41. Russian History E-Resources Links European University Institute (Florence) russian history Index. Hokudai University (Japan) index of links. russian history Homepage Durham University. http://www.uea.ac.uk/his/webcours/russia/links/

Links page On this page you will find links to other websites and to certain individual primary and secondary documents to be found on these sites. This page will be growing throughout the academic year as more useful material comes online or is discovered. Please let us know of any other useful links you find, any links which are broken, or any which you consider to contain unreliable material. These links have been sorted into mainly chronological categories which do not neccessarily follow the structures of the courses taught at UEA. Links to documents hosted on this website can be found on the "Documents" page. 1. Russian search engines These can sometimes be useful for locating English-language material hosted in Russia. The engines listed here will accept Latin characters for their searches. Aport Yandex 2. General indexes of websites These sites all contain some links to useful English-language primary and secondary sources. There is a considerable amount of duplication between them. Additionally, some of the sites are fairly indiscriminate in their selection of links. However, if used carefully, these sites can be extremely valuable. British Library index of Russian internet sources Don Mabry's Historical Text Archive European University Institute (Florence) Russian History Index Hokudai University (Japan) index of links ... University of Washington (Seattle) index of internet resources 3. Chronologies with links

42. Russian History Timeline Site Map. Timeline Early russian history From legendary warrior Rurik to Ivan the Great by David Johnson, 862, 882, 988, 1169, 1237, 1271, 1380, 1462, Next Timeline. http://www.factmonster.com/spot/russiatime1.html

Timeline: Early Russian History From legendary warrior Rurik to Ivan the Great by David Johnson Next Timeline Circa 862 Rurik , a semi-legendary Scandinavian warrior, establishes "Russ" or "Rhos" state at Novgorod Top Oleg moves capital to Kiev , in present-day Ukraine Top Grand Duke Vladimir I becomes Eastern Orthodox Top Prince Andrei Bogolubski moves capital to Vladimir , near Moscow Top The Mongols (Tatars) under Batu Khan, invade, devastate Russia Top Circa 1271 Moscow becomes capital of Grand Duchy of Suzdal-Vladimir Top Dmitri Donskoi defeats Tatars; takes title Grand Duke of Moscow Top Ivan III (the Great) Rome Constantinople ... Top Next: Czarist Russia History, 1533-1917 Infoplease Links Timeline: Russian Culture Timeline: Chechnya Crisis in the Caucasus Russia vs. Chechnya: Round Two ... Atlas: Russia More Resources Academic, university: Boston University Institute for the Study of Conflict, Ideology and Policy Harvard University, Davis Center Academic, K-12: TeacherVision.com, Russia Government: Embassy of the Russian Federation to U.S. CIA World Factbook, Russia News: Moscow Times Russia Today St. Petersburg Times

43. Russian History And Culture - Suite101.com ,Delve into all aspects of russian history, culture, and language, from the Romanovs to Beef Stroganoff,Samovars to Saints, absolutely anything you need to http://www.suite101.com/welcome.cfm/russian_history_culture

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44. Worldroots.com Index to russian history and Royalty listen to *Bright and clear tolls the little Bell* bythe Don Kosaken Choir. russian history, Biography, Databases, etc. http://www.worldroots.com/brigitte/royal/royal2a.htm

Worldroots.com Surname List European Royalty Site Map Europe A-Z ... Medieval Other links: Fine Art Russian Impressionism Antique Jewelry Donations Kuliuksin, Nektarii Index to Russian History and Royalty listen to *Bright and clear tolls the little Bell* bythe Don Kosaken Choir Russian Impressionism Russian Art of The Twentieth Century) still lifes, landscapes, portraits and sculptures of contemporary and deceased masters) Russian History, Biography, Databases, etc. (lots of royal Russian links) Biographies, Lineages, Portraits of Russian Nobilities List of Russian Grand Dukes and Princes List of Russian Spouses List of Russian Princes Families ... family (photo journey through their lives) This page is maintained by: email: brigitte@qrz.com Brigitte Gastel Lloyd Worldroots Home Page

