John W. Steinberg, All the Tsars Men. Russia’s General Staff and the Fate of the Empire, 1898-1914 by Alexandre Sumpf

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Zemsky Sobor, the image of the “White Tsar” and Russia’s policy towards the remote peoples at the end of the 19th — early 20th centuries by Alexander Polunov

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Origin of Analytical Breeding of Winter Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) in the Tsar’s Russia, and in Ukraine in particular (End of XIX– Beginning of XX centuries) by Х. М. Піпан

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Mosaïques de pierres dures by Annamaria Giusti

“…Throughout the nineteenth century, when Florence was no longer the seat of the court, the Opificio counted among its clients Ludwig II of Bavaria and the Tsar of Russia. These commands were the last of a royal manufacture that lasted for three centuries. …”
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The Macedonian Question in the Light of the Documents of the Serbian Diplomacy 1903–1914 by Mirosław Dymarski

“…In the end, the prospective Serbian and Bulgarian zones were defined and also the so‑called “disputed territory” whose status would be decided through arbitration by the Tsar of Russia. However, Bulgaria and Serbia remained deeply distrustful of one another and the course of the first Balkan War in 1912 would soon demonstrate that Bulgaria, Serbia, and also Greece had each an intention to incorporate the largest possible part of Macedonian territory with no regard for any earlier treaties.…”
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