Ivan the Terrible: Reform and Reaction by Hugh F. Graham (1925–1994)

“…It is the contention of this paper that the reign of Ivan the Terrible was not atypical, but simply a continuation in its own way of the regular path of development the Muscovite monarchy had long been following. …”
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Protestants at the court of the Ivan the Terrible by Vyacheslav Valentinovich Shaposhnik

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Genghizids in Miniatures of the Illustrated Chronicle of Ivan the Terrible by Chernetsov Alexey V.

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Ivan the Terrible and the Other in current history-writing by Konstantin Ju. Erusalimskij

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Ivan the Terrible’s stichera: the idea of russia’s spiritual elevation by Nikolai Parfentyev, Natalia Parfentyeva

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Ivan the Terrible and Andrey Kurbsky: a Сonflict of Interpretations by Andrey V. Karavashkin

“…The article analyzes correspondence between Ivan the Terrible and Kurbsky as a conflict of interpretations. …”
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The Accidental War ... (The Livonian War and the Foreign Policy of Ivan The Terrible) by V. V. Penskoi

“…The author argues that for Ivan the Terrible, the conflict with the Crimean Khanate and the Grand Duchy of Lithuania was of primary importance, while Livonia had more marginal significance for Moscow. …”
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The epoch of ivan the Terrible in Boris Fedorov’s novel Prince Kurbsky by Joanna Nowakowska-Ozdoba

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Western Foreigners on the Russian Service and Royal Doctors in the Time of Ivan the Terrible by T. V. Tchernikova

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Ivan the Terrible and Russian Feudalism in the Works of Hungarian and Russian Historians of the Soviet Era by Charles J. Halperin

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“AND THE TSAR BEGAN SOBBING BITTERLY...” (ON THE ISSUE OF IVAN THE TERRIBLE KILLING HIS SON 6 NOVEMBER 1581) by Vladimir Matveevich Kozmenko, Boris Grigor'evich Yakemenko

“…The article discusses the issue about the death of Prince Ivan, son of Ivan the terrible, examines the sources and historiography of the problem. …”
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Making Sense of <i>Opričnina</i> by Gunnar Opeide

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Ivan the Terrible or Kazan's Conquest by G.R. Derzhvin and heroic opera genre's formation in Russian culture of the beginning of the nineteenth century by D V Larkovich

“…Analysis of opera libretto «Ivan the Terrible or Kazan's Conquest» by G.R. Derzhavin as one of the earliest pattern of the Russian heroic opera in connection with urgent historical actuals of the beginning of the 19th century is presented in the article.…”
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G.S. Treuer’s ‘Apology’ of Tsar Ivan the Terrible as a Tool for Forming a Positive Image of the Russian Monarchy in Europe in the Petrine Era by Nataliya V. Eylbart

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Ivan the Terrible – Chinggis Khan’s or Augustus’s Descendant: Legitimization of the Supreme Authority of the Moscow Tsardom in Communication Practices of the 15th–16th centuries by Chernyshov S.A.

“…Research objective: To consider the communication practices of Ivan the Terrible, his predecessors, Russian diplomats and other representatives of the supreme power of the Moscow tsardom in the 15th–16th centuries in the context of the legitimization of rights to certain territories and ideas about historical continuity in general Research materials: The study was conducted on the basis of the analysis of the chronicles, charter and diplomatic materials, along with historical and ethnographic studies. …”
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On the Development of the Author’s Principle in Russian Historiography (On the Example of the Editor of the Historical Compilation of the First Half of the 18th Century) by Irina A. Lobakova

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Military and Political Agitation of Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth against Ivan Terrible (Materials of Various Literary Monuments of Livonian War Era) by I. A. Prokhorenkov, N. V. Eylbart

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Figurative-Semantic Connections of the Poetic and Musical Content of the Sticheron “Most Blessed Father Saint Peter” by Tsar Ivan the Terrible from the Singing Cycle Devoted to Saint Peter the Metropolitan of All Russia by Natalia V. Parfentieva, Nikolai P. Parfentiev

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Citatoin: Dolgikh A. Administrative reform in Russia the middle of the XVI century as a historiographical proble by A. Dolgikh

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Illustrations to “Gespräche in dem Reiche derer Todten zwischen dem vortreflichen Moscowitischen Czaar Petro Magno und dem grossen Tyrannen Ivan Basilowiz II” (Peter the Great and Ivan the Terrible) by David Fassmann (1725) by Ekaterina A. Skvortcova

“…In the 83rd–86th Entrevuë, the interlocutors are Peter the Great and Ivan the Terrible. The texts of the four conversations were thoroughly examined by Eckhard Matthes (1987). …”
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