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Спецыяльны нумар «Беларускага гістарычнага часопіса» прэзентвалі на гістарычным факультэце БДУ 30 мая. Размова ідзе пра тэматычны нумар з серыі «Гісторыя і гісторыкі Беларусі», прымеркаваны да 90-годдзя гістфака БДУ.

Сустрэчу адкрыў дэкан гістарычнага факультэта, член рэдкалегіі часопіса, Аляксандр Каханоўскі. Аляксандр Генадзьевіч падкрэсліў, што «БГЧ» сёння з'яўляецца вельмі аўтарытэтным выданнем па гісторыі ў нашай краіне. Ен адзначыў, што прэзентацыя праходзіць ў тым жа будынку, дзе калісьці зарадзіўся «Беларускі гістарычны часопіс».

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