Sumy Historical and Archival Journal

13-23

Authors: KUDINOV D.V.

The complex of memorial historical and revolution literature revealing All-Russian Peasant Union (ARPU) regional structures activity is examined. The article purpose is to analyze basing on the memorials of agrarians (participants of the movement) various aspects of regional locations of Peasant Union social and political activity in Ukraine as well as a struggle for Ukrainian Peasant Union creation. It is distinguished that the definition of the ARPU nature differed depending on the political background of memoirists - from accepting the Union as proper peasant organization disposed to act in legal field (E.Chikalenko, D.Doroshenko) to formless structure without clear program, how it was understood by a part of Russian social-democrats. Therefore came different degrees of parties’ members participation in the operation of the Union. In Ukraine the most active role in the creation and development of ARPU played the representatives of Ukrainian Liberal camp together with the representatives of Socialist-Revolutionary party. In spite of being encouraged by parties’ activists, Peasant Union stayed fully independent organization guided by peasant interests. Memoirists who belonged to the former Union activists estimated it as a valid political power and an equal partner of other political organizations and, in case of Sumy ARPU committee, as a leading political party of the region. The memorials recreate the picture of ARPU cells, which were mostly established from the bottom upwards according to the chain reaction. In this regards, authors’ positive attitudes to massive influxes of peasants to organization are stated. In memoirs conduction of peasant congresses, which demonstrated the prevailing homogeneity of the peasants’ position on payless cession of landlords’, imperial and church lands to peasants was noted as well as positive perception of revolution democratic tasks - convention of information meetings, implementation of democratic freedoms, release of political prisoners, etc. The attention to economic measures of local Union Committees described by authors is emphasized. The role of peasant intelligence in the operation of Union units is reviewed. Ukrainian political leaders’ activity aimed at Ukrainian Peasant Union (UPU) creation is studied separately together with the roles of sertain political activists in this process. It is concluded that the memoirs point at the list of important aspects of ARPU activity: successful functioning of Peasant Union Units was due to a strong collaboration of intelligence and peasant activists; substantial contribution in establishment and activity of ARPU commettees was made by opposition political organizations, though their influence on peasantry and its organization was not considerable; the creation of Peasant Union itself became possible due to the peasantry politization and origin of public society.

34-41

Authors: KRINKO E.F.

The article considered the study of the sources of the child’s memory about the Great Patriotic War. The main attention is focused on the complexes of materials in leading Russian archives (Russian State Archive of Socio-Political History, State Archive of the Russian Federation and other archives), contemporary documentary publications as well as oral histories. Almost everywhere childhood memories, diaries and letters constitute an extremely small portion of those funds and collections that contain sources of personal origin of the war. But recently published a lot of childhood memories. The oral history played an increasingly significant role. Written stories of various categories of children - not only participants in the war, but also underage prisoners of Nazi concentration camps, eyewitnesses occupation, evacuation, blockade. Virtual archives, databases and data banks are the essential foundation for the study of many aspects of military childhood. Source base is a lot of opportunities to explored the childhood memory of the Great Patriotic War. At the same time it shows that the child’s memories largely inconsistent and contain different descriptions. This allows to talk about the different models of perception war history. Numerous “conflicts of memories” and still lingering taboo is largely due to the inhomogeneity of the historical memory of modern Russian and other postsoviet societies, including the contradictions of public and private cultural of memory. Socio-political transformations also contribute to filling the last different meanings.

48-53

Authors: KRAVCHENKO O.M.

When Cossacks and pospolytyjs from the Right Bank Ukraine were populating Slobozhanschyna in the middle of the XVII c., they started to set up khutors, villages and towns. Political events, in particular the war between the state of B.Khmelnitsky and The Polish- Lithuanian Commonwealth, influenced greatly the arrangement of monasteries. After the fights there were often destroyed not only towns and villages, but also monasteries. In those circumstances, the monks had to look for shelter on the borderland territories of the Moscow kingdom. Often a monk set up a small hermitage or a cave, and after some time this place became a monastery. This is how the Ianno-Predtechensky monastery appeared in the Lebedyn region. It was first mentioned in 1676, and the construction started in 80-s of the XVII c. The monastery had strong wooden and earth fortification that was typical for Cossacks fortification tradition of the early modern time. Its arrangement was slightly different from the canonical one. That can be explained with peculiarities of its location and desire to protect the community. Possibly, Mykhajlo Vasyljev, the colonel from Hadyach, relative of the Ukrainian Hetman Ivan Samojlovych, took part in construction and designing of the monastery. The families of Hetmans Samojlovych, Mazepa and Polubotok took care of the monastery at different times. On the territory of the monastery there were found remains of two temples: of the Virgin Leading into the Temple and of the Ioann Predtecha (John the Runner). Remains of the big building (lower the main monastery ground) can be also considered as one of the monastery buildings. The monastery was closed during the monastery reform of the second half of the XVIIІ c. After that all buildings and temples were taken to pieces.

