Sweden

Legal system

Extracts from Roman laws XII and tables (VII century from the founding of Rome) and from Swedish laws (1282-1694)

Commission for drafting laws under the State Council.
Extracts from Roman laws XII and tables (VII century from the founding of Rome) and from Swedish laws (1282-1694).

Выписки из шведских законов (1282-1694 гг.), относящихся к королевскому, брачному, наследственному, торговому, судебному, уголовному праву и т.д. (сканы 24-46)
Constitutional law

Дымша Любомир Петрович

State law of Sweden. T. 1. Part of the historical

типография П. П. Сойкина

Dymsh. Lyubomir Petrovich. 1860-1915. State law of Sweden. S.-Petersburg: printing house of P. P. Soykin, 1901.
T. 1: The historical part. 1901.

The basic law of the state

The new Swedish Constitution of 1809, given by King Charles

Commission for drafting laws under the State Council.
The new Swedish Constitution of 1809, given by King Charles.

Саблин Владимир Михайлович

The report of the County Zemstvo Board of the Pskov Uyezd for monetary sums .... for 1903

издание В. М. Саблина

Collection of constitutional acts. Moscow: publication of VM Sablin, 1905-1906.
Issue. 3: Constitutions: Sweden - Norway. Act of Union. 1906.

Конституция Швеции, принятая 6 июня 1809 г. (сканы 9-35);
Закон о риксдаге (шведском парламенте) от 22 июня 1866 г. (сканы 36-53)

Criminal law

Сперанский Михаил Михайлович

Translation from the Swedish and Finnish regulations regarding theft

Speransky, Mikhail Mikhailovich (1772-1839). Translation from the Swedish and Finnish regulations regarding theft.
[18--].

Maritime law

Гольдмерштейн Лев Матвеевич

Maritime law of Russia, Germany, France, England and Sweden

Издание Я. А. Канторовича

Goldmerstein, Lev Matveyevich Maritime law of Russia, Germany, France, England and Sweden.
St. Petersburg: Ya. A. Kantorovich, 1903.

Шведское законодательство (сканы 47-50)

Local government

The work of Dymshi LK "Local governance in Sweden"

Dymsh Lubomir Kleofasovich, lawyer, privat-docent of St. Petersburg University, member of the III and IV State Duma, Polish colo, member of the training committee and official of special assignments of His Imperial Majesty's own office, landowner of the Constantine district.
Work of Dymshi LK "Local governance in Sweden".
Army and police

Шаменков Сергей Игоревич

Grenadiers of the Swedish army, Charles XII: uniforms, equipment, weapons

Shamenkov, Sergey Igorevich. Grenadiers of the Swedish army, Charles XII: uniforms, equipment, weapons.

A note without a signature about the Swedish Police

Dymsh Lubomir Kleofasovich, lawyer, privat-docent of St. Petersburg University, member of the III and IV State Duma, Polish colo, member of the training committee and official of special assignments of His Imperial Majesty's own office, landowner of the Constantine district.
A note without a signature about the Swedish police.
Territory

Форстен Георгий Васильевич

The Baltic question in the XVI and XVII centuries. (1544-1648). .... T. 2. Struggle of Sweden with Poland and the Habsburg home. (30-year war)

типография В. С. Балашева и К°

Forsten. Georgi Vasilievich. 1857-1910. The Baltic question in the XVI and XVII centuries. (1544-1648). St. Petersburg: Typography of VS Balashev and Co., 1893-1894.
T. 2: The struggle of Sweden with Poland and the Habsburg home. (30-year war). 1894.
General description

Тоце Эобальд, Остервальд Самуэль Фредерик, Глазунов Иван Петрович, Антоновский Михаил Иванович, Жулковский Николай Дмитриевич

The latest narrative description of all four parts of the world ,. Part 3. About Sweden, Denmark, Prussia, Poland, European Turkey, Hungary, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Holland, England, France, Ispania and Portugalia

при Императорской Академии наук

The latest narrative description of all four parts of the world ,. In St. Petersburg: Under the Imperial Academy of Sciences, in 1795.
Part 3: About Sweden, Denmark, Prussia, Poland, European Turkey, Hungary, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Holland, England, France, Ispania and Portugal. 1795.

