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Short biography and bibliography for Krastyo Mirski
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Short biographies and bibliography of the new BAS members: Georgi Shishkov, Alexander Hristov
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In March 2006, a meeting of the so-called Shestidesiatniki [people of the 1960s] was organized by the Liberal Mission Foundation, at the Taganka The¬ater in Moscow in commemoration of the fiftieth anniversary of Nikita Khrush¬chev’s secret speech at the Twentieth Party Congress. In the auditorium, more than 200 outstanding Russian men and women of various ages gathered and tried to elucidate what for each of them had changed after Joseph Stalin’s death and debunking of the cult of personality.
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In the last century, Ukraine has experienced six cycles of national revival and democratization followed on each occasion by a conservative Russophile counter revolution against Ukrainian national identity and democracy. The cy¬cle had not run its course in 1991 when the Communist Party of Ukraine (KPU) was banned and the party had by then shrunk to a small coterie of “imperial communists” who supported the August 1991 putsch in Moscow. Although only 5 percent of its Soviet-era 3.5 million members re-joined the re-legalized KPU after 1993, a more serious threat to Ukrainian national identity and de¬mocratization emerged eight years later in the Party of Regions. The bases of support for the KPU and Party of Regions are the Donbass and Crimea which were the strongholds of the Russophile, conservative wing of the Soviet-era KPU.
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On a Sunday morning in mid-October of 2009, a few hundred Tatar na¬tional activists converge on Kazan to take part in the twentieth annual Day of Memory in honor of their ancestors who perished while defending the city in their ultimate defeat by the Muscovite troops of Ivan IV (“the Terrible”) in 1552. As in years past, the public spectacle begins on Freedom Square with a namaz led by an imam. The Muslim prayer is followed by fiery speeches delivered, in Tatar, by nationalist leaders who address a crowd brandishing a motley array of flags, among them the official green-white-red tricolor of Tatarstan and the solid green banner of Islam.
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The influence of the Orthodox churches on state and nation building pro¬cesses in post-1989 Europe remains an important research topic which is still under theorized.1 Especially after the collapse of the Communist regimes, the increased role of the Orthodox churches in shaping the polity of the new na-tional states has moved from the realm of the private into the political and should thus not only concern theological researchers but also historians and political scientists.
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Adam Mickiewicz, Pón Tadeùsz, skaszëbił (tr anslated into Kashu bian by) Stanisław Janke, Wejherowo-Gdańsk: Muzeum Piśmiennictwa i Muzyki Kaszubsko-Pomorskiej w Wejherowie, 2010 , 431 pp .
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Эпоха великих географических открытий перевернула мировую эко¬номику. В Испанию и Португалию рекой потекли богатства их заморских владений. В конце XVI в. в борьбу за новые земли включаются и другие страны Старого света. Суда европейских государств (Англии, Голландии, Франции) смело бороздили просторы морей и океанов. Острая конкурен¬тная борьба за заморские владения, развернувшаяся между западноевро¬пейскими государствами, привела в XVII в. к перераспределению сфер влияния между старыми (Португалия и Испания) и новыми (Голландия, Англия и Франция) колониальными державами.
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Primož Trubar is perceived by Slovenian historiography, literary history and linguistics as the father of Slovenian standard language, Slovenian literary culture and literature, and indirectly also as the father of present-day Slovenian nation and its national independency. Trubar’s legacy is singular not only from the linguistic point of view, but also from the perspective of the whole Slovenian culture. Trubar was a great intellectual, a universal genius of his time, typical Renaissance man who connected national and universal European values, who was in contact with the greatest intellectual and influential authorities of his age.
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This contribution offers an overview of the shaping of Slovak onomastics as a scientific discipline from the 1940’s onwards when the foundations of theoretical onomastics were laid. In 1964, the Slovak onomastic commission was founded which was able to organize a series of onomastic conferences. Unfortunately, no special department for research of proper names has been established at Jazykovedný ústav Ľudovíta Štúra of the Slovak Academy of Sciences.
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The category of determination represents one of the most complex noun categories in world languages. The paper deals with the grammatical category of determination with the focus on explicit expressive means of the category in the Slovak, Russian and English languages. Moreover, in order to highlight the differences between typologically distinct languages, the portion and frequencies of these lexical units in individual styles of the languages are analysed.
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Presentation of new members’ biographies and scientific work, including selected or full bibliography
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Presentation of new members’ biographies and scientific work, including selected or full bibliography
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Presentation of new members’ biographies and scientific work, including selected or full bibliography
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