Cahiers d'histoire russe, est-européenne, caucasienne et centrasiatique | Cairn.info https://shs.cairn.info/build/assets/cairn-B7RWiji2.png tag:cairn.info,2005:rss/revue/E_CMR1 Cairn.info 2026 2026-01-27T00:00:00+01:00 tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_CMR1_664 <![CDATA[ Varia | Cahiers d'histoire russe et est-européenne (2025/4 Vol. 66) ]]> 2026-01-27T00:00:00+01:00 2026-01-27T00:00:00+01:00
  • Pages 511 to 531| The functionality of Russian images of Africans: The case of “Hottentot morality” | Boris Gorelik
  • Pages 553 to 554| Repression of activists: The Soviet campaign against slanderers in the late 1930s | Олег Хлевнюк
  • Pages 555 to 588| From Terror to political policing: Dzerzhinskii’s reforms and the Cheka-GPU transition | Guillaume Minea-Pic
  • Pages 589 to 609| Soviet Adjara’s textile smuggling: Reconfiguration of an underground cross-border economy (1925-1937) | Malvin Grippon
  • Pages 611 to 643| “Henchmen of literature”: De-Stalinization and decolonization of the literary field by Soviet Uzbekistan’s writers in the wake of the Twentieth Party Congress | Benjamin Quénu
  • Pages 647 to 648| Jutta SCHERRER (December 1, 1938 – August 25, 2025) | Wladimir Berelowitch
  • Pages 649 to 651| Jutta SCHERRER (December 1, 1938 – August 25, 2025) | Daniela Steila
  • Pages 653 to 654| Jutta SCHERRER (December 1, 1938 – August 25, 2025) | Alessandro Stanziani
  • Pages 657 to 661| Dominique COLAS (August 14, 1944 – March 10, 2025) | Françoise Daucé
  • Pages 663 to 667| Dominique COLAS, Poutine, l’Ukraine et les statues de Lénine | Wladimir Berelowitch
  • Pages 672 to 675| John W. STEINBERG, The Military History of the Russian Empire from Peter the Great until Nicholas II | Pierre Gonneau
  • Pages 675 to 678| Oleg RUSAKOVSKIY, European Military Books and Intellectual Cultures of War in 17th-Century Russia From Translation to Adaptation | Aleksandr Lavrov
  • Pages 678 to 680| Anna JOUKOVSKAIA, L’État quotidien. Administrer la Russie au XVIIIe siècle | Paul Bushkovitch
  • Pages 680 to 682| Denis J.B. SHAW, Reconnoitring Russia. Mapping, Exploring and Describing Early Modern Russia, 1613-1825 | Erika Monahan
  • Pages 682 to 685| Andreas RENNER, Nordostpassage. Geschichte eines Seewegs | Aleksandr Lavrov
  • Pages 686 to 688| Swetlana MENGEL, ed., Katehizisy u slavjan v XVI-XVIII vekah. Ih recepcija, rasprostranenie, kul´turoobrazujuščee i prosvetitel´skoe značenie [Catéchismes chez les Slaves aux XVIe-XVIIIe siècles : réception, diffusion et importance culturelle et pédagogique] | Aleksandr Lavrov
  • Pages 689 to 692| Cloé DRIEU, Claire MOURADIAN et Alexandre TOUMARKINE, Le front caucasien. Enjeux d’empires et de nations 1914-1922 | Alexander Morrison
  • Pages 692 to 698| Andrei GANIN, Kadry General´nogo shtaba v period Grazhdanskoi voiny v Rossii 1917–1922 gg. [Cadres of the General Staff during the Civil War in Russia 1917–1922] | Konstantin Andreevich Tarasov
  • Pages 698 to 702| Alan BARENBERG, The Gulag. A Very Short Introduction | Guillaume Minea-Pic
  • Pages 702 to 707| Zhanna POPOVA, Coerced Labour, Forced Displacement, and the Soviet Gulag, 1880s-1930s | Guillaume Minea-Pic
  • Pages 707 to 709| Jeffrey S. HARDY, Finding God in the Gulag. A History of Christianity in the Soviet Penal System | Allen J. Frank
  • Pages 709 to 712| Polly JONES, Gulag Fiction. Labor Camp Literature from Stalin to Putin | Luba Jurgenson
  • Pages 712 to 715| Sarah GRUSZKA, Le Siège de Leningrad. Septembre 1941 – janvier 1944 | Judith Lyon-Caen
