41. Heinrichs STRODS (Candidate of Sciences in former ussr), University of Latvia, 1954; Dr.habil.hist. (Doctor of Sciences in former ussr), Institute of history, Moscow, 1977. http://www.lza.lv/scientists/strodsh.htm

Heinrichs STRODS Professor Heinrichs STRODS Professor of Latvian History Department of History of Latvia Faculty of History and Philosophy University of Latvia Brivibas bulvaris 32 Riga, LV 1050 Latvia Phone: +371 728 1265 Fax: +371 782 0113 E-mail: humana@ac.lza.lv Interests: History of Baltic States Agrarian History Political History History of Church Principal Publications in History of Baltic States, 17 books and booklets, altogeteher 730 articles, papers and chapters in books Languages: Latvian, Russian, German, English, Latin Education University of Latvia, Faculty of History, 1950 Dr.hist. (Candidate of Sciences in former USSR), University of Latvia, 1954 Dr.habil. hist. (Doctor of Sciences in former USSR), Institute of History, Moscow, 1977 Experience Senior Researcher, Central Historical Museum of Latvia, 1949-1957 Senior Researcher, Head of Department of Archaeology and Etnography, Institute of History of Latvia, Latvian Academy of Sciences, 1954-1982 Professor of History, Head of Department of History of USSR, University of Latvia, Professor of History, Head of Department of History of Latvia, University of Latvia, 1989-1993

42. Valdis BERZINS (Candidate of Science in former ussr), Institute of history of Latvia, 1966; Dr.habil. (Doctor of Science in former ussr), Institute of history of Latvia, 1990. http://www.lza.lv/scientists/berzinsv.htm

Valdis BERZINS Dr.habil.hist. Valdis BERZINS Leading Researcher Institute of History of Latvia Akademijas laukums 1 Riga, LV 1050 Latvia Phone: +371 722 6934 Fax: +371 722 5044 E-mail: lvi@lza.lv Born: June 18, 1935, Riga, Latvia Interests: History History of Latvia: The Latvian Riflemen Latvia during the First World War The Army of Latvia, 1918-1920 The Foreign Policy of Latvia in 1920s Languages: Latvian, Russian, English Education University of Latvia (Department of History and Philology, BA - History), 1958 Dr. hist. (Candidate of Science in former USSR), Institute of History of Latvia, 1966 Dr. habil. hist. (Doctor of Science in former USSR), Institute of History of Latvia, 1990 Experience Institute of History of Latvia: Junior Researcher, 1966-1974 Senior Researcher, 1974-1990 Leading Researcher, 1990- Professor, 1993- Head of Department of History, 1996-2000 Honours and Awards Corresponding Member, Latvian Academy of Sciences, 1992 Full Member, Latvian Academy of Sciences Latvian Academy of Sciences and Joint Stock Company "Grindeks" Award, 2000 Professional Activities Member, Scientific Council of the Institute of History of Latvia, 1990-

43. Centre For Russian Studies Dr Andrew Wilson (E) Ukrainian politcs, history and culture; national identitiesand nationalisms in the former ussr; the interraction of Ukrainian and http://www.ssees.ac.uk/russstud.htm

School of Slavonic and East European Studies University College London Centre for Russian Studies The Centre for Russian Studies at the School of Slavonic and East European Studies (UCL) exists to promote research and teaching on Russia, the former USSR and the Russian Empire. The primary aim of the Centre is to create a more distinct focus within the School for cultural, historical, linguistic, literary and social sciences research into Russia, past and present, and thereby to improve the environment for joint and individual research on Russia, including interdisciplinary and comparative approaches. The Centre aims also to promote knowledge and discussion of Russia in the broader academic community and with the public at large. Its activities enhance the quality of both postgraduate and undergraduate teaching and at the same time provide a 'home' for the many SSEES research and MA students with an interest in Russia. Activities SSEES is the major centre for Russian studies in the UK. More than twenty full-time members of faculty language, literature and culture specialists, historians, social scientists devote all or most of their research and teaching to Russia. At the MA level, more than 60 students are taking Russian-based courses and/or writing their dissertations on a Russia-related topic and some 25 students are doing their postgraduate research on Russian and the former USSR, ranging from 17th-century priests to 20th-century poets, from Soviet cinema to post-Soviet politics. About 125 undergraduates are registered for degrees in Russian studies and combined degrees including Russian, with many more taking one or more courses with a Russian component, in particular politics, history and language. The

