Genealogy of the Omsk Batyushkins family in first half of the 19th century according to church records by D. I. Petin

Subjects: “…russian empire…”
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Overcoming the Revolution by E. I. Pivovar

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Governors-General of the Steppe Region (1882–1917) by V. V. Germizeeva

Subjects: “…russian empire…”
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Active operations of Ashgabat branch of Russian-Asian Commercial Bank (1905–1917) by B. A. Alimdjanov

“…The financial institutions of the Russian Empire took into account local specifics and encouraged the production of export-oriented products. …”
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Power of emperor in Russian legal discourse of second half of 19th– early 20th centuries: justification and options for interpretation by I. G. Adoneva, Yu. V. Druzhinina

“…The legal professorship formed an outwardly consistent discourse between the theoretical aspects of state law and the content of the Basic State Laws of the Russian Empire: teachers had to justify and explain the existence of the unlimited power of the monarch. …”
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«The black room» the Russian foreign Ministry against Napoleon by D. E. Larin

“…This article deals with the successful activity of the Russian Empire cryptographers against Napoleon and his troops. …”
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THE SOCIAL COMPOSITION AND MAIN TASKS OF RUSSIAN RIGHT-MONARCHIST AND CENTRIST POLITICAL PARTIES OF THE EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY by A. S. Zabolotskikh

“…This article analyzes the social composition of the political parties of the Russian Empire in the early XX century and a real reflection of interests of different social groups. …”
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Fundamental Bases of Success and Prestige of National Engineering Education by A. I. Rudskoy, S. V. Kabyshev, A. I. Borovkov, P. I. Romanov, N. S. Grishina

“…The main subject of analysis in the article is the normative legal acts of the Russian Empire and the USSR. The authors refer to the fundamental bases of engineering education only those components that have passed the test of time, post-revolutionary experiments during the change of historical epochs. …”
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A Few Words about the Hybrid Nature of Mawlid’s Text of the 18th Century by Alla Kozhinowa

“…This statement can be supported by the fact that “Mawlid” (Birth) was created no earlier than the 18th century, when the ter- ritories bordering the Russian Empire alongside the territories which had entered the Russian Empire after partitioning the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth were greatly influenced by the East Slavonic dialects as well as standards in writing. …”
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General Volmar Anton von Shlippenbah – a Descendant of Livonian Knights by A. V. Bespalov, N. A. Kopylov

“…The article restores, on a basis of unpublished documents and little–known works, the biography of Volmar Anton von Shlippenbah, one of the participants in the Northern war (1700–1721), who battled on the side of the Swedish king for the long time and finished the career on the service of the Russian Empire.…”
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Provincial Administration and Local Nobility in Courland in the Middle of the 19th Century by N. A. Mogilevskii

“…Courland, along with other Baltic provinces, remained a special territory in the political and legal landscape of the Russian Empire.…”
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Origin and Development of Service Cynology in Modern Ukraine by V. S. Seliukov

“…First of all, at the time when the territory of modern Ukraine was part of the Russian Empire, and eventually the Soviet Union, the police service cynology was originated in Ukraine. …”
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THE EMERGENCE AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE RESPONSIBILITY OF MILITARY PERSONNEL FOR VIOLATING ANTI-CORRUPTION LAWS BEFORE THE XX CENTURY by S. Tereshchuk

“…In addition, the main conditions for the emergence and preservation of corruption in the Russian Empire have been examined. A critical assessment to the implementation of local government by appointing vicars without establishing a money allowance for them (the «feeding» system has been given.…”
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RUSSIAN SCIENTIFIC DEGREES IN AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES IN THE LATE 19th AND EARLY 20th CENTURIES by O. Yu. Elina

“…This paper discusses the formation of the scientific appraisal system in high agricultural schools in the Russian Empire. Attention is focused on the activities of renowned professors I.A. …”
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Problems of book carrying in the works of Vaclovas Biržiška by Bronius Raguotis

“…Lithuanian publications in Latin script were banned and persecuted by the authorities of the Russian Empire. Therefore, they were published abroad and secretly transported to Lithuania. …”
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HISTORY OF THE RUSSIAN CENTRAL BANKS AS DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTIONS (1860-1991) by S. Matveevskij

“…It was concluded that the author concludes that the state banks of Russia both during the Russian Empire and after 1917 in addition to the special func-tions of central banks, constantly implemented the functions of development banks. …”
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The Origin of the Large-Scale Industry in Klaipėda's Region in the end of the 19th - beginning of the 20th century by Julius Žukas

“…The investment was impeded by the unsafe frontier with the Russian Empire, the major German trade sets could not find any serious interests there, whereas the province bourgeoisie was too conservative and tried to avoid any novelty.   …”
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The links between the banned Lithuanian press and the national identity by Vytautas Merkys

“…The publishing was concentrated in Lithuanian Minor (Prussia, Germany) and the USA and secretly disseminated among Lithuanians in the Russian Empire. This press (books and periodicals) was a major factor in Lithuanian national identity. …”
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Censorship of the Polish Periodical Press in Vilnius in the Years 1905–1914 by Olga Mastianica

“… The article is devoted to the policy of censorship in Lithuania after the Manifesto issued by Emperor Nicholas II on 17 October 1905 in order to find out those ideas, thoughts, and opinions that the authorities of the Russian Empire sought to exclude from the communication process. …”
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Transformation of the highest political elite in Russia after Peter the Great in the process of “palace coups” by D. A. Filimonov

“…The article is devoted to the study of the transformation of the highest political elite of the Russian Empire after the death of Peter the Great. This is one of the most difficult and dramatic periods in Russian history, called the era of “palace coups”. …”
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