Studies into the History of Russia and Central-Eastern Europe, vol. 53. Special Issue (2018)
Articles
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Paweł Krokosz, The power of the Russian Empire – the military aspect in the work of selected Russian painters from the 18th until the early 20th century
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Przemysław Adamczewski, On the correspondence of the Adam Czartoryski party with imam Shamil and his naibs
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Jarosław Rubacha, The Central Powers and the Balkans. A Study of Diplomatic Activities of Germany and Austro-Hungary in Southeast Europe (1909–1913)
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Grzegorz Zackiewicz, Polish political elites on events in Russia in the first months after the November 1917 Bolshevik coup d'état
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Henryk Walczak, Antecedents of the internment of the highest authorities of the Second Polish Republic in Romania in September 1939
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Anna Bańkowska, Jewish social welfare institutions and facilities in the General Government from 1939 to 1944. A preliminary study
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Marek Wojnar, A minor ally or a minor enemy? The Hungarian issue in the political thought and activity of Ukrainian integral nationalists
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Olga Gontarska, Searching for inclusive narrative: Crimean Tatars in Ukrainian films
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Krzysztof Popek, The Mufti Institution in the Bulgaria at the Beginning of the 20th Century. A Case Study