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Herald of Europe. - G. 1 1866 (March 9) - G. 53 1918. - St. Petersburg, 1866-1918. -
In the subhead: 1866-1867 - Journal of Historical and Political Sciences; 1868-1909 - Journal of History, Politics, Literature; 1910-1917 - Journal of Science, Politics, and Literature, founded by MM Stasyulevich in 1866
Place of publication: 1866-1914 St. Petersburg; 1914-1918 Petrograd.
Editor-publisher (until 1908) M. M. Stasyulevich, from 1909 to 1916 - Professor M. M. Kovalevsky; In 1914, the journal was led by three co-editors - KK Arseniev, Ovsyaniko-Kulikovsky and the scientist-economist AS Posnikov, from 1916 to 1918 - D. D. Grimm and DN Ovsyaniko-Kulikovsky, with the participation of K K. Arsen'eva and A. S. Posnikova.
From 1866 to 1868 there were 4 volumes per year, from 1869 - monthly.
Until 1909 the signature of the publication also indicated serial numbers, years and volumes, continuing the account of the years and volumes of the previous journal published by NM Karamzin in 1802-1830.
It is published since March 9, 1866.
"The Bulletin of Europe" - the domestic literary and political and historical He continued the tradition of the eponymous magazine founded in 1802 by N. M. Karamzin. In the magazine, priority was given to history and politics. Well-known scientists and publicists were published: KA Timiryazev, IM Sechenov, V. Yu. Skalon, II Mechnikov, SM Soloviev, KD Kavelin, AF Koni, E. K. Rapp, AN Veselovsky, AN Pypin, DN Ovsyaniko-Kulikovsky, FF Zelinsky, FF Martens, KK Arseniev, AS Khakhanov and others. In the literary department - IS Turgenev, IA Goncharov, AN Ostrovsky, PD Boborykin, VS Soloviev, ME Saltykov-Shchedrin, as well as articles on financial and economic issues and the journalism of GB Iollos, AF Zhokhov, AV Zhirkevich, P. H. Schwanebach
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I. Stasyulevich, Mikhail Matveyevich (1826-1911). II. Kovalevsky, Maxim Maksimovich (1851-1916). III. Arseniev, Constantine Konstantinovich (1837-1919). IV. Ovsyaniko-Kulikovsky, Dmitry Nikolayevich (1853-1920) .1. Domestic serials and continuing editions (collection). 2. Russian language (collection). 3. General history - Periodicals. 4. Russia - History - until 1917 - Periodicals. 5. Historical journals - Russia - 19-20 centuries. |
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G. 14 1879, v. 3, May-June. - M. Stasyulevych printing house, 1879. - 866 p. -
The avalanche numbering is on the advancer: Year 43. - Volume 251. - 1/13 May 1879.
On the title page also: seventy-seventh volume.
Contents: Ruin: Historical Monograph: 1663-1687: V-VIII / N. Kostomarov. Link to Sakhalin / Dm. Thalberg. Pozzo di Borgo and France at the beginning of the second quarter of the XIX century: the ending: II / C. Soloviev. Correspondence from London. The African colony and the war with the Zulus / R. Two brochures on the Central Asian railway / LM Note. Universal and Russian postal statistics for 1877 / A. Foreign policy. Revision of the customs tariff in Germany. Ruin. Historical monograph: 1663-1687: End of the first part: IX-XII / N. Kostomarov. Literary Pan-Slavism / A. Pypin. Our beekeeping and zemstvo: agricultural note / A. I. Uspensky. Internal review. The question of schism. Secular laws. The instruction of 1858. The law of 1874 on metric books and its gaps. Split in the form of public education. The newspaper Staroobryadets. Attitude to her schismatic hierarchs. "Appeal" about the unity of the Old Believers. Moscow connoisseur of the schism of St. Petersburg. Polemic curiosities. The probability of further changes in the split. Correspondence from Berlin. Where are we going? Foreign Policy. The Principality of Bulgaria and Eastern Romania, [and others]. - Bibliography in the notes.
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