Magazines disestablished in 1917

quarterly photographic journal

1906-1917 monthly American magazine about anarchism

Burhani-Hagigat (, ) was an Azerbaijani literary, socio-political magazine published in Yerevan in 1917. It was the first Azerbaijani-language publication published in Yerevan since the closure of the magazine Lek-Lek. It was published twice a month on eight pages from to , 1917. Nine issues were issued in total. The name consists of the Arabic words ('proof') and ('truth').

American radical periodical

magazine

Letopis (Russian: Летопись, in English, "Chronicle") was a Russian monthly journal published in St Petersburg from December 1915 until December 1917. It had a range of material including literary, scientific and political material. Its political stance was to oppose nationalism and the First World War. Officially A. F. Radzishevsky was the editor but in practice Maxim Gorky edited the journal.

Russian avant-garde literary magazine

Russian magazine

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Budilnik (, Alarm clock) was a weekly Russian illustrated satirical journal published originally, in 1865—1871, in Saint Petersburg, then, in 1873—1917, in Moscow.