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At the turn of the XX–XXI centuries, under the influence of globalization, fiction began to noticeably lose its position, it rapidly began to be replaced by documentary literature, which includes memoirs. Gradually, memoirs as a kind of non-fiction literature began to emerge from the periphery of scientific studies. S. Efremov’s memoirs, which were still a little-known work of a prominent Ukrainian scientist, allowed to better understand his figure, the formation of worldviews, testified to the range of periodicals that he read and in which he was published.The purpose of the article is to clarify the role of «Kievskaya Starina» («Kyivan Past») magazine in the formation of Ukrainian-centric positions of the memoirs author, outline his role as a secretary and employee of the publishing house, clarify participation in the discovery of young talents such as V. Vynnychenko and A. Teslenko in Ukrainian literature, tracing the relationship with the censorship of that time.S. Efremov gives detailed characteristics of «Kievskaya Starina» («Kyivan Past») editorial board staff, analyzes the role of its head V. Naumenko, testifies to the emergence of the younger generation, with whom he associates the publication radicalization. A prominent place in the memoirs is given to the author’s own publications in the journal. He emphasizes especially those works that had caused considerable controversy in the media of those times («In the struggle for enlightenment», «In search of new beauty», «Singer of struggle and contrasts», an article about P. Hrabovskyi, «Feast of the Ukrainian intelligentsia»). The author of the memoirs recalls the relationship with the then censors, who distorted his texts, emptying their essence.S. Efremov’s collaboration with «Kievskaya Starina» editorial board ended with the revolutionary events of 1905, which led to the appearance of a number of Ukrainian-language publications, «Kievskaya Starina» itself, after undergoing several transformations, soon disappeared and completely fulfilled its historical mission.

Журнал «Киевская Старина» в мемуарній рецепції С. Єфремова