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| Nº 3 (2023) |
S. Dullin. The Thick Frontier. The Origins of Soviet Policies (1920–1940) / Transl. by E. Kustovaia. Moscow, NLO Publ., 2019. 416 p. |
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Ivanova M.
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| Nº 3 (2024) |
Secret committee of high political surveillance in Russia and Polish emigration (1837–1839) |
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Babosha I.
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| Nº 1 (2024) |
Family Multilingualism in the Minority Community of Croatia (The Сase of a Multilingual Family from Western Slavonia) |
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Pilipenko G., Borisov S.
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| Nº 3 (2024) |
Serbian-Albanian conflict 1913–1914: perception in the Russian press |
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Medovarov M.
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| Nº 3 (2025) |
Syntactic Constructions with Coordinating Conjunctions in Homilies of Kirill of Turov. 1. |
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Makeeva I.
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| Nº 4 (2023) |
N.I. Tolstoy and Slavo-Serbian Literature |
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Kretschmer A.
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| Nº 1 (2024) |
The Slovak-Hungarian «Small War» in the Context of the Post-Munich Crisis in Bilateral Relations (March – September 1939) |
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Salkov A.
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| Nº 4 (2024) |
Slovenian Poet and Austrian Writer: Maja Haderlap’s «Hybrid» Identity and Overcoming Post-Memory Trauma |
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Starikova N.
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| Nº 2 (2025) |
Word About Irina Alexandrovna Sedakova |
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Tolstaya S.
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| Nº 3 (2024) |
Comparative description of lexical systems (on the material of the Serbian-Russian dictionary) |
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Shapich Y.
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| Nº 1 (2023) |
Selectional Properties of Slovak and Hungarian Adverbs with General Meaning ‘Often’ (Corpus-Based Study) |
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Vashchenko D.
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| Nº 3 (2023) |
Old Church Slavonic Phraseological Calques in the Aspect of their Further Phraseologization |
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Efimova V.
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| Nº 2 (2025) |
The «old age» as a Value in Bulgarian and Modern Greek Phraseology |
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Markou C.
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| Nº 1 (2023) |
‘Passions’ Around the Second Fryderyk Chopin Piano Competition in Warsaw (1932) |
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Semakina T.
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| Nº 1 (2024) |
FRG’s Strategy and Tactics on the Formation of the Post-Yugoslav Space in the 1990s |
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Trunov P.
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| Nº 1 (2025) |
The Fate of the Russian Socialist Revolutionary P.V. Zlobin and the Projects of the Belarusian Higher School (1918–1920) |
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Kuksa A.
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| Nº 2 (2024) |
Typology and lexicography: the russian verb brosit’ and its serbian translational equivalent baciti on a typological background |
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Ryzhova D.
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| Nº 2 (2023) |
Tolstoy Conferences XXI–XXVI (2017–2022) |
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Tolstaya S.
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| Nº 1 (2025) |
Connotative Meanings of ‘White’ in the Lower Mythology of the Slavs in the Light of the Etymology of Proto-Slavic *běl- |
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Agapkina T.
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| Nº 4 (2024) |
The Trauma of Emigration: Language Change (B. Stanišić, V. Čolić, A. Mahmutović, A. Božičević, N. Kulidžan) |
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Shatko E.
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| Nº 6 (2024) |
Evil has many names: davol, natemago, dajeskraja (on the issue of macedonian demononyms) |
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Verizhnikova E., Chivarzina A.
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| Nº 1 (2024) |
Participation of the Comintern and the All-Slavic Anti-Fascist Committee in the Сreation of Foreign Military Formations on the Territory of the USSR (1941–1945) |
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Sinitsyn F.
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| Nº 4 (2023) |
The Film «Against all Odds» by Yuri Ilyenko at the Crossroads of Cultures |
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Viren D.
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| Nº 3 (2023) |
Financial Рolicy of the Serbian Рrincipality on the Еve of the Serbian-Turkish war. 1875–1876 |
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Nikiforov D.
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| Nº 3 (2024) |
Photographic album of Bosnia and Herzegovina by P. P. Pyatnitsky (new information) |
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Melchakova K.
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| Nº 3 (2025) |
Franciscan Monasteries in Herzegovina Through the Eyes of Russian Diplomats in the 1850s–1870s |
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Melchakokva K.
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| Nº 4 (2024) |
Functional and Stylistic Equivalence by Translating the Facts of Code-Switching (on the Material of Russian Verbs in the Polish «Version R» of A. Burgess’ Novel «A Clockwork Orange») |
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Ostapchuk O.
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| Nº 3 (2024) |
Khovanshchina. Doneseniia shvedskikh agentov, 1682–1683 gg. Podgotovka teksta, perevod, primechaniia i posleslovie G. M. Kazakova i A. S. Lavrova. St. Petersburg: Nauka, 2022, 230 p. |
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Troebst S.
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| Nº 4 (2023) |
Central Europe as a Myth and Model in the Texts of Czesław Miłosz, Milan Kundera and Danilo Kiš |
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Polyakov D.
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| Nº 1 (2023) |
Shadiye Osmanoglu. My Father Abdul-Hamid II, or the Confessions of the Last Ottoman Sultan’s Daughter: A Memoir |
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Leontyeva A.
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| Nº 2 (2025) |
Szlachta of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and the Counter-Reformation at the Beginning of the Second Decade of the 17th Century |
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Florya B.
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| Nº 1 (2023) |
Štícha F., Vondráček M., Kolářová I., Smejkalová I., Giger M., Osolsobě K., Petkevič V., Veselý L., Lukešová L., Panevová L., Ševčíková M., Bílková J., Kopáčková L., Půda L. Comprehensive Academic Grammar of Contemporary Standard Czech. Prague, Academia Publ., 2021, 978 p. |
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Izotov A.
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| Nº 3 (2025) |
The Economic Situation in Romania in the Early 1950s According to Documents from the Russian Archives |
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Volokitina T.
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| Nº 2 (2024) |
Epidigmatics of international lexemes пилот/рilot in comparative aspect (on the material of slavic languages) |
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Shkapenko T., Dudurich O.
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| Nº 4 (2024) |
Ethnolinguistics and Folklore Poetics. 4. «A Mother Bewitches her Son into a Snake» |
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Sedakova I.
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| Nº 2 (2023) |
Hate Speech and Church Slavonic Literature: Towards the History of the Editing of Liturgical Books in Russia (19th–20th centuries) |
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Kravetsky A.
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| Nº 6 (2024) |
The linguistic situation among macedonians, czechs and slovaks in Vojvodina (based on materials from the 2023 expedition) |
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Borisov S., Kikilo N., Nemchinov V.
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