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"This new and enlarged version of Readings in Russian Civilization is the result of fairly extensive revisions. There are now 72 instead of 64 items; 20 of the selections are new. The first volume has undergone the least change with 3 new items, of which 2 appear in English for the first... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Vladimir: Add a description of this character.
- Ivan Iv
- Novgorod
- Vasili Buslaevich
- Sergius
- Olga
- Arkhangelsk
- George Vernadsky
- Dubrovskii
- Alexander Nevsky
- Peter
- Ivan Grozny
- Yaroslav
- Don
- Smirnov
- Ivan Iii
- Stephen
- Oleg
- Sadko
- Cyril
- Kurbsky
- George Fedotov
- Dimitry
- Daniel
- Avvakum
- Igor
- Alexis
- Dmitri
- Kazan
- Muscovite
- Boyars
- Nikon
- Peresvetov
- Simeon
- Mikhail
- Boris
- Ivan Vasil
- Anna
- Morozov
- Svyatoslav
- Michael
- Kurbski
- Bartholomew
Setting & Locations edit
- Moscow
- Kievan Russia
- Greece
- Pskov
- Muscovy
- Siberia
- Poland
- Byzantium
- Lithuania
- Pravda Russkaia
- St. Sophia
- Constantinople
- Old Russia
- Ukraine
- Europe
- Tver
- Eastern Russia
- East Russia
- Republic
- England
- Crimea
- Livonia
- White Sea
- Rostov
- Germany
- Kherson
- Sweden
- Black Sea
- Oka
- China
- Western Russia
- Tobolsk
- Khazar
- New York
- Oprichnina
- France
- Slavonic
- Smolensk
- Vologda
- Mezen
- Medieval Russia
- Middle Ages
First Sentence edit
This chronicle (also known as "The Tale of Bygone Years" or the "Laurentian Chronicle") is the earliest native written source for Russian history.
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 914.703
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