65-72

Authors: MAYDEBURA O.P.

The centre for the southern region of Imperial Russia was Odessa. This city late XIX century acquired the status of the most developed in Imperial Russia. On the south of the state basis of forming of radiobiological researches was Novorossiysk University of Odessa. The Odessa scientists had close ties with the leading research centers in Europe. A month after the discovery of x-rays by Roentgen the professor of Novorosiysk university M.D. Pilchikov has repeated his experiments. In Novorossiysk University in 1896- 1903 conducted the chemical investigation of uranium and thorium compounds under the guidance of professor of chemistry P.G.Melikov, privat assistant of professor L.V.Pysarzhevskiy, professor S.Lordkipanidze. In parallel with physicists and physicians are interested in X-rays: P.O.Walther, B.F.Verigo, S.V.Levashov, K.M.Sapezhko, V.F.Yakubovich. The X-ray machines were quickly applied doctors. In 1900 in Novorosiysk University the medical faculty was opened. From the first days faculty held the radiobiological researches. Under the guidance of professor S.V.Levashov studied the dynamics of biochemical processes in the organism under the effect of x-rays. The founder of radiology and radiobiology in Odessa region was Yakov Moiseevich Rosenblat (1872- 1928). Among his students were known radiologists and radiobiologists: F.Hrynfeld, O.Kalfa, I.Kalihman,V.Lev, S. Polyakov, S.Shulgin, Yi.Balaban, Ya.I. Kaminskiy, Yu.D.Duboviy. In 1931, in Odessa was organized X-Oncology research Institute. Under the guidance of M.M.Isachenko, S.O.Nikitin and E.P.Maksymchuk investigated the early X-ray reactions in different animal species.The development of radiobiological studies in southern Ukraine dates back to the Novorossiysk University of Odessa, at the department of physics, chemistry and medical department. The great influence on the development of radiobiological studies in Odessa had scientific schools of M.D.Pylchykov, Ya.M.Rosenblat, the radiobiological studies of Ya.I.Kaminskiy, Yu.D.Duboviy, and biological studies conducted in Odessa X-Oncology research Institute under the direction of M.M.Isachenko.

79-88

Authors: VLASENKO S.I.

Based on the documents of the Public Associations Central State Archives of Ukraine funds (The Ukrainian Partisan Movement Headquarters, the united Ukrainian cavalry, the Central Committee of the Communist Party (Bolsheviks)). Revealed the prerequisites, course and results of the Steppe Raid of the Partisan’s Cavalry Unit under the Command of M.S.Naumov, that had place in the southern regions of Ukraine from February 1 to April 5, 1943. Described in details the process of preparing the Sumy regional headquarters of the partisan movement to the campaign in the southern regions of the Sumy region and course of the first phase of the Steppe raid. Special attention is given to the partisan’s fight during the second phase of the raid on the territory of Poltava, Kirovograd, Odessa, Vinnitsa, Zhitomir, Kiev and Polesiye (Belarus) regions. The raid command’s of the partisan movement in Ukraine and direct participants’ assessment is presented. Described problems and shortcomings faced by the partisans during the Steppe raid. It is shown a vision of Cavalry Unit’s commander M.S. Naumov on reasons of the unsuccessful raid that had place in the southern regions of Ukraine, his explanation of the situation with the Partisan’s Cavalry Unit on the area of Golovanevsk forest (the Odessa region). Analyzed the combat and number of the partisans, results of the combat, sabotage, scouting activities during the raid Steppe. During the preparation of the article used little known new archival documents. It is allowed to explore comprehensively, thoroughly the research subject and draw conclusions. The article can be useful when writing general articles on the history of Ukraine, special researches of the Great Patriotic War and the partisan resistance movement.

