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The author of this article examine scientific legacy of famous French architect and historian E. E. Viollet le Duc (1814–1879), define his contribution in study of history of French towns in the Middle Ages.

The author of this article examine scientific-pedagogical activity of assistant professor of Medieval History chair in Saratov state University named after N. G. Chernyshevskij M. E. Belyaeva, define his contribution in study of history of towns of South Frence in the Middle Ages.

The author of this article examine the contents letter from John Hus to english magister lollard Richard Wyche, which be written by autumn 1410 year and this letter place in History of Bohemian Reformation XV century.

The author of this article examine the problem: how Bohemian king and imperator Karl IV Luxemburg (1346–1378) attempted tradition of St. Cyrill and St. Methody for strengthening his rule.

The article describe the image of Hussite ́ s epoch, which reflect in story by the writer S. Czech. The author discover a spot of this epoch in historical memory of Czech people.

The article examines the history of the dynastic marriage of King Richard II of England and the daughter of the Bohemian King and Holy Roman Emperor Charles IV Anna of Bohemia, analyzes her role in the life of the English kingdom, as well as the historical consequences of the dynastic marriage for the development of England and the Bohemia.

The article examines the features of the creative method of the prominent Russian and Soviet historian-medievalist, Honored Professor of Saratov State University S.M. Stam (1913–2010). The most important source is the memoirs of the scientist, in which great attention is paid to the issues of scientific search. The author shows that the main secret of the high quality of S. M. Stam's scientific heritageconsists in acombination of bold methodologicalsearches and acarefully verified and repeatedly rethought analysis of sources.

The article examines the life path and the main results of the scientific and pedagogical activity of the Candidate of Historical Sciences, associate professor of the Department of History of the Middle Ages of Saratov State University M. E. Belyaeva (1942–2017). The materials of the historian's personal file stored in the university archive are involved.

The article examines the early history of one of the largest historical cities of the Czech Republic – Pilsen. It is shown that the city went through two stages in its development: initially it was one of the most important regional towns of the medieval Bohemian state, and in 1295, in the immediate vicinity of the old settlement, a royal city was founded, endowed with self-government rights and other privileges on the basis of city law, which became the center of economic life and a point of concentration of the population. By the end of the XIV century, it became the third largest city in the Czech Republic and inherited the name Pilsen, leaving the old settlement with the name Old Pilsenets.

The article deals with the main milestones of the life and creative path of a prominent researcher of the history of German Reformation V. A. Ermolaev. The author concludes that the uniqueness of his scientific heritage was largely determined by the richness of life experience and firmness of internal beliefs.