Contemporary.T. 1, [№ 1/2]

Contemporary: a literary and political magazine - 1836 T1 - 1846 T 44 1847 T1 - 1866 T 113 (№№ 3/4) -Sankt Petersburg, 1836-1866 -Nadzagolovki: T 1-4 (1836) literary magazine published by Alexander Pushkin;T 5 (1837) literary magazine AS Pushkina, published after the death of his book Viazemsky P A, V A Zhukovski, Krajewski A A, B and F Odoyevsky PA Pletnev;T 6-8 (1837) literary magazine AS Pushkina, published on his death in favor of its family book Viazemsky P A, V A Zhukovski, Krajewski A A, B and F Odoyevsky PA Pletnev;T 9 (1838) - 44 (1846) published by PA Pletnev;T 1-73 (1847-1859) literary magazine, published since 1847 and Nekrasov Panayev and H;T 74 (1859) - 91 (1862) literary magazine, and (c 1859) Policy, published since 1847 and Nekrasov Panayev and H;92/93 T (1862) literary magazine, and (c 1859) policy;T 94 (1863) - 113 (1866) and political literary magazine, published by NA NekrasovLiterary and political magazine, founded by AS Pushkin published in St. Petersburg from April 1836 to May 1866 During 1837, after the death of AS Pushkin, a magazine produced by a group of writers, led by PA Vyazemsky, then - PA Pletnev(1837-1846) January 1, 1847 edition of the magazine came under N Nekrasov In 1847-1848 was the official editor AV Nikitenko - literary historian, professor of St. Petersburg University, St. Petersburg censor censorship committee in 1848 and became editor and Pan, and programmagazine determined article VG Belinsky since 1853, together with the N Nekrasov, head of the magazine became NG Chernyshevsky and since 1856 - NA Dob from January 1859 - on April 1863 in the journal "Contemporary" published a satirical app "whistle"which consisted of humorous literary works and critical articles, notes and cartoons May 28, 1866 the magazine was closed the emperor's personal decree of Alexander II1 People (collection) 2 Russian language (collection) 3 Domestic serials and serials (collection) 4 Russian Literature - 19 5 Logs - Coverage of issues of social and political life - Russia 6 Social and political literature - History -Russia - Periodicals 7 Literary magazines - Russia - 19, 8 newsmagazines - RussiaLBC 633 (2) 52-72ya52LBC 833 (2 = 4112) 52ya52electronic copy Source: PBT1, [№ 1/2] / [Edited A in Nikitenko] - in the printing house Edward Prata, 1847 - [842] with section Pag: Tab -Toma title on the title page: Contemporary: Literary Journal, published since 1847 and Panayev and N Negasov, edited by Nikitenko Volume IFrom the content: Roman in nine letters: the story / f m Dostoevsky (from 45-54 [scans 677-686]), and other materials - a bibliography in the substitution notes and in the textI Nikitenko, Alexander Vasilyevich (1804-1877) II Nekrasov, Nikolai Alekseevich (poet; 1821-1877) III Panayev, Ivan Ivanovich (1812-1862) 1 people (collection) 2 Russian language (Collection) 3 domestic serial and continuing editions (Collection) 4 fm Dostoevsky (Collection) 5 Russian literature - 19 in 6 Literary magazines - Russia - 19 in 7 Public and political magazines - RussiaBBK 633 (2) 52-72Я52BBK 833 (2 = 4112) 52Я52BBK 84 (2 = 4112) 5Y52Electronic Source: PBPlace of Storage Original: RGPU them A and Herzen