Old Zeichhaus

Zeichhaus

The idea of ​​producing a specialized publication (originally intended to be an almanac ) was born in 1989. At the origins of the magazine were Vladimir Perederiy , Alexei Stepanov , Roberto Palacios-Fernandez, Alexey Vasiliev and Peter Kosmolinsky. ^[1] However, the real possibility of publishing the magazine appeared only after the adoption on June 12, 1990 of the USSR Law No. 1552-1 "On the Press and Other Mass Media", which allows registering media not only to organizations, but also to " citizens of the USSR who have reached the age of eighteen. " .

On October 4, 1990, Alexey Stepanov registered the magazine “Zeikhauz” (certificate of registration of the Ministry of Press and Mass Media of the RSFSR No. 173). The first issue of Zeichhaus was published on September 29, 1991. ^[2]

“Tseikhgauz” was one of the first to establish ties with the Russian foreign countries - the descendants of the first wave of immigrants, which made it possible to publish a number of rare documents from the archives of the White movement participants.

The members of the editorial board of the magazine at different times were the grandson of General L. G. Kornilov Lavr Chapron du Larre (from 1991 to 1996) and the writer Kir Bulychev (from 1993 to 2003.)

During the period from 1991 to 2008, the publication was replaced by several publishers, 24 issues were published. ^[3] The volume was 48 color bars.

Old Zeichhaus

On April 23, 2008, the magazine was registered by Rossvyazokhrankultura under the name "Old Tseikhkhauz" (certificate PI No. FS77-31938). The founders are Yuri Zheltonogin and Alexey Stepanov . Since that time, the magazine has been published by the Russian Knights Aviation Support Fund.

In 2009, "Old Tseikhgauz" together with the Military History Journal carried out the first unique project in the history of modern Russia - the issue of a joint special issue dedicated to the 300th anniversary of the Battle of Poltava. ^[four]

In 2011, "Old Tseikhgauz" celebrated its twentieth anniversary. In No. 40-41 edition, the Chairman of the Council of the Federation of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation S. M. Mironov , Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation A. D. Zhukov congratulated the publication on its anniversary and about. Head of Rosokhrankultura V.V. Petrakov, as well as heads of leading Russian museums that are partners of the magazine: Deputy Director of the State Hermitage G.V. Vilinbakhov , President of the State Historical Museum A.I. Shkurko , Director of the Military History Museum of Artillery, Engineering Troops communications V. M. Krylov, director of the Central Museum of the Armed Forces A. K. Nikonov, director of the Central Naval Museum A. Ya. Lyalin, as well as the staff and editor- in- chief of the Military History Journal I. M. Chachukh .

In 2013, the magazine “Old Tseikhgauz” became the laureate of the XII All-Russian media competition “Patriot of Russia” . The publication was recognized as the winner among the magazines in the main nomination - “My Russia” - for a series of materials about Russian awards, uniforms, banners, heraldry. ^{[5] [6]}

In 2015, the magazine was again nominated for the XIV All-Russian contest “Patriot of Russia”. ^[7] In the nomination “We Are Russians”, an editorial staff member Andrei Sakovich was awarded a silver medal for a series of illustrated research materials on the uniform, awards, weapons, banners, and heraldry of the Russian army. ^[eight]

In 2016, “Old Tseikhgauz” took 3rd place at the XV All-Russian contest “Patriot of Russia” in the nomination “My Russia” for a series of materials on uniforms, insignia and distinctions of the times of the 1917 revolution and the Civil War in Russia. ^[9]

In 2016, "Old Tseikhgauz" celebrated its 25th anniversary. In No. 70, the edition was congratulated by the Chairman of the State Duma of the Russian Federation , Chairman of the Russian Historical Society S. E. Naryshkin .

Currently, the magazine “Old Tseikhgauz” is the only specialized publication on uniformology , faleristics and vexillology in the post-Soviet space and in Eastern Europe. ^[10] It also publishes materials on little-known facts of military history , historical reconstruction , fortification, and military miniature. ^[11] The journal presents materials not only from Russian, but also from foreign authors from Belarus, Ukraine, Latvia, Estonia, Poland, Serbia, Bulgaria, Belgium, France, and the USA.

Since 1991, the journal has published several hundred articles, many of which are original discoveries in the field of uniformology and faleristics . More than a thousand previously unknown archival documents have been put into scientific circulation, attribution of portraits has been carried out, including from collections of the leading museums of Russia and Belarus.

