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Russia a Republic? Some Remarks on the National Consciousness of the Decembrists
P. 263–283.
Erren L.
Editor of translation: Kusber J.
In book
Berlin, Warsz., Brux., Oxford, Wien, NY, Bern, Mainz: Peter Lang, 2019.
Boltunova E., Новая и новейшая история 2026 Vol. 70 No. 1 P. 17–28
This article examines the ceremonial practices surrounding the burial and commemoration of Emperor Alexander I and their role in articulating hierarchical representations of imperial space. Alexander I died in November 1825 in Taganrog, more than one thousand miles from Saint Petersburg, and the transfer of his body to the imperial capital took several months. The funeral cortege travelled through ...
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A new book by Ekaterina Boltunova not only analyzes the events of the Nicolas I's coro nation in Warsaw in 1829 but raises a broad range of questions related to the history of Russian policy on its Polish lands in the first three decades of the 19th century. The novel ty of this research is ...
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Volosyuk O. V., Solodkova O., Жуков Н. Н., Ибероамериканские тетради 2024 № 4 С. 147–165
2024 marks the 200th anniversary of the death of Agustín de Betancourt (1758–1824), a distinguished Spanish and Russian engineer and scientist. His contribution to the development of engineering in both Spain and Russia is well-known; however, his role as a link between the two countries’ cultures is of particular interest. The research on the «Russian» period of Betancourt’s ...
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Chernov A., Вестник Российского университета дружбы народов. Серия: История России 2014 С. 61–71
The article describes the process of preparation and holding of congresses in Troppau and Laibach. At the beginning of 1820 there was a revolution of Spain. The Russian diplomats headed by Emperor Alexander I and J. Capodistria offered to convene the congress to develop the measures to combat the Spanish revolution. But the British and ...
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Chernov A., Блохин В. В., Научный диалог 2020 № 12 С. 378–393
The problem of the periodization of the reign of Emperor Alexander I in the works of Soviet historians is considered. The relevance of the study is due to the fact that even now the question of the periodization of this period causes controversy among scientists. Understanding that any perio- dization is conditional, which has emerged ...
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Chernov A., Философические письма. Русско-европейский диалог 2024 Т. 7 № 3 С. 77–95
The article deals with the reconstruction of views of A. S. Sturdza on revolutions that took place in Southern Europe in the early 1820s. While Sturdza was the diplomat of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Europe was full of rebellions. In 1820–1821 the uprisings broke out in Spain, Italy (Naples and Turin), Portugal, ...
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Boltunova E., Kritika: Explorations in Russian and Eurasian History 2024 Vol. 25 No. 4 P. 845–859
In recent years, research on the Russian Empire has been increasingly focused on the reign of Nicholas I (1825–55). There has been a steady growth in the number of works dealing with his person, his views, and his policies long before February 2022. This focus on Nicholas resembles the Petrine turn of the late 1990s ...
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Alexeeva T. A., В кн.: Испания. Книга открытий. Русский взгляд.: Центр книги Рудомино, 2022. С. 54–58.
The article is devoted to the remarkable episode of Russian-Spanish relations, discovered by the researcher while studying Russian periodicals of 1808-1814. ...
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Boltunova E., В кн.: Регионы Российской империи: идентичность, репрезентация, (на)значение.: М.: Новое литературное обозрение, 2021. Гл. 5 С. 93–116.
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Boltunova E., Новое литературное обозрение 2021 № 5(171) С. 61–79
The article provides analysis of the formation of political rhetoric in Russia at the beginning of the 19th century. The author interprets public speeches of Alexander I to the Sejms of the Grand Duchy of Finland (1809) and the Kingdom of Poland (1818, 1820, 1825). The analysis is carried out by comparing sources to those ...
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Bibikov G., Электронный научно-образовательный журнал "История" 2019 № Трудные вопросы истории России
This textbook examines in detail the socio-economic development of Russia, the history of public administration, public thought, and foreign policy during the reigns of emperors Alexander I and Nicholas I. The author of analyzes how Alexander and Nicholas were treated at different times and what aspects of their activities interested historians to a greater extent. ...
