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PALACE COUP ON MARCH 11 1801 (HISTORIAN-LEGAL STUDY)

Russian Journal of Economics and Law, 2009
The article is dedicated to historian-legal analysis of the plot and palace coup on March 11 1801, directed on dethronement of the emperor Paul I. The article reveals their essential change from the XVIII century upheaval and similarity of certain ...
A. Skorobogatov, L. Kuanchaleyeva
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Emergence and Consolidation of “Book as Companion” Metaphor in Russian Literature from Twelfth to Twentieth Century

Научный диалог
This study reconstructs the process of the emergence and establishment of the metaphor “book as companion” within the context of Russian literary development from the twelfth to the twentieth century, exploring its semantic spectrum.
N. V. Prodanik
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Kutuzov and Ryleev, what these names mean in the version of the stanza in “Eugene Onegin”

Studia Humanitatis, 2018
The fate of Onegin includes different stages of spiritual development of the hero – a secular dandy, a man with an early old soul, and a man around the Decembrist circle.
Nikishov Yuri Mikhailovich
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The Perception of the Caucasus by the Decembrists: Decembrist Cultural Type in the Caucasus

Historical Courier, 2020
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“Decembrist Evenings” in Irkutsk

Historical Courier, 2020
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Museum of the Decembrists in Chita

Historical Courier, 2020
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THE TREE OF LIBERTY IN THE PREPARATORY MATERIALS FOR LEO TOLSTOY’S NOVEL ABOUT THE DECEMBRISTS AND THE WRITER’S PERCEPTION OF A TREE IMAGE

Scientific and analytical journal Burganov House. The space of culture
I. Pavlova
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The Schism in Decembrist Movement

Bylye Gody, 2018
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“A TIME OF GLORY AND DELIGHT”: THE DECEMBRISTS AND RUSSIAN POLITICAL CULTURE

The New Past
O. Kiyanskaya
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