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Ob uchrezhdenii i nachal'nom jetape dejatel'nosti sovetskogo konsul'stva v Kjonigsberge (1923–1925) [On the establishment and early activity of the Soviet consulate in Königsberg (1923—1925)] [PDF]

open access: yesБалтийский регион, 2012
This article analyses the reasons behind the restoration of diplomatic relations between Russia and Germany after World War I, as well as the fundamental differences in the performance of Russian imperial and Soviet consular missions in East Prussia.
Kostyashov Yuri
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Felix Klein and David Hilbert Prevented a Göttingen Appointment of Johannes Stark

open access: yesAnnalen der Physik, Volume 538, Issue 11, November 2026.
During World War I, the Göttingen mathematicians, led by Felix Klein and David Hilbert, prevented Johannes Stark, a Göttingen trained experimental physicist, from being appointed Professor there. A particularly revealing letter dated July 1, 1915, presented in full and contextualized, reveals Stark's egocentric character, his dismissive attitude toward
Renate Tobies, Tilman Sauer
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Königsberg

open access: yes, 1878
KÖNIGSBERG General-Karte von Central-Europa (-) Königsberg (L.1.) ( -

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Matchings: Source, goal, and faithful companion

open access: yesJournal of the London Mathematical Society, Volume 114, Issue 4, October 2026.
Abstract Matchings were among the earliest motivations for graph theory. They subsequently remained a central goal, inspiring the development of new mathematical tools that went well beyond problems directly concerning matchings. These tools proved widely applicable, accompanying the growth of graph theory over the past century.
András Sebő
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The intellectual interconnections between Königsberg and the Baltics in the 19th century

open access: yesСлово.ру: балтийский акцент, 2013
This article analyses the Königsberg context of the activities of 18th century enlighteners — Johann Gotthelf Lindner and Jacob Lange — in the Baltics and offers an overview of their linguistic works. On the basis of the hypothesis about the influence of
Balode I. (translated from German by A. Vaskinevich)
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On the establishment and early activity of the Soviet consulate in Königsberg (1923—1925) [PDF]

open access: yesBaltic Region, 2012
This article analyses the reasons behind the restoration of diplomatic relations between Russia and Germany after World War I, as well as the fundamental differences in the performance of Russian imperial and Soviet consular missions in East Prussia.
Kostyashov Yuri
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From a city to the myth (Yu. Buida’s Königsberg)

open access: yesСлово.ру: балтийский акцент, 2014
This article analyses Yu. Buida’s novel Königsberg as a fragment of the Königsberg text in Russian literature. It is shown that the mythological image of Königsberg/Kaliningrad is based on the moving border between the documentary and the fictional ...
Chernyakov A.
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Ammonia Metabolism in the Aging Liver: Emerging Mechanistic Insights

open access: yesAging Cell, Volume 25, Issue 8, August 2026.
Liver aging may weaken ammonia‐detoxification reserve by disrupting mitochondrial ureagenesis, GS‐mediated scavenging, glutamine metabolism, and metabolic zonation. This emerging framework links impaired nitrogen handling to potential hepatic stress amplification and systemic crosstalk, while highlighting the need for direct validation in physiological
Heng Zhang, Guangyu Liang, Anding Liu
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Der Einfluss Kants auf das philosophische Denken in Russland [PDF]

open access: yesКантовский сборник, 2009
The text is devoted to the influence of Kant’s personality and philosophical ideas on the Russian thought. Kant considered as the great philosopher, who was the bright spokes of German spirit, the creative genius and genius loci of Königsberg, which has ...
Gromow M. N.
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A Role‐Mediated, Motivational Account of Interpersonal Trust

open access: yesTheoria, Volume 92, Issue 4, August 2026.
ABSTRACT Social interactions rarely occur with persons in the abstract. Rather, we engage with parents, teachers, neighbours—that is, persons in various capacities, as occupants of social roles. If social interactions are role‐mediated, then interpersonal trust must also be directed at persons in their roles.
SuddhaSatwa GuhaRoy
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