15-23

Authors: FOMSKA S.M.

According to the company’s charter “Prosvita” united in certain sections depending on the direction of their work. Thus were created: lecture, library, theater and others. Theater activity was started at the general meeting of March 17, 1906. In this regard was provided the creation of artistic commission which had to organize performances, concerts, literary-music evenings. Members of the community “Prosvita” through the organization of theater, literature-music and children’s parties were trying to convey to the society the idea of Ukrainian culture, the spirit of national pride and raise self-consciousness of every Ukrainian, despite his social status. The initial stage of the theater section of Chernihiv “Prosvita” from 1906 to 1911 shows that during those years were passed a fruitful path, indicated by the ideological and artistic struggle for the formation of national theatrical culture. The second stage of the theater section of “Prosvita” coincided with a wave of revival educational movement in Ukraine in 1917. April 24, 1917 at the first general meeting of the Chernihiv community was decided to resume the activities of all sections of community, including the theater. According to region press, the activities of amateur dramatic group in society was active. Theatric section of “Prosvita” had been working throughout the all Chernihiv region. The second stage of the educational communities affected take off cultural movement in the field of national education of adults. Accordingly, “Prosvita” as an important instrument of education self-consciousness citizen, paid great attention to the activities of dramatic and musical groups. Theatеr amateur activity became one of the most common and important areas of “Prosvita”.

30-53

Authors: BODNARYUK B., SANDULYAK I.

The article considers a range of issues related to the characteristics of the formation and development of Latin literature in Italy in the early Middle Ages. Selected issues-oriented analysis and coverage of literary tradition during the VI-X centuries. In addition, this article is characterized by a number of the most prominent contemporary writers, theologians and historians, among which the first mentioned Pope Gregory the Great, langobard historian and poet Paul the Deacon, writer and philosopher Kassyodor, Spanish theologian St. Isidore of Seville, Frankish historian St. Gregory of Tours, Anglo-Saxon historian and writer Beda Honourable, poet, philosopher and translator Alcuin. Analyzed literary heritage of Rabanne Moor, Radhera Verona, Vidukynd Korvey also. It is considered also the works of Hrotsvit Handersheymskiy, Otloh Emmeramskiy, Ansell Scholastica, Lamperat Hersfeldskiy, Anastasiy Librarian, Liutprand Cremon. Simultaneously, the article highlights literary achievements of Carolingian Renaissance era, the activities of Aachen “Academy” in the Frankish kings and emperors Charlemagne, aesthetic and genre priorities in the literature Ottonivskoho revival. Research attention is also given of the early medieval scribes in the preservation and transmission of subsequent centuries heritage of ancient learning, literary exchange between Byzantium, Italy and France, didactic, hagiographic and epistolographics works written in Latin.

65-68

Authors: OLITSKYY V.O.

The article, based on the memoirs of K.Sokolov, immigrant and modern Russian historiography, examines the attempt of Sumy hussars to free the family of the Emperor Nicholas II in December 1917 - February 1918. The author points out why Sumy Hussars performed this task. The author has also analyzed the circumstances and situation under which the decision about the importance of this event was made. The circumstances of the realization of a plan to liberate the imperial family have also been analyzed. In November - December 1917, the number of officers from Sumy Hussars left the front which had almost collapsed. They were sent to Moscow, where staff captain K.Sokolov entered one of the monarchist organizations. In mid- December 1917 he was summoned by the leader of the organization Polyansky. The meeting adopted a resolution to free the emperor family with the help of Sumy hussars. On January 6, 1918 the unit consisting of four persons - K.Sokolov, D.Holovin, Moravsky and Raevsky went to Tobolsk. Their aim was to surveillance and come in contact with local monarchists. But in January - February 1918 hussars were twice arrested on suspicion of the monastery. And they were sent out of the town. Those events ended the plan the release of Emperor Nicholas II and his family. Lack of money, unsatisfactory preparation in Tobolsk, Bolsheviks’ victory in Troitsk, unorganized work of the monarchist organizations prevented the release of the Emperor family. In general, this research work has studied the role of this activity among similar ones.It should be noted that Sumy hussars put into practice the plan of the Emperor’s family releasing while other monarchist organizations and groups considered the attemps of its releasing only theoretically. Their main aim was providing the financial support of the family during the arrest. Despite the fact that the Tsar and his family were not released, we believe that the officers of Sumy Hussars led by K.Sokolov fulfilled their task in full. They were sent to Tobolsk with specific purpose - to monitor and come in contact with local monarchists. This task was fulfilled by the officers. The rest depended on the management of the organization.

