Russia's magazines of the XIX century for the first time will be laid out on the Internet

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Russia's magazines of the XIX century for the first time will be laid out on the Internet

02/12/200915: 36

MOSCOW, Dec. 2 - RIA Novosti. Facsimile copies of pre-revolutionary journals and anthologies on the history and culture of Russia, began to spread on the Internet in the project history library "Runivers, told RIA Novosti, the project organizers.

As clarified the organizers, the bulk of the archive of historical editions will be posted before the end of 2010. Readers will be available magazines "Notes of the Fatherland", "Russian Archive", "Russian Antiquity", and to leave at the end of XX - early XXI century edition of the Archives of Russia. " They will be laid out are available on the website www.runivers.ru. Today already available in four volumes "Rossiyskogo archive.

Russian literary magazine of the XIX century "Notes of the Fatherland", based historian and writer Paul Svinyin, published in St. Petersburg in 1818-1884, respectively. The journal publishes articles on history, geography, life and customs of Russia. From the magazine at various times worked Vasily Zhukovsky Vladimir Odoevsky, Mikhail Lermontov, Mikhail historians Pogodin and Stepan Shevyrev, Slavophils Alex Khomjakov, Sergei Aksakov, and others. Critical department several years led Vissarion Belinsky.

Historical and literary magazine "Russian Archive" was published from 1863 to 1917. It is based Archeology, bibliography Petr Bartenev and was devoted to studying the history of Russia. The journal publishes mostly unpublished memoirs, letters, literary and departmental documents, covering the cultural and political history of the Russian nobility XVIII - XIX centuries.

A monthly publication of the historic "Russian Antiquity" was founded in 1870 in St. Petersburg, a historian, journalist Mikhail Semevsky. The main theme was the publication of Russian history and literature of recent times, beginning with Peter I. Particular attention is paid to the notes, memoirs, diaries, autobiographies. Publication was closed in 1918.

Historical Almanac "Russia's Archive" - a multi-volume edition of the periodical, which continues the educational traditions of the famous magazine Peter Bartenev "Russian Archive". His main task was to publish never published archival documents on Russian history XVIII - early XX centuries. During the period from 1990 to 2006 were published 14 volumes of "Rossiyskogo Archive.

"Now researchers and history lovers will be able to know for certain, and form their opinion about literary and historical disputes XIX century - the" golden age "of Russian culture," - said the president "Runiversa Mikhail Baranov.

Historical Project Runivers "- electronic facsimile library established in 2008. The aim of the project - to provide Internet access to the most important part of the historical and cultural heritage of Russia - the primary sources, which are in major libraries and state archives and are only available to visitors of ten largest Russian libraries.

Currently, the library spreads books published in Russia in the nineteenth - early twentieth century, especially in history, works of Russian philosophers, encyclopedias, collections of documents, graphics, which were derived from the cultural circulation of almost a century and has not been reprinted.

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in Russia will have a library of electronic books

In Russia in the near future will libraries with electronic books, said Minister of Culture Alexander Avdeev, who was quoted by Interfax. "
According to him, these libraries will be experimental, which will replace the traditional book readers. In one such e-book should fit up to two thousand ordinary. E-book will also store images and artistic fonts.

Avdeev said that the next step will be the digitization of books.

Dates set for the Ministry of challenges head office is not mentioned.

A year ago, Russia's parliament adopted amendments to the Law on Librarianship, "according to which the national libraries are allowed to convert into digital form, any edition after two years of their admission to the fund.

Despite the fact that the law prohibits the reproduction by digitized books and make them outside the National Library, these amendments have caused criticism from Russian writers, wrote an open letter to President Dmitry Medvedev. Nevertheless, the law still has changed.

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