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Józef Dietl (1804-1878) and "his" crisis: Eponyms of a political physician and the culture of remembrance in Polish and Austrian urology and medicine. [PDF]
Cent European J UrolMoll FH, Chlosta P, Shariat SF.
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Face Value: Beauty, Punishment, and the Moral Politics of Appearance. [PDF]
Behav Sci (Basel)Hartung F +3 more
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Who are leeches? Exploring malleability in human-leech relations through ethnographies from Dagestan and Turkey. [PDF]
J Ethnobiol EthnomedKaliszewska I, Kołodziejska I.
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The very fact that the empire seemed to collapse only temporarily undoubtedly reinforced a well-entrenched interpretation of the Russian empire as a nation-state rather than as a genuinely multinational state. The uneven development of the empire's resources was reflected in the perceptions of uneven loyalties among the non-Russian peoples; the seeming
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The very fact that the empire seemed to collapse only temporarily undoubtedly reinforced a well-entrenched interpretation of the Russian empire as a nation-state rather than as a genuinely multinational state. The uneven development of the empire's resources was reflected in the perceptions of uneven loyalties among the non-Russian peoples; the seeming
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The Russian Revolution and Global Empires, or Global Revolution and the Russian Empire?
Ab Imperio, 2017Jeremy Adelman, who coined the concept and the model of “imperial revolution,” reflects on Ilya Gerasimov’s rendering of the 1917 Russian Revolution as an imperial revolution. He draws important parallels between the revolutionary events in Russia and the crisis of the overseas Iberian empires a century earlier. Adelman suggests that seeing empire as a
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