

Skopa V.A.

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the topic of the relationship between the Russian Empire and the Kazakh steppe throughout the 20th – early 21st centuries remained one of the priorities in historical research. This problem remains relevant today. Throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries, it was the peasantry in various aspects that remained the main colonizing element for the Russian Empire. The Russian state entrusted the resettlement movement with solving the most important geopolitical, economic, and national problems. The process of organizing resettlement in the Semipalatinsk region was a rather complex system in which all administrative and economic units are integrated: the resettlement process, medical and veterinary care, agronomic development, sociocultural adaptation of settlers and their financial support. The resettlement business was determined by a number of works: the activities of land allotment parties and the formation of resettlement areas through land surveying, issues of a socio-economic nature, and the settlement of problems of relations between the local population and settlers. Beginning in 1906, the Semipalatinsk region was allocated as a separate resettlement area. The functionality and powers of the resettlement party were expanded, new tasks were outlined in terms of organizing the resettlement of peasants. The developed mechanisms of the central authorities on resettlement issues contributed to the peaceful process of this policy on the territory of steppe Kazakhstan.
Historical Bulletin. 2024;7(1):120-125
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The problem of modernization of the agrarian system of Russia in the context of the economic policy of the state

Kovalev D.V., Omelchenko N.A.

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the article is devoted to the study of various directions of modernization of agriculture as one of the key issues of state economic policy. It is obvious that the sustainable growth of the agro-industry is impossible without ensuring the foundations of the economic activity of the state, which plays an important role in ensuring not only national and food security, but it must also be supported by the state in order to be able to develop and enrich itself. The absence of an active central body like the Ministry of Agriculture may have hindered the transformation of the Russian agricultural sector, limiting the coordination of scientific research and knowledge dissemination efforts in the provinces. However, this article focuses on the obvious and perhaps unexpected successes of local agronomy, but the exact consequences for Russia's economic trajectory have yet to be explored.
Historical Bulletin. 2024;7(1):126-130
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Industrial injuries at enterprises of the St.-Petersburg province in the early XX century

Patrakeev A.V.

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the article analyzes the indicators of industrial injuries at industrial enterprises of the St. Petersburg province at the beginning of the twentieth century, considers measures to reduce the level of industrial injuries. The research is mainly based on archival materials. The purpose of the study is to study the history of industrial injuries in the early twentieth century based on materials from the St. Petersburg province. The choice of territorial boundaries is due to the fact that St. Petersburg, which is part of it, was one of the most developed industrial regions of Russia. The article shows the features of statistical accounting of industrial injury rates in the early twentieth century. In the course of the study, it was found that the owners of enterprises did not take special measures to reduce industrial injuries, and the issue of labor protection was almost completely resolved at the state level. n this regard, the development of the legislative framework in the field of labor protection was studied in conjunction with the development of the regulatory framework for social insurance of workers, primarily against industrial accidents. This article will be useful to researchers of the situation of workers in Russia at the beginning of the twentieth century.
Historical Bulletin. 2024;7(1):131-138
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The importance of the Communist Party in solving economic problems of the first half of the twentieth century (based on the materials of the Republic of Tatarstan)

Gapsalamov A.R., Bochkareva T.N., Vasiliev V.L., Mukhamedov R.A.

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introduction: the presented research touches upon the issues of the formation and activity of the Communist Party of the Tatar ASSR. The article identifies two main lines of narrative related to the organizational aspects of the work of the party organization in the region, the peculiarities of attracting new supporters to the party, their ethnic component, as well as direct activities related to the coordination and support of economic bodies in the implementation of measures in the industrial sphere. Materials and methods. The application of the principle of historicism requires the study of any component of the historical process in its development. Analysis. The sequence of the party made it possible to implement large-scale tasks for the organization of the industrial industry of its individual regions. The experience of the development of Soviet statehood is a clear confirmation of their significant role in solving many issues of regional industrial policy. Results. According to the results of the study, it can be concluded that in the conditions of economic and organizational devastation, confusion in views and political beliefs, and finally, open civil war, fear of losing power, the Bolsheviks were able to organize purposeful work to create an effective management apparatus. The study shows the importance of the party in the organization of the industrial sphere in the territory of the Tatar ASSR, as well as measures to activate it.
Historical Bulletin. 2024;7(1):139-143
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Critical analysis of the category «outcasts» of Russian Pravda

Zheltov A.A.

