Byzantine civilization in the studies of Russian historians

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Vizantiiskaia Tsivilizatsiia v Osveshchenii Rossiiskikh Uchenykh 1894-1927.

V 2-kh Knigakh: Toma I (1894-1927) i II (1947-91)

[ Byzantine civilization in the studies of Russian historians : Vols. I (1894-1927) and II (1947-91)]

Ed. by P. I. Zhavoronkov and G. G. Litavrin
Moscow: Ladomir, 1999
574+800 pp Images

Hardcover
ISBN: 5862183418
Language: Russian

The “Byzantine chronicles” (Vizantiiskii Vremennik) was founded in 1894 and quickly gained high respect as a leading annual in Byzantine studies. It existed as such until 1927, when the Soviet authorities decided it was not a priority. After a 20 year break, the annual was revived and remains a world class historical resource. The book contains facsimiles of selected articles and essays about Russian classicists, founders, leading authors and editors of the annual: V. Vasil`evskii, F. Uspenskii, A Vasil`ev,, V. Beneshevich, and A. Papadopullo-Keramevs. The second volume (1947-1991) aims to present a wide spectrum of directions in Russian Byzantine studies and contains 70 articles by modern Russian scholars.

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» History: General Works and Philosophy of History » Early Rus and Medieval Russia » Classics and Byzantine Studies

» History: General Works and Philosophy of History » Early Rus and Medieval Russia

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