Magistra vitae, 2026 Volume 11, issue 2

TO THE ANNIVERSARY OF VLADIMIR V. GRUDZINSKKIY

Oltarzhevsky V. P.
Irkutsk Roots of the Anniversary Scholar. Introductory speech by Professor V.P. Oltarzhevsky

WITH GRATITUDE FROM THE FOLLOWERS AND COLLEAGUES

 Britain: History, Culture and the Present

Vyrupaeva A. P.
Not an «Angel in the House»: The Destruction of the Victorian Ideal in Anne of Green Gables

Napalkova I. E.
National and cultural identity and ethnic diversity in the context of constitutional changes in the UK at the turn of the 20th and 21st centuries

In the Shadows of the Crown: British Dominions And Their Way

Antoshin A. V.
Everyday life structures of the fi rst British settlers on the South Island of New Zealand (the mid-19th century)

Saukova E. S.
«This is rather a daughter who is coming of age than a child new born»: discussion of the Australian constitution act in the British Parliament in 1900

Razhev A. V.
«This habit of asking Australia to agree to things when they are done… will wreck the Empire»: William M. Hughes and the Australian response to the Chanak Crisis of 1922

Ilina O. V.
The image of the Canadian Nation in the works of historians of the Laurentian School

Topical Issues of Modern and Contemporary History

Artamoshin S. V.
Occupied France during World War II: France and French culture in the diaries of Ernst Junger

Nokhrin I. M.
Leah Greenfeld’s Theory of Civilizations and its possibilities for comparative historical research

RESEARCH KALEIDOSCOPE

Mitrofanov V. V.
The Russian Archaeological Society in the memoirs of V. G. Druzhinin

Tikhonov I. V.
Тhe Komi- Permyak Okrug in the Soviet State: Specifi c of National Policy in the Second Half of the 20th century

Nikonov V. V.
Bibliography of the Anniversary: A Retrospective Analysis of Publishing Activities for the Anniversary Dates of the Komi- Permyak Okrug

Antipov A. M.
Late Soviet everyday life through the lens of musical underground: case study of the songs by Dyadya Plyas (Chelyabinsk, 1990)

Kholmatov T. K.
“The establishment of scientifi c truth is the most precious thing, even if it comes into confl ict with my previous publications”: letters of V.Ya. Krivonogov to V.K. Yatsunskiy (1954–1963)