74-86

Authors: BURIM D.V.

Germany was one of whose countries where during the Interwar Years not only political but also great intellectual Ukrainian forces were concentrated. A lot of Ukrainian scientists, cultural figures and students stayed there. While the 1920s-1930s Ukrainian students attended many Germany high schools such as Frederick William University of Berlin, the High Technical School in Berlin, the High Commercial School in Berlin, the High Agricultural School in Berlin, the High School of Veterinary Medicine in Berlin, the High Technical School in Danzig, the University of Kцnigsberg, the University of Gцttingen, the University of Kiel, Leipzig University, the University of Tьbingen etc. In most universities, where Ukrainians studied, Ukrainian student centers were organized and functioned actively, for example, the Union of Ukrainian Students Osnova and the Society of Ukrainian Students Chornomore in Danzig, the Club of Ukrainian Students at the University of Berlin, the Association of Ukrainian Students in Germany in Berlin, the Union Osnova in Berlin, the Association of Agronomists, Foresters and Veterinarians in Germany in Berlin, the Committee of Ukrainian Students from the Green Wedge in Berlin, the Union of Ukrainian Students at the University of Kцnigsberg etc. In the 1920s Ukrainian student organizations in Germany were united in the Ukrainian Union of Student Organizations in Germany (later the Ukrainian Union of Student Organizations in Germany and the Free City Danzig), which, in its turn, was included to the Central Union of Ukrainian Students in Prague. On the 9-10th of August 1924th the 1st Congress of Ukrainian Students in Germany and the Free City Danzig took place in Berlin, during which the Centre of Ukrainian Student Organizations in Germany was founded. The Centre included such organizations as the Union of Ukrainian Students Osnova in Danzig, the Association of Ukrainian Students in Germany, the Committee of Ukrainian Students from the Green Wedge in Europe, the Union Osnova in Berlin, the Association of Ukrainian Agronomists, Foresters and Veterinarians in Germany in Berlin and the Union of Ukrainian Students at the University of Kцnigsberg. On a par with Berlin, Danzig with its High Technical School was one of the most powerful Ukrainian student centers during the Interwar Years. The High Technical School was founded in 1904th as Kaiser Wilhelm II Technische Hochschule Danzig. In 1904th-1918th it was named Kцnigliche Technische Hochschule zu Danzig, in 1918th-1921th - Technische Hochschule in Danzig, in 1921th- 1939th - Technische Hochschule der Freien Stadt Danzig, in 1939th-1941th - Technische Hochschule Danzig, in 1941th-1945th - Reichshochschule Danzig, from 1945th - Politechnika Gdaсska. The first Ukrainian students appeared in Danzig in 1921th. From 1922th Ukrainians had been arrived in a large number. During 1921th-1945th over 200 Ukrainians studied in the High Technical School in Danzig. Finally, 140 persons got engineer’s degree and 4 persons got Ph.D. Most Ukrainians studied on the faculties of civil building, mechanical and electrical engineering, shipbuilding and on the chemical one. In Danzig, Ukrainian students united into the Union of Ukrainian Students Osnova in the High Technical School in Danzig. The Union started to work on the 15th of October 1922th and had been working since 1945th. In Danzig were also such Ukrainian student organizations as the Corporation Chornomore, the Corporation Halych, the Corporations Zarevo and Smoloskyp, the Cooperative of Ukrainian Technicians, the Ivan Franko Society, the Dragomanov Community, the Club of Native School, the Sport Club, the Singing Club Surma, the Club of Iron Spurs, the Club Dnipro, the Club of Scientific Terminology and others. Some of them were members of Osnova. The main goal of the Union of Ukrainian Students Osnova in the High Technical School in the Free City Danzig was to represent the interests of Ukrainian students before the Senate of High Technical School and local civil administration, «to promote Ukrainian students and their matter in relations with German and foreign communities, to represent student center before Ukrainian society, to propagandize Ukrainian matter in foreign world, to create the institutional framework for internal activity and to give material backing to members». In Appendixes to the article the documents, which enlighten the activity of Union of Ukrainian Students Osnova in the High Technical School in Danzig in 1920s, are represented. These documents are keeping in the Central State Archive of Supreme Bodies of Power and Government of Ukraine in the fund 4390 ‘The Ukrainian Union of Student Organizations in Germany (August 1924th - January 1925th) and the Ukrainian Union of Student Organizations in Germany and the Free City Danzig (since February 1925th).

