Since June 16, 2020 the Scientific-Historical Archive resumes execution of requests and making of digital copies of documents according to the demands presented by remote channels (postal letters and e-mail).

The Reading Hall of the Archive will reopen for visitors from September 2020.

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From the collection of the Scientific-Historical Archive of St. Petersburg Institute of RAS

Within the framework of the RFBR project 18-09-00212 on the preparation and publication of a translation into Russian of the treatise “Sovereign” (“Sovereign” Machiavelli in a Russian manuscript of the XVIII century”, composed by Doctor of Historical Sciences M.A. Yusim. M., 2019. 198 p.) The entire manuscript Antimachiavelli was digitized. The present submission of the…

Seminar “Russia in the Modern era (the 18th – beginning of the 20th centuries): state and society”

Saint Petersburg Institute of History of the RAS invites to the session of the seminar “Russia in the Modern era (the 18th – beginning of the 20th centuries): state and society”, that takes place on June 27, 2019 at 17.30 in the Conference hall of the Institute (room 23). The subject of the session is…

The 7th International Scientific Conference “The Nansen Readings” (“Nansenovskie Chteniya”)

On November 9–11, 2016 was carried out the 7th International Scientific Conference “The Nansen Readings” (“Nansenovskie Chteniya”) organized with the participation of Saint Petersburg Institute of History. This time complex scientific issue “Russian abroad in search of the future of Russia” has been discussed. More than 60 participants delivered their reports on such problems as…

Novgorod the First Letopis – a unique monument of Russian literature

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For the first time, ordinary citizens will be able to get acquainted with one of the oldest documents live at the exhibition “The Novgorod the First Letopis – a unique monument of Russian literature” in the Novgorod Museum. The Archaeograpic commission’s copy of the Novgorod the First Letopis from the collection of the Archive of…

A greeting card signed by Grand Duchess Olga Nikolaevna

A greeting card signed by Grand Duchess Olga Nikolaevna (1895–1918), the eldest daughter of Emperor Nicholai II, is addressed to the Chief Chamberlain of Empress Alexandra Feodorovna, Princess Elizaveta Alekseevna Naryshkina. Today, this document from fund 76 (A.A. Kurakin) of the Archive of SPbIH of the RAS is presented at a virtual exhibition. The exhibition…