О Швеции (сканы 3-9)

Львов-Кочетов Евгений Львович, Серов Валентин Александрович, Коровин Константин Алексеевич

By the sea

Товарищество типографии А. И. Мамонтова

Lvov-Kochetov, Evgeny Lvovich (1845-1905). According to the sea. Moscow: a partnership of the printing house of AI Mamontov, 1895.

Глава «В Норвегии и Швеции» (сканы 235-244);
Глава «По Швеции и в Стокгольме» (сканы 254-266)

Кропоткин Петр Алексеевич

Studies on the glacial period. Issue. 1. About glacial deposits in Finland. On the basis of the hypothesis of the Ice Age

Типография М. Стасюлевича

Kropotkin. Pyotr Alekseevich. 1842-1921. Studies on the glacial period. St. Petersburg: printing house M. Stasyulevich, 1876.
Вып. 1: On glacial deposits in Finland; On the grounds of the ice age hypothesis. 1876.

Глава V «Гельсингфорс и поездка в Швецию» (сканы 193-242)

Diary of an unidentified author with travel notes for Sweden and Norway with drawings in pencil and pen

Kalachev Nikolai Vasilyevich (1819-1885).
Diary of an unidentified author with travel notes for Sweden and Norway with drawings in pencil and pen.

Letters from AA Ilovaiskaya mother Maria Semenovna Kavraiskaya describing her journey on the steamship "Finland" on the route St. Petersburg - Abo - Stockholm - Christiania - Copenhagen

Ilovaisky Dmitry Ivanovich (1832-1920), professor of history at Moscow University, editor-publisher of the newspaper "Kremlin".
Letters from AA Ilovaiskaya mother Maria Semenovna Kavraiskaya describing her trip on the steamship "Finland" on the route St. Petersburg - Abo - Stockholm - Christiania - Copenhagen.

Description of the lighthouses, towers and other warning signs for seafarers along the shores of Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Northern Germany, compiled (on January 1, 1874) at the Hydrographic Department of the Naval Ministry

издание Гидрографического департамента

Description of the lighthouses, towers and other warning signs for seafarers along the shores of Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Northern Germany, compiled (on January 1, 1874) at the Hydrographic Department of the Naval Ministry. St. Petersburg: the publication of the Hydrographic Department, 1874.

Economy

Арефьев Федор

Rules of Horse Horse Artillery Service

типография Э. Праца

Arefiev, Fedor. Three articles on the agriculture of Rome, France, Sweden and Norway and the attitude of the latter to the northern regions of Russia. St. Petersburg: printing house E. Pratz, 1842.

Глава «О земледелии Швеции и Норвегии в отношении к северным областям России» (сканы 86-123)
Society

Поссе Владимир Александрович

The Universal Strikes

издание Г. А. Куклина

Posse, Vladimir Alexandrovich (1864-1940). Universal strikes. Geneva: The publication of GA Kuklin, 1903.

Глава «Шведская всеобщая стачка 1902 г.» (сканы 34-38)
Welfare

Article Dymshi LK "Public Charity in Sweden and Norway" and his notes on the organization of charity in Russia, Germany and other countries

Dymsh Lubomir Cleofasovich, a lawyer, a privat-docent of the St. Petersburg University, a member of the III and IV State Duma, a Polish colo, a member of the training committee and an official of special assignments of his own Imperial Majesty's office, a landowner of the Constantine district.
Article Dymshi LK "Public Charity in Sweden and Norway" and his notes on the organization of charity in Russia, Germany and other countries.

Well-known Swedes

Individual representatives of Sweden

Eric (Cyril) Gustavovich Laxmann

Eric (Cyril) Gustavovich Laxman (July 27 (August 7)) 1737, Nyuslot (Neyshlot), Sweden (modern Savonlinna, Finland) - January 5 (16) 1796, the station Drevyanskaya, Tobolsk Province, Russian Empire) is a Russian scientist and traveler of Swedish origin; chemist, botanist, geographer

Лагус Вильгельм Яков Иоганн, Паландер Э.

Eric Laxmann, his life, travel, research and correspondence

издание Императорской Академии наук

Lagus, Wilhelm Jacob Johann. Eric Laxmann, his life, travel, research and correspondence. St. Petersburg: publication of the Imperial Academy of Sciences, 1890.

