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Parliaments and parliamentarism in the works of Soviet dissidents, 1960s-80s. [PDF]
Sablin I.
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Background. Historically, the nobility in the Russian Empire was a privileged class and the support of the autocracy. Modernization bourgeois-democratic reforms of the 1860-1870s influenced all spheres of society, including the nobility, which sought to ...
Vladislav V. Kazachenko
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The object of the study is the process of Russian statehood formation and historical transformation. The subject of the study is the analysis of existing in the Russian scientific and public thought (pre-revolutionary and modern) different approaches ...
N. A. Omelchenko +2 more
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Olonets Zemstvo in the political life of the Russian Empire (1867-1913)
The government assigned economic functions to the zemstvo institutions, but contrary to all expectations the zemstvos engaged in “politics” and by the beginning of the 20th century had become an active political force.
Badanov Vadim Georgiyevich
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From Prussia to Russia: Russian critics of "Aerztliche Ethik". [PDF]
Lichterman B.
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Background. This article presents an analysis of the institute of zemstvo chiefs based on the annual reports of the governors of Penza province, which allows us to consider it from the point of view of the authorities and the administrative apparatus ...
M.N. Shoshkina
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'Socialising' primary care? The Soviet Union, WHO and the 1978 Alma-Ata Conference. [PDF]
Birn AE, Krementsov N.
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"Russian nervousness": neurasthenia and national identity in nineteenth-century Russia. [PDF]
Goering L.
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Mania Sakhalinosa: an episode in the life of Dr. Anton Chekhov. [PDF]
Coope J.
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