Российские истоки академика Александра Гейштора

С. 52–62.

Gorizontov L.

Outstanding Polish historian and organizer of science, active in cooperation with Russian colleagues, academician Alexander Gieysztor (1916 - 1999) was born in Moscow, which his parents left for Poland after the conclusion of the Treaty of Riga in 1921. The history of Gieysztor's family, quite typical in terms of the generations of the "Russian" Poles represented in it, enables to touch upon a number of key points of Russian-Polish interaction such as hierarchy and dynamics of ethno-cultural identities, choice of strategies of behavior, Russophilia and Russophobia, migrations, cross-cultural dialogue, mechanisms of historical memory. The article is based on Polish and Russian materials including those, which are studied for the first time.

Keywords: Москва, российско-польские отношения, Советская Россия, Russian Empire, Российская империя, Moscow, historical memory, историческая память, генеалогия, Russian-Polish relations, Soviet Russia, Александр Гейштор, Alexander Gieysztor, Treaty of Riga, inter-war Poland, genealogical studies, Рижский мир, межвоенная Польша

In book

Польша, Россия и Европа в судьбе историка. К столетию Александра Гейштора

М.: ИВИ РАН, 2016.