Belarusian Historical Review. Volume 31 Fascicles 1-2 (61–62) December 2025

Dzmitry Vićko. On the Reattribution of the So-Called Seal of the Polack Prince Iziaslaŭ.

Vasil Varonin. The Battle near the Hojdaŭ Island on the Dzvina River: To the Situation of the Polack Land in the Second Third of the 13-th Century.

Ihar Bortnik. The Concept of Justice in the Socio-Political Thought of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania in the Second Half of the 16th – early 16th Centuries.

Natallia Sliž. The Attitude towards Religion and Religious Practices of Hrodna Townspeople (16th–17th Centuries).

Anton Prakapčuk. The Invention of Belarusian Idealism: Philosophical and Historical Views of Maksim Bahdanovič.

Magdalena Waligórska, Ina Sorkina, Yechiel Weizman, Marta Duch-Dyngosz. To Leave, or to Remain? Migration Decisions of Holocaust Survivors in Postwar Poland, Belarus and Ukraine.

Hienadź Sahanovič. Historical Revisionism of the National Intellectuals in the BSSR during the Thaw.

Marcin Moskalewicz. The Old Nietzschean Question Raised Again: How Much Past Do We Need for Having a Healthy Life?

New Literature: Reviews

Dzmitry Vićko. Passions for Efrasinia of Polack.

Sviatlana Marozava. The Phenomen of the Union of Bieraście Union through the Eyes of a Ukrainian Scholar.

Aliaksandr Paharely. The Nation as an Ineffective Tool for Preserving the Empire.

Gordin, Alexander M. “…And Then She Went to Rome”. Graffiti by a 12th-Century Polack Traveller in Italy. Polack, 2023 (Vasil Varonion).

Viktar Jakubaŭ. The Great Duchy of Lithuania’s Struggle for Livonia in the Late 16th–Early 17th Century. Vilnius, 2024 (Uladzimir Padalinski).

The Diary of the Translator of the Posol’skii Prikaz, Christoph Bousch (1654–1664). Moscow, 2024 (Hienadź Siemiančuk).

Siebert, Diana. Die Territorialisierung der Belarus als BSSR 1918–1941: Politische Willkür, Geografismus oder Ethnizismus? Wiesbaden, 2024 (Viktar Šadurski).

Aliaksandr Hužaloŭski. To a Bright Future! Belarusian Society in the Era of the “Thaw” (1953–1968). Minsk, 2024 (Uladzimir Valodzin).

In memoriam

Let’s meet under our native sky… In memory of Aliaksiej Kaŭka (1937–2024) (Hanna Zapartyka).

Fiodar Viktaravič Čarniaŭski (1940–2024) (Siarhiej Rybčonak).

Authors of the issue.