No. 2 (1984): Ukrainian historical journal

ARTICLES

• Some issues of the development of Marxist-Leninist theory at the present stage

  V.M. Orlov

  5–16

• From the experience of the integrated use of screen and audio teaching aids in lessons of the history of the USSR in high school

  V.I. PETRENKO

  122–127

• Participation of the Trade Union of Agricultural Workers of Ukraine in the Socialist Restructuring of the Village (1920–1931)

  V.F. KONDRASHOV

  67–74

• SHVAGULYAK M.N. Ukraine in the expansionist plans of German fascism (1933–1939). – K.: Nauk. Dumka, 1983. – 246 p.

  I.M. KULINICH , M.E. ROZHIK

  147–148

• The struggle of the USSR for the non-use of chemical weapons

  Y.V. KOSTENKO

  108–115

• The activities of party organizations of Ukraine in the development of mass media and propaganda in 1966–1981

  V.V. SOKUR , V.P. SHPACHENKO

  59–63

• YURCHENKO O.T., DEMCHENKO M.V. The spread of Marxism and social-democratic organizations in Ukraine (80s – 90s of the 19th century). – K.: Politvydav Ukrainy, 1983. – 182 p.

  A.K. VOLOSCHCHENKO , P.L. VARGATYUK

  144–146

• To the 200th anniversary of the city of Melitopol

  B.D. MIXAILOB

  97–100

• Republican Scientific Student Conference

  V.M. SEVERINYUK

• Criticism of the views of American bourgeois ideologists on the US Middle Eastern policy in the 1970s

  S.Y. APPATOV , P.Ya. RAYNOV

  37–48

• Documents of Bohdan Khmelnytsky on the pages of the works of I. Pastoriy

  S.M. PLOKHIY

  137–141

• The Bolshevik press about the collapse of the resettlement policy of tsarism

  M.A. YAKIMENKO

  86–92

• Interuniversity scientific conference "Current problems of improving the pedagogical skills of teachers of social sciences"

  V.A. SOBIN

• "Social-Democrat" and "Rabochaya Gazeta" in Ukraine in 1910–1911

  G.A. ARUTYUNOV

  16–26

• Library and Archives of the RSDLP in Geneva: (To the 80th Anniversary of its Establishment)

  L.P. KALIBERDA

  123–130

• Activities of the agricultural cooperation of the USSR to strengthen collective farms (1921–1929.)

  A.G. MOROZOV

  71–82

• Criticism of bourgeois falsifications of modern agrarian policy of the CPSU. - K.: Higher school. Publishing House at Kyiv. University of Technology, 1983. - 135 p.

  M.M. KVARTIRA, M.V. TRAFFYAK

  149–150

• Coverage of the revolutionary liberation struggle of the workers in the pages of the progressive press of Western Ukraine (1933–1939)

  V.Yu. CHOPOVSKY

  116–121

• Training of specialists for socialist agriculture of the Ukrainian SSR (1929–1932)

  V.V. SOBKO

  64–67

• QUICK A.K. Strengthening the ties of the people's masses of Left-bank Ukraine and Russia in the second half of the 17th - the middle of the 18th century / Dnipropetr. Mr. Univ. - Dnipropetrovsk, 1982. - 100 p.

  O.M. DUBROVSKY

  146–147

• On the history of national formations of the Red Army (1918–1938)

  D.D. PYKHA

  100–108

• Honoring Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor M.I. Kravchuk on the occasion of his 70th anniversary

  A.F. LARYN

• Social life in labor collectives of the Ukrainian Socialist Republic (1966–1980)

  V.G. GORODYANENKO

  49–59

• Fedyukin S.A. Party and intelligentsia. - M.: Politizdat, 1983. - 238 p.

  Yu.O. KURNOSOV

  142–144

• The Contribution of the Peoples of the USSR to the Revival of Sevastopol (1944–1957)

  O.V. MIESHKOV

  92–96

• Meeting of the Scientific Council of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR on the problem of "History of Socialist and Communist Construction"

  V.M. MISHCHENKO

  153

• Sources of formation and forms of feudal land tenure in Ancient Rus

  M.F. KOTLYAR

  27–37

• Komsomol of Ukraine – assistant to the Communist Party in military-patriotic and international education of youth (1919–1937)

  V.I. SEMENENKO

  131–137

• Participation of the Commissars of Ukraine in the Elimination of Illiteracy among the Poor Peasants (1921–1925)

  M.I. ALESCHCHENKO

  82–86

• IV All-Union Scientific Conference "Current Problems of Source Studies and Special Historical Disciplines"

  P.V. AGAPOV, P.I. PROTSENKO

  151–152