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despite all the knowledge of Russian Pravda, a number of concepts and phenomena of everyday life in Ancient Rus' presented in it can be classified as misunderstood or inaccurately interpreted. In particular, there are quite a lot of controversial issues when considering the composition of the Old Russian population. This article examines only one group mentioned in Russian Pravda – outcasts. The generally accepted interpretation suggests that this group meant the local population expelled from the community. Such an assumption conflicts with the legal status that Russian Truth gives to outcasts. Outcasts, based on the very concept, should have limited rights. However, Russian Truth gives them the full rights of a free person. This article suggests that the outcasts in Russian Pravda meant the Varangian mercenaries who appeared in Russian chronicles in 1015-1016. It was with the events of this time that researchers linked the appearance of the insertion in Article 1 of the Russian Truth about outcasts. Scandinavian sagas describe the Varangians who entered the service of Yaroslav the Wise as exiles from their country. In their former places of residence they were deprived of all rights, which exactly corresponds to the position of outcasts. In Rus', Scandinavian outcasts, thanks to the interest of the princely authorities in them, received equal rights with the free population. Along with outcasts, the Russian Pravda also mentions the Varangians, by whom they meant not exiled warriors, but merchants who ran trading posts in Novgorod. This is indirectly indicated by the mention of the Varangians in the articles of Russkaya Pravda together with the kolbyags.
Historical Bulletin. 2024;7(1):144-149
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Violations of the rules of Soviet trade in the reports of the Party Control Committee under the Central Committee of the CPSU in the late 1970s (based on the materials of the Smolensk region)

Ivanov A.M., Kupchenko K.V., Fedoskin N.N.

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this article is devoted to the coverage of the activities of the party control commission in the late 1970s based on the materials of the Smolensk Regional Committee of the CPSU. The study was carried out on the basis of archival sources stored in the State Archive of Contemporary History of the Smolensk Region (hereinafter referred to as GANISO), many of which are introduced into scientific circulation for the first time. The authors show serious violations of the rules of Soviet trade and the wrong behavior of individual leaders on the part of the Communist Party, which were considered and under the control of the Party, and give examples of Party penalties, not only of ordinary members, but also of Party leaders.
Historical Bulletin. 2024;7(1):150-155
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Saints of Indonesian Islam: trajectories of social and religious experience

Kirchanov M.V.

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the author analyses the cult of saints in the development of Islam in Indonesia. The methodological basis of the article is interdisciplinary concepts, including “imagination of communities” and “invention of traditions”. The results of the development of social and cultural anthropology are also used by the author in the article. It is assumed that 1) the genesis of the cult of saints in the history of the Indonesian Ummah was the result of the activities of preachers and other activists of Islam, 2) the historical dynamics of the cult of saints history in Indonesia actualized the contradictions between the development of Muslim religiosity and secularization, 3) social and cultural dynamics, processes of modernization and secularization influence significantly the development of the cult of saints in modern Islam in Indonesia. The author of the article shows that the history of the cult of saints in Indonesia actualized the contradictions of the Muslim Ummah in the context of the co-development of “high” (“scholarly”) and “low” (“folk”) Islam.
Historical Bulletin. 2024;7(1):156-167
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Ensuring the order of criminal investigation in the 1920-s (based on the materials of the Central Chernozem region of Russia)

Tokareva S.N.

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the article considers the mechanism of ensuring order in the first decade of the formation of the criminal investigation department in the Soviet state. The normative legal acts of the specified period, organizing the activities of the criminal investigation department throughout the country, are analyzed. Archival data on the creation and activities of these structures in the Central Chernozem region are presented. The purpose of this work is to analyze the activities of the Soviet criminal investigation authorities in the 1920s on the example of the Central Chernozem region of Russia. To do this, the author is faced with the task of identifying the legal grounds for the formation and functioning of these structures, as well as the actual implementation of their provisions in practice. According to the materials of the central and local archives, sources of that period, certain aspects of ensuring order and combating crime in the region are being restored. The paper provides information on the number of criminal investigation agencies in the Central Chernozem region, changes in their system as a result of reforms, and the heads of the local investigation department are indicated. The author reveals a number of ways to solve crimes and investigative actions. As a result, conclusions were drawn about the negative and positive sides in the organization of criminal investigation in the region. Crime statistics in the country and on the territory of the Central Chernozem region are presented, as well as the percentage and procedure for the detection of criminal acts, as well as ways to stimulate work and social support for employees.
Historical Bulletin. 2024;7(1):168-177
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Material and household supplies to socially vulnerable segments of the population in 1964-1985 (using the example of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug – Yugra)

Chizhik K.V.

