«Русский путь» посвятил истории и наследию российской эмиграции большинство своих изданий. (source)

Address:

Moskva, 109240, Nizhniaia Radishchevskaia, d.2

History:

1991-

Specialties:

The Russian émigré’s cultural and literary legacy, especially in the early years, and Russian history (frequently military history) and the Russian Orthodox Church

Series:

  • Issledovaniia noveishei russkoi istorii;
  • Vserossiiskaia memuarnaia biblioteka;
  • Rossiiskii voennyi sbornik;
  • Materialy i issledovaniia;
  • Ex cathedra;
  • Biblioteka-fond “Russkoe Zarubezh’e”;
  • Zakladka

Collected works:

  • Boris Iulianovich Poplavskii;
  • Vladislav Felitsianovich Khodasevich;

Periodicals:

  • Vestnik russkogo khristianskogo dvizheniia; Solzhenitsynskie tetradi

Reference publications:

  • Oneginskaia entsiklopediia;
  • Belye generaly vostochnogo fronta Grazhdanskoi Voiny: Biograficheskii spravochnik;
  • A izdavalos’ eto v Rige. 1918–1944: Istoriko-bibliograficheskii ocherk;
  • Belye generaly Vostochnogo fronta Grazhdanskoi voiny: Biograficheskii spravochnik;
  • Literaturnaia kritika i literaturovedenie na stranitsakh zarubezhnoi periodiki na russkom iazyke. 1980–1995:
  • Sbornik referatov i annotatsii;
  • Periodicheskie i neperiodicheskie kollektivnye izdaniia russkogo zarubezh’ia (1918–1941): Zhurnalistika. Literatura. Iskusstvo. Gumanitarnye nauki. Pedagogika. Religiia.
  • Voennaia i kazach’ia pechat’: Opyt rasshirennogo spravochnika: v 2 ch.;
  • Rossiiskie vrachi v Korolevstve serbov, khorvatov i sloventsev / Iugoslavii: Biograficheskii slovar’ i ankety (1918–1946);
  • Rossiiskoe nauchnoe zarubezh’e: Materialy dlia biobibliograficheskogo slovaria;
  • Russkaia mysl’: Ezhemesiachnoe literaturno-politicheskoe izdanie. Ukazatel’ soderzhaniia za 1907–1918 gg.;
  • Russkoe zarubezh’e: Khronika nauchnoi, kul’turnoi i obshchestvennoi zhizni: 1940-1975. Frantsiia;
  • Slovar’ drevnerusskikh lichnykh sobstvennykh imen;
  • Tverskoi toponimicheskii slovar’: Nazvaniia naselennykh mest

Director / Editor-in-Chief:

Viktor Moskvin

Notes:

Started as a filial of “YMCA-Press” of Paris, France, but now closely collaborating with Biblioteka-Fond “Russkoe Zarubezh’e”