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Kempgen's linguistic bibliography

This Linguistic Bibliography contains about 17.000 records relating to Slavic Linguistics and Slavic Culture with focus on East- and South Slavic Regions. The list of subjects is located here.

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Kazan, Moskow, St. Petersburg: Multiple Faces of the Russian Empire / Kazan', Moskva, St. Peterburg: Rossijskaia imperija vzgljadom iz raznyx uglov

Evtuhov, C.; Gasparov, B.; Ospovat, A. (ed.) - Moskva, 1997
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Relation curieuse et nouvelle de Moscovie. Contenant l' état présent de cet Empire. Les Expéditins des Moscovites en Crimée, en 1689. Les causes des dernières Révolutins. Leurs moeurs et leur Religion. Le Réligion. Le Récit d'un voyage de Spartarus, par terre, à le Chine

De la Neuville, F. - Paris chez Anbours, 1698, 231 p.
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Account of Musvovy as it was in the year 1689. In which the Troubles that happen'd in that Empire from Present Czar Peter's Election to the Throne, to his being firmly settled in it, are perticularly related. Which a Character of Him, and his People. By Monsieur de la Neuville, then Residing at Moscow

De la Neuville, F. - London, printed for Edward Castle, next Scotland-Yard-Gate, by Whitehall, 1699, 119 p.
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Russkie Cari: 1547-1917 [Russian Tsars: 1547-1917]. This book includes essays about 24 Russian Tsars: from Ivan the Terrible to Nicolas the Second. After 1721, beginning with Peter the Great, the Russian Tsars were called emperors. Biographical essays are written by professional historians from Germany and the USA Bibliography, comments, author and name indices

Torke, H.-J. - Rostov-na-Donu, Feniks, 1997