45. Russian History From The Great Patriotic War To The New Russia russian history from the Great Patriotic War to the New Russia by AA Danilov and IN Souzdaltsev, translated by VE Hammond. Trade http://xanedu.proquest.com/originalworks/danilov

Russian History from the Great Patriotic War to the New Russia by A.A. Danilov and I.N. Souzdaltsev, translated by V.E. Hammond Trade paperback: 166 pages ISBN: Our price: (plus shipping and handling) Availability: In stock/ready to ship To buy a copy: Click here to register and buy For bulk orders: Call (800) 218-5971, option 5 Book ID: About the book Russian History from the Great Patriotic War to the New Russia is a survey of the principal political, socioeconomic, intellectual and cultural developments since the beginning of the Second World War. It is the first reassessment since the fall of communism and the demise of the Soviet Union to utilize the newly available primary sources in the archives of the Russian State and Communist Party. The previously unpublished state papers, memoirs, and correspondence from the CPSU Politburo and Secretariat and the USSR Council of Ministers shed new light on the relationship between the party and state. The captured papers of Heinrich Himmler referring to the Soviet peoples as "primitive semi-Europeans" (quoted at length in Chapter One) clearly show the harshness of the Nazi's racist occupation regime. The memoirs of A.N. Kosygin, the future premier who was serving as deputy chairman of the Evacuation Council during the war, illustrate the determination and speed (around two-and-a-half months) of the relocation of industry from areas near the occupation zone to the East. Browse the table of contents The documents quoted by the authors and translated into English for the first time trace the progressive failure of the command economy. The economist Merzenev's 1946 letter to Stalin shows that some economists were questioning the productivity of collectivized agriculture more than a generation before the failures of the 1970s. Shatalin and Iavlinskii's

46. Russian History russian history, russian history timeline, timeline of russian history, russian military history, russian art history, history of russian ballet, chronology of http://www.russiansabroad.com/History.asp

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47. Society For The Study Of Russian History jssrh@wwwsoc.nii.ac.jp . © Japanese Society for the Study of russian history. All rights reserved. http://wwwsoc.nii.ac.jp/jssrh/

48. The COOK Report On Internet Some russian history, Some Russian Friends, COOK Report Web Pages designed by Offshore software development Arcadia, Inc. Some russian history next chapter http://www.cookreport.com/russian_history.shtml

If cook@cookreport.com bounces, use cook at oldcolo dot com How to Subscribe To get complete reports you must subscibe. Strategic Consulting How to put our experience to work for you Some Recent Topics Covered in Our Reports VoIP part 1 VoIP part 2 An old pet peve ICANN - An Assessment - January 2000 Some Russian History Some Russian Friends Some Russian Pictures ... Some Nepal Pictures COOK Report Web Pages designed by Offshore software development Arcadia, Inc. Some Russian History next chapter My Dissertation of course has copious footnotes. They are missing here because I did not know how to extract them from the MS Word file when I saved same as html. PETR IA. CHAADAEV AND THE RISE OF RUSSIAN CULTURAL CRITICISM, 1800-1830 by Gordon Southworth Cook, Jr. Department of History Duke University Date: April 11, 1972 A dissertation submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in the Department of History in the Graduate School of Duke University Revised by the author in early 1994 in commemoration of the 200th Anniversary of Chaadaev's birth ABSTRACT This dissertation uses the biographical approach to examine the first 35 years of Chaadaev's life. Its objective is to understand the development of those critical attitudes towards Russian society and culture expressed in much of the literary criticism of the 1820s, in the programs and goals of the secret societies of the Decembrists, and finally in Chaadaev's First Philosophical Letter.

