61. Russia And East Europe russian history Collection of links maintained by Bucknell University. All see the WWW Virtual Library s russian history Index and Alexander Palace Russian http://www.lib.washington.edu/subject/History/tm/russia.html

ask us email chat phone ... Ukraine General Sites Directory of Internet Resources on Central and Eastern Europe and Russia Collection of selected resources arranged by region. Maintained by the School of Slavonic and East European Studies at the University of London. REESweb: Russian and Eastern European Studies Internet Resources Comprehensive listing of Internet sources dealing with Russia and Eastern Europe. Maintained by the University of Pittsburgh. Russian and East European Network Information Center Collection of links managed by the Center for Post-Soviet and East European Studies at the University of Texas at Austin. Cold War Analytic Reports Produced by the Directorate of Intelligence on the Former Soviet Union More than 800 declassified CIA reports dating from 1951 to 1991 released for a March 2001 conference at Princeton University. Cold War International History Project Project of the Wilson International Center for Scholars provides PDF formatted primary documents, a bulletin and discussion group. Parallel History Project on NATO and the Warsaw Pact "In response to the progressing declassification of NATO documents and the growing availability of documents from the archives of the former Soviet bloc, the Parallel History Project on NATO and the Warsaw Pact (PHP) seeks to collect, analyze, and interpret these premier sources for the study of contemporary international history."

62. Foreign Affairs - Communism In Russian History - George F. Kennan Examines the challenges now facing the Russian people after the collapse of communism, in terms of the calamitous loss of entire generations of a http://www.foreignaffairs.org/19901201faessay6062/george-f-kennan/communism-in-r

63. Russian And Soviet History A onestop resources for the Russian Revolution. The History and Culture of Russia russian history on the Internet http//www.ucr.edu/history/seaman/ http://www.unc.edu/depts/phe/russian.html

Russian and Soviet History The Russian Revolution Sourcebook http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/mod/modsbook39.html From the Internet Modern History Sourcebook, this page includes links to numerous sites about the Russian Revolution, plus sites that feature texts by Lenin and other key historical figures. A one-stop resources for the Russian Revolution. The History and Culture of Russia http://www.interknowledge.com/russia/rushis01.htm The official site of the Russian National Tourist Office includes an overview of Russian history in several eras, plus information on Russian art, architecture, and other cultural forms. Russian History on the Internet http://www.ucr.edu/history/seaman/ This site from the University of California at Riverside includes a bibliography, web links, and images. PHE Homepage The UNC Project for Historical Education Department of History CB#3195 Hamilton Hall The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, North Carolina 2759-3195 (919) 962-2385 phe@unc.edu E-mail PHE

64. Guides To Russian History This is a superbly annotated guide to bibliographies on russian history published Sections include russian history, World history, Auxiliary historical http://www.library.uiuc.edu/spx/class/SubjectResources/SubSourRus/rushistbib.htm

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

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

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66. History Of Imperial Russia - Recommended Links Chronology of russian history. From Bucknell University. History of Russia. Seven short pages (with additional material linked in) on russian history. http://it.stlawu.edu/~rkreuzer/imprus/rushist.htm

HISTORY OF IMPERIAL RUSSIA RECOMMENDED LINKS TO WEEK: TO: MAPS GENERAL SITES Chronology of Russian History . From Bucknell University. History of Russia Lectures . By Professor Gerhard Rempel, Western New England College. Modern Customs and Ancient Laws in Russia . Six lectures by Maksim Kovalevsky (August 27, 1851 - March 23, 1916). Russia . Series of articles for the Encyclopaedia Britannica (Britannica.com). Home page. Russia - A Country Study . Library of Congress Website. Russia: History: Imperial Russia . Links maintainded by The Slavic Research Center, Hokkaido University. Russian History on the Web . Maintained by Marshall Poe, PhD. TOPICAL SITES Alexander Palace Russian History Websites Beyond the Pale: The History of Jews in Russia . Posted on the "Friends and Partners" site. Face of Russia . PBS-TV. The History of Moscow The Red Book of the Peoples of the Russian Empire . The "non-Slavic" nations. Includes map locators, information on language groups. Authors: Lauri Vagtre and Jüri Viikberg. The State Hermitage Museum State Museum and Reserve . Home page. PICTURES, PRIMARY SOURCES, etc.

