The publications that write about the city: newspapers, portals, agencies and television channels of Nizhny Novgorod and the region, measured every month for who covers the agenda and how quickly
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Nizhny Novgorod websites that no longer exist: what they were, who made them, what survives in the web archive
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The historic city on the banks of the Oka and the Volga: the fair side and the merchant lower town, in tsarist, Soviet and present-day times
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Members of the city Duma and the regional Legislative Assembly
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Pavlovo locks and knives, Vorsma and Vacha knives, Tumbotino scissors, Purekh bells — the metalworking crafts of the south of the governorate, their manufacturers, workshops, factories, masters and museums
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Nizhny Novgorod photography from the first daguerreotypists to the 1930s: photographers and studios, publishers of postcards and view albums, famous series, societies and photo archives
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The Kremlin, the upper and lower town, streets, squares, ramps and demolished churches of old Nizhny Novgorod as photographed by Andrei Karelin and Maxim Dmitriev in the late 19th and early 20th century
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The crop failure and famine of 1891–1892 in Nizhny Novgorod Governorate: districts and villages, the people of the famine year, public canteens and hospitals — after Korolenko's book In the Year of Famine and Dmitriev's photo album
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Departments, pavilions, machinery and people of the All-Russian Industrial and Art Exhibition of 1896 in Nizhny Novgorod — and the city rebuilt for it: the tram, the funiculars, the exchange, the theatre
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Painted wood and toys, pottery, knives and locks, lace and gold embroidery, carving, leather, fur and felt boots — the peasant and cottage crafts of the governorate and region, their villages, workshops, museums and masters
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Old Belief in the Nizhny Novgorod region: the Kerzhenets hermitages and the Trans-Volga villages, concords and sects, manuscripts, icons and crafts, persecution and edinoverie, the merchant families that grew out of the Old Belief, and the communities alive today
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The region’s indigenous Finno-Ugric peoples — Erzya, Moksha and Teryukhane: their villages and language, pre-Christian beliefs and sacred groves, baptism and the resistance to it, dress and place names, museums and festivals
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Who speaks to the city today: bloggers, television hosts, editors and local historians of Nizhny Novgorod, with an audience measurement and an influence index
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Streets, squares and settlements of the region that changed their names
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Vessels designed and built in Nizhny Novgorod: the Raketa and Meteor hydrofoils and the Alekseyev ground-effect craft
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Passenger cars, trucks and buses built by the Gorky Automobile Plant
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