Alexander I

D.V. Kovaleva FROM REVOLTS TO PRAGMATISM: THE ROLE OF PRINCE ADAM CZARTORYSKI IN THE HISTORY OF RUSSIAN-POLISH RELATIONS

The research is devoted to the analysis of Prince Adam’s personality, his activity as an intellectual pragmatist on the political scene and a representative of intelligentsia in the fates of Russia and Poland. The research was carried out in the… →

A.N. Dolgikh ATTEMPT TO RESTORE POLAND UNDER ALEXANDER’S I REIN AND PUBLIC REACTION IN RUSSIA (ON THE EXAMPLE OF N.M. KARAMZIN’S POSITION)

The article discusses the reasons that prompted the Russian Emperor Alexander I in the first quarter of the XIX century the to make an attempt to restore Poland, within the borders of the XVI century, albeit under his scepter. The… →

A.N. Dolgih ABOUT M.N. POKROVSKY’S VIEWS ON THE “THE PEASANT ISSUE” IN POLITICS AND THE LEGISLATION OF THE RUSSIAN AUTOCRACY IN THE PRE-REFORM TIME

The article considers the first Soviet Marxist historian Mikhail Nikolayevich Pokrovsky’s views on the history of “the peasant issue” in internal policy and legislation of the Russian Empire in 18th – first half of 19th century, the pre-reform period. It… →