  • Pages 715 to 718| Alain BLUM, Emilia KOUSTOVA, Déportés pour l’éternité. Survivre à l’exil stalinien, 1939-1991 | Sheila Fitzpatrick
  • Pages 719 to 722| Sheila FITZPATRICK, Lost Souls. Soviet Displaced Persons and the Birth of the Cold War | Amine Laggoune
  • Pages 722 to 727| Boris Isaevič BELENKIN, Marina GOLUBOVSKAJA, Anatolij Borisovič GOLUBOVSKIJ, Aleksandr Jul´evič DANIEL´, Elena Borisovna ŽEMKOVA, Aleksej MAKAROV, Nikita Vasil´evič PETROV, Nikita Pavlovič SOKOLOV et Irina Lazarevna ŠERBAKOVA, Ob´´ekt nabljudenija. KGB protiv Saharova [Objet d’observation : Le KGB contre Saharov] | Laurent Coumel
  • Pages 727 to 731| Beatrice PENATI, Rural History of Soviet Central Asia. Land Reform and Agricultural Change in Early Soviet Uzbekistan | Riccardo Mario Cucciolla
  • Pages 731 to 735| Olessia KIRTCHIK, Economic Knowledge in Crisis. Economists and the State in the Late Soviet Union | Jean-Baptiste Godon
  • Pages 735 to 738| Laurent COUMEL, 24 heures de la vie de Tchernobyl | Pierre-Louis Six
  • Pages 739 to 741| Anna TOROPOVA, Claire SHAW, eds., Technologies of Mind and Body in the Soviet Union and the Eastern Union | Grégory Dufaud
  • Pages 741 to 742| Matthew ROMANIELLO, Alison SMITH, Tricia STARKS, eds., The Life Cycle of Russian Things. From Fish Guts to Fabergé, 1600-Present | Alessandro Stanziani
  • Pages 742 to 746| Sibelan FORRESTER, Olga PARTAN, eds., The Russian Intelligentsia. Myth, Mission, and Metamorphosis | Wladimir Berelowitch
  • Pages 747 to 749| Dani SAVELLI, Vokrug Nikolaia Reriha. Iskusstvo ezoterika, vostokovedenie i politika [Around Nicholas Roerich: Esoterica art, oriental studies and politics] | Nemanja Radulović
  • Pages 750 to 753| Devin FORE, Soviet Factography. Reality without Realism | Irina Tcherneva
  • Pages 753 to 756| Rambert NICOLAS, La conscience de Staline. Kojève et la philosophie russe | Ioulia Podoroga
  • Pages 756 to 759| Robert LEACH, Sergei Tretyakov. A Revolutionary Writer in Stalin’s Russia | Georges Nivat
  • Pages 759 to 763| Fabien BELLAT, Architectures soviétiques. À Bichkek, capitale du Kirghizistan, photographies de Marcus Bredt | Vincent Hecquet
  • Pages 763 to 768| Stefano PISU, Francesco PITASSIO, and Maurizio ZINNI, dir., Rethinking the Cinematic Cold War. The Struggle for Hearts and Minds Goes Global | Irina Tcherneva
  • Pages 768 to 771| Marina BALINA, Larissa RUDOVA et Anastasia KOSTETSKAYA, eds., Historical and Cultural Transformations of Russian Childhood. Myths and Realities | Bella Delacroix Ostromooukhova
  • Pages 771 to 777| Janos BOJTI [János BOJTI], Hovanščina Musorgskogo [La Hovanščina de Musorgskij] | Gábor T. Rittersporn
  • Pages 777 to 781| Anna WYLGEGAŁA, Sabine RUTAR, Małgorzata ŁUKIANOW, eds., No Neighbors’ Lands in Postwar Europe. Vanishing Others | Catherine Gousseff
  • Pages 782 to 785| Geneviève ZUBRZYCKI, Resurrecting the Jew. Nationalism, Philosemitism and Poland’s Jewish Revival | Małgorzata Mazurek
  • Pages 785 to 787| Béatrice von HIRSCHHAUSEN, Les provinces du temps. Frontières fantômes et expériences de l’histoire | Alain Blum
  • Pages 787 to 792| Dina KHAPAEVA, Putin’s Dark Ages. Political Neomedievalism and Re-Stalinization in Russia | Michel Tissier
  • Pages 799 to 799| Publications received
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  • Pages 345 to 379| “Where the storm of war rages…”: Composition and evolution of the high command of the Russian military and navy, 1725-1762 | Sergey Vasil’evich Chernikov