Nobels

Nobels - the Swedish-Russian family of inventors and industrialists, whose representatives lived and worked in Russia:

Ludwig Nobel

Ludwig Nobel (July 15 (27), 1831, Stockholm, Sweden - March 31 (April 12), 1888, Cannes, France) is a Swedish and Russian engineer, inventor, entrepreneur, elder brother and business partner of Alfred Nobel. Ludwig Nobel transformed the enterprises founded by his father, Emmanuel Nobel, in St. Petersburg into a large machine-building plant "Ludwig Nobel" (later the plant "Russian diesel"). In 1876, he founded, together with the brothers Robert and Alfred, an oil company in Baku (since 1879 - the Nobel Brothers Production Association), which became the largest oil firm in Russia

The case of issuing a 10-year privilege to Colonel Ogaryov and a foreigner Nobel for machines for the mechanical manufacture of wheels

Department of State Economy of the State Council.
The case of issuing a 10-year privilege to Colonel Ogarev and a foreigner Nobel for machines for the mechanical manufacture of wheels.

The case of extradition of a 10-year privilege to a Swedish citizen Nobel for the construction of iron rafters with bars, window frames and handrails for stairs

Department of State Economy of the State Council.
The case of the extradition of a 10-year privilege to a Swedish citizen Nobel for the installation of iron rafters with bars, window frames and handrails for stairs.

Emmanuil Lyudvigovich Nobel

Emmanuil Ludwigovich Nobel (June 10, 1859, St. Petersburg, Russian Empire-May 31, 1932, Stockholm, Sweden) - engineer-technologist, oil industrialist, real state councilor, son of Ludwig Nobel and nephew of Alfred Nobel. He headed the Ludwig Nobel Plant and the Nobel Brothers Production Association in Russia

Obituaries dedicated to EL Nobel and FK San Galli

Petrograd Society of Breeders and Manufacturers.
Obituaries dedicated to EL Nobel and FK San Galli.

Биография Э. Л. Нобеля (сканы 4-26)

Materials to discuss the issue of measures to resolve government orders: July 19 - December 19, 1911. Memoirs of the Chairman of the Society ELL Nobel to the Minister of Internal Affairs and the Comrade of the Minister of the Sea about the strikes of workers in Petrograd (l

Petrograd Society of Breeders and Manufacturers.
Materials for discussing the issue of measures for the settlement of government orders: July 19 - December 19, 1911. Memoirs of the Chairman of the Society ELLobel to the Minister of Internal Affairs and the Comrade of the Navy Minister about the strikes of workers in Petrograd (pp. 130, 135): May 27 - July 11, 1914

Count, baronial, noble families of the Russian Empire of Swedish origin

Adlerberg

Adlerberg is a noble family of Swedish descent, dating back to the beginning of the XVII century. In the Russian service from the XVIII century.

Eduard Ferdinand (Vladimir Fedorovich) Adlerberg

One of the famous representatives of the clan - Eduard Ferdinand (Vladimir Fedorovich) Adlerberg (18 (29) November 1791, St. Petersburg, Russian Empire - March 8 (20), 1884, St. Petersburg, Russian Empire) - General of Infantry, Adjutant-General , the close associate of Nicholas I, his adjutant since 1817, minister of the court and princes, chief of the postal department

On the appointment of the Minister of the Imperial Court of the Adjutant General Count Adlerberg Member of the Siberian Committee

The Second Siberian Committee.
On the appointment of the Minister of the Imperial Court of Adjutant General Count Adlerberg as a Member of the Siberian Committee.

Bellingshausen

Bellingshausen is an ancient Baltic noble family. Charter of the Swedish Queen Cristina from July 30 (August 8) 1661 Swedish Major-General of the Cavalry, Livland Landland John-Eberhardt von Bellingshausen was elevated to the baronial dignity of the Kingdom of Sweden. The definition of the Governing Senate of September 5, 1855, for the Estonian noble family name von Bellingshausen, was recognized as the baronial title

Thaddeus Faddeevich Bellingshausen

The well-known representative of the genus - Thaddeus Faddeevich Bellingshausen (Fabian Gottlieb Thaddeus von Bellingshausen) (9 (20) September 1778 (Ezel Island (present Saaremaa Island), Livonia Province, Russian Empire - January 13 (25) 1852, Kronstadt, Russian Empire) - Russian navigator, admiral, discoverer of Antarctica

Южаков Сергей Николаевич

Great Encyclopedia. T. 2. Arbois de Jubanville - Bellingshausen

Книгоизд. т-во "Просвещение"

Great Encyclopedia. T. 2: Arbois de Jubanville - Bellingshausen. Books St. Petersburg: Книгоизд. "Education", 1900-. 1900.

