Daria Zaytseva
Biographic Data
| ID | 4432153 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Daria Zaytseva |
| GIVEN NAMES | Daria |
| FAMILY NAME | Zaytseva |
| SIGNATURE | ZAYTSEVA D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of World History |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5546-7404 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
"War of the Worlds": The French occupation of Southern Italy in 1799 in the testimonies of participants and eyewitnesses
In the 18th century, Enlightenment ideas swept Western Europe. The Italian Peninsula was not immune to their influence, although Enlightenment values were shared by a relatively narrow circle of educated elites, while they were alien to the bulk of the population. Therefore, when the French invaded Naples in 1799 and established the Parthenopean Republic, Southern Italian society was divided, and this division escalated into civil war: some enthu…
Who needs a Republic? (About the book by D. Di Matteo)
In a book published in 2022, dedicated to the events of 1799 in the southern Italian region of Terra di Bari, author Giuseppe Di Matteo analyzes the region's socioeconomic, political, and cultural characteristics, reconstructs the events that unfolded there after the French invasion of Naples and the establishment of the Parthenopean Republic. He attempts to answer the question of why some cities in Terra di Bari sided with the Republic, while ot…
Notre-Dame de Thermidor” Thérésa Cabarrus
This article explores the life and work of Thérésa Cabarrus, better known as Madame Tallien, a socialite and salon hostess during the French Revolution. Thérésa Cabarrus was a trendsetter, and her salon, frequented by the most prominent figures of the time, became one of the most popular in Paris. She befriended the future Empress Josephine and provided assistance to the then-little-known General Bonaparte. Although her contemporaries left confli…
The French Conquest of Southern Italy in 1799 as Reported by the Il Monitore Napoletano Newspaper
With the arrival of French troops in southern Italy in 1799 and the establishment of the Parthenopean Republic, a political press was born in Naples. Among the huge number of spontaneously emerging newspapers, which often existed for only a few months or even weeks, the Il Monitore Napoletano publication stands out. This is the only Neapolitan newspaper of that era, which was published for almost the entire period of the Parthenopean Republic — f…
Le Moniteur Universel Newspaper about the French Conquest of Southern Italy in 1799
The French conquest of Southern Italy and the establishment of the Parthenopean Republic in 1799 is one of the most dramatic episodes of the Revolutionary Wars of Republican France, since in words that campaign was carried out in the name of “liberating” the Neapolitan people from royal oppression, but in practice resulted in a war against this very people. The author of the article, analyzing the reports of the daily newspaper Le Moniteur univer…
The French in the Neapolitan Republic of 1799
Memories of the future: Specificity of perception of the past during revolutionary periods
Jean-Lambert Tallien and his Political Path
Jean-Lamber Tallien (1767–1820) was a controversial figure of the era of the French Revolution, who rose from the lower classes, quickly made a successful political career, and just as quickly lost it. He encountered the Revolution at the age of twenty-two and became enthusiastically involved in the unfolding events, perfectly navigating the ever-changing environment. Tallien Tallien joined the Jacobin Club, organised a society for political educ…
The Neapolitan Period of the Political career of Marc-Antoine Jullien (Materials of His Personal Fund in RGASPI)
Marc-Antoine Jullien is one of the notable figures of the French Revolution of the 18th century, who at the age of 19 became Robespierre's confidant and gained solid experience in political activity. In the autumn of 1798, a new stage in Jullien's career began: returning from Egypt, where he had gone a few months earlier with Bonaparte, Julien joined General Jean-Étienne Championnet, who went to conquer South Italy. Military campaign 1798—1799 en…
The Egyptian adventure of J.-L. Tallien
Undeservedly forgotten writing: On the French edition of the book by Semyon Falkner
From clerk to deputy: The beginning of the political career of J.-L. Tallien
Mission of the Representative of the People J.-L. Tallien in Bordeaux 1793—1794
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Mission of the Representative of the People J.-L. Tallien in Bordeaux 1793—1794
From clerk to deputy: The beginning of the political career of J.-L. Tallien
Undeservedly forgotten writing: On the French edition of the book by Semyon Falkner
The Egyptian adventure of J.-L. Tallien
The French in the Neapolitan Republic of 1799
Memories of the future: Specificity of perception of the past during revolutionary periods
Jean-Lambert Tallien and his Political Path
Jean-Lamber Tallien (1767–1820) was a controversial figure of the era of the French Revolution, who rose from the lower classes, quickly made a successful political career, and just as quickly lost it. He encountered the Revolution at the age of twenty-two and became enthusiastically involved in the unfolding events, perfectly navigating the ever-changing environment. Tallien Tallien joined the Jacobin Club, organised a society for political educ…
The Neapolitan Period of the Political career of Marc-Antoine Jullien (Materials of His Personal Fund in RGASPI)
Marc-Antoine Jullien is one of the notable figures of the French Revolution of the 18th century, who at the age of 19 became Robespierre's confidant and gained solid experience in political activity. In the autumn of 1798, a new stage in Jullien's career began: returning from Egypt, where he had gone a few months earlier with Bonaparte, Julien joined General Jean-Étienne Championnet, who went to conquer South Italy. Military campaign 1798—1799 en…
Le Moniteur Universel Newspaper about the French Conquest of Southern Italy in 1799
The French conquest of Southern Italy and the establishment of the Parthenopean Republic in 1799 is one of the most dramatic episodes of the Revolutionary Wars of Republican France, since in words that campaign was carried out in the name of “liberating” the Neapolitan people from royal oppression, but in practice resulted in a war against this very people. The author of the article, analyzing the reports of the daily newspaper Le Moniteur univer…
"War of the Worlds": The French occupation of Southern Italy in 1799 in the testimonies of participants and eyewitnesses
In the 18th century, Enlightenment ideas swept Western Europe. The Italian Peninsula was not immune to their influence, although Enlightenment values were shared by a relatively narrow circle of educated elites, while they were alien to the bulk of the population. Therefore, when the French invaded Naples in 1799 and established the Parthenopean Republic, Southern Italian society was divided, and this division escalated into civil war: some enthu…
Who needs a Republic? (About the book by D. Di Matteo)
In a book published in 2022, dedicated to the events of 1799 in the southern Italian region of Terra di Bari, author Giuseppe Di Matteo analyzes the region's socioeconomic, political, and cultural characteristics, reconstructs the events that unfolded there after the French invasion of Naples and the establishment of the Parthenopean Republic. He attempts to answer the question of why some cities in Terra di Bari sided with the Republic, while ot…
Notre-Dame de Thermidor” Thérésa Cabarrus
This article explores the life and work of Thérésa Cabarrus, better known as Madame Tallien, a socialite and salon hostess during the French Revolution. Thérésa Cabarrus was a trendsetter, and her salon, frequented by the most prominent figures of the time, became one of the most popular in Paris. She befriended the future Empress Josephine and provided assistance to the then-little-known General Bonaparte. Although her contemporaries left confli…
The French Conquest of Southern Italy in 1799 as Reported by the Il Monitore Napoletano Newspaper
With the arrival of French troops in southern Italy in 1799 and the establishment of the Parthenopean Republic, a political press was born in Naples. Among the huge number of spontaneously emerging newspapers, which often existed for only a few months or even weeks, the Il Monitore Napoletano publication stands out. This is the only Neapolitan newspaper of that era, which was published for almost the entire period of the Parthenopean Republic — f…
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