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the article attempts to analyze the formation of state social policy and its implementation in the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug during the years of its active oil and gas development. It examines the work of social security departments in the field of material and household supplies for socially vulnerable segments of the population of the autonomous okrug. The author shows the process of providing its citizens with services aimed at improving their housing and communal conditions, medical care and food supplies, noting both the positive and negative sides of its implementation. Methods: logical, historicism, objectivity, analysis, synthesis, historical-comparative, ideographic, typologization, periodization. Conclusions: the analysis of the material and household provision of socially vulnerable segments of the population of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug during the study period indicates that the social security system of the region as a whole provided solutions to problems by making pension payments, providing benefits, improving housing and living conditions and employment.
Historical Bulletin. 2024;7(1):178-182
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Impact of the private commercial sector on the development of USA cyber technologies

Vakhitov R.R.

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the article is devoted to the actual topic of the development of cyber technologies in the modern world, as well as the influence of the private commercial sector on the nature of the development of cyber technologies in the United States. It is noted that the United States is becoming a key player in the development of cyber technologies at the global level, while occupying a leading position. The study presents a general definition of cyber technologies and attempts to identify derivatives included in this concept of elements. The analysis establishes that in the United States, most of the commercial sector of cyber technologies is represented in the service sector, and the key role in innovation-oriented development is assigned to actively emerging startups. It is revealed that the largest companies are becoming a potential source of solving global and complex problems - they are entrusted with the functions of integration and ensuring a long-term vector for the development of USA cyber technologies.
Historical Bulletin. 2024;7(1):183-191
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Historiography of children`s sanitation in St. Petersburg in the second half of the XIX – early XX centuries

Getman D.I.

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the article considers the key periods of the national historiography of the history of the study of children's sanitation in St. Petersburg in the second half of the XIX – early XX centuries. The author traces the main trends in the study of this topic at the corresponding historical stages – pre-revolutionary, Soviet and post-Soviet (modern). Besides, the characteristic of periods of development, peculiarities and specificity of scientific works is given, as well as the tendencies peculiar to the study of sanitary business are singled out. In pre-revolutionary historiography, the conditions and factors of the formation and development of sanitation were studied. The reasons for considering child sanitation as a separate system were highlighted. Attention was paid to the environment that surrounded the child both at home and in the walls of the school. Attention was paid to the physical health of the pupil, the organization and implementation of various health saving measures. Soviet historical science paid attention to the socio-class aspects, so the studies paid much attention to the families of the working population. In addition, researchers are interested in the development of school hygiene. In the Soviet historiography, historians sought a multifactorial analysis of the development of children's sanitation in St. Petersburg in the second half of the 19th - early 20th centuries. The author highlights and characterizes the main works on the topic under study. The main reasons for the unsatisfactory situation in the capital during the period under study are considered in the article. In the conclusion the researcher concludes that the history of children's sanitation in St. Petersburg in the second half of the XIX – early XX centuries is not sufficiently studied and needs to develop many historical aspects related to the study of children's sanitation.
Historical Bulletin. 2024;7(1):192-202
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Polygamy of exiles in the Tobolsk Diocese in the second half of the 19th century: proceedings and punishments

Spichak A.V.

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the article is devoted to the study of the peculiarities of the problem of marital relations in the second half of the 19th century like the polygamy of exiles. The archival files of the Tobolsk Ecclesiastical Consistory fund in the State Archive in Tobolsk and the fund of the Office of the Holy Governing Synod in the Russian State Historical Archive on the topic of research were identified and analyzed. The differences in legislative regulation, methods of opening a case, punishments and consequences of polygamy from divorce at the request of one of the spouses are determined. The stages of paperwork when considering cases of polygamy of exiles in the Tobolsk spiritual consistory are considered. It was found that the motive for searching for a new life partner was usually the desire to have a housewife, and the reason for a new wedding in Siberia was usually the lack of knowledge that exile without deprivation of the rights of the estate is not a reason for the dissolution of an existing marriage. The situation was aggravated by the legal illiteracy of parish priests and the lack of any instructions when working with secular documentation. Often in such cases there was forgery of information or documents due to the low legal literacy of the population. Thus, exile to Siberia pushed people to unintentionally violate the norms of marriage law.
Historical Bulletin. 2024;7(1):203-212
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The Syrian conflict: Russia as a subject of the settlement process

Hadzhieva B.M., Gatsieva T.I., Bondar I.A.