Фадей (Фабиан) Фадеевич Беллингсгаузен (скан 830)

Wrangel

Wrangel - count, baronial and noble family of Danish origin, dating back to the beginning of the XIII century. During the Swedish rule in Estland in the XVII century. the kind Vrangel has achieved brilliance and wealth. The diploma of the Swedish Queen Cristina from October 8, 1653, Colonel Herman von Wrangell was elevated to the baronial dignity of the Kingdom of Sweden with the name "af Ludenhof." The genus is included in the matrix of the Swedish Knight's House in the number of baronial births. In the Russian service representatives of the genus Wrangell appeared in the last period of the Seven Years' War (1756-1763). Among Russian Wrangel, there were 18 generals and 2 admirals

Petr Nikolayevich Wrangel

The most famous representative of the clan is Pyotr Nikolayevich Wrangel (August 15 (August 27) 1878, Novoaleksandrovsk, Kovensk Province, Russian Empire - April 25, 1928, Brussels, Belgium) - Baron, General Staff Lieutenant-General, participant of the Russian-Japanese and the First World Wars, the Commander in Chief of the AFWR during the Civil War, the founder of the ROVS

Five genealogical tables of the Wrangel family (Count Vrangel-Salmis and Baron Vrangel-Ludenhof) with brief information about each representative. The attested copies of 1880-1890.

Wrangel, Baron Nikolai Alexandrovich (born 1869), lieutenant-general, manager of the affairs of the Grand Duke Mikhail Alexandrovich.
Five genealogical tables of the Wrangel family (Counts Wrangell-Salmis and Baron Vrangel-Ludenhof) with brief information about each representative. The witnessed copies of 1880-1890

A certificate of the Baron Wrangel family's entry into the noble genealogical book, issued to Baron Georgy Ermolaevich Wrangel by the St. Petersburg leader of the nobility. Certified copy of 1856

Wrangel, Baron Nikolai Alexandrovich (born 1869), lieutenant-general, manager of the affairs of the Grand Duke Mikhail Alexandrovich.
Certificate of the Baron Wrangel family's introduction to the noble genealogical book, issued to the baron Georgy Ermolaevich Wrangel by the St. Petersburg leader of the nobility. A certified copy of 1856

The six petitions of Baron Alexander Yegorovich and his son Nikolai Alexandrovich Wrangel in the name of Nicholas II, the permission to wear the title of Count, once belonged to their ancestors who lived in Sweden

Wrangel, Baron Nikolai Alexandrovich (born 1869), lieutenant-general, manager of the affairs of the Grand Duke Mikhail Alexandrovich.
The six petitions of Baron Alexander Egorovich and his son Nikolai Alexandrovich Wrangel in the name of Nicholas II, about the permission to wear the title of count, once belonged to their ancestors who lived in Sweden.

Two letters from the chief administrators of the office for accepting applications for the highest name to Baron Alexander Egorovich Wrangel and his son, Nikolai Aleksandrovich, on the question of the right to wear a count's title

Wrangel, Baron Nikolai Alexandrovich (born 1869), lieutenant-general, manager of the affairs of the Grand Duke Mikhail Alexandrovich.
Two letters from the chief administrators of the office for accepting applications for the highest name to Baron Alexander Egorovich Wrangel and his son, Nikolai Aleksandrovich, on the right to wear a count's title.

Report on the activities of the Yadrinskaya County Zemstvo Board .... from July 1, 1894 to July 1, 1895

Wrangel, Baron Nikolai Alexandrovich (born 1869), lieutenant-general, manager of the affairs of the Grand Duke Mikhail Alexandrovich.
Ten certificates and certificates of award to Baron Nikolai Aleksandrovich Wrangel of Russian orders, medals and the highest gifts.

In memory of Wrangel

типография Сириус

In memory of Wrangel. Petrograd: printing house Sirius, [1915].

