About the novel by Alexander Gulko "Raigorod" The novel by Alexander Gulko “Raigorod” can be considered another example of local history literature on the search for Jewish roots of the narrator, but the publisher of Gorky Boris Kupriyanov is sure that this book is able to report something important to all its readers, regardless of their nationality or religious beliefs. Read about this in his material.

Memory of Leo Rubinstein On January 14, the poet Lev Rubinstein left us. About the request of Gorky, Lev Semenovich is recalled by Vladimir Sorokin, Sergey Gandlevsky, Andrei Monastyrsky and others.

That Russian Baptists read to their children Not so long ago, Gorky asked the Russian followers of the Baptist teaching that they read, in addition to spiritual literature. In the new material, from a cycle dedicated to various Christian denominations in Russia of the past and present, Philip Nikitin found out what place the book occupies in raising children in believers. Starting from February 24, 2022, we were all in the face of the advancing barbarism, violence and lies.

From the "Diary of the Translator of the Embassy Order of Christophe Bowshus (1654–1664)" In the series “New Sources on the History of Russia”, the translation of the diary records of Christophe Bowshus, the translator, who served in the mid -17th century in the embassy order in Moscow, was published. The publication gives an interesting idea of ​​how the foreigner in the tsarist service perceived the realities of the Russian state, its foreign policy and cultural and legal characteristics.