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Maria A Smirnova

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ID4165834
NAMEMaria A Smirnova
GIVEN NAMESMaria A
FAMILY NAMESmirnova
SIGNATURESMIRNOVA M A
AFFILIATIONSNational Library of Russia
ORCID0000-0001-9756-2699
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS5
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR5
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2021
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX0
  • The Editions of the Official of the Foreign Affairs’ Collegi um I. M. Tsebrikov’s “Notes” on the Events of the Russian-Turkish War and the Ac cession of Crimea in 1768–1787

    Open Access•I A Poliakov, Ivan Poliakov et al.•ARTICLE•Vestnik NSU Series History and…•2026

    The article examines a handwritten autobiographical work titled “The Notes, or a Journal Kept by State Councilor Ivan Tsebrikov from 1768 Regarding the Beginning of the Russo-Turkish War between Russia and the Ottoman Porte, about the Crimea and the Four Nogai Hordes, and Other Things”. The author, Ivan Maksimovich Tsebrikov, served as a collegiate registrar and worked in the regimental chancellery of Count P. A. Rumyantsev-Zadunaisky. As an eyew…

  • Navy Lieutenant Ya. K. Tumanov’s Diaries of 1912 in the Context of his Autobiographical and Literary Heritage

    Open Access•Kirill B Nazarenko, Maria A Smirnova•ARTICLE•RUDN Journal of Russian History•2026•References: 5

    The article is devoted to two volumes of diaries of Russian Navy officer Yazon Konstantinovich Tumanov (1883-1955) from the collection of the department of manuscripts of the National Library of Russia, which have not been introduced into scientific use. They cover the events of 1912, when Lieutenant Tumanov, as an inspector, was on board the gunboat Khivinets in the Mediterranean Sea. The diaries describe the realities of naval service and every…

  • Autobiographical and Epistolary Heritage of the Merchants of the Regions of Russia

    Open Access•Maria A Smirnova•ARTICLE•RUDN Journal of Russian History•2022

    The article is devoted to an overview of the latest trends in the study of the written heritage of the merchants of Russia. The author examines the principles and approaches to the study and publication of merchant autobiographical and epistolary texts set forth in the works of the last two decades. Special emphasis in the article is made on the study and publication of the written heritage of merchants from different regions in the context of th…

  • History of the Studies in Russian Memoir Literature of the 17th–18th Centuries

    Open Access•Ivan Poliakov, Maria A Smirnova•ARTICLE•Studia Litterarum•2021

    The article focuses on the historiography of Russian memoir literature of the 17th– 18th centuries. The authors turned to general studies in humanities (literary, historical, cultural, and philosophical) which discuss theoretical problems of classification and internal systematization of the varieties of memoir literature. The evolution of the terminological apparatus used within memoir studies is shown separately. A special aspect, reflected in …

  • St. Petersburg Port through Disasters

    Open Access•Kirill B Nazarenko, Maria A Smirnova•ARTICLE•Journal of Urban History•2021

    Port cities are useful sites for thinking about resilience, as their location at the junction of sea, river, and railway routes is of prime importance to traders, governments, and other actors: these cities are rapidly redeveloped after disasters and create extensive measures to withstand such shocks in the future. This article concerns the main challenges facing the St. Petersburg port and city and how they were resolved from its origin in 1703 …

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  • History of the Studies in Russian Memoir Literature of the 17th–18th Centuries

    Open Access•Ivan Poliakov, Maria A Smirnova•ARTICLE•Studia Litterarum•2021

    The article focuses on the historiography of Russian memoir literature of the 17th– 18th centuries. The authors turned to general studies in humanities (literary, historical, cultural, and philosophical) which discuss theoretical problems of classification and internal systematization of the varieties of memoir literature. The evolution of the terminological apparatus used within memoir studies is shown separately. A special aspect, reflected in …

  • St. Petersburg Port through Disasters

    Open Access•Kirill B Nazarenko, Maria A Smirnova•ARTICLE•Journal of Urban History•2021

    Port cities are useful sites for thinking about resilience, as their location at the junction of sea, river, and railway routes is of prime importance to traders, governments, and other actors: these cities are rapidly redeveloped after disasters and create extensive measures to withstand such shocks in the future. This article concerns the main challenges facing the St. Petersburg port and city and how they were resolved from its origin in 1703 …

  • Autobiographical and Epistolary Heritage of the Merchants of the Regions of Russia

    Open Access•Maria A Smirnova•ARTICLE•RUDN Journal of Russian History•2022

    The article is devoted to an overview of the latest trends in the study of the written heritage of the merchants of Russia. The author examines the principles and approaches to the study and publication of merchant autobiographical and epistolary texts set forth in the works of the last two decades. Special emphasis in the article is made on the study and publication of the written heritage of merchants from different regions in the context of th…

  • The Editions of the Official of the Foreign Affairs’ Collegi um I. M. Tsebrikov’s “Notes” on the Events of the Russian-Turkish War and the Ac cession of Crimea in 1768–1787

    Open Access•I A Poliakov, Ivan Poliakov et al.•ARTICLE•Vestnik NSU Series History and…•2026

    The article examines a handwritten autobiographical work titled “The Notes, or a Journal Kept by State Councilor Ivan Tsebrikov from 1768 Regarding the Beginning of the Russo-Turkish War between Russia and the Ottoman Porte, about the Crimea and the Four Nogai Hordes, and Other Things”. The author, Ivan Maksimovich Tsebrikov, served as a collegiate registrar and worked in the regimental chancellery of Count P. A. Rumyantsev-Zadunaisky. As an eyew…

  • Navy Lieutenant Ya. K. Tumanov’s Diaries of 1912 in the Context of his Autobiographical and Literary Heritage

    Open Access•Kirill B Nazarenko, Maria A Smirnova•ARTICLE•RUDN Journal of Russian History•2026•References: 5

    The article is devoted to two volumes of diaries of Russian Navy officer Yazon Konstantinovich Tumanov (1883-1955) from the collection of the department of manuscripts of the National Library of Russia, which have not been introduced into scientific use. They cover the events of 1912, when Lieutenant Tumanov, as an inspector, was on board the gunboat Khivinets in the Mediterranean Sea. The diaries describe the realities of naval service and every…

Memoir (3 works) · Archaeology (2 works) · Art history (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · History (2 works) · Library Science and Information (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · State (computer science (2 works) · Annexation (1 work)

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