Review of Pierre Le Grand: La Russie et le monde by Thierry Sarmant by Paul Bushkovitch

Subjects: “…Peter the Great…”
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Tour de Force: Irina and Dmitrii Guzevich’s Analytical Bibliography of Tsar Peter’s Grand Embassy to Europe by Ernest Zitser

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Петр Великий как законодатель by Марианна Муравьева

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The Slavic kalabalik: the Pruth campaign, Charles XII’s Swedish camp at Bender and the rise of pan-slavism (A Theory on Peter I’s campaign in Wallachia, Moldova and its Legacy) by Jackson Little

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Зачем историку авантюрист? by Яна Ларина

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База данных “Россия в западноевропейской прессе XVIII века” by Виктор Борисов, Елена Смилянская

Subjects: “…early modern journalism, news reporting, digital humanities, Rossica, Peter the Great…”
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Илья Федорович Копиевский (Жизнь и судьба одного просветителя петровского времени) by Юрий Зарецкий

Subjects: “…History of Russia, Il’ia Kopievskii, biography, textbooks, cultural reforms of Peter the Great…”
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О медведескорпионах из русских переводов Метаморфоз Овидия с польского языка начала XVIII века by Екатерина А. Матвеенко

Subjects: “…translations from Polish in the epoch of Peter the Great…”
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St. Petersburg through Venetian Eyes: An Episode in Late Eighteenth-Century Book Illustration by Emily Roy

Subjects: “…Petersburg, Venice, print culture, book Illustration, publishing, Peter the Great, Catherine II, Novelli…”
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Through Different Paths to Symphony: The Historical Framework of the Relationship between Eastern Orthodoxy and Political Authorities in Ukraine and Russia by Aleš Maver

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Committenze europee di scultura veneziana nel Settecento. Una panoramica e alcune ipotesi di lavoro by Benuzzi, Fabien

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"Man müsse keine Statue Equestre machen": Abildgaard and Schadow in Copenhagen 1791 by Kragelund, Patrick

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Иностранные языки в России XVIII в by Татьяна Костина

“…The attendees discussed different approaches to the subject using various historical examples, such as the language of the manuscripts presented to Peter the Great and Catherine I; the languages of Russian-Turkish diplomacy in the reign of Peter the Great; the problems of the horizon of the translator and the genre conditionality of the use of languages; their use in the initial period of the existence of the St. …”
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Itinera Petri. Биохроника Петра Великого – день за днем (1672-1725) by Евгений В. Анисимов

“… This article is devoted to the electronic project Itinera Petri: A Day-by-Day Bio-Chronicle of Peter the Great (1672-1725). This is an online database representing the life of Peter I in the form of electronic records, each of which corresponds to one day in the life of the monarch. …”
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Andrei Matveev: Painting Allegory from Antwerp to Russia by Margaret Samu

“… In 1725, artist Andrei Matveev sent his Allegory of Painting to Catherine I from Antwerp, where Peter the Great had sent him to study. Matveev’s Allegory remains the earliest known easel painting on an allegorical subject by a Russian painter. …”
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Epitalamium Antoniego Marcina Sienkiewicza dla Marii Zofii Sieniawskiej – chrześnicy króla Augusta II Sasa i cara Piotra I by Anna Botor

“…Antoni Marcin Sienkiewicz’s epithalamium for Maria Zofia Sieniawska, the goddaughter of king August II the Strong and tsar Peter the Great This article presents critical edition of enlightenment period’s epithalamium of Antoni Marcin Sienkiewicz (1690–1752) titled “Konstelacyja pierwszych koronnego nieba planet” (“A constellation of the most brilliant planets of the crown sky”). …”
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Les « nouvelles de Russie » dans le monde littéraire francophone néerlandais du début du XVIIIe siècle : le cas des Nouvelles littéraires by Edwin van Meerkerk

“…The articles that do consider Russia and Russian culture present a Janus face of an oriental, almost backward culture, and a powerful, progressive nation, personified in the figure of Peter the Great. In another case, a ‘Western’ example of scholarly debate in Saint Petersburg is taken out of its Russian context, which apparently did not seem to fit.  …”
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