Historical-lawist Problems of Studies of the Great Patriotic War in the Modern Scientific Journal Periodical Press
Debatable problems of Great Domestic war in the newest scientific-legal journal periodical press is analyzed. The author analyses publications in the most significant Russian scientific-periodicals. It is marked, that state-legal problems of a history of war constantly drew attention of scientists-lawyers. In new geopolitics conditions after disintegration of the USSR scientists have addressed to studying of some problems which before were not a subject of independent studying, or in many respects have in a new fashion considered already investigated phenomena and events. Discussion about the responsibility for starting the Second world(global) and Great Domestic wars is marked, the purposes of Hitlerite Germany are specified. It not only liquidation of statehood of the USSR. National-socialist the ideology, plans of the German management and their realization represented threat to physical existence of Russian and other peoples of our general (common) Fatherland. It is underlined, that in severe conditions of war all branches of the right, first of all administrative, criminal and labor developed. Studying by scientists of criminal-legal methods of struggle against criminality is shown. Illumination of a problem of a captivity as integral element of war and displays of a collaboration in occupied Soviet territories is considered. Studying by scientists-lawyers of the international, political and legal problems of war on the Far East, a territorial reorganization and his(its) consequences in this part of northeast Asia is separately considered. It is underlined, that the political and ideological situation of last decades imposed the certain print on a problematic of some publications. However, the professional analysis of researched problems obviously prevailed. Modern Russian scientists-lawyers have brought in the significant contribution to studying pressing questions of a history of Great Patriotic war.