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Belarusian Studies
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Journal Information
Journal Title
Belarusian Studies
Publisher
ISSN
2449-8270
E-ISSN
1898-0457
Database
ERIH PLUS
Domain
Physical Sciences, Social Sciences
Classification History
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2026
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2025
2024
2023
2021/2022
2020
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The Concept of MOTHERLAND in the Linguistic Worldview of Belarusians. History of Names and System Data
Alena Rudenka
2026-1-30
Vol. 19
Pages 189-206
DOI:
10.17951/sb.2025.19.189-206
Іn the Shadow of Maryla Vereshchaka (Puttkamer): Karolina Kowalska – Adam Mickevich’s Muse
Viachaslau Shved
2026-1-30
Vol. 19
Pages 29-40
DOI:
10.17951/sb.2025.19.29-40
Pohrebnyak Olena, “Modern Belarusian literature in interaction with Ukrainian literature: a textbook”, Blank-Press, Kyiv 2023, p. 384
Hanna Mikhalchuk
2026-1-30
Vol. 19
Pages 249-258
DOI:
10.17951/sb.2025.19.249-258
“Abrazok” in the Light of the Tradition of Borrowing: from Zmitrok Biadula to Yurka Maksimchyk
Inna Kalita
2026-1-30
Vol. 19
Pages 117-135
DOI:
10.17951/sb.2025.19.117-135
“Drinking Beer Seems to Be a Necessity for Them”: the Role of Alcohol in the Life of Catholic Monastic Communities in the Belarusian-Lithuanian Lands at the End of the 18th-19th Centuries
Raisa Zianiuk
2026-1-30
Vol. 19
Pages 9-27
DOI:
10.17951/sb.2025.19.9-27
The Representation of Death in the Painting of Central, Northern Europe and Belarus of the Late 19th- Early 20th Centuries
Ela Kalkouskaya
2026-1-30
Vol. 19
Pages 41-59
DOI:
10.17951/sb.2025.19.41-59
Generation Z and the Belarusian language
Nadzieja Shakun
2026-1-30
Vol. 19
Pages 207-226
DOI:
10.17951/sb.2025.19.207-226
Between Two Totalitarianisms. Memoranda of the Belarusian Minority in Latvia to the Soviet and German Occupation Authorities in 1940 and 1941
Jerzy Grzybowski
2026-1-30
Vol. 19
Pages 61-77
DOI:
10.17951/sb.2025.19.61-77
Unconventional Strategy of Aesthetic Interpretation of War in Belarusian Drama of the 2000s-2020s
Alena Lepishava
2026-1-30
Vol. 19
Pages 149-165
DOI:
10.17951/sb.2025.19.149-165
The Linguistic Policy of the German Occupation Authorities in Belarus during the First and Second World Wars
Andrei Zinkevich
2026-1-30
Vol. 19
Pages 169-187
DOI:
10.17951/sb.2025.19.169-187
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