44. History One of the most glorious eras in the history of Moldova occured the On August 27,1991, following the former ussr people' struggle for independence and after a http://www.grida.no/enrin/htmls/moldova/soe/backgr/history.htm

BACKGROUND: History and Demographic Characteristics Moldova's unique locality, at the perimeter of eastern and western cultures, has contributed to a long and difficult struggle against other countries and to the very difficult task for the indigenous Moldovan people to maintain their cultural and political sovereignty. During the Middle Ages, as well as in modern times, Moldova, like other principalities, carried out a policy oriented towards the maintenance and recognition of its independence, the defense of its territory, and the preservation of its frontiers. Being stategically positioned, Moldova was fought over and fragmented by the great im perial powers of Austria, Russia and Turkey for much of its history. This territory was the component part of country - Principate of Moldova from the beggining of the existence of Romanien states. One of the most glorious eras in the history of Moldova occured the reign of the government of Stefan cel Mare (Stefan the Great) between 1457 and 1504. During these years, Moldovans won brillant victories over Turks, Tartars, Hungarians, Poles and other invaders. This temporary succes, however, was no guarantee of the nation's future stability. In January 1918, following the collapse of tsarist Russian Empire, this region, comprised of part of the present territory of the Republic of Moldova and part of Ukraine, Bessarabia declared its independence from Russia when it was named the Democratic Republic of Moldova and reunited with Romania in March of 1918. The newly formed Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) in the end of 1922 refused to recognize this reunification, however, and in 1924 created the Moldovian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic (MASSR) in the territories to the east of the Dnestr River.

45. EURUS - Faculty And Staff Associate Professor of Art history. Ph.D. University of Chicago. Criminal justicein the former ussr. Gennady Ozornoy (on leave first term, 19992000). http://www.carleton.ca/eurus/faculty.html

SITE CONTENTS EVENTS and OPPORTUNITIES Home About EURUS B.A. Program ... Search for Faculty Member FACULTY ASSOCIATES Larry Black Professor of History Ph.D. McGill University History of the USSR, Canadian-Soviet relations David Carment Associate Professor of International Affairs Ph.D. McGill University International dimensions of ethnic conflict, conflict prevention and resolution Richard Carson Professor of Economics Ph.D. Indiana University Comparative economic systems Andrea Chandler (on leave 1999-2000) Associate Professor of Political Science Ph.D. Columbia University Politics in the Soviet successor states Joan DeBardeleben Professor of Political Science Ph.D. University of Wisconsin-Madison Politics and society in the Soviet successor states Nancy Doubleday Lecturer of Geography M.E.S. York University Development in Arctic and Subarctic environments Piotr Dutkiewicz Professor of Political Science Ph.D. Soviet Academy of Sciences East European politics Carter Elwood Professor of History Ph.D. Columbia University History of Russia Carl Jacobsen Professor of Political Science Ph.D. University of Glasgow

46. Documents Relating To The Former Soviet Union, Russia, And The Newly Independent Chronology of the Soviet Union. history of Russia and the former ussr. Conant,Charles A., Russia as a World Power, The North American Review, vol. http://www.mtholyoke.edu/acad/intrel/russia.htm

Russia Map of Russia "The Revolutions of Russia. The Accession of Nicholas I, 1825," The International Monthly Magazine , vol. 4, issue 5 (December 1851). ... Return To Vinnie's Home Page

47. The NDSU Libraries: Germans From Russia serious scholar of the history and current status of Germanic peoples who tracetheir ancestry to or currently reside in Russia and the former ussr; for the http://www.lib.ndsu.nodak.edu/grhc/order/general/bibliography.html

