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Studia Slavica et Balcanica Petropolitana 2017 №1

 

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Malinovská, Nora.Svatopluk’s Regnum Sclavorum as a source of medieval Slavic concepts of Sclavinia
Petrov, Nikolay Igorevich. Slovenin of the «Russkaya Pravda» and Slovene of the «Tale of Bygone Years»

Fontes / Historical Sources

Weber, Dmitriy Ivanovich; Nosova, Ekaterina Igorevna.The Chronicle of Peter of Dusburg translatedby Jan Potocki (1761–1815). Towards the study of the Baltic region
Lystsova, Anastasiia Sergeevna. "For a truly stable, secure, and prosperous… Fatherland": the search for a resolution to 1741 accession crisis in Russia

Disputatio / Discussion

Martyniouk, Aleksey Viktorovich.“The Great Schism” of Eastern Slavic Medieval Studies: Seven Theses for Discussion
Kutiavin, Vladimir Vladimirovich.On the “new” privileged status of the university course “The history of the South and West Slavs”

Recensionis / Reviews

Uzhankov, Alexander. The Church and the Byzantine Empire: Epiphanic link of events
Petrov, Aleksey Vladimirovich. A turning point in the study of the Old Russian «everyday life». About the monography Dolgov V. V. Byt i nravy Drevney Rusi. Miry povsednevnosti XI–XIII vv. [Life and customs of Ancient Rus’. Everyday life worlds of the 11th – 13th centuries]. St. Petersburg: Oleg Abyshko Publ., 2017. 592 p. ISBN 978- 5-903525-92-8
Plishkova, Anna; Sulyak, Sergey Georgievich. The Rusin journal: 12 years is not the limit

In Memoriam / In Memoriam

Volkov, Nikolay; Skepyan Nina. Bokhan Yury Nikolaevich (21.02.1966 – 13.04.2017)
Arakcheev, Vladimir Anatolyevich. Yuriy Georgievich Alexeev (15.04.1926–13.04.2017)
Filyushkin, Alexander Ilich. Anna Leonidovna Horoshkevich (28.03.1931―01.05.2017)

 

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