  • Pages 381 to 403| Russian spiritual ravines: Old Believers-Wanderers and the grassroots religious landscape of the late Russian Empire | Igor Kuziner
  • Pages 405 to 434| The stronghold of strongholds: Kars and the Russian military, 1807-1878 | Candan Badem, Alexander Morrison
  • Pages 435 to 461| Russian émigrés and Épuration in France, 1944-1948 | Leonid Livak
  • Pages 463 to 488| Communism on credit: Soviet plans to import Western equipment on credit (late 1950s - mid 1960s) | Aleksei Alekseevich Popov
  • Pages 489 to 493| Sergey Chernikov / Сергей Васильевич Черников | Anna Joukovskaïa
  • Pages 503 to 504| Publications received
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  • Pages 9 to 26| The past present: Current research on jurisdiction and justice in the Russian Empire | Anna Joukovskaïa
  • Pages 45 to 64| The case of Ivan Tsykler, 1697: A prisoner’s choice between letting the investigation run its course and adopting survival behavior strategies | Evgenii V. Anisimov
  • Pages 65 to 99| Civil death in the legislation of Empress Elisabeth Petrovna | Sergey Polskoy
  • Pages 101 to 125| Juvenile offenders in the Russian Empire’s judicial and investigative system between the 1740s and 1760s | Галина О. Бабкова
  • Pages 127 to 149| Church, state and mentally ill political criminals in the Russian Empire in the eighteenth century | Aleksander B. Kamenskii
  • Pages 151 to 176| Secondary elites: Representatives of rural communities and of the Church as actors in criminal inquiry in eighteenth-century Russia | Ольга Е. Кошелева
  • Pages 177 to 200| Legal competence without administrative resources: The court cases of retired provincial clerk Pëtr Vikulin, 1774-1799 | Vladislav Boiarchenkov
  • Pages 201 to 229| Striving for justice and a fair trial: The criminal law expert community at the turn of the twentieth century | Anastasija S. Tumanova
  • Pages 231 to 260| Politics, crime and justice in the Tomsk pogrom of 1905 | Evgenii A. Krest´iannikov
  • Pages 261 to 300| The secret of the severed fingers in the archival safe, or the story of a murder in the Verkhotur⁠´⁠e district | Evgenii Akelev, Viktor Borisov
  • Pages 313 to 316| Jean Bonamour | Georges Nivat
  • Pages 317 to 321| Essay on Dima Guzevich | Evgenii V. Anisimov
  • Pages 337 to 338| Publications received
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  • Pages 521 to 558| The religiosity of Stepan Razin, leader of the popular movement of 1667-1671 | Evgenii Trefilov
  • Pages 559 to 592| Social strategies of domestic serfs in court cases in Catherine’s era | Vladislav Boiarchenkov
  • Pages 583 to 604| Constitution and political representation in the perception of Tsesarevich Nicholas Alexandrovich (1843-1865) | Fedor I. Melentev
  • Pages 605 to 644| Russia on trial: A European opinion poll following Stolypin’s 1907 coup d’état | Wladimir Berelowitch
  • Pages 645 to 680| “For Stalin, bitches!”: Vasilii Grossman’s notebooks as a source on the history of World War II | Oleg Budnitskii
  • Pages 681 to 690| Hélène Carrère d’Encausse, historian and stateswoman | Georges Nivat
  • Pages 694 to 697| Johann Christian SCHMIDT, Terres de confins. Les tribulations d’un jeune Allemand en Pologne-Lituanie et Russie au temps de la Guerre du Nord | Aleksandr Lavrov
  • Pages 697 to 701| П.А. АВАКОВ, «Азовский проект» Петра I. Северо-Восточное Приазовье во внешней и внутренней политике России конца XVII- начала XVIII века | Aleksandr Lavrov
  • Pages 702 to 705| Dzianis KANDAKOU, Alexandre STROEV, eds. Les Russes à Paris au XVIIIe siècle sous l’œil de la police | Igor Fedyukin