Home Order General Books An Expanded Bibliography and Reference Guide for the Former USSR's Ethnic Germans: Issues of Ethnic Autonomy, Group Repression, Cultural Assimilation, and Mass Emigration in the Twentieth Century and Beyond Updated: By Eric J. Schmaltz, Ph.D. Germans from Russia Heritage Collection, North Dakota State University Libraries, Fargo, North Dakota, 2003, 246 pages, softcover The Germans from Russia Heritage Collection is pleased to announce the publication of this landmark and important new book, An Expanded Bibliography and Reference Guide for the Former USSR's Ethnic Germans: Issues of Ethnic Autonomy, Group Repression, Cultural Assimilation, and Mass Emigration in the Twentieth Century and Beyond , by Eric J. Schmaltz, a recent Ph.D. history graduate from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Almost 300 pages in length, the book is dedicated to the Germans from Russia diaspora community. The project took several years to complete and grew out of the author's dissertation at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, "Reform, Rebirth, and Regret: The Early Autonomy Movement of Ethnic Germans in the USSR, 1955-1989", and related research projects. In the new millennium, this easy-to-read, but comprehensive, compilation should serve as a welcome and useful addition for the Germans from Russia community. In North America, it stands as the first such reference guide to come out in a generation. This study has taken advantage of the information explosion concerning the group since the end of the Cold War and the opening up of many Soviet archives. The 1990s were marked by the growth and advances in new information technologies, the breakdown of old political and ideological barriers, and the rise of the ethnic group's autonomy struggle in the former USSR and mass emigration movement to Germany.

48. Russian And East European History The Andrei Sakharov Foundation; Russia How Has Change Affected the former ussr? EXussrInformation (University of Kansas); Belarus history and Famous http://www.tntech.edu/history/russee.html

Russian and East European History Rulers [heads of state and heads of government] Resources (Department of Art History and Archaeology, Columbia University) Historic Cities (Historic Cities Center of the Department of Geography, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the Jewish National and University Library) Aileena: World-wide Media Index ... Information Sources on Afghanistan Contemporary Russia and East Europe Database on Russian Issues (Information Centre for Russian Studies) Center for Civil Society International Russia.net Russia on the Web ... International Affairs Network (IANWeb) (U. of Pittsburgh) Last updated on March 25, 2003 Department of History Tennessee Technological University Box 5064 Cookeville, TN 38505 For comments or suggestions, contact preagan@tntech.edu

49. Europe, GERMANY Maps And Atlases From East View Cartographic, Leader In Transiti Welt, Western Balkans, former ussr, Latin America, Middle East, North America, Geophysics,Historical Geography, history Of Cartography, Human Geography, Hydrology, http://www.cartographic.com/xq/ASP/AreaID.3/RegionID.107/europe/germany/qx/other

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50. Europe, NETHERLANDS Maps And Atlases From East View Cartographic, Leader In Tran Welt, Western Balkans, former ussr, Latin America, Middle East, Geographical Synopsis,Historical Geography, history Of Cartography, Human Geography, Physical Relief, http://www.cartographic.com/xq/ASP/AreaID.3/RegionID.189/europe/netherlands/qx/o

home about east view standing orders service specials: Ukrainian maps ... site map Search GIS / Map Librarian Position shopping cart my account Browse Regions Browse Types Topographic Maps Nautical Charts ... Transport Geography NETHERLANDS East View Cartographic offers large and small scale mapping of Europe in national topographic maps and Russian Military Topographic mapping. EVC can offer georeferenced topographic maps to the customer's requirements. what's new samples specials: Ukrainian maps contact us ... publications

51. Slavica Publisher of scholarly books and textbooks on the languages, peoples, literatures, cultures, and history of the former ussr and Eastern Europe. http://www.slavica.com/

52. MMD History (Engl.) During its history, the position of the Dean of the Department was occupied the researchcenters and universities both in the CIS (the former ussr) and abroad. http://mmfd.nsu.ru/mmf/MMF-IF_A.HTM

HISTORY of the DEPARTMENT The Department of Mechanics and Mathematics was founded in 1961. Before separating out in the frameworks of a proper department, the training in mathematics and mechanics was offered first at the Natural Sciences Department (1959), then at the Physical Mathematical Department (1960). Since 1976, the Department of Mechanics and Mathematics has conducted training in applied mathematics as well. The establishing of the department was dictated by the necessity to prepare highly skilled specialists able to carry out successful research for the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences (SB RAS) (of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR before), for the research institutes of Siberia, Far East, Kazakhstan, and republics of Middle Asia (while in the USSR). This vast eastern region of our country was short of teachers in the field of higher education and professionals for high-tech industries especially with the introduction of computer engineering techniques. The approach chosen to achieve this aim was nontypical for its time. The University is located nearby the research institutes of the Novosibirsk Scientific Center. This has enabled the Department to involve the leading researchers of the SBRAS in teaching at the university and to carry out fundamental training of students during 3 years as well as further specializing at the university chairs in close contact with our basic research institutes where students could get practical experience and research supervision from outstanding scientists.