91-92

Authors: DEGTYAREV S.I.

About VI Volyn All Ukrainian History and Local Lore Conference

18-24

Authors: GEDZ V.A.

Few people other than professional researchers know that the summer 1942 in Kiev command “Start” was played not one, but ten matches... The first shot of the occupied Kiev players reported war correspondent newspaper “Izvestia” Eugene Krieger. It is in the article “So auei in Kiev ...” November 16, 1943 described the life of Kiev with Germans from eyewitnesses Dmitry Orlov. Devoted a few lines shot players. As a result, research revealed that the first time the phrase “death match” appeared in Kiev newspaper “Stalynskoe tribe”. It was printed kinopovest O. Borschahovskoho “Death Match”. Basics future legend of “death match” were laid immediately after the liberation of Kyiv from Nazi invaders. The first reports of the game “start” written on the basis of transfer of witnesses and without the use of sources, and therefore they have no historical significance. Some researchers believe that all those who wrote about the “death match” knew the truth but did not want her to write. In the 50”s - 60”s of the twentieth century first heard the name of the opposing team “startivtsiv”. A writer A. Kuznetsov even the first time he questioned the myth of “death match”. Since the late 90s were published sources that talk about the match command “Start”. Eventually it was counted and the number of matches found game scores debunked many of the legends associated with “startivtsyamy”. However, at present there is fairly complete edition, which would now collected all the documents and memories.

34-40

Authors: BROVENDER D.Y.

Investigates history of functioning of “The Regional Studies” magazine in 1993-2012/ On the basis of this historiographical and source base and determine the factors that contributed to the revival of the magazine in 1993. Analyzed documentary heritage and semantic saturation of magazine “The Regional Studies”, the main character, and its problematic materials, authors, and editorial structure. Pointed the role of magazine as a focal center of Ukrainian regional studies, periodic professional center, the priority tasks, realization of projects in the field of protection the monuments and attractions, educational and research activities. Author first introduces the current circulation of documents from the Current Archive of National Union of Country learners, focuses on personalities of publishers, researchers, community leaders and philanthropists whose efforts ensured the journal. Defined the role and place of journal in social and cultural life of country, in a spiritual revival of Ukraine.

47-52

Authors: TSUBENKO V.L.

The article presents the features of processes of architectural composition and development of cities: Novomyrhorod, Novogeorgiyevsk, Voznesensk, Elisavetgrad Novorossiysk military settlement of the cavalry. Base of research is presented by archival materials in the Central State Historical Archives in Kiev and Odessa Region State Archives. Of the examing of the characteristic of town-building of Novorossiysk military settlement it is possible to see several architectural features of the planning area. In planning of the selected area of the city, its zoning has been expected. For the first time in the practice of building, the project involved the construction of buildings, including a number of administrative, residential and commercial buildings. Regimental and divisional headquarters, commercial buildings, houses of military settlers, were constructed, stone houses were set. Active construction led to the consolidation of the principles of systematic planning facilities. Arrangement of the cities in Novorossiysk military settlement of the cavalry was led by staff architects.

59-63

Authors: ALEXEEV S.