  • Pages 705 to 709| Katharina KUCHER, Kindheit als Privileg. Bildungsideale und Erzhiehungspraktiken in Russland (1750-1920) | Dorena Caroli
  • Pages 709 to 712| Serhiy BILENKY, Laboratory of modernity. Ukraine between empire and nation, 1772-1914 | Thomas Chopard
  • Pages 713 to 715| ‪Tetsu AKIYAMA, ‪‪The Qïrghïz Baatïr and the Russian Empire. A portrait of a local intermediary in Russian Central Asia‪ | Isabelle Ohayon
  • Pages 715 to 718| Anne O’DONNELL, Power and Possession in the Russian Revolution | Juliette Cadiot
  • Pages 718 to 721| Nikolaï SOUKHANOV, Carnets de la révolution russe. t. 1, février-juin 1917 : « La Victoire était entre nos mains ». t. 2, juillet-octobre 1917 : « Au milieu du feu et de la poudre » | Pierre Boutonnet
  • Pages 722 to 723| Alexandre SUMPF, The Broken Years. Russia’s Disabled War Veterans, 1904-1921 | Eric Lohr
  • Pages 723 to 725| Tomas BALKELIS, Andrea GRIFFANTE, eds. The Shaken Lands. Violence and the Crisis of Governance in East Central Europe, 1914–1923 | Vaida Nikšaitė
  • Pages 725 to 728| Immo REBITSCHEK, Aron B. RETISH, eds. Social Control under Stalin and Khrushchev. The Phantom of a Well-Ordered State | Gábor T. Rittersporn
  • Pages 728 to 730| Michael DAVID-FOX, ed. The Secret Police and the Soviet System. New Archival Investigations | Juliette Cadiot
  • Pages 730 to 733| Brigid O’KEEFFE. The Multiethnic Soviet Union and Its Demise | Carolina de Stefano
  • Pages 733 to 735| Benjamin Massey SUTCLIFFE, Empire of Objects. Iurii Trifonov and the Material World of Soviet Culture | Gábor T. Rittersporn
  • Pages 735 to 741| Karl SCHLÖGEL, The Soviet Century. Archeology of a Lost World | Georges Nivat
  • Pages 741 to 745| Seth BERNSTEIN, Return to the Motherland. Displaced Soviets in the World War II and the Cold War | Catherine Gousseff
  • Pages 745 to 748| Susanne A. WENGLE, Black Earth, White Bread. A Techno-Political History of Russian Agriculture and Food | Marc Elie
  • Pages 748 to 750| Caroline DUFY, Le retour de la puissance céréalière russe. Sociologie des marchés du blé, 2000-2018 | Marc Elie
  • Pages 750 to 753| Jeanne FÉAUX DE LA CROIX et Beatrice PENATI, eds. ‪Environmental Humanities in Central Asia. Relations Between Extraction and Interdependence‪ | Marc Elie
  • Pages 753 to 755| Benjamin BEUERLE, Sandra DAHLKE, Andreas RENNER, éds. Russia’s North Pacific Centres and Peripheries | Paul Josephson
  • Pages 756 to 758| Михаил ДОЛБИЛОВ, Жизнь творимого романа. От авантекста к контексту «Анны Карениной» | Andrei Zorin
  • Pages 758 to 763| Victoire FEUILLEBOIS, Maître Tolstoï. L’instituteur dont vous ne voulez pas | Wladimir Berelowitch
  • Pages 763 to 766| Catharine THEIMER NEPOMNYASHCHY, (Essays by), From Pushkin to Popular Culture | Catherine Depretto
  • Pages 767 to 770| Michel NIQUEUX, Dictionnaire Gogol | Catherine Depretto
  • Pages 770 to 773| Dorena CAROLI, L’Illustration jeunesse russe. Une histoire graphique (1917-1934) | Cécile Pichon-Bonin
  • Pages 773 to 777| Giuseppe BARBIERI & Silvia BURINI, éds. Uzbekistan. Avant-garde in the Desert | Dany Savelli
  • Pages 778 to 782| Alexandar MIHAILOVIC, The Mitki and the Art of Postmodern Protest in Russia | Vera Guseynova
  • Pages 782 to 787| Caroline DAMIENS, Fabriquer la Sibérie soviétique à l’écran. Une histoire filmique des peuples autochtones du Nord | Irina Tcherneva
  • Pages 787 to 790| Elisabeth WILSON, Playing with Fire. The Story of Maria Yudina, Pianist in Stalin’s Russia | Nathalie Moine
