"Mir Bozhy" – a weekly magazine for youth, published since 1892. Subsequently, it began to appear monthly and became the organ of Russian legal Marxism. After the revolution of 1905, the magazine was renamed "Contemporary World". During the war, " Contemporary World" took a Plekhanov (social-patriotic) position. The journal was edited by A. Iordansky (who joined the All-Union Communist Party after the October Revolution). It was closed in 1917.[Trotsky, Sochineniya, vol. 4, note 4]