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the article examines the main aspects of the process aimed at the settlement and stabilization of the Syrian issue, identifies the interests of the parties to the conflict, and also defines the methods of analysis in the settlement of various political conflicts. Tracing the dynamics of the conflict, based on the assessments and forecasts of Russian and Western expert communities, it can be assumed that the settlement process in Syria is ideological in nature, which to some extent complicates the analysis of the conflict in an objective form. The role of Russia and its diplomatic initiatives on the issue under consideration are considered by the author as peacekeeping initiatives, since in essence the Russian Federation stands for political solutions to the conflict in accordance with all norms of international law, and Russia's activities in the Syrian Arab Republic aimed at consolidating peace and stabilizing the situation are also outlined. The structural and functional method was used to identify the causes of the conflict, as well as its structures, which were the basis for starting the settlement process and searching for optimal solutions. In addition, a comparative historical method was used on the example of the Geneva and Astana formats to analyze political events. The materials for the article were interviews of participants, reports, some journalistic investigations, as well as statements by officials from the countries participating in the settlement process.
Historical Bulletin. 2024;7(1):213-221
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Organization of travel abroad of Soviet citizens in the first half of the 1980s based on the materials of the Smolensk region

Ivanov A.M., Kupchenko K.V., Fedoskin N.N.

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this article is devoted to the activities of the commission for traveling abroad, which operated under the Smolensk Regional Committee of the CPSU in the first half of the 1980s. Using the example of the Smolensk Region, the authors highlight the work of an organization that controlled the departure of Soviet citizens abroad. The research was conducted on the basis of archival sources stored in the State Archive of Modern History of the Smolensk Region (hereinafter SAMHSR), many of which are being introduced into scientific circulation for the first time. Disadvantages and problems of departure are shown, but they conclude that despite everything difficult, there were no cases of treason or refusals from returning to their homeland on the part of residents of the Smolensk region.
Historical Bulletin. 2024;7(1):222-227
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The War of the Spanish Succession 1701-1713: research review

Vygodin V.A.

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this scientific article provides an overview of the research of the War of the Spanish Succession, which took place in the period 1701-1713. The author analyzes various sources and scientific works on this conflict, as well as archival materials, archaeological finds and periodicals. The article describes the causes and course of the war, its consequences and its impact on the political map of Europe. The War of the Spanish Succession was a Spanish dynastic conflict that began after the childless death of King Charles II of Spain. The throne of Spain belonged to Philip V of Bourbon, the grandson of Louis XIV of France, but the fear of many European powers of a dynastic alliance between France and Spain forced them to support Archduke Charles of Austria in his claims to the Spanish throne. The dynastic conflict turned into a fierce international war that forever decided the fate of the whole of Europe. This conflict marked the end of Spain's position as a hegemonic power in Europe, and it has since become a second-class power. The succession conflict also escalated into a real civil war between the Crown of Castile and the Crown of Aragon, which led to the loss of the historical Aragonese and Catalan fueros. The research was conducted using an interdisciplinary approach that combines historical, political, military and socio-cultural analysis, which makes this article a valuable resource for researchers, students and anyone interested in military history. Finally, this article provides a comprehensive overview of the studies of the War of the Spanish Succession of 1701-1713, presents various points of view and analyzes a wide range of materials. This contributes to a better understanding of the events of this period and leaves questions for future research.
Historical Bulletin. 2024;7(1):228-237
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Mishneh Torah by Rambam and other Jewish sources about European Jewish slave trading of the 8th – 11th centuries

Ivanov A.O.

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we analyze Jewish sources – a few paragraphs from the Mishnah Torah, one text from the answers of the Gaons and some data on Jewish onomastics in Central Europe in order to better understand the structure and context of the medieval Jewish slave trade. Two issues are important: the Canaanite status of slaves and the castration of slaves by Jewish physicians. We show that castration, strictly forbidden in the Talmud, was not banned in the Torah and was actively practiced by Jews in the Middle Ages. The information obtained from Jewish sources is in good agreement with information from Latin and Arabic annals about the supplies by Jews of castrated Slavs, as-Sakaliba, to the markets of Muslim Spain.
Historical Bulletin. 2024;7(1):238-254
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Influence of Russian language and culture on the language and culture of Xinjiang local (other) nationalities in China

Jin W.

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after the Russians appeared in Xinjiang, they developed close interaction with representatives of other nationalities living in Xinjiang. Through a long-term process of cultural exchange, other local ethnic groups in Xinjiang have absorbed Russian culture to varying degrees. Russian language, literature, art, food, clothing, architecture, etc. had a significant influence on local cultures, as a result of which representatives of other nationalities incorporated some elements of Russian culture into their own traditional cultures. As a result, a unique cultural phenomenon was formed. This article mainly analyzes the influence of Russian language and culture on the languages and cultures of local other nationalities in Xinjiang, revealing the diversity of local national languages and cultures in Xinjiang due to the influence of historical development.
Historical Bulletin. 2024;7(1):255-261
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