The journal dedicated most of its content to the publication of memoirs, documents, correspondence, and other primary materials. Most of the material was published in over two or more volumes. For example, memoirs of priest , who was exiled to Siberia for supporting the January Uprising, were published in sections in all five volumes. The published articles included a study of the satires published by members of the by , of the Lithuanian theater in Vilnius by , of the Lithuanian exposition at the World's Fair in Paris in 1900 by , of ideological similarities and differences between Józef Piłsudski and by .