HISTORY OF IMPERIAL RUSSIA

WEEK - 10
High Imperialism

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Nov. 7:
Dov Yaroshevski, "Empire and Citizenship," in coursepack (22 pp.).

Nov. 9:
Ilia Chavchavadze, "Notes of a Journey from Vladikavkaz to Tiflis," in coursepack (20 pp.).

Web Links

• Alexander III and his reign
  *Alexander Alexandrovich Romanov by Scott Malsom. On Bob Atchison's page "The Alexander Palace."
  Alexander III. Brief note and a picture from the St. Petersburg Times (Florida) site: "Treasures of the Czars".
  Czar Alexander III. A brief page of text/pictures by Michelle Freis.
  Politics in Russia 1855-1888. Student web page on Alexander III. From the St. Petersburg Project by Jake Axel and Joe Hendricks.
  Reform and Reaction Under Alexander II and III. Lecture by Professor Gerhard Rempel, Western New England College.
  *Tsar Alexander III and His Family. From the page "The Last Imperial Family." E-mail to Wolfslodge.
  Marie Feodorovna. Alexander III's wife. From the page "The Last Imperial Family." E-mail to Wolfslodge.

• Trans-Siberian Railway
  The Trans-Siberian Railway page. By Herbert Groot Jebbink.

• Petersburg at the end of the century
  *St. Petersburg on the Road to Capitalism 1840s-1890s. Another page from Cityvision 2000.
  *Amaizing [sic] St. Petersburg. Note on the Neoclassical period in Russian architecture. Up to the beginning of 20th century. (Page design by KLODS Hans.)

• Vladikavkaz
  

• Tiflis
  

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