[L. E. Golubinin, the Professor of the Moscow University and His Role in History of National Clinic of Beginning of XX Century].

The article presents the scientific biography of L. E. Golubinin, the prominent therapist, prepared on the basis of publications' review and rich archive materials, including documents of the Central Historical Archive of Moscow (f.418) and personal archive of V. D. Shervinsky from the Department of History of Medicine of The Federal State Budget Scientific Institution "N. A. Semashko National Research Institute of Public Health". For the first time the role L. E. Golubinin played in organization of the scientific school of Shervinsky-Golubinin asd a largest therapeutic school in the Moscow University is revealed. Also a high moral level of the personality of L. E. Golubinin is presented.

[His Excellency is the Lenin Prize laureate (new biographical data on the Academician N. P. Kravkov)].

His Excellency is the Lenin Prize laureate (new biographical data on the Academician N.P.Kravkov). The article is dedicated to the pre-revolutionary career of the outstanding Russian pharmacologist N.P.Kravkov (1865-1924), precised by newly discovered documents from the Russian State Military History Archive. It adds new data to biographical researches dedicated to the scientist by D.G.Uzbekova (2014) and P.D.Shabanov (2015).

[Who was the head of the General Military Medical Department in 1917-1918].

The article describes the history of the central governing body of the Russian military medicine - the General Military Medical-Department (GMMD) - during the most difficult period of its history - 1917-1918. There is still no clear evidence about the head of GMMD of those times in historical literature. The authors tried to reconstruct the history of GMMD during the revolution, gave the list of chiefs in chronological order on the basis of primary documents of the central military archives. The authors provide some biographical information about professors V.A. Yurevich and N.N. Burdenko, and also about A. Ya.Evdokimov, A.A. Tsvetaev and others, who headed GMMD, etc. for the first time.

[Military history of evacuation hospital No 3457 and the head of this hospital -- Porfirii Ivanovich Zabolotnyi].

The article is devoted to publication of an archive document "History of evacuation hospital AN 3457". This archive document was found in one of the deserted country house in Sumy Oblast, Ukraine. 32 pages of text is bright and eloquent testimony of the period of the Great Patriotic War. Hospital was founded in 1941 in Sumy Oblast and then was deployed in Siberia, in the region of the Far North, again in Ukraine and in Hungary. Army medical officer Porfirii Zabolotnyi was the chef of evacuation hospital during this period.

[Illustration of military medicine on the pages of mass printed media during the First World War].

The article analyses some of illustrations dedicated to the military medical topics on the pages of some Russian magazines and newspapers (magazine "Ogonek" newspaper "Petrograd's paper" and its annexes), its place among the images of the war, formed in the mass consciousness by periodical subjects. It is concluded that with the beginning of the First World War medical illustrations were finally approved as a recognizable symbol of the war. Mass printed media played a significant role in its entrenchment.

[Mineral springs on the north-east of Caucasus and its role in the treatment of soldiers of the Russian army in XIX--beginning XX c].

The article is concerned to the history of formation of sanitary-treatment stations on the North Caucasus, in Chechnya (Goryachevodsky and Mikhailovsky mineral springs) till 1917 year. The basis of the article are archive documents, scientific papers of contemporaries and official documents. Goryachevodsky and Mikhailovsky mineral springs were more than 70 years the one the best recreative base of the Caucasian standing army including the caucasian cossack troop. The sanitary-treatment stations were of great importance during the active military actions with Hill people within the territory of Chechnya and Dagestan, during the Crimean War (1853-1856), The Russo-Turkish War of 1877-1878 and the First World War (1914-1918), when the amount of the wounded and ill soldiers increased.

[Clinical military hospital in 1892].

The article is devoted to the circumstances of visit of Alexander III to Clinical hospital of Military-Medical Academy in 1892. It is detailed about the situation in hospital: direct care, instruction and economic aspects. Representations of imperial authority in Russia in XIX century with respect to military-medical institutions are characterized. "Episode 3Match 1892" is important for Military-Medical Academy because in that day the put on hold reconstruction got a crucial impulse.

[Theme of military medicine in publications of Community of St. Eugene (130 years of the founding)].

Medical subjects in publications of Community of St. Eugene (another name - Saint-Petersburg sponsorial about the sisters of Red Cross committee) are analyzed. Motive of the beginning of publishing and its continuation right up to 1918 was realization of "medical plans" of Community. A number of belles-letters and more than 6400 designation of postcards in edition of 30 millions copies were published in the total. The sum total of this production is reckoned in famous phenomenon of Russian culture of XX c. The article is illustrated by the medical subjects from different publications of Community, among others, by the masterpieces of such famous artists as Vereschagin V. V, Repin I.E., Dobuzhinsky M.V. etc. Cultural phenomenon of publishing of Community of St. Eugene allows to open new pages on the history of Russian military medicine in XIX - beginning XX c.

[Military doctors and Community of St. Eugene].

Article focuses on the role of military physicians in the establishment and operation of the Community of St. Eugene in St. Petersburg (1882-1918). Since 1900 the hospital functioned as a community of 3 pavilions, which had 84 regular beds, including 15 free. At various times in outpatient clinics and courses of the Community of St. Eugene worked different professors of Military-medical Academy: ophthalmologist Bellyarminov L.G., physician Manassein V.A., medicolegist Kosorotov D.P. and assistant professors Danillo S.N. and Popov. In the implementation of a "medical project" Community of St. Eugene exceptional role belonged to MD Aleksey Belyaev, a staff member of the Main Military Medical Administration, also chairing the editorial board "Military-medical journal". Role of community in care for the wounded during the Russian-Japanese war and World Wars is significant. Russian Community of fame has been associated with the outbreak in 1898, long-term activities for the production of art publications.

["Management put though not widely, but a satisfactory and comfortable..." (Addresses GVMU on the historical map of St. Petersburg and Moscow)].

For the first time identified and described the building, which from 1830 housed the central management of military medicine in Russia and USSR: it was able to identify 13 addresses and historic buildings in both capitals. All buildings have a high conservation status and well-preserved (the exception is only demolished housing in the Middle GVMU trade rows). Among the buildings occupied by the Medical Department of the War Ministry and the Chief of the military-medical department were real masterpieces, kind of architectural symbols of the two capitals--the creation of architects Carlo Rossi and Roman Klein. The longest period (1950-2004) stayed in control of one of the buildings of the Middle Trading Rows (Red Square, 5).

[A famous figure of military medicine (Zamyatin A.I.--the first chairman of science-technical committee of military-sanitary government of RKKA)].

For the first time was presented life history of Alexander Zamyatin (1873-1931)--a famous military physician, one of leaders of sanitarium service of the Red Army for the period of 1920-s.

[Iconography of N.I.Pirogov in "Military-medical magazine"].

The portraits of Pirogov on the covers of the "Military medical magazine" for the period 1944-2010 were analyzed. During this period, we can count at least 11 different covers of "Military medical magazine" and 10 variants of Pirogov's portrait on it. We have no documents about the causes of changing scenes. Obviously, the initiative emanated from the publisher.