Girs

Girs - an ancient noble family, dates back to the XVII century. Lorenz Girs, the general-krigiss-assessor, was twice captured: near Riga (1704) and near Poltava (1709). In 1712, the Swedish King Charles XII was elevated to noble dignity. His son, Lorentz, settled in 1750 in St. Petersburg

Nikolay Karlovich Girs

The well-known representative of the family - Nikolai Karlovich Girs (9 (21) May 1820, near Radzivilov, Kremenetsky district, Volyn province, now Chervonoarmeysk, Zhytomyr region, Ukraine - January 14 (26) 1895, St. Petersburg, Russian Empire) Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Empire

On the appointment of the Extraordinary Envoy and Plenipotentiary Minister at the Swedish and Norwegian Courts, Privy Councilor Giers, Comrade Minister of Foreign Affairs

State Chancellery of the State Council.
On the appointment of an extraordinary envoy and plenipotentiary minister to the Swedish and Norwegian courts of the secret counselor Giers, Comrade Minister of Foreign Affairs.

Kaulbars

Kaulbars is a baronial family of the Ostsee nobility, which dates back to the first half of the XVI century. In the XVII century the family moved to Sweden, where subsequently his representatives occupied a prominent position in the army and at the court. After Estonia came into the Russian Empire, a part of the clan owning estates there took Russian citizenship. The genus was introduced into the noble matrix of the Estland province in 1746.

Alexander Vasilievich Kaulbars

The famous representative of the clan is Alexander Vasilievich Kaulbars (May 14 (26), 1844, the estate of Medders, Wesenberg county, Estland province, Russian Empire - January 25, 1929, Paris, France) - a general from the cavalry, one of the pioneers of Russian military aviation, scientist and geographer, regent of Bulgaria in 1883.

Каульбарс Александр Васильевич, Ленц Р. Э., Сероватский Д. С.

Notes of the Imperial Russian Geographical Society. By general geography. T. 9. [Lower reaches of the Amu-Darya, described from the personal research of the General Staff in 1873 by Colonel Baron A. V. Kaulbars]

типография Императорской Академии наук

Russian Geographical Society. Notes of the Russian Geographical Society. St. Petersburg, 1867-1916.
T. 9: [Lower reaches of the Amu-Darya, described from the personal research of the General Staff in 1873 by Colonel Baron A. V. Kaulbars]. St. Petersburg: Printing house of the Imperial Academy of Sciences, 1881.

Von Knorring

Von Knorring is a baronial and noble family, originating from Henry Knorring, who owned estates in Courland around the middle of the XVI century. His offspring was divided into several lines, one of which, received the baron's title in Sweden, was introduced into matriarchs of the nobles of the Grand Duchy of Finland. One of the lines left in the Baltic states belonged to Bogdan Fedorovich Knorring. The genus Knorring was introduced into the aristocratic matrixes of all three Baltic provinces

Bogdan Fedorovich Knorring

The famous representative of the von Knorring family - Bogdan Fedorovich Knorring (11 (22) November 1744, the estate of Erwitt, Estland province, Russian Empire-17 (29) December 1825, Tartu, Livonia province, Russian empire) - baron, Russian military and statesman of the second half XVIII and early XIX centuries - general from an infantry

Перевощикова Василий Матвеевич

Bogdan Fedorovich Knorring

в Университетской типографии

Perevoshchikova, Vasily Matveyevich (1785-1851). Bogdan Fedorovich Knorring. Moscow: at the University Press, 1828.

Krusenstern

Krusenstern is a Russian noble family. It dates back to the XVI century. The founder of the family is Johann Krusius, a priest in the Groß-Erner of Mansfield county (the territory of Prussia). His grandson Philip Krusius in 1649 received from the Swedish Queen Cristina the noble name Kruuz, later converted to "von Kruzenstern." Participated in the embassy, sent in 1655 to Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich in order to confirm the Stolbov Treaty. The Stockholm archive stores the protocols of the embassy and the description of the Russian state, compiled by Krszius

Ivan Fedorovich Krusenstern

The most famous representative of the clan is Ivan Fedorovich Krusenstern (8 (19) November 1770, the estate of Haghoudis, Estland province, the Russian Empire - 12 (24) August 1846, the dacha of Ass, near Tallinn, Estland province, the Russian Empire) - Russian navigator, admiral, who made the first Russian round-the-world expedition

Admiral IF Krusenstern, the first Russian swimmer around the world

тип. Тренке и Фюсно

Admiral IF Krusenstern, the first Russian swimmer around the world.
St. Petersburg: Type. Trencke and Fusno, 1873.

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