From the book “Venice. History of water and land" A small American publishing house, Chronicle Books, has released Jane Austen's famous novel Pride and Prejudice in book form with special inserts imitating handwritten letters from the characters. The book went on sale in September, according to the publisher's website. The text of Austen's novel contains 19 letters exchanged between his characters - Mr. Darcy, Miss Elizabeth Bennet, Miss Caroline Bingley, etc.

Denis Peskov - about the book of Kita Law "Prisoners of History" It is generally accepted that most of the monuments dedicated to the Second World War was erected either shortly after its end, or a little later, and if they are still erected somewhere today, then only in Russia. But this is not so. New military memorials continue to build around the world, and the old ones become the subject of acute disputes between fellow citizens and even countries.

Afterword to the book of the director "Bumbarash" The Kiev publishing house "Nairi" published a book of memoirs of the Soviet and Ukrainian director Nikolai Rasheev, "Inner Emigrant. Notes of sclerotic. " Gorky publishes the afterword to this book, written by the film expert Evgeny Margolith. Nikolai Rasheev. Inner emigrant. Notes of sclerotic. Kiev: Nairi, 2020. Content There were times when I happened - and more than once!

Interview with historical sociologist Jack Goldstone In recent years, waves of political and social protests have been raised around the world, which immediately become working material for historical sociologists studying the causes and mechanisms of the implementation of revolutions. Professor of American University George Mason Jack Goldstone, author of the book “Revolution. Very short introduction ”is one of the most influential representatives of this direction.

Yuri Kulikov - on the double anniversary of Charles Maturin and his main work In the history of world literature there are many books that at one time made a lot of noise, made one or another revolution in the consciousness and imagination of their contemporaries, but were subsequently half-forgotten. Among them, of course, is Melmoth the Wanderer by Charles Maturin, first published in 1820.