On the importance of German and Byzantine influence on Russian historical life in the first two centuries of its development

Author	Попов Нил Александрович
Description	Popov, Neil Alexandrovich (1833-1891).     On the importance of German and Byzantine influence on Russian historical life in the first two centuries of its development: a speech read at the solemn meeting of the Imperial University of Moscow on January 12, 1871, by the extra-ordinary professor Neil Popov. - Moscow: At the University Printing House Katkov and Co., 1871. -32 p. ; 22 centimeters . 1. The people (the collection). 2. Power (collection). 3. Russia-Germany: from the history of relationships (collection). 4. State - Origin - Russia. 5. "Norman theory." 6. Byzantium - Influence - Ancient Rus. BBC 63.3 (2) 411-02 Electronic copy source: PB Location on the original: ГПИБ
Publisher	В Университетской типографии Катков и К
Catalogue object	Русь (Киевская Русь) в IX
Collections	At the Origins of the Russian Statehood → Slavs and their neighbors on the eve and during the formation of the Old Russian state Russia – Germany: from the history of relationship → Russian State and German Lands and States → The Russian state and the Holy Roman Empire or the states that make up its composition