Among the authors are recognized experts in the field of uniformology and faleristics : Igor Mozheiko , Valery Durov , Peter Kosmolinsky, Mikhail Gorelik , Lavr Chapron du Larre, Leonid Shepelev , Alexander Valkovich, Alexey Stepanov , Alexander Malov , Kirill Tsyplenkov , Alexander Kibovsky , Sergey Popov , Oleg Leonov , Leonid Tokar , Dmitry Klochkov, Andrey Sakovich, Stanislav Lyulin, Vladimir Glazkov, Kirill Sologub, Andrey Ganin and others.

As of July 1, 2019, 83 issues of the journal were published. The current volume of the issue is 96 - 136 color bars.

From 1991 to the present, the magazine is published in Moscow.

Editor-in-Chief

• Vladimir Peredery (Moscow) - from 1991 to the present.

Deputy Editor-in-

• Alexey Stepanov (Brussels) - from 1991 to the present.
• Roberto Palacios-Fernandez (Moscow) - 1996.
• Alexander Kibovsky , Ph.D. (Moscow) - from 1999 to the present.

Editors and editors

• Alexey Vasiliev, scientific editor (Moscow);
• Vladimir Glazkov, editor (Tula);
• Sergey Kopytov, editor (Moscow);
• Oleg Leonov, editor (Moscow);
• Stanislav Lyulin, Ph.D., Editor (Moscow);
• Alexander Malov , Ph.D., Editor (Moscow);
• Sergey Popov , editor (Moscow);
• Kirill Tsyplenkov , editor (Moscow);
• Nikolai Bordunov, editorial staff (Moscow);
• Yuri Wederman, editorial staff (Tallinn, Estonia);
• Vladimir Velikanov, editorial staff (Moscow);
• Ivan Mostinsky, Editorial Officer (Moscow);
• Andrey Sakovich, editorial staff (Evpatoria);
• Ilya Khokhlov, candidate of historical sciences, editorial staff member (V. Novgorod);
• Alexey Shevelkov, editorial staff (St. Petersburg).

Editorial Board

The editorial board includes: D. Babac (historian, Belgrade, Serbia), B. Bogdanovich, Ph.D. (historian, Belgrade, Serbia), A.M. Valkovich (president of the International Military-Historical Association, Moscow), G.V. Vilinbakhov , Doctor of Historical Sciences (Deputy Director of the State Hermitage - State Herald of the Russian Federation, St. Petersburg), A. Vychkov (historian and artist, Sofia, Bulgaria), V. A. Durov (numismatics department of the State Historical Museum , Moscow), E. V. Ilyina (head library of clothing service of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, settlement Bakhchivandzhi, Moscow Region), D. A. Klochkov (historian, St. Petersburg), P. K. Kornakov, Ph.D. (Member of the Heraldic Council under the President of the Russian Federation , St. Petersburg), V. M. Krylov Doctor of Historical Sciences (Director of the Military History Museum of Artillery, Engineering and Signal Corps , A.A. Litvin ( GA of the Russian Federation , Moscow), R. Sh. Nekhay (Director of the Central Naval Museum ), S.N. Plakhov (historian, Moscow) , R.V. Slivin (historian, administrator of the Zammler online forum, Voronezh), Y. Tinchenko , Ph.D. (historian, deputy director of the National Military History Museum of Ukraine , Kiev), S. V . Assumption to. Cultural Studies (deputy director of the Military historical museum of artillery, Engineers and Signal Corps ), Yu Tsyganovs, dr. hist. (historian, deputy irektora Military Museum of Latvia , Riga), T. Chistonogova (weapons department GIM , Moscow), A. Shishkin (Head of the Center of Military History, "brigade commander", Moscow).

The scandal surrounding a building in Nizhny Kislovsky Lane

The magazine is published by the Russian Knights Foundation, which rents an office in the building of the former Theater of the Secretaries in Nizhny Kislovsky Lane . In 2013, the fact of illegal redevelopment and misuse of this architectural monument was revealed ^[12] , in connection with which the public coalition in defense of Moscow demanded the resignation of A. V. Kibovsky , one of the deputy editor-in-chief, from his post as head of the Department of Cultural Heritage the city of Moscow - motivating this by the fact that he is deeply indifferent to the Moscow cultural heritage ^[13] .

In this regard, the Russian Knights Foundation made a statement stating that there was no connection between the editorial office of the magazine and the underground sauna and other tenants ^[14] .

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