53. Jewish Heritage Society Site Index (English) Directory and bibliography of documentary sources on Jewish history inarchives of the former ussr. Jewish Scholarly Periodicals of the CIS http://www.jewish-heritage.org/indexe.htm

54. Jewish Heritage Society Programs (English) projects have been launched by the Society with institutions and groups workingin the field of Jewish history and culture throughout the former ussr. http://www.jewish-heritage.org/proge.htm

55. Russia Illustrated history of Russia and the former ussr; Orthodox Icons; Guide to thehistory of Russian Science See the online _Bibliography of the history of http://my.execpc.com/~dboals/russia.html

Part of the Europe/Russia/Eastern Europe Web and the History/Social Studies Web Site For K-12 Teachers Return to Europe/Russia MODERN EUROPEAN/RUSSIAN HISTORY EUROPE/RUSSIA/EASTERN EUROPE - ANCIENT/CLASSICAL EUROPEAN HISTORY - PERSEUS SITES - MEDIEVAL - RENAISSANCE/REFORMATION - MODERN/CONTEMPORARY - REGIONAL/NATIONAL HISTORIES - RUSSIAN HISTORY SPECIAL CATEGORIES - WESTERN IMPERIALISM - WORLD WAR I - WORLD WAR II - HOLOCAUST - GENERAL/MISCELLANEOUS - WORLD WAR I - MUSEUMS/ART ANCIENT AND CLASSICAL PERSEUS SITES MEDIEVAL RENAISSANCE/REFORMATION ... GENERAL/MISCELLANEOUS RUSSIAN HISTORY Jewels of the Romanovs Russian Orthodox Churches The Struma Project Presents part of the story of Rumanian and Russian Jews who escaped the massacres in 1941 Rumania by embarking on a tiny vessel for Palestine. Carnegie Endowment - Russian and Eurasian Affairs Citizen Kurchatov Bombmaker for Russia during the Stalin Era. Deep background on the man and the era, with pages on the technical aspects of bomb building and the Cold War background. RED FILES PBS companion site, the last 100 years in Russia. TOC: Secret Victories of the KGB, Soviet Sports Wars, Secret Soviet Moon Mission, Soviet Propaganda.

56. Former USSR : Experts Skip You are here Welcome to LSE Experts former ussr. former ussr . Experts. photoof Dr Peter Howlett Dr Peter Howlett Economic history Department. http://www.lse.ac.uk/resources/experts/expertise/former_USSR.htm

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57. International History Collection Development Policy pamphlets pre1950 collections of Chatham House, covering international historyand relations of the inter-war years, from Europe, USA, and the former ussr. http://www.lse.ac.uk/library/colpol/International_history_collection_development

Home Help Search Index ... LSEforYou  You are here - Welcome to LSE Library What's in the Library? Collection development policies > International History Collection Development Policy International History Introduction Selection criteria General scope Historical periods ... Collection development policy review for International History Introduction The general policy for International History is to collect to research level, with the intention of as comprehensive a coverage as resources allow. Research level is defined as one where independent research with the published sources can be pursued. Exclusions and qualifications to this policy are mentioned below and in the General Policy Statement: see Principles of collection policy and Criteria for selection The policy for developing the collections in International History needs to be seen within the context of the complete acquisitions policy. The interdisciplinary nature of the social sciences and its publications means that subject boundaries cannot always be easily determined and described in isolation. Please refer particularly to International Relations Government , and Economic History Back to the top Selection criteria General scope An outline is given below, but in general terms the Library collects material in European and international political, social, economic and diplomatic history from the end of the eighteenth century to the present day.

