May 20, 2013 marks the 80th anniversary of the chief researcher of the Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Head of the History Department of the journal "Vostok (Oriens)", Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor Vladimir Alexandrovich Tyurin.

It would seem that only yesterday at the Institute, which is associated with the best years of the hero's life and work, we celebrated his 75th birthday... But five years have already passed - five years filled with all sorts of events. Vladimir Alexandrovich's excellent fundamental monograph " The History of Malaysia. XX century" (Moscow, IV RAS, 2010), written together with the recently deceased V. A. Tsyganov, and the fascinating, exciting "Book for reading on Russian History (in two parts)" (Moscow: Vostochny University, 2008), which combines two seemingly incompatible, but at first glance In fact, the life of the Black Sea region and the Volga-Don interfluve from the Scythians to the Khazars is equally turbulent, as are the bizarre palace intrigues in the Russian Empire of the XVIII century.

In both monographs, Vladimir Alexandrovich managed to create memorable pictures of the historical life of different peoples: Malays, Malaysian Chinese and Indians, Scythians, Sarmatians, Greeks, Huns, Goths, Khazars, Russians and Germans... From the pages of books, it is as if people of those irrevocably gone times are looking at the reader.

Vladimir Alexandrovich does not stop teaching at the Institute of Oriental Countries (formerly the Eastern University), the Academy of Retraining of Art, Culture and Tourism Workers, and the Moscow University for the Humanities. His lectures, as always, are full of inner fire and strictly scientific imagination, giving rise to a genuine, lifelong interest in the science of history. Under the guidance of Vladimir Alexandrovich, many students wrote their theses, with whom he always generously shares his experience, inexhaustible love for life and the main treasure that a person has - his time. He is one of the few people from whom you can learn love and joy from every second of your life.

We wish Vladimir Alexandrovich good health, long life and new scientific achievements!

FRIENDS, COLLEAGUES, AND STUDENTS

MAIN SCIENTIFIC WORKS OF V. A. TYURIN*

A book for reading on Russian history (in two parts). Moscow: Vostochny University, 2008.312 p.

Remembering Vietnam / / International Life. 2008, No. 8/9, pp. 204-210.

Malaysia // Istoriya Vostoka [History of the East]. The East in the recent period (1945-2000). Moscow: Vostochnaya literatura, 2008. pp. 744-763 (together with M. N. Gusev).

Bolshaya rossiiskaya entsiklopediya [Big Russian Encyclopedia], vol. 11, Moscow, 2008. : Indonesia. Historical Essay, pp. 325-330 (co-authored with M. Y. Ulyanov, S. V. Kullanda, and A. Y. Drugov); Iskandar Muda, pp. 720.

"Emergency": civil war in the form of ethnic confrontation / / South-East Asia: actual problems of development. Ideology, history, culture, politics, economy. Issue XI. Yugo-Vostochnaya Aziya 2007-2008. Moscow: IV RAS, 2008, pp. 297-313.

* For a list of the main scientific works of V. A. Tyurin up to 2008, see: Vostok (Oriens). 1993, No. 5. pp. 211-214; 2008, No. 3. pp. 218-219.

Study program on the discipline "History of the Foreign East" for second-year students of the Faculty of International Relations (full-time department). Moscow: Moscow Humanitarian University, 2008, 19 p.

Educational and methodological recommendations for organizing independent work on the discipline "History of the Foreign East" for second-year students of the Faculty of International Relations (full-time department). Moscow: Moscow Humanitarian University, 2008, 21 p.

Harry St. George Ord the Governor No One Loved / / The Orient (Oriens). 2009, No. 2. pp. 29-41.

"Emergency" in Malaya / / Asia and Africa today. 2009, No. 7. pp. 59-66.

British Malaya: formation of a Colony and its management system / / British Empire in the XX century, Moscow: Institute of Universal History of the Russian Academy of Sciences, 2010, pp. 184-203.

Aceh - politiya na peripherii islamskogo mira [Aceh-politiya on the periphery of the Islamic world]. 2010, No. 3. pp. 32-47.

Vietnamese, Malay and Indochina-Javanese models / / O. E. Nepomnin, N. A. Ivanov. Typology of Asian Societies, Moscow: Vostochnaya literatura, 2010, pp. 330-368.

Bolshaya rossiiskaya entsiklopediya, vol. 16. Moscow, 2010. - Author of articles: Kuala Lumpur, pp. 193-194; Kun (Yang), pp. 338; Lansang, pp. 672-673; Laos. Historical essay, pp. 687-688.

History of Malaysia. XX century. Moscow: IV RAS, 2010. 670 p. (co-authored with V. A. Tsyganov). 400 s.

Invasion of the Yuan Dynasty in Burma (XIII-XIV centuries) / / In search of the "Chinese Miracle". Collection of articles dedicated to the 80th anniversary of Yu. V. Chudodeev, Moscow: IV RAS, 2011, pp. 42-49.

Rec.: D. V. Mosyakov. History of Cambodia. XX vek. M.: IV RAS, 2010. 743 p., ill. / / Vostok (Oriens). 2011, No. 3. pp. 189-191.

Bolshaya rossiiskaya entsiklopediya, vol. 18, Moscow, 2011. - Author of articles: Malaysia. Historical Essay, pp. 608-611 (together with A. O. Zakharov); Malacca, pp. 628; Malacca Sultanate, pp. 628-629.

Rec.:" One must live long in Russia... " In memory of K. A. Antonova (1910-2007) / Comp. L. B. Alaev, T. N. Zagorodnikova, Moscow: Vostochnaya literatura, 2010. 470 p., ill. / / Vostok (Oriens). 2011, No. 6. pp. 210-215.

Expedition of the Yuan Empire to Java at the end of the 13th century. To the 80th anniversary of Academician B. S. Myasnikov, Moscow: Nauka Publ., 2011, pp. 203-218.

Rec.: L. B. Alaev, A. A. Vigasin, A. L. Safronova. History of India. Textbook for universities, Moscow: Drofa Publ., 2010, 544 p. / / Vostok (Oriens). 2012, No. 1. pp. 172-178.

Rec.: Yu. O. Levtonova. History of the Philippines. XX century. Moscow: Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences, 2011. 496 p. (History of the countries of the East. XX century) // East (Oriens). 2012, No. 2. pp. 177-183.

Bolshaya rossiiskaya entsiklopediya, vol. 19, Moscow, 2011. Auth. articles Mataram Pozdny, pp. 330-331.

Batavia: the City and its Trade (XVII-XVIII centuries). 2012, No. 3. pp. 20-27.

Rec.: D. D. Tumarkin. White Papuan, N. N. Miklukho-Maklay on the background of the Epoch, Moscow: Vostochnaya literatura, 2011, 623 p., ill.//East (Oriens). 2013, No. 1. pp. 191-199.

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