49. The Russian Revolution Other Pages on russian history General Pages on the Russian Revolution. Other Pages on russian history. POWER STRATIFICATION IN THE SOVIETTYPE SYSTEM. http://www.barnsdle.demon.co.uk/russ/rusrev.html

If you know of any links related to the Russian Revolution please drop me an e-mail on russ.rep.barnsdle.demon.co.uk (replace .rep. by @) I am especially interested in links on the revolution before October. I used to answer questions on the revolution but my access to my account is too intermittent for that now but you might find my FAQ worth a glance. The Russian Revolution Contents NB Several links are repeated as the headings overlap. General Pages on the Russian Revolution The February and October Revolutions The Civil War and after People ... Other Pages on Russian History General Pages on the Russian Revolution The Russian Revolution from Hanover College Russian History 1905-30 Contemporary documents from John Slatter Bolsheviks in the Russian Revolution Quotes from the Russian Revolution The Russian Revolution in Dates Anarchist page with links to articles on the Russian Revolution The February and October Revolutions The Abdication of Nicholas II October 1917, Was Stalinism implicit in the Boshevik Revolution Deals with the first months of Bolshevik rule Soviet Law on Land: Feb 1918 Workers control in the Russian Revolution (Solidarity) The Balance Sheet of October a Trotskyist View The History of the Russian Revolution by Trotsky Bolsheviks in the Russian revolution - how the revolution degenerated The Civil War and after Lenin sends letter to Penza ordering repression Civil in South Russia Homepage (dead) Demands of the workers of the metallurgical plant in Motovilikha Bolsheviks in the Russian revolution - how the revolution degenerated Sokolov's Account of the Murder of the Romanovs (dead?)

50. Russian History Related Links: Russia In The Past - Webguide russian history Site Russia in the Past Russian Nobles on the Net Websites on russian history Russia (USSR) Links Chronology of http://www.russland-deutschland.de/links/ru-histe.html

Russian history Site: Russia in the Past Russian Nobles on the Net Deutsche Version Russian Win-1251 Websites on Russian History Russia (U.S.S.R.) Links Chronology of Russian History - Soviet Period an overview of important dates, events and historical figures from the era of Communist rule in Russia, with links to related articles. (www.marxists.org) Chronology of Soviet History - A long chronology on some events in Soviet history, from 1917-1991 History and Culture of Russia: Overview The Russia n National Tourist Office sponsors this overview of Russia n history, from ancient Russia through the Soviet era, with pages on Russia n culture. Listed in Snap Directory: Russia: History Illustrated History of Russia and the Former USSR Khazaria InfoCenter - Khazaria.com The First Website about the Khazars. A Resource for Turkic and Jewish History in Russia and Ukraine. Medieval Kingdom of Khazaria, 650-1016 Medieval Russia Links and Research Russia: An Illustrated History of Russia and The Former USSR . links to photographs of the countryside, important historical events and key players in politics and society. Russia.Net: History

51. Nineteenth Century Russian History – Russia In The 19th Century full text of Herdis Kolle’s thesis ‘The Russian PostEmancipation a simplified combination of economic, political, cultural and social history, which might http://europeanhistory.about.com/cs/nineteenthcentury/

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About History European History Home ... Quizzes zau(256,152,145,'gob','http://z.about.com/5/ad/go.htm?gs='+gs,''); History by Era History by Country History by Peoples Famous People ... Help zau(256,138,125,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/0.htm','');w(xb+xb); Stay Current Subscribe to the About European History newsletter. Search European History A Long Nineteenth Century: 1800 to 1917 Guide picks Links to sources, documents and articles on Russia during a ‘long’ 19th century, from c. 1800 to 1917. Aleksandra Fyodorovna: The Last Russian Empress The complete text of ‘ The Life and Tragedy of Aleksandra Fyodorovna Empress of Russia - A Biography by Baroness Sophie Buxhoeveden ’. The Baroness was both a lady in waiting and close friend to the Empress, and this account is more than just a set of memoirs. I’ve linked to the well-designed contents page, and your starting point should be B. Atchison’s introduction. Bloody Sunday 1905 In January 1905 Russian soldiers fired upon a peaceful demonstration. These events sparked strikes, uprisings, and a violent attempt at revolution. This account is simplified, but provides context and source material. Bloody Sunday: Press Accounts These excerpts from The Times and Le Matin are erudite and atmospheric eye-witness accounts of Bloody Sunday, and an essential accompaniment to any relevant study. A painting of the aftermath can be seen

