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Nystadt’s legacy
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| Empire of Peter the Great: course – west, headwind |
Dmitry Redin
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Pages 3-22 |
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The historian and the source
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| A letter from Russian General L.N. von Hallart about the battle of Poltava |
Pavel Krotov
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Iskra Schwarcz
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Pages 23-29 |
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Russia and the world
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| War in the North Caucasus (1686–1698) |
Nikita Bashnin
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Andrey Guskov
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Stepan Shamin
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Pages 30-43 |
| Alexander Gordon Okhintul: Jacobite, general and biographer of Peter I |
Kirill Stankov
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Pages 44-51 |
| The price of victories: on the cost of military campaigns in Russia in the 18th century |
Igor Kurukin
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Pages 52-59 |
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Reforms and the Church
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| Practical implementation of the first stage of the Church reform of Peter I (1701–1703) |
Irina Shamina
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Pages 60-73 |
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Symbols of power
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| «Historical quill». Attribution of the main symbol of the abolition of serfdom |
Fyodor Melentiev
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Pages 74-83 |
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Peoples and spaces
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| West-Russian anabasis of Xenophon Govorsky |
Aleksandr Kotov
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Pages 84-101 |
| V.K. Plehve and the policy towards Jews in Russia at the turn of the 19th–20th centuries |
Andrey Minakov
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Pages 102-115 |
| «All of that is so extraordinary and fantastic»: ideological and organizational prerequisites for the turn of Russian foreign policy to the Far East at the end of the 19th century |
Alexandr Polunov
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Pages 116-125 |
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Institutions and communities
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| Creation of the Naval General Staff in 1906: the struggle of ambitions and the search for a command model |
Denis Kozlov
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Pages 126-136 |
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Dynasty and elite
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| Empress Dowager Maria Feodorovna and S.Yu. Witte in the political life of Russia in the late 19th – early 20th century |
Daniil Rusin
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Pages 137-147 |
| Grand Duchess Elizabeth Feodorovna and A.D. Samarin: on the History of Relations |
Elena Kovalskaya
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Pages 148-162 |
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Profession and the community
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| Russia as a multinational empire: research outcomes and prospects |
Olga Bolshakova
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Pages 163-177 |
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Discussing recent books
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| The era of «imaginary authoritarianism» |
Valeriy Zhuravlev
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Pages 179-182 |
| «Cabinet» history and bureaucratic danger |
Evgeniy Krestiannikov
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Pages 182-186 |
| Lawmaking in the Russian Empire: static structures or a dynamic process? |
Mikhail Volkhonskiy
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Pages 186-189 |
| «Bureaucratic empire» and its «ruling corporation» in modern research |
Dmitriy Andreev
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Pages 189-193 |
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Reviews
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| The Byzantine heritage in Russia and Venice in the era of Peter the Great |
Tatiana Matasova
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Pages 194-200 |
| Rec. ad op.: A.V. Belov. Reforma goroda Ekateriny II (po materialam guberniy Tsentral’noy Rossii). Moscow, 2019 |
Maksim Zaytsev
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Pages 200-205 |
| «In the coordinates of the centuries-old history of our country» |
Tatiana Filippova
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Pages 205-208 |
| Rec. ad op.: A.E. Kotov. Russkiy politicheskiy predmodern: zabytyye «konservatory» vtoroy poloviny XIX veka. Saint Petersburg, 2019 |
Aleksey Ipatov
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Pages 208-210 |
| The way it’s supposed to be |
Oleg Airapetov
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Pages 210-214 |
| Revolution and theater, revolution as theater |
Vladimir Buldakov
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Pages 214-219 |
