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К ИСТОРИИ ЛИЧНЫХ И ПРОФЕССИОНАЛЬНЫХ ОТНОШЕНИЙ НИКОЛАЯ ОТТОКАРА И ДЖОАККИНО ВОЛЬПЕ
The reader is invited to the letters of Nicola Ottokar, a graduate of St. Petersburg University, student I.M. Grevs, who became a professor of the University of Florence during his emigration, to his colleague, the famous Italian medievalist and politician Gioacchino Volpe. According to the author of the article, when Nicola Ottokar was in exile, he rapidly «built into» the Italian intellectual environment. This was facilitated by a wide acquaintanceship with representatives of Italian science, such as Antonio Anzilotti, Gaetano Salvemini, Ernesto Codignola and others. But the greatest role in Nicola Ottokar's integration was played by Gioacchino Volpe, who known as one of the controversial and complicated representatives of Italian historiography in the XX century. The published letters, which are stored in Gioacchino Volpe's archive in Santarcangelo di Romagna, characterize not only the subject, related to the personal relationships of the two historians, but also raise a very complex question about the relationship between Nicola Ottokar and Italian fascism...