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The Hoover Institution Library & Archives launched our Russia Abroad Digital Collection, a landmark repository allowing free, searchable, and unrestricted #access to more than half a million pages of #Russian language newspapers. Learn more about the project: hoover.org/press/hoover-l…

Malutka cegiełka polskich badań nad dziejami Rosji i regionu dołożona….:) Wkrótce kolejne….

Takie rzeczy w UK. Im się wciąż chce badać dzieje Rosji.

In January 1917, the magazine "Lukomorye" came out with a white cover (the image was removed by the censors). The caption to the picture, which remained intact, said that it was a variation on the Gabriel von Max's "Anatomist" with a new subtitle: "Over the corpse of victory."

New book. Open access! Anton Fomin on Russian officers in politics of the early 21 century Фомин А.Ю. «Офицерство волнуется…»: Российский офицерский корпус и публич- ная политика в 1905–1914 годах  naukapublishers.ru/konkurs/2024/F…

My new piece in Revolutionary Russia RevRussiaJournal, part of an upcoming forum on the 101st anniversary of the death of Lenin. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

My article on the main fear of the Russian Revolution: the coming of the general on a white horse. academia.edu/resource/work/…

Just in time for the 101st anniversary of Lenin's death, RevRussiaJournal has published my contribution to a forum commemorating the first leader of the Soviet state. It’s now available online, with free access for the first 50 downloads. tandfonline.com/eprint/UYAAKBT…

1/ I'm happy to share that my short article, "Re-examining Lenin’s Writings on the National Question: An Early Marxist Critique from the Imperial Periphery," has been published in RevRussiaJournal : tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

The most mentioned person in 1917? Kerensky—no surprise. Second place? General Kornilov—makes sense. But third wasn’t Lenin—it was SR leader Viktor Chernov! That’s unexpected.

In 1916, two researchers set out to the Russian Empire's Eger POW camp with a unique idea: to record the language and folk songs of its Georgian prisoners. Join us this week as we sit down with Brian Fairley to discuss early 20th century audio recording! patreon.com/posts/recordin…

Another digital revolution! Yandex Archive has digitised Izvestia from its very first issue in 1917 to today — over 30,000 editions now freely accessible and fully searchable. A game-changer for the scholars and the simply curious! yandex.ru/archive/catalo…

The book is out! A New Imperial History of Northern Eurasia: From Russian to Global History, vol. 2: 1700–1918. For details including the extended toc and illustrations follow the link in reply.

New book on how the Russian Foreign Ministry was trying to create a positive image of the country during the war and revolution Кострикова Е.Г. Информационная политика российского правительства в годы Первой мировой войны и революции. 1914-1917 гг. М., 2024

I haven't read a book from retweet yet, but I can recommend another title about the Caucasian front (esp. for those who like publications of archival documents). The huge volume (1122 pages) contains papers from Russian and Armenian archives. Russian speakers may find it useful.