It was analyzed the content and source significance of the documents of the reorganization of museum work on the territory of Ukraine. The analysis of documents of the German civil administration of Reich Commissariat Ukraine allows to conclude the intent for massive fundamental reorganization of museum institutions and for all museum work on the territory of RCU, which was expected to implement in life after the final cessation of hostilities. As a result of the planned reorganization it was to become the almost complete destruction of the existing Museum system of Ukraine, remains of which shall be reduced to the sole European Central Museum of Art as a closed collector of works of European art and system of the regional museums, which shall perform only information and reference function in the interest of the German administration to ensure the effective operation of the relevant region. The first step towards such a reorganization were implemented by German civil administration in 1942-1943, but full reorganization of Museum system of Ukraine did not occurred for a number of reasons which include the lack of the relevant professional personnel in general districts of Reich Commissariat Ukraine and unfavorable for Germany development on the front in 1943. It was analyzed in the article the documents from the archives of the Regional Administration of archives, libraries and museums, that are an important source for the history of museum institutions on the territory of Reich Commissariat Ukraine because they give an idea about the plans of occupation authorities regarding museum system of Ukraine and the measure of their performance.

72-89

Authors: BODNARYUK B., SANDULYAK I.

The article considers a range of issues related to the characteristics of the formation and development of Latin literature in Italy in the early Middle Ages. Selected issues-oriented analysis and coverage of literary tradition during the VI-X centuries. In addition, this article is characterized by a number of the most prominent contemporary writers, theologians and historians, among which the first mentioned Pope Gregory the Great, langobard historian and poet Paul the Deacon, writer and philosopher Kassyodor, Spanish theologian St. Isidore of Seville, Frankish historian St. Gregory of Tours, Anglo-Saxon historian and writer Beda Honourable, poet, philosopher and translator Alcuin. Analyzed literary heritage of Rabanne Moor, Radhera Verona, Vidukynd Korvey also. It is considered also the works of Hrotsvit Handersheymskiy, Otloh Emmeramskiy, Ansell Scholastica, Lamperat Hersfeldskiy, Anastasiy Librarian, Liutprand Cremon. Simultaneously, the article highlights literary achievements of Carolingian Renaissance era, the activities of Aachen “Academy” in the Frankish kings and emperors Charlemagne, aesthetic and genre priorities in the literature Ottonivskoho revival. Research attention is also given of the early medieval scribes in the preservation and transmission of subsequent centuries heritage of ancient learning, literary exchange between Byzantium, Italy and France, didactic, hagiographic and epistolographics works written in Latin.

96-100

Authors: GONCHARENKO L.L.

The article examines the economic development and social situation in Germany in the years 1871-1884 in the context of the impact of these factors on the onset of colonial expansion, its causes and character. Determined that the nature of the socio-economic background of colonial policy is the rise in the economic and structural changes in the German economy. The influence of the German victory in the Franco-Prussian war in the deployment of the German colonial program. Particular attention is paid to the role of the representatives of the financial and industrial circles in the formation of the colonial policy of the Second Reich. Considered economic confrontation German Empire to other leading countries of the world and strengthen the German economic expansion. The present paper describes the influence of social factors on the formation of the colonial policy of Germany. Illuminated position of different social groups in German society in shaping the foundations of colonial program of the Second Reich. Examined the role of the German Empire Chancellor Otto von Bismarck in the formation of the German colonial program.

12-17

Authors: Yepik L.I.

The letters of prime Minister UNR I.Маzеpa are published to Head of legation УНР in Romania of К.Matsiyevych, that contain the estimation of externally and home policy situation in Ukraine 1919-1920.

25-43

Authors: Burim D.V.

The activity of the Union of Ukrainian Students’ “Osnova” in the High Technical School in Danzig in the 20 s of the 20th century is analyzed in the article. Documents on the history of Union are published.

62-66

Authors: Artsibasheva T.N.

The article gives some examples of the sociocultural and artistic-migratory interaction between the South-Russian territories of Muscovy (Kursk and Belgorod land, Putivl), Kiev and Slobozhanshchina that is connected with the active movement of the population as well as the centuries-old geocultural tradition.

72-74

Authors: Pobozhiy S.I.

The article offers an archive document, which brings the author to the conclusion about the composition of collection belonging to the artist Y.Brazol-Leontyeva. The document’s commentary is given on the background of the art life of Lebedin in the second half of 1910-ies.

83-87

Authors: Magurchak A.M.

Activity of one is illuminated of founders of ULU A.Zhuk during First world war on the field of the cultural inlightening. Shown organizational capabilities A.Zhuk for adjusting of relationships with the Ukrainian figures on Ukrainian occupied territories.

