Institute of History

Recent papers from Institute of History

1. Cult of Equestrian Saints and al-MuqawqisScrinium · 2025
2. The Soviet Siberia — the Kazakh Autonomy: from the Demarcation of Territories to the Demarcation of Competences (1920—1921)Istoriya · 2025
3. All-Union Censuses of 1959–1989 as a Source of Historical and Demographic Data on the Urban PopulationDEMIS Demographic research · 2025
4. Research on Paths and Countermeasures of Artificial Intelligence to Boost the Development of Russian Language Teachers in Colleges and UniversitiesApplied Mathematics and Nonlinear Sciences · 2025
5. Anthroponymy of Alans in Official “History of Yuan”Nauchnyi Dialog · 2025
6. The genetic origin of the Indo-EuropeansNature · 2025
7. The rise and transformation of Bronze Age pastoralists in the CaucasusNature · 2024
8. Musa Bigiev and his contemporaries on the state of the Muslim education systemHistorical Ethnology · 2024
9. The evolution of the Turkey image in 1964–1982on the pages of the newspaper "Pravda"From History and Culture of Peoples of the Middle Volga Region · 2024
10. Modern Iron orthography as a “window” to the past and future of the Ossetic languagePhilology Theory & Practice · 2024
11. Ethnic aspects of identification and linguistic situation in non-capital cities of TatarstanHistorical Ethnology · 2024
12. On the issues of ethnosociality in the city: introductionHistorical Ethnology · 2024
13. What has been done in rural Tatarstan during a decade of implementing the system of population’ self-taxationHistorical Ethnology · 2024
14. Parsuna “Syuyumbike with her son Utyamysh”: a real image or fiction?Historical Ethnology · 2024
15. Visual sources about new Soviet rituals in a Tatar village in the 1970sHistorical Ethnology · 2024
16. From the history of the Muslim parishes of the Urmaevo village (mid-18th – early 20th centuries)Historical Ethnology · 2024
17. Informative opportunities of audiovisual sources in exploration of the history and culture of the Tatar peopleHistorical Ethnology · 2024
18. Bone Skates from an Early Stage of the Alan Culture Burial of the North CaucasusNizhnevolzhskiy Arheologicheskiy Vestnik · 2024
19. Ural satirical magazines of the First Russian revolution (“Gnom”, “Rubin”, “Magnit”)Neophilology · 2024
20. Palaces of Culture in Urals in Context of Architectural Policy of USSR (1920s-1980s)Nauchnyi Dialog · 2024