67. A Capsule History Of Russia russian history is conventionally said to have begun with the arrival of the Atlas of russian history. 2nd ed. New York Oxford University Press, 1993. http://www.redeemer.on.ca/academics/polisci/Russian_history.html

A Capsule History of Russia by David T. Koyzis for the use of students in POL 265, Russian Government and Politics, at Redeemer University College Because most North American students enroled in a Russian politics course will probably not have studied Russian history and because a knowledge of this history is essential to understanding the country's politics, I have prepared this website to acquaint students with the broad contours of Russian history, beginning with the arrival of the Varangians and extending into the beginning of the 21st century. My history paints in broad strokes and leaves much out. But I hope it will spur students to explore more of the richness of Russian history on their own. As the material below draws on a variety of sources, I have made little effort to ensure consistency of transliteration of Russian words and names. Russian history is conventionally said to have begun with the arrival of the Norsemen, or Varangians, in the region of what is now European Russia in the 9th century. Like Norsemen elsewhere, e.g., in Normandy, England and Sicily, they stayed to rule, but quickly assimilated into the language and culture of the local population, in this case, east Slavic. The geography of this region is characterized by forests and steppes irrigated by several important rivers mostly flowing south towards the Black and Caspian Seas. These include the Dniester, the Dnieper, the Don and the Volga. Most significantly, there are no real natural boundaries behind which a settled people might mount a successful defence. Thus for millennia the region has seen numerous peoples migrating, or invading, including the Scythians, Huns, Khazars, Pechenegs, Polovtsians, Mongols, Tatars, and, of course, the Slavs themselves. This is in stark contrast to western and southern Europe, where the Rhine River, for example, marked the traditional border between France and Germany, and where the Pyrenees Mountains marked the boundary between France and Spain. Here specific peoples inhabited the same regions for centuries.

68. ST. PETERSBURG INSTITUTE OF HISTORY OF THE RUSSIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES Fundamental studies of all periods of the russian history, For many years St. Petersburg Branch of the Institute of russian history has been cooperating http://spbrc.nw.ru/!english/org/iri.htm

NEWS EVENTS HISTORICAL CORE PRESIDIUM ... NEW ON SITE Search: Contacts: WebMaster Secretariat ST. PETERSBURG INSTITUTE OF HISTORY OF THE RUSSIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 7 Petrozavodskaya Str., St. Petersburg 197110, Russia Tel. +7(812) 235 4198. Fax +7(812) 235 6485 E-mail: vn-pleshkov@rambler.ru Director — Prof. Victor N. PLESHKOV St. Petersburg Institute of History (before 2000 — St. Petersburg Branch of the Institute of Russian History) was founded in 1936 on the basis of the Historical and Archaeographical Institute and the Institute of Books, Documents and Letters. The central part of the Institute is the Archives which contains a unique collection of Russian and West-European documents and manuscripts. The Institute houses local chapters of the Problem Council on “History of Russian Revolutions”, Scientific Council of Historiography and the Study of Sources, Archaeographical Committee of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Center for U. S. studies. Basic research areas. Fundamental studies of all periods of the Russian history, Byzantine studies, medieval history of Western Europe, U. S. studies, archaeography, the study of historical sources and auxiliary historical disciplines. Main scientific achievements.