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Parsamov V., Полилог 2020 Т. 4 № 1(11)
Turgenev's participation in the secret society and his attitude to it are interpreted differently by
researchers. Some see him as a conspirator seeking to justify himself to the government after the
defeat of the Decembrist movement, while others see him as a Pro-government liberal. Turgenev
started from the idea of a dialogue between the secret society and the ...
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Matos Franco R. M., , in: Americana, Вып. 15. Холодная война, внешняя политика и американское обществоВып. 15.: СПб., Волгоград: Волгоградский государственный университет, 2017. Ch. 10 P. 206–238.
Joel R. Poinsett is a fascinating, yet forgotten, figure in United States history. He had a long political and diplomatic career as one of the most travelled US officials in the first half of the 19th century. In 1806-1808 he travelled to and through Russia, met Tsar Alexander I, and contrasted in his letters and ...
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Boltunova E., Kritika: Explorations in Russian and Eurasian History 2021 Vol. 22 No. 2 P. 229–254
On May 12, 1829, Emperor Nicholas I, by invoking Article 45 of the Constitution which had been granted to the Kingdom of Poland by Alexander I, was crowned King of Poland in Warsaw. This happened some three years after his coronation in the Assumption Cathedral of the Moscow Kremlin (August 22, 1826). The unique event ...
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Sysoeva E., В кн.: The Enigmatic Tsar and his Empire: Russia under Alexander I, 1801-1825.: Berlin, Warsz., Brux., Oxford, Wien, NY, Bern, Mainz: Peter Lang, 2019. С. 301–316.
The early decades of the nineteenth century were a period of “proactive” improvement and “balance of the imperial situation,”1 both in the content of administrative projects and in their implementation in practices of territorial administration in the Russian Empire. However, Alexander I’s attempt at reforming local administration in 1816–25 remains understudied. The emperor, known for his ...
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Sergei Polskoy, , in: The Enigmatic Tsar and his Empire: Russia under Alexander I, 1801-1825.: Berlin, Warsz., Brux., Oxford, Wien, NY, Bern, Mainz: Peter Lang, 2019. P. 135–166.
In this article, I will attempt to trace the semantic changes two key concepts (Constitution and Fundamental Laws) underwent at the turn of the nineteenth century and investigate how these European concepts were adapted and used in the political language of the Alexandrine period. ...
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Biktasheva A. N., , in: The Enigmatic Tsar and his Empire: Russia under Alexander I, 1801-1825.: Berlin, Warsz., Brux., Oxford, Wien, NY, Bern, Mainz: Peter Lang, 2019. P. 287–299.
Russian governors were appointed and dismissed by the emperor, and this act held a special significance. In practice, high-ranking state officials served as intermediaries at the appointments of governors. In the eighteenth century, the right to present candidates for the position of governor belonged to the Senate, but in 1802, when governors were made accountable ...
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Maria Mayofis, , in: Cosmopolitanism in Confict: Imperial Encounters from the Seven Years’ War to the Cold War.: L.: Palgrave Macmillan, 2018. Ch. 4 P. 85–110.
Russia’s ambitions under Emperor Alexander I to establish a new political order in Europe in 1813–1815 have been widely discussed by historians. Assessments of this new order itself, as it was finally implemented in the wake of the Congress of Vienna, vary markedly, but it is generally believed that the post-war system was the fruit ...
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Alexeeva T. A., Revista de derecho, empresa y sociedad 2015 No. 6 P. 189–203
The article is devoted to the significance of the Constitution of Cadiz for bilateral relationship between Spain and Russia at the beginning of the XIX century and its intellectual importance for Russian society.
It shows that after two years of secret contacts between R.Koshelev, the representative of the Russian Emperor, on one hand, and A.Colombi, substituted ...
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Pochekaev R. Y., В кн.: Формирование эффективной системы управления и самоуправления на Южном Урале в XVIII – XX ВВ.: Сб. науч. трудов.: Стерлитамак: Стерлитамакский филиал БашГУ, 2014. С. 73–87.
The Inner Horde (Bukay Horde) was a part of Kazakh Little Horde which migrated to the Astrakhan province at the beginning of the 19th century. It caused disputes on its belonging during all its history: Orenburg authorities tried to control it as a part of Little Horde, Astrakhan ones – as a part of their ...
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