1. The Nominal High Order about the Martial Law. Nasha niva [Our Field], 1914, 25 lipenya, pp. 2 (in Belarusian).
2. Dmitrieva O. P. Ethnic Communities on the Territory of Belarus in the World War I (1914-1918). Minsk, Belaruskaya navuka Publ., 2017. 243 p. (in Russian).
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4. The Empire’s Common Law Book of the Results of Data Development of the First General Census of Population in 1897, 28 January = Relevé général pour tout l'Empire des résultats du dépouillement des données du premier recensement de la population en 1897 : I-II. Sankt-Peterburg, Parovaya tipo-litografiya N.L. Ny’rkina, 1905, vol. 2. 417 p. (in Russian).
5. The Belarusian National Movement at the End of the XIX - the Beginning of the XX Century. Vyaliki gistarychny atlas Belarusi. T. 3: 1772 - lyuty 1917 g. [A Large Historical Atlas of Belarus. Vol. 3: 1771- February 1917]. Minsk, Belkartauhafiya Publ., 2016. 352 p. (in Belarusian).
6. Bystryk A. Newspaper “Belarus” and its Place in the Belarusian Society at the Beginning of the XXth century. Palitychnaya sfera [Political Sphere], 2016, no. 24 (1), pp. 121-138 (in Belarusian).
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9. From Belarus and Lithuania. Nasha niva [Our Field], 1915, 16 December, pp. 3 (in Belarusian).
10. Advertisement. Vilenskie gubernskie vedomosti [Vilno Provincial News], 1915, 24 January, pp. 4 (in Russian).
11. Advertisement. Vilenskie gubernskie vedomosti [Vilno Provincial News], 1915, 15 April, pp. 4 (in Russian).
12. Lecture by A. M. Holdshtein. Orshanskii vestnik [Messenger of Orsha], 1915, 17 February, pp. 4 (in Russian).
13. Lecture by Holdshtein “Jews and War”. Orshanskii vestnik [Messenger of Orsha], 1915, 26 February, pp. 4 (in Russian).
14. Troinitskii N. A. (ed.). The First General Census of Population of the Russian Empire. Part 12: Minsk Province. St. Petersburg, Publication of the Central Statistical Committee of the Ministry of the Interior, 1904. 243 p. (in Russian).
15. Directive for the Citizens of the Dvinsk Military Region. Vilenskie gubernskie vedomosti [Vitebsk Provincial News], 1915, 2 September, pp. 11 (in Russian).
16. From Belarus and Lithuania. Nasha niva [Our Field], 15 January, pp. 3 (in Belarusian).
17. From Belarus and Lithuania. Nasha niva [Our Field], 1915, 23 January, pp. 3 (in Belarusian).
18. Jewish Theatre. Orshanskii vestnik [Messenger of Orsha], 1915, 7 June, pz. 4 (in Russian).
19. In the Theatre “Miniature”. Orshanskii vestnik [Messenger of Orsha], 1915, 18 June, pp. 4 (in Russian).
20. In the Theatre “Miniature”. Orshanskii vestnik [Messenger of Orsha], 14 June, pp. 4 (in Russian).
21. Theatre “Miniature”. Orshanskii vestnik [Messenger of Orsha], 1915, 5 July, pp. 4 (in Russian).
22. Charity Performance. Orshanskii vestnik [Messenger of Orsha], 1915, 24 June, pp. 4 (in Russian).
23. Performace Report. Orshanskii vestnik [Messenger of Orsha], 1915, 23 June, pp. 4 (in Russian).
24. The Performance in Modern. Orshanskii vestnik [Messenger of Orsha], 1915, 8 July, pp. 4 (in Russian).
25. Advertisements. Minskaya gazeta-kopeika [Minsk newspaper-penny], 1915, 13 June, pp. 2 (in Russian).
26. Advertisement. Minskii golos [Minsk Voice], 1918, 7 June, pp. 2 (in Russian).
27. Immediate Task. Nasha niva [Our Field], 1916, 6 February, pp. 1 (in Belarusian).
28. Belarusian Theatre. Goman [The Voice of the People], 1917, 8 June, pp. 1 (in Belarusian).
29. In Vilno and in the Villages. Homan [The Voice of the People], 1917, 5 November, pp.2 (in Belarusian).
30. From Belarus and Lithuania. Nasha niva [Our Field], 1916, 16 April, pp. 3 (in Belarusian).