95-105

Authors: Parakhina M.B.

The paper considers the question sentenced in 1920’s “theory of the struggle between two cultures” that efforts Stalinist regime again revived at the end of the 1930s.

111-118

Authors: Gorbatyuk О.О.

In the article explores the problems of school education, characterized staffing, progress rebuilding of secondary schools in the last years of World War II and the first post-war period.

126-132

Authors: Dihtyarenko A.V.

Researched evolution of Soviet party and state leadership’s approaches on nature protection Ukrainian Socialist Soviet Republic in 1950 - beginning of 1970th. Impact of governmental and party decisions on environmental situation in republic is traced.

139-143

Authors: Kharkovskyy R.G.

The article deals with the study of the Egyptian vector of European expansion in XIXVI cent. origin. The author stresses the determinative role of religious factor, while economic interests were secondary.

153-154

Authors: SMEKHOV V.M.

Favourites. From the collection of Ukrainian Banking Academy of Ukrainian National Bank / Art Gallery “Academichna”; compiler S.I.Pobozhiy; responsible for publishing A.H.Yarova. - [Sumy, 2012]. - 58 p.

162-163

Authors: Vlasenko V.M.

About International conference in Serbia.

166-167

Authors: Starykov H.M.

About Ihor Hyrych

18-25

Authors: Matyash I.B.

Present article is focused on the professional activities and art heritage of the famous Ukrainian historian and archivist Ruslan Pyrig.

45-64

Authors: Yakimova A.

The article discus ses Alexander Shulgin’s correspondence with Ivan and Lydia Shyshmanof, particularly in connection with negotiations for the purchase of the archive Dragomanov.

70-74

Authors: Lobko N.V.

The article gives examples of atypical records in metric books churches and especially management and storage metric books.

84-90

Authors: Parkhomenko V.A.

In article the author on materials memoirs shines formation of the Directory and antihetman revolt in November-December, 1918. Analyzes factors which have led to falling of Getmanat.

112-132

Authors: Burim D.V.

The activity of the Ukrainian Society of aid to refugees in Germany based on the Archives of the Federal Land of Berlin is analyzed in the article.

142-148

Authors: Khlynina T.P.

The article was devoted the space of daily life the soviet men in 1920-1930s. It looked the bodies, social functions, practices of mastering to space. It emphasized dissimilar the space of organization the soviet society.

156-160

Authors: Yurchenko A.V.

Different types of burial complexes in the settlements of the forest-steppe variant of Saltovska culture are considered in the article. An attempt to provide an explanation is made.

168-172

Authors: Kravchenko О.М.

Reasons of the cave complexes appearing on the territory of the Left-banked Ukraine monasteries are analyzed in the article. The author delivers written and archeological evidences of the existence of underground passages and cells.

191-195

Authors: Humenyk I.P.

In this article an author described the terms of beginning the building of the railway systems on territory of Podilskyi and Kievan provinces, exposed the mistakes of guidance on the initial stage of building. Also building and functioning of railway knot of the station of Kazatin was partly lighted up in the Vinnitsa area in the second half part ХІХ centuries.

203-211

Authors: Zнмака V.M.

In the article the author tried to investigate the process of foundation of soviet legislation in respect of activity of town council in 20th years of XXth century on the wide source’s base. Normative-lawful acts, which determine the authority and competence of town council are analyzed, the description of relation of metropolitan power to town council are illustrated, summarize conclusion has done.

217-222

Authors: Komlykova H.I.

In the article was shown on the base of archive sources the activity of agricultural research establishments which were functioning on the territory of Sumy region during the occupation period (1941-1943).

228-229

Authors: DEGTYAREV S.I.

Parkhomenko V.A. The war has a forgotten face… Little known pages of World War I / V.A.Parhomenko. - Nikolayev: NNU named after V.A.Sukhomlinskiy, 2011. - 180 p.

232-233

Authors: STARYKOV H.M.

Hyrych Ihor. Historical reasons for our victories and defeats. - Lviv: LA “Piramida”, 2011. - 142 p.

235-236

Authors: Tykhenko S.V.

About Sumy historical-archival journal in the Academy