Revolution and counter-revolution in the Cossack’s village of Cherlakovskaya. 1918–1928 by M. S. Novikov

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White’s Hotel: A Junction of British Radical Culture in Early 1790s Paris by Rachel Rogers

“…Quelques-unes des manifestations spatiales de cette culture prorévolutionnaire sont examinées, et surtout celle de l’hôtel White, situé au cœur de l’action révolutionnaire. …”
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Power, money and Russian distemper (about monograph of M. V. Khodyakov «Money of the Revolution and the Civil War: 1917–1920») by D. I. Petin

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«Troubles of the 20th century» in Siberia: a look through documentary heritage (historical and archival conferences in Omsk on history of the revolution and the Civil War in Russia... by M. I. Mashkarin

“…Then, in 1918–1919, the city of Omsk, having gained a special position on the political map of Russia, became the capital of «White» Russia, headed by Admiral A. V. Kolchak. …”
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The academic publication of famous memoirs of general A. I. Denikin by V. S. Izmozik

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Modern perception of the Civil War: pedagogy as overcoming myths in mass consciousness by D. I. Petin, M. M. Stelmak

Subjects: “…revolution of 1917 year…”
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Report letter from Irkutsk official S. A. Shimansky with recommendation to deport Jews from Russia to the Supreme Ruler Admiral A. V. Kolchak (December 1918) by A. V. Sushko, M. M. Stelmak

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At the turning point: the Russian Orthodox Church in years of great upheavals (about new monograph by A. S. Puchenkov, V. V. Kalinovsky) by S. L. Firsov

Subjects: “…russian revolution…”
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From investigation to detection: Criminal Investigation Organs of Perm province during years of revolution and civil war in Russia by V. I. Teterin

“…A lot of investigators, some having started their career before the revolution, continued working under both the white and the red. …”
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New documents on the arrest of family of General N. N. Stogov in 1919 by A. V. Ganin

“…The study, which is theoretically based on a biographical method, sheds light on the features of the repressive practice of the Cheka during the Civil War and on the history of the confrontation between the Chekists and the white underground in Moscow. The work is addressed to researchers of the events of the Revolution and the Civil War in Russia, military, social and political history.…”
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The system of local self-government under government of A. V. Kolchak (The Case of Perm province) by V. I. Teterin

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At the dawn of the White Movement (about A. S. Puchenkov’s monograph «The first year of the Volunteer Army: from the emergence of the “Alekseevskaya Organization” to the formation... by D. A. Bazhanov

“…Puchenkov allows to get a comprehensive picture of the military and political formation of the White Movement in the South of Russia, highlights the main factors for the success of the counter-revolution in 1918, presents vivid portraits of its leaders, revealing their difficult relationships. …”
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Internal agricultural policy of the government of A. V. Kolchak by E. A. Koshechkina

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«Russia is being openly destroyed by satanic forces...»: a memo from Archpriest Vladimir Vostokov to Metropolitan Anthony (Khrapovitsky) by Yu. A. Biryukova, A. S. Puchenkov

“…In addition to discussing the decree, Father Vladimir makes a lengthy digression into history, describing the events of the Russian Revolution and the Civil War, assessing the leaders and participants of the White Movement, inevitably touching on the Jewish question, as well as the reasons for the defeat of the White Movement.…”
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On activities of anti-Bolshevik governments during the Civil War in Russia by E. A. Koshechkina

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The historical roots of post-apartheid intra-working-class racism by Tlhabane Mokhine ‘Dan’ Motaung

“… Both European colonialism and apartheid shaped the economic history of South Africa, at the heart of which was the super exploitation of Black labour for the benefits of capital, the state, and white labour. While the early mercantile and agricultural economic stages influenced South Africa’s racial capitalism, it was the era of the mineral revolution in the late 19th century – as well as the attendant imperative for cheap, Black labour – which formed the bedrock of the Union of South Africa in 1910 and later necessitated the rise of the apartheid state. …”
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Representations of the First Colonial “Civil War” in Victoria’s Reign: the Canadian Rebellions in the English Press (1837–1838) by Françoise Lejeune

“…This article examines the various representations circulating in the British press of an unexpected and peculiar occurrence: a “civil war” which took place in the white colonies of Canada in 1837–38. In fact, the terms used to refer to the event varied according to the sources. …”
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ADOPTERs of Innovation in a Crisis: The History of Vera Gedroits, Kanehiro Takaki and the Russo-Japanese War of 1904–1905 by Pratik Raichurkar, BMed, Devesh Kaushal, MBBS, MS, FRACS, Robert Beaumont Wilson, MBBS (Hons 1), BSc, FRACS, FACS

“…Kanehiro Takaki, a Japanese Naval surgeon, showed in 1884 a diet of barley, meat, milk, bread, and beans, rather than polished white rice, eliminated beriberi in the Japanese Navy. …”
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EVOLUTION OF THE PHENOMENON OF CITIZENSHIP IN THE CONTEXT OF HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE WESTERN EUROPE by L. Y. Maximova

“…The arriving population is again structured within the framework of binary oppositions: “resident - stranger”, “an European - a non-European”, “white - black (black, yellow-skinned)”, “educated - uneducated”, “ChristianMuslim” and so on. …”
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