  • Pages 790 to 792| Anastasia GORDIENKO, Outlaw Music in Russia. The Rise of an Unlikely Genre | Gilles Favarel-Garrigues
  • Pages 792 to 796| M.A. LITOVSKAJA, N.V. SURŽIKOVA, red. Эго-документы. Россия первой половины ХХ века в межисточниковых диалогах | Sarah Gruszka
  • Pages 796 to 800| Jean-Charles SZUREK, Gabriel Ersler. Des Brigades internationales aux prisons soviétiques, l’autre Orchestre Rouge | Marie-Claude Maurel
  • Pages 805 to 805| Books received
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  • Pages 255 to 280| Languages and professions in eighteenth-century Russia | Vladislav Rjéoutski
  • Pages 305 to 325| Diplomatic languages at the Åland Peace Congress (1718-1719) | Yana I. Larina
  • Pages 327 to 350| ‪“I ask Your Excellency most humbly to pardon me for writing in a foreign language”: French in Russian and Swedish internal diplomatic correspondence, c. 1720s-1740s‪ | Sophie Holm, Vladislav Rjéoutski
  • Pages 351 to 380| Students of foreign languages and embassy nobles attached to Russian diplomatic missions (1720s-1740s) | Maksim I. Shikulo
  • Pages 381 to 410| Foreign language proficiency as a factor in the personnel policy of the Russian College of Foreign Affairs in the years 1740-1780 | Maria A. Petrova
  • Pages 411 to 452| Aristocrats and doctors. In what languages did students from the Russian Empire study in Strasbourg in the eighteenth century? | Wladimir Berelowitch, Rodolphe Baudin
  • Pages 453 to 476| Foreign language learning and proficiency among artists in eighteenth-century Russia | Hugo Tardy
  • Pages 477 to 504| “The grammar of battle, the language of guns”: Military language in eighteenth-century Russia | Denis Sdvizhkov
  • Pages 513 to 513| Books received
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  • Pages 7 to 8| Editorial
  • Pages 9 to 18| “Fiz ! Kul´t ! Ura !”: Moulding young Soviet through physical activity | Sylvain Dufraisse, Cécile Pichon-Bonin, Augusta Dorr
  • Pages 31 to 53| Children, sports and Soviet fizkul´tura: Ideas, realities, plans (1920s-1930s) | Andrey S. Adelfinsky
  • Pages 55 to 83| Searching for sportswear for the new Soviet children: 1920s Soviet design between the utopian and the situational | Ekaterina Kulinicheva
  • Pages 85 to 108| Moveable types: Embodied letters in Soviet children’s “living newspapers” (1920s-1930s) | Birgitte Beck Pristed
  • Pages 109 to 152| “Union of kinship and blood ties”: Genealogy and structure of Russia’s ruling elite (1725-1762) | Sergey V. Chernikov
  • Pages 153 to 178| The autobiography of Maro Nazarbekian: Trajectory and self-perception in communist autobiography | Hayarpi Papikyan
  • Pages 180 to 186| Alain Besançon: A pupil’s tribute | Wladimir Berelowitch
  • Pages 187 to 192| My friend Alain Besançon | Bernard Marchadier
  • Pages 193 to 194| A circle has closed | Elena Balzamo
  • Pages 195 to 197| Alain Besançon in Kiev | Youri Shapoval, Wladimir Berelowitch
  • Pages 199 to 210| Alain Besançon and Russia | Louis-Dominique Eloy
  • Pages 211 to 213| Alain Besançon, a moralist and medalist | Georges Nivat
  • Pages 215 to 218| Alain Besançon – Bibliography
  • Pages 220 to 222| ‪William Francis Ryan (1937-2023)‪ | Anatoly Tourilov, Alekseï Tchernetsov
  • Pages 224 to 231| Jean-Louis Cohen: an unfinished symphony | Elisabeth Essaïan
  • Pages 232 to 236| Jean-Paul Depretto (6 June 1952 – 12 January 2023) | Nicolas Werth
  • Pages 245 to 245| Books received
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