58. World Wide Web Virtual Library - Russian History Index - Gateways Russian history on the Web (Marshall Poe, Ph.D) excellent, wellorganized site on Slavic,East European, and former ussr Resources This web page is part of a http://vlib.iue.it/hist-russia/gateways.html

World Wide Web Virtual Library (WWW-VL) central catalogue WWW-VL Search Facility. WWW-VL Main History Index and Sites Maintainers ... European University Institute's Library and Web Sites. Russian History Index Reference Lists Journals Publishers Archives ... Libraries Web Publications Sources Bibliography Temporary Research Projects Chronological Chronology Kievan and Pre-Kievan Russia Appanage Russia Muscovite Russia ... Russian Federation Topical Military Women Cultural National ... Demography Geographical Regional Other (Utilities) Maps Russian Mass-Media Russian Search Engines Databases Indexes of Virtual Resources in Russian History - Russian History Gateways AAASS-American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies The Bucknell University Russian Studies Programm : The Russian Studies Programm of the Bucknell University (Lewisburg, USA ) provides original materials on the history of Russia and the Russian language, and in addition has selected lots of links to information about other aspects of Russian life and society, including politics, news, art, music, and literature. The Bucknell Russian History : As a part of Bucknell University Russian Studies Programm this site links you directly to the history section, which contains some information of a general nature, among others links to further sites dealing with the history of Russia as well as chronologies.

59. World Wide Web Virtual Library - Russian History Index - Journals which covers all nonRussian nationalities of the former ussr as well is publishingscholarly articles and reviews on Russian culture, literature and history. http://vlib.iue.it/hist-russia/journals.html

World Wide Web Virtual Library (WWW-VL) central catalogue WWW-VL Search Facility. WWW-VL Main History Index and Sites Maintainers ... European University Institute's Library and Web Sites. Russian History Index Journals Reference Lists Journals Publishers Archives ... Libraries Web Publications Sources Bibliography Temporary Research Projects Chronological Chronology Kievan and Pre-Kievan Russia Appanage Russia Muscovite Russia ... Russian Federation Topical Military Women Cultural National ... Demography Geographical Regional Other (Utilities) Maps Russian Mass-Media Russian Search Engines Databases Alphabetical List of Journals Dealing with Russian History and Russian History Journals Electronic Version Ab Imperio is a new review which discusses recent developments in history and in the theory of nationalities and nationalism in the Former Soviet Societies and provides a platform for research and debate on this issue. [ electronic version Acta Slavica Iaponica Journal of the Slavic Center of Hokkaido University. [ online version Table of Contents (TOC) contains materials on developments in anthropology and archaeology in the Newly Independent States. [

60. Ando Meritee's Renju History My Renju history My name is Ando Meritee. I was born in Estonia in 1974. Myfirst trip to outside the former ussr was in October 1991 to Japan. http://ns02.compute.com.tw/~renjuclass/library/articles/teacher.html

My Renju History My name is Ando Meritee. I was born in Estonia in 1974. I began to play renju when I was 13. This photo was made in 1996, It's me on that photo. At that time, I had several other hobbies (like chess, etc.), too, but I finally chose renju to be my favourite game. Although we didn't have any high level teachers at that time, our renju group still made a pretty good progress because of our hard and intensive work. We had an opportunity to learn from stronger Russian players' games as we got some books about game records from Russia. There were no electronic renju databases at that time. I had to make my own cardfiles about renju games and openings. There were about 7000 cards in the main file. I still have it at home although I haven't used it for last 8-9 years because it is too old-fashioned way compared to the modern opportunities of learning renju. In 1989, I took part in the first serious tournament outside Estonia. That was a big challenge for me. I remember I was in 2 dan level before that tournament. The tournament was played in Nizhny Novgorod (Russia). Although I made a good start and got 4.5 points from 5, I failed in the second part of the tournament and dropped to the 7th place. This tournament gave me lots of motivation to continue studying renju more seriously in order to make myself a better player. In 1989, there was the First World Championship played in Japan. A legendary Japanese master Shigeru Nakamura confidently won the World Champion title by winning 8 games and making one draw game. The World Class level seemed so far and unreachable for Ants and me, so we could only admire those World Championship players and learn from their games. Since there was no Internet at that time, all the information exchange was very slow. We wanted to receive the printed copy of the World Championship games very much, and when we finally got the games (faster than we expected), we were really happy and excited.

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