Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov Paintings Collection (Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov Paintings Collection)
Исторические источники по истории России ХХ в. на Русском языке в интернете (Historical Sources on the History fo Russia in the XX Century in Russian online)
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History Facutly of M. V. Lomonosov Moscow State University
Эхо Сталинграда: Страны мира и победа на Волге (The Echo of Stalingrad: The Countries of the World and the Victory on the Volga)
Historico-Documentary Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia
Революция 1917 года. Русская и советская дипломатия в документах архивов МИД России (The Revolution of 1917. Russian and Soviet Diplomacy in the Documents of the Archives of Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia)
Историко Документальный Департамент МИД России
Stalinka: Digital Library of Staliniana (Stalinka: Digital Library of Staliniana)
including Gumiliev's memoirs and others' memoirs about him
can also be found under the "biografiia i vospominaniia" tab on the left.
Николай Гумилев: Электронное собрание сочинений
Imperial Russia; USSR; Russian Federation
" etc. (on the left) to find Gumiliev's works.
ОГБУ Госархив Еврейской автономной области
Government Agency State Archive of the Jewish Autonomous Region
Виртуальные выставки и подборки архивных документов (Virtual Exhibits and Selections of Archival Documents)
ГКУ Брянской Области "Государственный архив Бранской области"
Government Agency "State Archive of the Briansk Region"
Gijs Kessler (International Institute of Social History
Amsterdam) and Andrei Markevich (New Economic School