"The Great Patriotic War in the history and memory of the peoples of the South of Russia: events, participants, symbols"

VI All-Russian Scientific Conference "The Great Patriotic War in the history and memory of the peoples of the South of Russia: events, participants, symbols," dedicated to the 80th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War.

Date:

04.06.2025-07.06.2025

Heading:

Military history

VI All-Russian Scientific Conference "The Great Patriotic War in the history and memory of the peoples of the South of Russia: events, participants, symbols," dedicated to the 80th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War.

Venue (city): Rostov-on-Don.

The planned level of participation is all-Russian: representatives and employees of scientific and educational organizations of Russia. Representatives of regional authorities and public organizations.

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Federal Research Centre Southern Scientific Centre of the Russian Academy of Sciences together with Southern Federal University, Donetsk State University, the Centre for Documentation of the Newest History of the Rostov Region with the support of the Humanitarian Fund "Caucasus - New Horizons," Regional Research Fund "Strana," Rostov Regional Search Public Organization "Mius-Front" and ANO "Center for Media Strategies" hold June 4-7, 2025 VI All-Russian Scientific Conference with international participation "The Great Patriotic War in the History and Memory of the Peoples of the South of Russia: events, participants, symbols, "dedicated to the 80th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War.

The main areas of the conference:

· New approaches and sources in the study of the Great Patriotic War.

· Fighting on the southern flank of the Soviet-German confrontation and their role in the Victory.

· Volunteer movement and patriotic initiatives of Soviet citizens during the war years. Participation in the Great Patriotic War of residents of the south of the RSFSR and armed groups created here.

· Power and society in 1941-1945. Military economy, demographic processes, social policy, education system, religion and culture during the war years.

· Occupation regime and Nazi extermination policy in Soviet territories. Collaborationism and resistance to the enemy.

· Strategies for the survival of the Soviet man in extreme wartime conditions. Everyday life and mass consciousness during the Great Patriotic War.

· Problems of reflecting the events and participants of the Great Patriotic War in various forms of historical memory and memorial culture.

Within the framework of the conference, round tables are planned:

1) The Great Patriotic War in the space of memory of Soviet and post-Soviet societies: events, images, symbols.

2) No statute of limitations: Nazi war crimes and their investigation.

3) The Red Army and the population in defensive and offensive operations 1942-1943. in the south of Russia: events and memory.

4) The role of archives, museums and libraries in preserving the memory of the war.

To participate in scientific events, you must send an application and an article by March 5, 2025 at the e-mail address: conf.2024.ssc.ras@mail.ru. By the time of scientific events, it is planned to publish a collection of scientific articles. The application must indicate the name of the report, the full name, patronymic and surname of the author, date of birth, academic degree, title, position, place of work, contact phone number, email address, preferred form of participation, dates of arrival and departure, need for presentation equipment. The organizing committee reserves the right to select reports and messages. Speakers are provided with a multimedia projector. Please provide presentation materials in PowerPoint format.

References by phone: 8-863-250-98-17 - Candidate of Historical Sciences Medvedev Maxim Valerevich; 8-863-250-98-33 - Doctor of Historical Sciences Krinko Evgeny Fedorovich.

Please send your questions by e-mail: conf.2024.ssc.ras@mail.ru.

Full-time, part-time and online participation is provided. The travel expenses are paid at the expense of the sending party.

The working language of the conference is Russian. Schedule of speeches: at the plenary meeting and round tables - up to 15 minutes; at breakout sessions - up to 10 minutes.

Rules for drafting articles:

Volume - up to 10 pages (Times New Roman, 14 pt, 1.5 interval). The initials and surname of the author are given on the right, in bold, then in capital letters - the title of the article, also highlighted in bold. Do not use hyphenation in words. Automatic footnotes are not allowed. Do not use space characters, styles, cross-references for formatting. Please note: links to sources and literature are formatted in the same way as the main text, and are included in the total number of pages of the article. It is allowed to include black and white graphs, diagrams, tables in the article text. Pictures are not used. It is allowed to literally quote the source (in quotes) if the size of one quote does not exceed 600 characters with spaces.

The list of sources and literature is arranged in alphabetical order after the text. Only one list name is listed under one number. Duplicate references are not used. Multiple cases cannot be referenced in the same reference when referencing archived materials. When referring to electronic resources, the full name of the cited work and the email address of a specific page indicating the date of contact are indicated. The specified list is numbered. The reference to the source or literature is placed in the text of the article in square brackets with the number from the list and the page or sheet: [1:100].

