Based on the archival sources, the article reviews the activities of the Nobility Deputy Assembly in the Northern Caucasus in 1905 – 1917. The author examines the role of noble organizations in solving the class issues in Russia in the early XXth century. She notes a marked increase in the activity of the Stavropol noble Assembly caused by the events of the revolution of 1905 – 1907 yy. In this case the author draws attention to the fact that during this period, autocracy strictly limited the power of the nobility Assembly, and in addition noble organization was strictly forbidden to discuss political issues. It is noted that local nobles were quite passive in social and political activity and they were not involved in the work created at the time of the joint noble societies, although some regional representatives of the nobility (in particular K. I. Bielecki) participated in the activities of the First nobility Congress in 1906 y. Charitable activity of the Noble Assembly during the First World War was also investigated in the he article. The noble mutual benefit was created to assist the families of killed and wounded warriors and for maintenance of hospitals. In addition, the Noble Assembly provided the upper floor of noble house for the hospital, and the lower one for the Ladies' Committee. The article shows that despite all the difficulties there was a gradual clearance of the political position of the nobility of the Northern Caucasus at the beginning of the XXth century. The author draws attention to the fact that noble organization has proposed various measures aimed at strengthening economic and political influence of this class. She comes to the conclusion that the role of the nobility in the social structure of Russian society of that time is undergoing a significant transformation, and the importance of the nobility in the system of socio-economic relations and the management system of the Russian Empire was significantly reduced
This article presents the results of the content analysis
of the US National Security Strategies published in the
period 1991-2010. The emphasis is on identifying the
role of non-governmental organizations in building of
the US political strategy, as well as considering the
evolutionary path of NGOs during various presidential
administrations of the United States. The conclusion is
drawn that during the considered period nongovernmental
organizations became an integral part of
the US foreign policy doctrine. NGOs have become
one of the most important instruments of the "soft
power" of the United States, primarily with regard to
the spread of democratic foundations and civil society.
The results demonstrate the difference in approaches to
the "soft power" between the democratic and
republican administrations of the United States of
America
The article covers basic approaches of the Black-Hundred’s ideology to the problem of difference of the Western and Russian civilizations. Extreme-rights borrowed Slavophile conception about original way of Russian evolution caused by different factors, first of all, by religious reason. It was a foundations for negation of western proposals to reform the country and assertion of the thesis to support own tradition
The task of improving of quality of school education is
a problem pressing for education workers both before,
and now. This article attempts to examine ways of
solving it by teachers of Chechen-Ingush ASSR in the
60s-70's last century. The Republic paid great attention
to recruitment and retention of trained teaching staff at
schools. Competence of teaching staff was developed
continuously. As a result, both quantitative and
qualitative profile of teaching staff increased steadily,
qualitative profile of rural schoolmasters was
improved. Official evaluation of teachers, conducted
since 1972, contributed to improvement of the
professional level of teaching staff, and overall
operation of general education school. Care about
living conditions of rural teachers positively impacted
on school operation. Career enhancement training was
carried out on a regular basis. Technical training aids
were introduced into school practice. Schools switched
to new programs, taught children in national schools
from the age of six, which contributed to improving of
learning of native and Russian languages, and had a
positive effect on quality increase of the entire
educational work of school. As a result of a complex
of works conducted, overwhelming majority of
teachers in rural schools of the republic finished school
years without non achievers and repeaters
In today's world, one of the most urgent problems is
applying to study history of everyday life. In this paper
first analyzes the reflection of the everyday life of the
Cossacks on the paintings for S. A. Gavrilyachenko.
The author examines in detail the work of the artist
associated with this theme indicates strengths and
weaknesses. Particular attention is paid to the precision
display of the Cossack everyday life in the artist's
canvases. Based on the study, the author comes to the
conclusion about the possibility of using S. A.
Gavrilyachenko as one of the sources in the study of
Cossack life. The work particularly focuses on the
specifics of their use is indicated method of analysis of
illustrative sources. The article also highlights the
daily life of the Cossacks. The paper identifies features
of life and development of the Cossacks, is indicated
by its role in the history of Russia. Important place in
the life of the Cossacks took the Orthodox faith; they
very strictly observe the customs, traditions and
beliefs. Particularly tragic was the Cossack period of
the February revolution of 1917, at this time the
destruction of the centralized management of the
Cossack troops occurred. A decisive blow to the bar
caused the Civil war of 1917-1923 and what happened
during the famine of 1921 — 1922, this theme is most
fully represented in the works of S. A. Gavrilyachenko
In the article, we can analyze the participation of
Kalmik trade unions in ensuring workers’ labor
protection and safety engineering in 1970-ies. The
sources of the article base are the documents of
National archive of the Kalmyk Republic. The analysis
of the large documental material showed that in
1970ies the trade unions began to study deeper the
question of making better the conditions of work, more
often raised the questions of labor protection at the
meetings of workers committees, drew the community
to this work. Kalmik trade unions organizations paid
serious attention to safety engineering and industry
sanitation, achieved such condition that the workers
were completely provided with overalls, means of
individual protection, they demanded absolute
mechanization of hard processes, fought for high
culture of manufacture. In spite of trade-union
organizations of the republic did definite work about
putting in order in cause of fulfillment of labor laws,
the situation did not change
The article discusses the specifics of everyday life, which was reflected in the 1917-1920 war journalism. The article highlights the lack of journalistic freedom and creative choice, since publication on the front everyday life in this period were under especially careful censorship
The article attempts to highlight the problems of
restoring the autonomies of the repressed peoples of
Russia during the Great Patriotic War. Karachais,
Kalmyks, Chechens, Ingush, Balkars and other
peoples were forcibly relocated to the eastern regions
of the country, and their autonomies were abolished.
And only after the death of Stalin began the process
of softening the special settlement regime for
deported peoples. However, the decisive role was
played by the 20th Congress of the Party, held in
February 1956. At a closed meeting of the congress,
the eviction of peoples, NS. Khrushchev called "a
gross violation of the national policy of the Soviet
state." The Twentieth Party Congress proposed
reviving the illegally abolished national autonomies
of repressed peoples. Public condemnation of mass
repressions against the peoples of the North Caucasus
was of great importance for the fate of deported
ethnic groups, facilitated a number of measures to
restore justice
The article reviews the results of activity of HEIs of the Krasnodar region and the Rostov Region in 1971-1980 in forming of students public stance and the activities of public profession faculties, the schools of young lecturers are analyzed. The relationship with modernity was conducted as well
The given article is devoted to one of the most complicated periods in the Russian history - the time of the end of the civil war and the transition of Bolshevik leaders from the policy of war communism to the NEP. Exploring the related issues of public life, the author analyzes political, social and economic changes that were developing during this period in the context of Russian provincial reality