69. WHKMLA : History Of Russia, ToC russian history on the Web, from russianhistory.org russian history Digital Library, extensive collections of links to primary sources http://www.zum.de/whkmla/region/russia/xrussia.html

Belarus Ukraine First posted on April 29th 2002, last revised on April 25th 2005 Kievan Rus, 9th, 10th Centuries : Varangian Rus Kievan Rus, 11th, 12th Centurues : Early Christian Russia Russian Empire, 13th, 14th Centuries : Russian Principalities Republic of Novgorod Russian Empire, 15th Century : Rise of Muscovy Decline of Novgorod Russian Empire, 16th Century : Russia Eastward Expansion Russian Empire, 1598-1613 : Time of Troubles Russian Empire, 1613-1689 : Early Romanovs Orthodoxy Abroad Russian Empire, 1689-1725 : Domestic Policy Foreign Policy Russian Empire, 1725-1762 : Domestic Policy Economy Foreign Policy Russian Empire, 1762-1796 : Domestic Policy Society Economy Intellectual Life ... Foreign Policy Russian Empire, 1796-1815 : Domestic Policy Economy Intellectual Life Foreign Policy Russian Empire, 1815-1855 : Domestic Policy Economy Intellectual Life Foreign Policy Russian Empire, 1855-1881 : Domestic Policy Economy Intellectual Life Foreign Policy Russian Empire, 1881-1894 : Domestic Policy Economy Foreign Policy Russian Empire, 1894-1905 : Domestic Policy Economy Foreign Policy Russian Empire, 1905-1917 :

70. OSU Department Of History NICHOLAS BREYFOGLE is a specialist in Imperial russian history, c. MOLLIE CAVENDER is a specialist in russian history, with interests in 18th and http://history.osu.edu/grad/fields/field_russian.htm

The Ohio State University www.osu.edu Help Campus map ... Minor Programs Research Graduate... [main] Prospective Graduate Students Graduate Student Directory ... [close] DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY Students Faculty Events Home "we are making history at OSU..." The History Department at The Ohio State University offers an internationally recognized graduate program in Russian, East European and Eurasian history. Faculty in Russian and East European History NICHOLAS BREYFOGLE is a specialist in Imperial Russian history, c. 1700 to 1917, especially Russian imperialism and the non-Russian nationalities of the Tsarist empire. His research interests include Russian colonialism, inter-ethnic contact, peasant studies, religious belief and policy, environmental history, and the history and culture of Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Siberia. Professor Breyfogle's first book, Heretics and Colonizers: Forging Russia's Empire in the South Caucasus is due out from Cornell University Press in Autumn 2004. He is completing a co-edited volume on the history of Russian colonization in Eurasia from Muscovite through Soviet times, and has begun work on his second monograph project, tentatively entitled

71. Www.iue.it/LIB/SISSCO/VL/hist-russia/Index.html Modern and Contemporary russian history Monographs and DocumentsModern and Contemporary russian history Monographs and Documents Forschungen und Dokumente zur neuesten Geschichte Russlands http://www.iue.it/LIB/SISSCO/VL/hist-russia/Index.html

72. EarthStation1.com - The Historical Sound & Picture Archive - Miscellaneous Russi Sound and picture archive featuring mp3 wav audio, and photograph images, of russian history. Miscellaneous russian history http://www.earthstation1.com/Miscellaneous_Russia.html

EarthStation1.com: The Internets #1 Audio/Visual Archive ENGLISH DEUTSCH FRANÇAIS ESPAÑOL PORTUGUÊS ... ITALIANO Miscellaneous Russian History Pictures [Updated 8/15/01] Sounds: News_Flash_On_Russian_A-Bomb.wav - A radio news flash on President Truman's announcement that Soviet Russia now has the Atomic Bomb. $ Purchase 'Show_Trial'_verdict.wav (Archived 1/22/99) - 1936 English language broadcast announcing the guilty verdicts in the infamous Soviet "Show Trials". $ Purchase Radio_Moscow_102862SUN.wav (Archived 1/8/99) - The Soviet Union announces in English its acceptance of President Kennedy's terms for the withdrawal of nuclear missiles from Cuba. $ Purchase Soviet_Cartoon_on_Cuba_1961.rm - Illustrates American political, economic and military rage over the loss of control over the island. Further illustrates the attitudes on both sides which precipitated the 1962 missile crisis. $ Purchase Pictures: BolshevikSailorsFireOnCrowds InPetrograd191707.jpg $ Purchase BorisPasternak.jpg $ Purchase BulganinAndEisenhowerGenevaConference55.jpg $ Purchase CollectiveFactoryAtMealtimeUSSR20s.jpg