52. History Of Russia, Famous Russians, Nobel Laureates -- WayToRussia.Net Guide To You can see the originals in Moscow on Lavrushinsky pereulok (Tretyakovskaya metro) russian history In Brief Russian state developed through several major http://www.waytorussia.net/WhatIsRussia/History.html

Choose your destination: - Moscow - St. Petersburg - Trans-Siberian - Baikal Lake - Siberian Cities - More destinations... Made by Travelers from Russia for Travelers Worldwide WayToRussia.Net What Is Russia History and People / Russian History Site Search: what is russia introduction Russian History Famous People ... our team If you are looking for the professional researches on Russian history please refer to the following authors: Vladimir Soloveyv, Nikolay Karamzin, Vasily Kliuchevsky. - Dan Perushev The images are used with permission from the Tretyakov Gallery. You can see the originals in Moscow on Lavrushinsky pereulok (Tretyakovskaya metro) Russian History: In Brief The key events in Russian history: the adoption of Christianity from Byzantium Empire, Mongol conquest of Russia, rise of Moscow, peasants serfdom, reforms of Peter the Great, communism, reforms of 1990th. The Ancient Ruses: 7th to 13th Century The Tribes of Eastern Slavs (c) Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow

53. Russian History, Famous Russian People - WayToRussia.Net russian history and Famous Russian People. This section is created to give you a brief overview of the russian history, provide some http://www.waytorussia.net/WhatIsRussia/HistoryPeople.html

Choose your destination: - Moscow - St. Petersburg - Trans-Siberian - Baikal Lake - Siberian Cities - More destinations... Made by Travelers from Russia for Travelers Worldwide WayToRussia.Net What Is Russia Site Search: what is russia introduction Russian History Famous People ... our team waytorussia.net newsletter: Russian History and Famous Russian People This section is created to give you a brief overview of the Russian history, provide some information on famous Russian people, and show what Russia is like nowadays through the interviews we are making on the streets. Russian History: The Russians that Russians know the best. Not everybody, but those who are known by more than 80% of the population. People in Russia Nowadays: Also, we welcome you to read and post in our Way to Russia Forum - Talk Lounge if you want to discuss something about Russia and Russian people.

54. Collections In The Main Library Basic Reference Sources russian history Literature NB Because of the current construction in the Doe Library, the locations listed below may have changed. http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/Collections/Slavic/russref.html

Slavic Home Page Collections Research Guides Digital Resources ... Slavic Studies on Campus [N.B. Because of the current construction in the Doe Library, the locations listed below may have changed. Please consult the GLADIS on-line catalog for the current location.] General Guides to Reference Sources Bibliografiia sovetskoi bibliografii [Bibliography of Soviet Bibliography]. Moskva, 1954- [Z2491.A1.V75 REFE] Horak, Stephan M. Russia, the USSR, and Eastern Europe: A bibliographic guide to English language publications . Littleton, Colo., 1978-1987. 3 vols. [DJK9.A12.H6 REFE] Horecky, Paul Louis, 1913- Basic Russian publications : an annotated bibliography on Russia and the Soviet Union . Chicago, 1962. [DK2.H6 REFE] Horecky, Paul Louis, 1913- East Central Europe: a guide to basic publications . Chicago, 1969. [DR9.A12.H66 REFE] Horecky, Paul Louis, 1913- Russia and the Soviet Union: a bibliographic guide to Western language publications . Chicago. 1965. [Z2491.H62 REFE shelved as DK2.H62 REFE] Horecky, Paul Louis, 1913- Southeastern Europe: a guide to basic publication s. Chicago, 1969.

