«The black room» the Russian foreign Ministry against Napoleon by D. E. Larin

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«The officers who visited the war gained great deal of personal experience, and it would be very annoying not to take advantage of this». The circular of French Ministry of War for... by R. G. Gagkuev, S. G. Shilova

“…The publication is dedicated to the circular of the French Ministry of War, published in December 1919. …”
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French Tourism Imaginaries of Colombia by Sairi Piñeros

“…Analysis focuses on the image presented by television, the travel advice website of the French Ministry for Foreign Affairs, and comments shared by tourists on TripAdvisor.The article demonstrates the evolution of a tourism imaginary for a destination associated with negative images, the role played by media, and by tourists today, who can change these tourism imaginaries more rapidly by sharing their tourist experiences online and on social media.…”
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Nicolas Sarkozy's Role in the 2008 Georgia Conflict: The "United West" Confronting Russia by D. Mikhaylov

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French diplomats and the military on Soviet Russia and the balance of power in Central-Eastern Europe in 1922 by I. E. Magadeev

“…The study is based on a wide range of primary sources from the Diplomatic Archives of the Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs of France, the National Archives of France, the Historical Service of the Ministry of the Armed Forces of the Fifth Republic, as well as on recently published French diplomatic and military documents. …”
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RUSSIA’S INTERESTS AND ROLE IN THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE KINGDOM OF THE NETHERLANDS: THE DYNASTIC UNION WITH THE HOUSE OF ORANGE AS AN INSTRUMENT OF FOREIGN POLICY UNDER ALEXANDER I... by Y. V. Bavykin

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GOVERNMENT’S FEAR OF NEWSPAPERS IN RUSSIA AND FRANCE IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE 19TH CENTURY by V. F. Blokhin

“…The author argues that this policy was introduced in Russia due to adoption of foreign experience of direct and indirect censorship, especially the French experience. …”
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De la rue Copernic au Quai d’Orsay : regards croisés sur la prise en charge des réfugiés espagnols en France (1945-1960) by Mélanie Trédez-Lopez

“…On the basis of an archives research at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and at the French Office for the Protection of Refugees and Stateless Persons (ofpra), we will consider a cross-analysis of respective archives with a multifaceted approach: political, diplomatic, legal and administrative.This study also examines the French legal basis, the French-Spanish bilateral treaties (Jordana-Bérard Agreements) and the major international conventions on the protection of human rights.…”
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Preliminary report on human remains from Qasr Shemamok (Erbil, Federal region of Iraqi Kurdystan). Season 2012 by Jacek Tomczyk

“…It has been identified as the remains of the ancient city of Kakzu (or Kilizu) since the 19th century. In 2012, a French archaeological Mission, guided by O. Rouault with a European team, and funded by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, came to work in Erbil, answering an invitation from the Kurdish authorities, and from the Erbil Salaheddin University, thanks to the strong support of the local French Consulate. …”
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Letecká báze na Českomoravské vysočině by Pavel Petr

“…Though it is true that the information broadcast by Goebbels’s ministry was purposely manipulated in order to magnify the perceived threat to Germany, it should also be noted that airports for foreign air force units did exist on Czechoslovakia’s territory. …”
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L’Espagne et la bataille de l’opinion internationale. Agences de presse, tourisme et réseaux de propagande sous la dictature du général Primo de Rivera : le cas de l’Agence Plus Ul... by David Marcilhacy

“…Based on a study of the archives of the Spanish and French Ministries of Foreign Affairs, this paper will reflect on the propaganda networks developed abroad, in three directions: the strategies of influence deployed towards the foreign media, particularly through the role of embassies; the control of information flows through a national press agency created for this purpose –the Agence Plus Ultra; and the gradual diversification of propaganda vectors, particularly through the promotion of tourism. …”
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