Nicolai Evseev, Igor Chibrov

German Churches in Saratov Volga Region

The appearance of German churches, built according to the canons of European styles, had been formed by 1917. Most of them were destroyed in the XX^th century. There are about twenty German churches that remained in Saratov Volga Rigion. They are all different: solemn and sublime, simple and wooden, refined and romantic.

Darya Eyvazova

Youth Extremism and the Media

The article analyzes the influence of modern media on adolescent psychology and behavior of young people. This article also discusses the reasons why young people fall under the influence of extremist groups and the role of television and the Internet in modern life.

Tatyana Filimonova

Etiquette Forms of Greeting and Farewell in Spoken Informal Language

The work deals with some units of speech etiquette such as forms of greeting and farewell in the Russian modern informal language, their general characteristics and peculiar functions. The research also focuses on the positions of separate units, as well as verbal and non-verbal expressive means.

Julia Fresher

Inscriptions Change on a Panathenaic amphora

The paper describes the changes of two main inscriptions on the Panathenaic amphorae. The first inscription is the most important proof of the fact that this vase is a winner’s prize in the Panathenaea. The second one carries information about an archon. This information can be interesting for people who are keen on ancient history, archaeology, vase painting, epigraphy and like puzzles.

Julia Gagina

Sovereignty in the International Law

This article discusses some aspects of state sovereignty in the international law. The article shows the influence of globalization on state sovereignty as well.

Irina Galachieva

Compensation for Moral Damage: Problems of Proof

The article focuses upon some problems which people and court face with during the trial about compensation for moral damage. The main of them connects with the obligation of proving. The article analyses some points about it.

Elena Gulina

The Status of Tibet by the Middle of the XX Century and Foundation of the People’s Republic of China

In the article the list of arguments and historic facts in the problem of Tibetan status by the middle XX are examined as they are extremely contradictory. The parts of the Tibetan issue – the People’s Republic of China and the Tibetan Government in Exile – are interpreted by them in a different way. Therefore, the parts cannot come to an agreement, and in view of that, understanding of the real situation and status of Tibet are necessary for solution of this problem.

Olga Istomina

Chersonesus Tauricus. Problems of the Time and Conditions of its Foundation

This paper presents the analysis of a relevant group of sources and a survey of the main hypotheses of the time and circumstances for the foundation of Chersonesus. For a long time the traditional date of foundation of the polis was considered to be 422-421 B.C. However, appearance and analysis of new archeological sources and epigraphic evidence from the excavations of Chersonesus make the researches to review the time of its establishment.

Ksenia Kashnikova

Castle as a Symbol in Russian and Foreign Literature

This article shows the usage of ‘castle’ as a symbol in the works of modern Russian and foreign fantasy writers.

Nikita Klimenkov

US Secretary of State Warren Christopher and Confrontation between B. Yeltsin and Russian Parliament (Supreme Council) in 1993

1993 for Russia was marked by confrontation between B. Yeltsin and the Russian parliament. For Clinton’s administration it was important to keep abreast of the situation in Russia. The United States supported B. Yeltsin, but, in fact, they were doing a little in concrete actions. US Secretary of State W. Christopher was one of the main official figures in this confrontation. He maintained Russian president and criticized his opponents in his speeches, and a short time after the power outcome of the conflict he arrived in Moscow, where he expressed American support to B. Yeltsin.

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