All submitted articles undergo scientific peer review and are checked under the Anti-Plagiarism program. If a high borrowing level is detected, the material is rejected. Manuscripts previously published in other scientific publications, issued with a gross violation of the requirements or sent later than the deadline are not accepted for consideration

Sample design of references to sources and literature:

1. Berdyaev N. The fate of Russia. M., 1991.

2. State Archives of the Russian Federation (hereinafter - GARF). F. R-7021. Op. 16. D. 1.

3. Kremleva S.O. Network communities. URL: http://www.library.by/portalus/modules/psychology (access date: 11.11.2005).

4. Field materials of dialectological and ethnolinguistic expeditions of Rostov State University (hereinafter - PMDEE RSU). Informant I.R. Pshenichnova, born in 1926, recorded in the village of Elizavetinskaya, Azov district, Rostov region in July 2003.

5. Fenukhin V.I. Ethnopolitical conflicts in modern Russia: on the example of the North Caucasus region: author. dis.... cand. polite. sciences. M., 2002.

6. Yakimets V.N., Nikovskaya L.I. Complex conflicts//Sociological research. 2005. № 8. S. 77-80.

Sample Conference Request:

1. Full name.

2. Date, month, year of birth.

3. Academic degree.

4. Academic title.

5. Place of work (organization, city)

6. Position

7. Title of the report.

8. Email.

9. Contact phone number.

10. Preferred form of participation (full-time, online, part-time)

11. Date of arrival and departure.

12. Need for presentation equipment.

Full list of requirements for the design of articles:

1. The document (file) must be created in a text editor and have the extension * .doc, * .docx or * .rtf.

2. Format - A4, font "Times New Roman," size - 14, line spacing - one and a half, text alignment – width.

3. Field width: upper - 2 cm, left - 3 cm, right - 1.5 cm, lower - 1.25 cm.

4. Paragraphs are made with 1.25 cm from the left margin.

5. Hyphenation is not used in words.

6. Volume - up to 10 pages (including scientific reference apparatus).

7. Reference to the source or literature is placed in the text of the article in square brackets indicating the number from the list of references and the page or sheet.

8. The list of sources and literature is entitled "Sources and Literature," the items are arranged in alphabetical order.

9. A link to the source of financial support for the publication (grants, etc.) is given in a footnote (number) from the title of the article.

10. Tables, graphs and diagrams - strictly within the above limits of the A4 format and the volume of text. All tables, graphs, and charts must be numbered and titled.

11. Illustrations cannot be published.

12. The letter "ё" in the text is put only in cases where its replacement with "e" distorts the meaning or originality of the sound of the word.

13. At the first mention of a person, initials (I.O.) must be indicated, which are written together and separated from the surname by an inextricable space (Ctrl + Shift + Space), for example: I.I. Ivanov.

14. Of the abbreviations, only "etc.," "etc.," "dr.," "g." (city and year), "g.," "c.," "e.," "n.," "see." (see), "wed.," "r." (river), "oz.," as well as common abbreviations of measurement measures and numerals (km, kg, thousand, etc.). The expressions "since," "so-called" and "that is," are written in full.

15. Years are indicated only by numbers: 1940s. Centuries are indicated only by Roman numerals: XIX century. "Year" and "years," "century" and "centuries" are written in abbreviated form: "g.," "yg.," "c.," "b.."

16. The percentage  is marked with a sign, not a word, if it follows a number, and is separated from it by an inextricable space: 3%; in other cases - in a word, for example: "the percentage exceeded 30."

17. In quantitative numerals starting with five-digit millions from thousands and thousands from hundreds are separated by an inextricable gap: 4,700,000, but 1,560.

18. 000 can be replaced by the corresponding abbreviated words and abbreviations: thousand, million, billion (in the last two cases, the point is not put).

19. Names of banknotes are given by accepted abbreviations: dollars, rubles, etc.

20. Only French "herringbone" quotes are used in the text. English double "computer quotes" are used if there is another text or words inside the quoted text (quotes), also enclosed in quotes.

21. Between numbers, including when specifying pages in links, a short dash is placed, not a hyphen, for example: 1917-1920; S. 128-147.

22. In the links between the abbreviation denoting the page of the publication, the archival fund, the inventory of the fund, the case, and the number of the page, fund, inventory, cases, an inextricable gap is put after the dot: S. 128-147; F. 177, Op. 1; D. 12; an inextricable gap is also placed between the number of the archive sheet and the abbreviation denoting its reverse side: L. 2 vol.

23. In the links between the sign "No" and the next number, an inextricable space is placed, for example: No. 1.

24. In references to archival documents, the names of funds, cases and documents are not given.

25. In references to archival documents, the storage unit is indicated by the letter: D., with the exception of systems adopted in the handwritten departments of libraries, for example: CSSC F-178.

26. In references to archival documents, sheets in the plural are indicated by one letter: L.