Russky Invalid (Русский инвалид), where invalid has the meaning of a military veteran, was a newspaper of the Russian military which was published in...

and realism of Tolstoy's battle scenes. N. Lachinov, a member of the Russky Invalid newspaper staff (#69, April 10, 1868) called the Battle of Schöngrabern...

to give private lessons and contribute to the Literary Supplement to Russky Invalid, all the while compiling ABC-books and versified fairytales for children...

управлении Адербиджаном во время персидской войны 1827–1828 годов". Russky Invalid (in Russian). No. 79. Akçam, Taner (2004). From Empire to Republic:...

were issued through several ministries, such as the war department's Russky Invalid 1813–1917. The first privately owned daily newspaper was the Severnaya...

newspaper Nashe Vremya, he went on to contribute to Russkaya Rech, Russky Invalid, and, in particular, Sovremennik which in 1863—1865 he was a secretary...

Rayevsky he became acquainted with Andrey Krayevsky, then the editor of Russky Invalid's literary supplement, in a couple of years' time to become the editor...

military career in St Petersburg. There he started to contribute essays to Russky Invalid, Voyenny Sbornik (Military Collection) and Moskovskiye Vedomosti, then...

diplomats and newspapers (such as the Journal de Saint-Pétersbourg, Russky Invalid and Moskovskiye Vedomosti). While encouraging troublemakers in Romania...

novels, but failed to finish this project. Krayevsky was a co-editor of Russky Invalid (1843–1852), Sankt-Peterburgskie Vedomosti (1852–1862, with the circulation...