55. Russian Customs, Holidays And Traditions This part of the site is devoted to russian history, customs, religion and traditions. Now 6. History of Russian Orthodox Church. Why http://russian-crafts.com/russian-customs.html

R u s s i a n C r a f t s closer acquaintance with Russia home products traditions tales ... links Search in the site Products nesting dolls lacquer boxes brooches enamel jewelry ... music Join list If you wish to receive info on updating of the site you can subscribe to mailing list. Russian customs, holidays and traditions Those who are interested in Russian crafts can note that they have roots in Russian traditions and history. In order to make easier understanding of subjects and styles of Russian lacquer boxes, nesting dolls, brooches, eggs we try to select necessary information and place in this section. This part of the site is devoted to Russian history, customs, religion and traditions. Now the list of articles is short but with time it may get longer. You can help to fill this list if you send your questions, just fill the form or send an e-mail message Article Description Russian Christmas When Russian Christmas is celebrated, what dishes are served for Christmas Eve, some words about Russian New Year and Russian Father Frost

56. Russian And Soviet History - Russia USSR Here we try and shed light on why Russia has such a unique history and its affects on the Russian people. russian history. The Collapse of the Soviet Union. http://www.historyorb.com/russia/

Home Today in History America Asia ... Quiz Russian History The Collapse of the Soviet Union The ramifications of the decline eventual collapse of communism in the USSR have been felt around the world. But what caused the Soviet Union, one of the world's two great superpowers to fall apart in less than six years? This series hopes to shed some light on those unkown and uncertain years. Introduction Glasnost Perestroika Democratisation ... The Conservative Backlash The Russian Civil War The Brest-Litovsk peace agreement between Germany and Communist Russia galvanised significant portions of Russia's population to violently oppose the Bolshevik government. The White armies evolved out.... Part One Part Two Russian Civil War Bibliography Pressures for Economic Modernisation within the Autocratic System The Russian Empire at the turn of the twentieth century was governed by an ancient autocratic system. By the time Alexander III was crowned to head of the system, Russia had lost its position as a great power.... Part One Part Two Economic Modernisation Bibliography Russia's Policy Towards Ethnic Conflict in Independent Georgia Russia's policy towards ethnic conflict in Georgia has reflected the fluid and conflicting nature of Russian domestic politics. During the early 1990s Russia's Defence Ministry helped create an unstable and weak Georgia while Russia's Foreign Ministry pushed the need for a strong independent and friendly Georgia as a bulwark against Islamist expansion....

57. Russian And East European History Russian and East European History. The Face of Russia (PBS); russian history Index (WWW Virtual Library); WWW Links (HRussia H-Net list on russian history); http://www.tntech.edu/history/russee.html

Russian and East European History Almanach de Bruxelles (monarchical dynasties in Europe, India, Indonesia, and Pakistan Rulers [heads of state and heads of government] Resources (Department of Art History and Archaeology, Columbia University) Slavic-Eurasian Studies Web ... Information Sources on Afghanistan Contemporary Russia and East Europe Database on Russian Issues (Information Centre for Russian Studies) Russia Longitudinal Monitoring Survey (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill) Center for Civil Society International Russia.net ... International Affairs Network (IANWeb) (U. of Pittsburgh) Last updated on May 11, 2004 Department of History Tennessee Technological University Box 5064 Cookeville, TN 38505 For comments or suggestions, contact preagan@tntech.edu

58. Guides To Russian History This is a superbly annotated guide to bibliographies on russian history published up to 1917 This project was a joint effort of the State Historical Library http://gateway.library.uiuc.edu/spx/class/SubjectResources/SubSourRus/rushistbib

