Victoria Verchenkova
Biographic Data
| ID | 4432174 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Victoria Verchenkova |
| GIVEN NAMES | Victoria |
| FAMILY NAME | Verchenkova |
| SIGNATURE | VERCHENKOVA V |
| AFFILIATIONS | State Academic University of Humanities |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3108-3665 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Between the tricolor cockade and the moor's head: Corsica in 1793
The year 1793 was a difficult one for France as a whole and for many departments in particular. Corsica was no exception: that year became a turning point, when a decision about which path the island would take had to be made. However, Corsica was pushed to make this choice by Paris. It was in 1793 that the Convention declared Corsica rebellious and blamed General Pascal Paoli for it. After the Sardinian expedition, unsuccessful for the republica…
The Relationship between the Inhabitants of Toulon and their Allies during the Siege of 1793
The siege of Toulon in 1793, which took place during the War of the First Anti-French Coalition (1792—1797), has long been studied exclusively within the framework of military history. This story was especially attractive to historians as the beginning of the rise of Napoleon Bonaparte's career. However, researchers have hardly studied the purely “human dimension” of the history of the siege of Toulon in 1793, the emotional and psychological situ…
The Siege of Toulon 1793: Everyday Life in the City Under the Siege
In the summer of 1793, an uprising broke out in Toulon against the Convention, after which the Jacobin government was liquidated. At the invitation of the rebels, the troops of the anti-French coalition soon occupied the city, which the revolutionary troops, after a bloody siege, were able to recapture only on December 18, 1793. The spontaneous alliance of Toulon residents with foreigners led to a situation where significant efforts were required…
«Whoever has seen Toulon has seen Troy»: Evacuation from the city on December 18, 1793
The Image of Corsica in British Narratives during the Anglo-Corsican Reign of 1794—1796
The author of the article analyzes the letters and diaries of the British military relating to the period of the Anglo-Corsican Kingdom. The British failed to hold Toulon in 1793, so their fleet needed to gain a foothold in some other major port of the Mediterranean. Corsican leader Pascal Paoli has been asking for help from the British in gaining independence from France since the autumn of 1793. In January 1794, the English Admiral Samuel Hood …
French and English Historiography on the Evacuation of Toulon in 1793
Confrontation between revolutionary France and Great Britain in the Western Mediterranean (about the book by J. Meeks)
Enemies or Allies? Spanish-British Relations during the Siege of Toulon in 1793
The author analyzes the relationship between the two allies, the British and the Spanish, during their common defense of Toulon in 1793. According the convention of Aranjuez, concluded on May 25, 1793, the English and Spanish ships were supposed to help each other in hostilities and protect their merchant ships. But when the allies began to act together, it turned out that finding a common language was not so easy. Based on English and Spanish so…
The power of the “Fourth power”: The image of Russia in the French press in 1789-1814
Centenary of the siege of Toulon 1793 in the French press
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The power of the “Fourth power”: The image of Russia in the French press in 1789-1814
Centenary of the siege of Toulon 1793 in the French press
Confrontation between revolutionary France and Great Britain in the Western Mediterranean (about the book by J. Meeks)
Enemies or Allies? Spanish-British Relations during the Siege of Toulon in 1793
The author analyzes the relationship between the two allies, the British and the Spanish, during their common defense of Toulon in 1793. According the convention of Aranjuez, concluded on May 25, 1793, the English and Spanish ships were supposed to help each other in hostilities and protect their merchant ships. But when the allies began to act together, it turned out that finding a common language was not so easy. Based on English and Spanish so…
French and English Historiography on the Evacuation of Toulon in 1793
«Whoever has seen Toulon has seen Troy»: Evacuation from the city on December 18, 1793
The Image of Corsica in British Narratives during the Anglo-Corsican Reign of 1794—1796
The author of the article analyzes the letters and diaries of the British military relating to the period of the Anglo-Corsican Kingdom. The British failed to hold Toulon in 1793, so their fleet needed to gain a foothold in some other major port of the Mediterranean. Corsican leader Pascal Paoli has been asking for help from the British in gaining independence from France since the autumn of 1793. In January 1794, the English Admiral Samuel Hood …
The Siege of Toulon 1793: Everyday Life in the City Under the Siege
In the summer of 1793, an uprising broke out in Toulon against the Convention, after which the Jacobin government was liquidated. At the invitation of the rebels, the troops of the anti-French coalition soon occupied the city, which the revolutionary troops, after a bloody siege, were able to recapture only on December 18, 1793. The spontaneous alliance of Toulon residents with foreigners led to a situation where significant efforts were required…
Between the tricolor cockade and the moor's head: Corsica in 1793
The year 1793 was a difficult one for France as a whole and for many departments in particular. Corsica was no exception: that year became a turning point, when a decision about which path the island would take had to be made. However, Corsica was pushed to make this choice by Paris. It was in 1793 that the Convention declared Corsica rebellious and blamed General Pascal Paoli for it. After the Sardinian expedition, unsuccessful for the republica…
The Relationship between the Inhabitants of Toulon and their Allies during the Siege of 1793
The siege of Toulon in 1793, which took place during the War of the First Anti-French Coalition (1792—1797), has long been studied exclusively within the framework of military history. This story was especially attractive to historians as the beginning of the rise of Napoleon Bonaparte's career. However, researchers have hardly studied the purely “human dimension” of the history of the siege of Toulon in 1793, the emotional and psychological situ…
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