73. Russian History This page offers a timeline of russian history from ancient times to the present as well as a genealogy of Russian nobility and much more. http://www.unt.edu/fllc/languages/russian/history.htm

This page contains links to the history of Russia Russia Balkanologie - a journal of Balkan studies in Human and Social Sciences which covers the period from the Middle Ages to today. Its orientation is pluridisciplinary and its aim is to contribute to a better understanding of the contemporary Balkan world. (French). Departments / Institutes of History from HTA (English). East European Gay Culture Page by Kevin Moss - Includes literature, links, and an East European out list. (English) Federation of East European Family History Societies - Web Site for all Central and East European Genealogy since May 1995 (English) Folk Things History and Culture of Russia This page is an official site of the Russian National Tourist Office. It provides information on the history of Russia from ancient times to the Soviet Era. Historical Text Archives - provides original material, links to other sites, and

74. Russian History made a treaty with the Byzantines (first reliable date in Russia s history) 1724 a high protective tariff was levied on every Russian import http://hulmer.allegheny.edu/history.html

Early Russia: Kiev, Novgorod, and the Grand Princes 862 A.D. - Rurik arrived in Novgorod 911 - Oleg, a settler in Kiev, made a treaty with the Byzantines (first reliable date in Russia's history) 945 - Igor, Oleg's successor, completed the treaty which contained 3 Slavonic and 50 Norse names 988-989 - St. Vladimir accepts the Christian faith for Russia; the service was taken from the Byzantines but was able to be read in vernacular due to a translation by Slavic apostles in the 9th century 1037-c.1237 - the Russian Church was ruled by Constantinople; as a result, bishops and almost all metropolitans were Greeks 1015 - Vladimir dies 14th century - two new branches of Russians, speaking their own languages, appeared: the Ruthenians (who became Ukrainians) and Belorussians (originally the Krivichi) 1380 - Dimitri Donskoi, Grand Prince of Moscow, was victorious over the Tatars of the Golden Horde 1439 - Greek Orthodox and Catholic Churches "united" as a result of the Council of Ferrara-Florence 1453 - Constantinople was sacked by the Turks leaving Moscow, "the third Rome," as the central power of the Christian faith

75. NUPI CRS Links To Russian History russian history online. russian history in Virtual Library with information on russian history http//www.departments.bucknell.edu/russian/history.html. http://www.nupi.no/russland/RussLinks/RussLinksRussianHistory.html

Russian History on-line Russian history in Virtual Library http://www.iue.it/LIB/SISSCO/VL/hist-russia/Index.html Russian and East European Studies on the Net http://www.ucis.pitt.edu/reesweb/ Bucknell University's server with links to sites with information on Russian history http://www.departments.bucknell.edu/russian/history.html

76. February Revolution, In Russian History. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Editio February Revolution, in russian history. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 200105. http://www.bartleby.com/65/fe/FebrRRus.html

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77. Bristol University - Faculty Of Arts - Programme Details The programme is constructed around units on aspects of russian history in Students must take at least two of the units on russian history and the two http://www.bris.ac.uk/prospectus/postgraduate/2006/prog_details/ARTF/365

skip menus prospectus home contacts how to apply ... Portuguese (MA) Russian History (MA) Russian Studies (MA) Russian and East European Cultural Studies (MA) Screen Practice (MA) Social Anthropology (MA) ... Science MA in Russian History This programme is designed to deepen understanding of a major power and the mentality of its people through study of its cultural, intellectual, political and social history and by offering the possibility of approaching source material in the original. It is composed of a taught part worth 120 credit points and a dissertation worth 60 credit points. The programme is available either as a 12-month full-time programme or over two years part-time. No knowledge of Russian is required for this programme. The programme is constructed around units on aspects of Russian history in the Department of Historical Studies and the Department of Russian Studies, in which there is a broad range of expertise in these fields. Students must take at least two of the units on Russian history and the two training units in the Department of Historical Studies. They may also follow one or two of the optional units on international history and British history which are available within the MA in Contemporary History offered by the Department of Historical Studies and of the optional units on Russian culture in the Department of Russian Studies. There are also optional units on Russian language at beginners or advanced level and optional Faculty training units in research methods.

