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The official press of St. Petersburg University, published from 1927 to 1995. Titles: 1927-1929 "Studencheskaya Pravda"; 1930-1991 Leningrad University; 1991-1995 St. Petersburg University.

Presented issues: 1929, 1991.

Presented issues: 1943-1944

Presented issues: 1906-1907

The newspaper was published in the Vologda Province in 1913, 1917-1918. In 1913, the Severnoye Ekho newspaper was closed. The Ekho (Echo) newspaper was issued instead of it in 1913-1916. Publication frequency: 3 times per week. In 1917-1918, after the February Revolution, the newspaper became the press organ of the local organization of the Constitutional Democratic Party and was published under the former title - Severnoye Ekho. Editors: A. A. Tropin, I. P. Posheshulina (No. 12); F. D. Nikulin (No. 17). Publishers: I. P. Posheshulina, E. V. Posheshulina (from No. 17). On July 8, 1918, the publication was liquidated by a resolution of the Investigation Commission of the Revolutionary Tribunal (Vologda Extraordinary Commission for Combating Counter-Revolution, Sabotage, and Profiteering).

Presented issues: 1917-1918

Presented issues: 1941-1942

Presented issues: 1917

Daily newspaper of politics, literature and public life. Founded by V. P. Kartamyshev. It was published in 1885-1905 in Tomsk. In 1888 (May-August) and 1897 (May-December), it was not issued. Publication frequency: 1885-1893 - 1-3 times per week, since 1894 - daily. Editors: V. P. Kartamyshev (until 1894), G. V. Preisman (1894-1901), M. F. Kartamyshev (1901-1902), N. N. Soin (1902-1905). Publishers: V. P. Kartamyshev, M. F. Kartamysheva, M. N. Zagibalov. In 1888-1895, the newspaper published several supplements to selected numbers.

Presented issues: 1904-1905

Presented issues: 1903-1906

Presented issues: 1910-1913.

Presented issues: 1878, 1885-1887, 1906, 1909-1910, 1913-1914

Presented issues: 1941, 1961, 2011

Presented issues: 1943

The Red Army newspaper Smert Fashizmu was published during the Great Patriotic War by 61 OMORSSBR (independent Naval rifle brigade) - STAFF, 26 A. Managing Editor: N. I. Godnev. Deputy Managing Editor: A. T. Klimentyonok. Field mail: 08269 Yu.

Presented issues: 1944

Presented issues: 1944

Presented issues: 1944

The official bulletin published by the Directorate of the Council of People's Commissars of the USSR and the Council of Labor and Defenсe in 1924-1937 in Moscow. Since 1938 it was entitled "Collection of Decrees and Orders of the Government of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics" (1938-1946), "Collection of Decrees and Orders of the Council of Ministers of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics" (1946-1949), "Collection of Decrees of the Government of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics" (1957-1991). In 1950-1956 the bulletin was not published. The publication had two Departments: Department One and Department Two. The frequency was not regular, depending on the collected material. Issues of the Department One were published from September 13, 1924 (No. 1) to December 25, 1937 (No. 76). Department One featured decrees and resolutions of the Congress of Soviets, the Council of People's Commissars of the USSR, the Council of Labor and Defence, the Central Executive Committee of the USSR, the Presidium of Central Executive Committee of the USSR, normative acts of People's Commissars of the USSR as well as treaties, agreements, conventions between the USSR and other states.

Presented issues: 1930, 1935, 1936

Presented issues: 1919-1945

Presented issues: 1943-1944

Sovetskiy Sakhalin - a socio-political newspaper of Sakhalin and Kuril Islands. Published since May 1, 1925, 4 times a week.

Presented issues: 1941-1945

Presented issues: 1942-1943

Presented issues: 1943

Presented issues: 1941-1945

Presented issues: 1942

Presented issue: 1941-1945

Presented issues: 1941-1945

The daily newspaper Stalinsky Boets was published during the Great Patriotic War. Press organ of the 19 Army (19 A). Field mail 441.

Presented issues: 1942, 1944

Socio-political newspaper of the Kondinsky District (Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug) published since September 10, 1937. Since October 4, 1956, the publication had been issued under the title Leninskaya Tribuna (Lenin's Tribune); since March 4, 1992, - Golos Kondy (Voice of Konda). Now it is entitled Kondinsky Vestnik (Kondinsky Herald). Publication frequency: weekly. Editors: A. S. Kochetkov; A. A. Medvedev; L. P. Andreev; T. P. Glukhova (since 1996).

Presented issues: 1941-1945

Presented issues: 1941-1943

Presented issues: 1941, 1943-1945

The Strazh Severa newspaper was published during the Great Patriotic War. Press organ of the 88 Rifle Division (83 SD) 26 Army (26 A). On March 17, 1942, the 88 Rifle Division was transformed into the 23 Guards Rifle Division. 191 field mail, unit's headquarters.

Presented issues: 1941-1942