OLC Slavistik: Poe, Marshall - Articles - What Did Russians Mean When They Called Themselves "slaves Of The Tsar"?

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ID	1543291767
Author(s)	Poe, Marshall
Title	Articles - What Did Russians Mean When They Called Themselves "slaves Of The Tsar"?
Published	Slavic review : interdisciplinary quarterly of Russian, Eurasian and East European studies, Cambridge, Mass : Assoc, 57, 1998, 3, 585-608
Language	eng
Soundex	A0728; R7868; C4552; T2685; S8580
Medium	article
Holdings (in Germany)	see in ZDB-Katalog
Holdings	see in WorldCat
Source	OLC Slavistik
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	Russian Sex Studies in the West: What They Talk about When They Talk about Love / Lalo, Alexei
	Tsar Aleksei Mikhailovich and the Demise of the Romanov Political Settlement / Poe, Marshall
	Czy i co zrozumieli? = What Did They Understand? Janine Wedel, The private Poland, Warszawa 1986 / Bar, Joanna
	Who Were the Rus' and Why Did They Emerge? / Ostrowski, Donald
	Con Brio: Four Russians Called the Budapest String Quartet / Brandt, N.
	Articles - Who Was Tsar Dmitrii? / Dunning, Chester
	What Bachtin Did Not Say: The Medieval Origins of the Novel / Segre, Cesare

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Articles - What Did Russians Mean When They Called Themselves "slaves Of The Tsar"?