78. Homework Center -European History - Homework Center - Multnomah County Library russian history Megasites Russian Revolution . russian history Megasites. The Alexander Palace http//www.alexanderpalace.org/palace/mainpage.html http://www.multcolib.org/homework/eurohist.html

skip navigation links Log in Search this site About the library ... Homework Center European History European History Megasites Age of Exploration African Colonization Castles ... Women and History European History Megasites The 18th Century Town and Its Inhabitants http://mars.acnet.wnec.edu/~grempel/courses/wc2/lectures/towns.html This mostly text summary explains what towns in the 18th century were like. Charlemagne http://history.boisestate.edu/westciv/charles/ History of the Carolingians and Charlemagne's conquests, his government, and the cultural activity in Europe. Speeches http://www.historychannel.com/speeches/ Listen to famous speeches by noteworthy people from around the world. Speeches by Gandhi, MacArthur, Truman, Armstrong, and more. Internet Modern History Sourcebook http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/mod/modsbook.html The Reformation (Protestant and Catholic), early modern world system, absolutism, the Sun King, religious groups, the Restoration, Colonial America, and Colonial Latin America, the Scientific Revolution, the Enlightenment, Age of Reason, French Revolution, Industrial Revolution, Napoleonic Wars, Romanticism, Nationalism, Liberalism, 19th century Britain, Italy and France, 19th century eastern and western Europe, socialism, imperialism and more. Absolutism http://www.wsu.edu:8001/~dee/GLOSSARY/ABSOLUTE.HTM

79. Why Study Russian History? If by a careful and openminded study of russian history we can begin to In this sense the study of russian history, particularly Soviet history, http://mars.acnet.wnec.edu/~grempel/courses/russia/lectures/01why.html

WHY STUDY RUSSIAN HISTORY? A. Because it is there. Like the proverbial mountain climber who justifies his exertions by the mere fact of the mountain's existence, so the study of Russian history has its own self-consistent logic. Curiosity is an irresistible, unquenchable trait common to all people, in all walks of life, at all stages of physical and mental evolution. The existence of a problem seems to spawn problem-solvers, ranging from individuals to groups and finally, in our own day, complex institutions. It has always been that way and it will continue to be that way. For man is a social animal and his survival depends on interaction, confrontation and communion with other men, other peoples and other civilizations and cultures. The self-contained, self-sufficient hermit-individual or hermit-nation is a psychological and historical freak. The days of super-nationalism or selfish isolationism are over. The complexity or interdependence of the modern world will not tolerate it. If the existence of a problem guarantees the attempt to solve it, then in the case of Russia we certainly have a problem. That problem is ignorance. Despite periodic burst of energetic curiosity as in the Sputnik era we still suffer from the incongruous malady of intellectual malnutrition with regard to Russia. The average man in the street or student in the classroom, for that matter, knows little about the Russian people or their fascinating journey through time. The average American has absorbed a mixed hag of curious mental trick about Russia. His ideas and attitudes about Russia have been conditioned largely by the Cold War environment, professional anti-Communists and militant seekers for simple and uninformed generalizations. Conspiracy, world domination and subversive activities are the daily fare of these fearful peddlers of hate, chauvinism and war.

80. East European And Russian History Collections : Bodleian History Collections And East European and russian history collections in the Bodleian Library, University of Oxford, UK. http://www.bodley.ox.ac.uk/dept/readerserv/history/easteuropean.htm

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