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Historical, socio-cultural, and political studies stretching from Eastern Europe to East Asia with the emphasis on cross-cultural encounter, empires and colonialism, gender and nationalities issues, various forms of Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, and other religions from the Middle Ages to the ...
€147,300.00$209,290.00
Collection of finding aids and other reference literature covering archives and other manuscript collections in the Baltic States and Belorussia.
€7,797.00$11,079.00
Collection of finding aids and other reference literature covering archives and other manuscript collections in the Baltic States and Belorussia.
€16,991.00$24,142.00
Collection of finding aids and other reference literature covering archives and other manuscript collections in the Baltic States and Belorussia.
€109,612.00$155,745.00
Collection of finding aids and other reference literature covering archives and other manuscript collections in the Baltic States and Belorussia.
€12,897.00$18,325.00
Collection of finding aids and other reference literature covering archives and other manuscript collections in the Baltic States and Belorussia.
€33,630.00$47,790.00
In the western world, Armenian studies are seriously hampered by the inaccessibility of many primary and secondary source materials. This project is intended to make available as complete as possible a spectrum of Armenological material. It includes newspapers, journals, and text-editions of ...
€53,730.00$76,350.00
The collection includes two groups of monographs and serials: titles treating the Asian part of Russia and the former USSR, and titles written by Russian scholars and travellers, dealing with other Asian countries.
€66,110.00$93,930.00
Monographs and serials across a variety of subjects including history, law, Jewish communities, botany, and others.
€27,080.00$38,480.00
A collection of monographs, articles, and serials in Russian and other languages, covering a broad range of topics devoted to the history of Central Asia: colonization, archaeology and ethnology, religion, law, literature and linguistics, travels, botany, and zoology.