KempgenDB: Torke, H.-J. - Russkie Cari: 1547-1917 [Russian Tsars: 1547-1917]. This book includes essays about 24 Russian Tsars: from Ivan the Terrible to Nicolas the Second. After 1721, beginning with Peter the Great, the Russian Tsars were called emperors. Biographical essays are written by professional historians from Germany and the USA Bibliography, comments, author and name indices

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ID	9607
Author(s)	Torke, H.-J.
Title	Russkie Cari: 1547-1917 [Russian Tsars: 1547-1917]. This book includes essays about 24 Russian Tsars: from Ivan the Terrible to Nicolas the Second. After 1721, beginning with Peter the Great, the Russian Tsars were called emperors. Biographical essays are written by professional historians from Germany and the USA Bibliography, comments, author and name indices
Year	1997
Publisher	Feniks
Place	Rostov-na-Donu
Subject headings	Geschichte; Entwicklung; Diachronie; Russisch; Kultur
Soundex	R7840; R7860; T8878; I0685; E0880; A0120; R7860; T8878; T2771; N6458; S8462; A0327; B1466; P1270; G4720; R7860; T8878; C4552; E0617; B1471; E0880; W7226; P1738; H0827; G4766; B1154; C4666; A0270; I0628
Type	book
Holdings	WorldCat
PURL	Citation link

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	Istorija odnoi žizni (about her brother - prominent, historian S. Lur'e) / Koprživa-Lur'e, B.
	The so-called Varangian-Russian problem / Sørensen, H. Chr.
	The beginnings of Russian history: an enquiry into sources / Chadwick, N.K.
	Stress Pattern of Russian noun inflection, a comment and a criticism / Chretien, C.D.
	The Beginning of Cyrillic Printing Cracow, 1491. From the Orthodox Past in Poland / Zimmer, S.
	On the structure and history of Russian. Selected essays / Worth, D.S.

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