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Since 1989 Panorama of Russia has specialized in academic and reference publications from the Russian Federation and the Commonwealth of Independent States.
[ Bibliographical genealogy of the peoples of the Caucasus in Russian : ] Moscow: Staraia Basmannaia, 2015 Language: Russian
Price: $ 16.00
The bibliography contains 2000 works on genealogy of the peoples of the Caucasus (Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan) in Russian. It includes books, brochures, prints, and articles in periodicals.
This collection studies the history of diasporas from the USSR and Russia in the 19th-20th centuries, including diasporas from the former Soviet republics to Russia and vice versa. Diasporas are studied from territorial and chronological aspects.
This catalog includes paleotypes (which, for their cultural and historical significance, are close to incunabulae) of the first half of the 16th century. Jewish book publishing that started soon after the printing press was invented became part of European culture.
Filipp Mironov (1872-1921), a military officer and writer, happened to be in the midst of the events that took place in the Don territory, and did his best to defend the ideals of social justice and freedom in the years of the 1917 revolution and the Civil War.
This is the materials of the twenty-eighth All-Russian conference on the history and geography of studies on Cossacks as well as on the historiography of this field.
This collected work includes the proceedings of two consecutive conferences of 2006 and 2007 on the ethnic history and current state of Central Asia, including the Kazakh and Caucasian people, their traditional social organization, religion, life style, ethnic self-vision, material and spiritual culture.
This collection embraces articles by Siberian scholars about the settlement of Russians in Siberia over a three hundred year period after the March of Ermak. The articles included cover a wide range of topics: various waves and groups of migrants and theirs influence on Siberia; interethnic interaction of migrants with aboriginals and within the migrant pool which included an ethnical mixture; social and demographic structure of Siberian society (population), etc.
This book analyzes the social characteristics of the Kuzbass region, an industrial area in southern Siberia. The regional electorate and their political orientations and voting preferences are described, based on surveys of 1994-96.
[ The Beginning of the Cossack settlement of Siberia : ] Moscow: Institut Rossiiskoi Istorii RAN, 1996 Language: Russian
Price: $ 18.00
This brochure studies the role of the Cossacks in the conquest of Siberia in the 16th century, the study and settlement of North Asia, and the formation of the Cossack battalions beyond the Urals. Includes bibliography.
This book focuses on the national aims and interests of the CIS member-states as a whole and their attitudes towards developing partnerships with Russia. Special attention is paid to the regions of Central Asia, Ukraine, and Transcaucasus.
This collected work includes the proceedings of two consequent conferences on the ethnic history and current state of Central Asian and Caucasian peoples, their traditional social organization, life style, and material and spiritual culture.
This collected work is about the Jewish legacy in Belorussia and Ukraine: the architecture of shtetlach and synagogues, tombs and epitaphs, oral folklore and history.
[ Quiet Don : ] St. Petersburg: Dmitrii Bulanin, 1994 Language: Russian
Price: $ 16.50
The book "Tikhii Don", originally published in 1914, it is a collection of essays on the history of the Don Cossacks. The author, who died in emigration in 1940, is himself a candidate for the authorship of the novel `Tikhii Don`, traditionally attributed to Sholokhov.
This is a collection of articles on the ethnography and culture of aboriginal peoples of the Far North and Siberia: Traditions, folklore, genealogy, beliefs and arts. Among the contributors are ethnographers, archeologists, historians, linguists, sociologists, etc.
[ Gagauz folk fairy-tale : ] St. Petersburg: RKhGA, 2013 Language: Russian
Price: $ 24.00
This monograph deals with Gagauz folk fairy-tales on the basis of materials collected in South Bessarabia in the 19th – 20th centuries, archival and literary sources.
This brochure contains information about a military cemetery in the city of Minsk. The chapel built in 1898 commemorates veterans of the Russian-Turkish war of 1877-1878. The brochure includes biographical information about the people buried in the cemetery before the revolution of 1917.
This issue of the series includes articles on the historiosophy of literature, Belorussian Renaissance, Ukrainian baroque in the literature of N. Gogol and G. Skovoroda (18th-20th), the Georgian poet Vazha Pshavella and the writer Nodar Dumbadze, the poetry of the Armenian poet P.
[ Military force of the Altai Mountain District: 1726-1917 : ] Tomsk: Tomskii Universitet, 2001 Language: Russian
Price: $ 25.50
The Tomsk fortress (founded in 1604) located in the foothills of Altai was one of the first military centers of Russian colonization of Siberia. The next step was taking over the Alai mountain range with its rich deposits of precious and non-ferrous metals.
This collected work includes the proceedings of two consecutive conferences of 2000 and 2001 on the ethnic history and current state of Central Asian, including the Kazakh and Caucasian people, their traditional social organization, religion, life style, ethnic self-vision, material and spiritual culture.
This collected work includes the proceedings of two consecutive conferences of 1998 and 1999 on the ethnic history and current state of Central Asian, including Kazakh and Caucasian people, their traditional social organization, religion, life style, ethnic self-vision, and material and spiritual culture.
This book describes birth, marriage, and burial customs of various Finno-Ugrian peoples. The author points to the adverse influence of education and urbanization on rituals, to modification of rituals, and their current formal use.
The nationalist conflicts of the 1980-1990s that caused a renewed interest in the problems of ethnic identity, prompted this study of the personal, social, and collective components of ethnicity among four Finno-Ugric people of the Ural area: Mordovians, Udmurts, Marians, and Komi.
The report is based on field studies in two regions of compact settlements of Greeks in eastern Georgia, and describes the local version of the Pontus dialect. The author also touches upon their ethnic self-identity and the history of Pontus continued in this diaspora.
This collected work includes the proceedings of two consequent conferences on the ethnic history and current state of Central Asian and Caucasian peoples, their traditional social organization, life style, material and spiritual culture.
This monograph studies the historical traditions of eating in Tukmenistan, its traditional food and cuisine, rituals and etiquette of everyday and holiday eating, family and social meals. Bibliography.
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