Guides to Sources on Russian History and Historiography Bibliographies of Bibliography and Historiographical Bibliographies Historical Bibliography, Catalogs and Guides to Research Historical Encyclopedias Historical Dictionaries ... Return to Expanded Table of Contents A ll of the general bibliographic guides for Russia and those for the Slavic world in general will be important for historical research. If you have not consulted them, it is wise to examine them before looking at the guides for specific disciplines. G uides for historical materials are varied in scope and focus. Many will include information on archives, particularly on guides to the historiographic literature. Others will contain lists of history periodicals and their indexes. Biographical and genealogical sources are frequently included in historical bibliographies, as are sources on heraldry and archives. Other sources for historical research include chronologies, historical atlases, dictionaries of terminology, and subject encyclopedias. Biographies of historians are also to be found in a variety of specialized resources many of which are listed in the section on Russian historical biography Emigre resources are treated in a separate section as are the materials for Russian literature . Both of these are areas of great importance for historians. Those seeking material specific to the fine arts will find them in the setion on

59. Resources For Russian History Resources for russian history. Annotated list of russian history Sources. russian history has its own unique challenges for the scholar. http://gateway.library.uiuc.edu/spx/class/SubjectResources/SubSourRus/ruhistguid

Resources for Russian History Annotated list of Russian History Sources Return to Table of Contents Return to Expanded Table of Contents H istorical resources can be anything from archival guides to bibliographies, encyclopedias to atlases. Part of the challenge for the historian is knowing the types of sources available in their field and perhaps even more importantly, knowing how to identify new resources. Historians are fortunate in that theirs is a field rich in scholarly guides to the discipline such as Istoriia SSSR or Maichel's Guide to Russian Reference Books These excellent resources will assist the scholar in identifying the types of sources avaialable in the field and define the scope of each. An additional challenge facing the scholar today is identifying the more recent resources that are appearing in an array of formats. R ussian history has its own unique challenges for the scholar. The wealth of resources can be a mixed blessing. The scholar beginning research on a topic will be confronted with archival guides, subject encyclopedias, historical atlases and dictionaries, bibliographic guides, national bibliographies, subject bibliographies, online catalogs and databases, subject portals, online journals, periodical indexes, necrologies, city directories, geneological guides, biographical indexes and dictionaries and a number of other sources, all with a wealth of information. It is essential to determine the kinds of resources you need by a careful analysis of your topic. That is, are you seeking primary or secondary sources? Do you need a bibliographic citation or a piece of information? Is the material you are seeking in modern or old orthography? Where is the information you are searching likely to have been published, in Russia or in the West?

60. Russian russian history A wonderful site by Bucknell University s Russian Studies Department. Predslava s russian history Trivia Page by Predslava Vydrina. http://www2.kumc.edu/itc/staff/rknight/Russian.htm

Russian Persona Modar Neznanich is my primary persona. He is the son of a Muscovite spice merchant. He plans to eventually take over the family business, and has his eye on the butcher's daughter who lives down the street. If you have an interest in developing a Russian name and/or persona, check out the links listed below: Links A Dictionary of Period Russian Names by Paul Wickenden of Thanet Locative Bynames in Medieval Russia by Paul Wickenden of Thanet Russian Personal Names: Name Frequency in the Novgorod Birch-Bark Letters by Predslava Vydrina Medieval Russian Life by Sofya la Rus Russian History A wonderful site by Bucknell University's Russian Studies Department The Face of Russia A timeline website by PBS Patterns and Instructions for Medieval Russian Costumes by Predslava Vydrina Russian Female Garb Russian Sarafan by Nastasiia Ivanova Medvedeva Medieval Russian Jewelry by Predslava Vydrina Rus Male Costume by Peter Beatson Russian Male Garb Research Questions for Developing a Persona Russian Knowledge Page by the Slavic Interest Group Predslava's Russian History Trivia Page by Predslava Vydrina Russian Folk Tales and Folk Belief by Predslava Vydrina Russian Medieval Arms and Armor The Vikings in Russia by Steven Lowe Slavic Interest Group Founded by SCA members, it is an information exchange for the study of Medieval history

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