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Foreword
I. MATERIALS AND PUBLICATIONS
Galina Sedova. The Ostensible Image of Natalia Goncharova in the “Ushakovsky Album”
Alexander Kurochkin. Pushkin’s Diary Entries on Diamonds
Oleg Maximov. An Unknown Letter from Natalya Pushkina to Nicholas I
II. REVIEWS
Contents of the serial publication “Mikhailovskaya Pushkiniana”. Issues 1-50 (1996-2010). Compiled by Ludmila Belyaeva, edited by Elena Valuiskaya
III. ARTICLES AND NOTES
Nina Dmitrieva. Ch. V. d’Arlincourt: On the «fashionable» writer of the 1820s
Maria Virolainen. “Upon The Hills Of Georgia”. (From manuscript to poetics)
Elena Kardash. “In case of…” Poems as an Actualization of Cultural Topics. On Pushkin’s epistle «<To N. D. Kiselev>»
Vera Proskurina (USA). “The Feast of Peter the First”: The last “lesson to the Tsar”?
Boris Gorelik. An African Episode in the Life of Pushkin’s Granddaughter (E. A. Rosen-Meyer)
FROM THE HISTORY OF PUSHKIN STUDIES
Anatoly Koshelev. The case of Pavel Eliseevich Shchegolev, an individual under public police surveillance
Alexander Sobolev. An Episode from the History of Moscow Pushkin Studies
CHRONICLES
Irina Rozina. The National Pushkin Museum. Saint Petersburg (2019—2020)
Maria Bishokova, Natalia Makarova. Conference-webinar “Pushkin Memorial Day at the Presidential Library” (2015— 2021)
IN MEMORIAM
Svetlana Berezkina, Galina Sedova. In Memory of Raisa Vladimirovna Jesuitova
Jesuitova’s Works about Pushkin and Early Nineteenth-century Russian Literature. Compiled by Lyubov’ Timofeeva
Sergey Kibalnik. Vadim Dmitrievich Rak as a Pushkin Scholar
Pushkin Studies by Vadim Rak. Compiled by Julia Sorokina and Lyubov’ Timofeeva
Natalia Mikhailova. Viktor Semenovich Listov (07/23/1937— 12/2/2020)
Pushkin Studies by Viktor Listov. Compiled by Julia Sorokina
Appendix. Victor Listov Singers. Warriors. Prophets. Pushkin and Tsar David
Marina Merkulova. In Memory of Leonid Matveevich Arinshtein.
Leonid Arinshtein’s Work on Pushkin Studies. Compiled by Irina Yurieva, edited and supplemented by Lyubov’ Timofeeva
Andrey Nemzer. In Memory of Valentin Semenovich Nepomniachtchi. May 9, 1934 — September 15, 2020

