Editor and Publisher
- «Былое» (The Past)
- «Общее дело» (1909–1910) (The Common Cause)
- «Будущее» (1911–1914) (The Future)
- «Общее дело», «Наше общее дело» (1918–1922, 1928–1933) (The Common Cause, Our Common Cause)
- «Борьба за Россию» (1926–1931) (The Struggle for Russia)
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