Alexey Komarov
Biographic Data
| ID | 5051673 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Alexey Komarov |
| GIVEN NAMES | Alexey |
| FAMILY NAME | Komarov |
| SIGNATURE | KOMAROV A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of World History |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5247-5866 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Alexander Sergeevich Kan (1925—2017)
The present article is devoted to aspects of the life of Professor Alexander Sergeevich Kan (1925—2017), one of the founding fathers of Scandinavian studies in the USSR. This year, 2025, we mark the centenary of his birth. His development as a scholar was significantly shaped by his father, likewise a historian, and by colleagues at Lomonosov Moscow State University and the Academy of Sciences of the Soviet Union. Kan became one of the principal …
Alexander K. Portsel (1953—2023) and his Magnum Opus about Spitsbergen
The publication is dedicated to the research of the Russian historian and Spitsbergen scientist Alexander Konstantinovich Portsel (1953—2023). The results of his long-standing research work A. K. Porzel summed up in the monograph “Shpiczbergen: politika, e`konomika, obshhestvo (XX v. — nachalo XXI v.)” [“Spitsbergen: politics, economics, society (20th — early 21st centuries)”], published in 2022 by the Murmansk State Technical University publishi…
The USSR and Sweden During the Preparation of the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (1969—1975)
In March 1969 in the Budapest Appeal of the Warsaw Pact member states’ Political Consultative Committee a proposal was made to convene a Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE) was proposed. The Soviet Foreign Ministry undertook active efforts to implement this idea, including its promotion at the Nordic “direction”. Neutral Sweden was regarded by the Soviet political leadership as a country that could assist the USSR in the prepa…
Finland’s Neutrality in Soviet Foreign Policy Perceptions
The article examines the evolution of the Soviet leadership’s attitudes regarding Finland’s desire to position itself as a neutral country. Finland’s efforts to promote the idea of its neutrality became especially active after World War II. In this way the representatives of the Finnish political class tried to enhance their profile on the international arena and distance themselves from the military clauses of the Treaty of Friendship, Cooperati…
The Genesis of Estonia’s and Latvia’s Bilateral Relations with the Holy See and the Problem of National Identity-Building after World War I
The article deals with the relations between the Holy See and two Baltic states — Estonia and Latvia — in the period of their independence consolidation. The research is based on sources found in the Vatican archives. The Holy See was interested in promoting Catholicism in the new states whose territory had formerly belonged to the Russian Empire. Estonian and Latvian political leadership, for their part, wanted to get recognition of their indepe…
USSR's Policy and Strategy in the Far North in the Context of Soviet-Norwegian Relations in the First Half of the 20th Century
Norway gained independence in 1905. Since then its foreign and security policy went all the way from non-participation in political alliances to the membership in NATO after World War II. The USSR, for its part, initially showing little interest towards its northern neighbor, became Norway’s ally within the Anti-Hitler Coalition during World War II and, launching the Petsamo-Kirkenes offensive operation, liberated Eastern Finnmark from the German…
Student Riots in Europe in 1968
Scandinavia in Recent Historical Research in Russia
Orthodoxy and Catholicism in correspondence of Vatican envoys to Estonia (1928—1940)
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Orthodoxy and Catholicism in correspondence of Vatican envoys to Estonia (1928—1940)
Scandinavia in Recent Historical Research in Russia
Student Riots in Europe in 1968
The Genesis of Estonia’s and Latvia’s Bilateral Relations with the Holy See and the Problem of National Identity-Building after World War I
The article deals with the relations between the Holy See and two Baltic states — Estonia and Latvia — in the period of their independence consolidation. The research is based on sources found in the Vatican archives. The Holy See was interested in promoting Catholicism in the new states whose territory had formerly belonged to the Russian Empire. Estonian and Latvian political leadership, for their part, wanted to get recognition of their indepe…
USSR's Policy and Strategy in the Far North in the Context of Soviet-Norwegian Relations in the First Half of the 20th Century
Norway gained independence in 1905. Since then its foreign and security policy went all the way from non-participation in political alliances to the membership in NATO after World War II. The USSR, for its part, initially showing little interest towards its northern neighbor, became Norway’s ally within the Anti-Hitler Coalition during World War II and, launching the Petsamo-Kirkenes offensive operation, liberated Eastern Finnmark from the German…
Finland’s Neutrality in Soviet Foreign Policy Perceptions
The article examines the evolution of the Soviet leadership’s attitudes regarding Finland’s desire to position itself as a neutral country. Finland’s efforts to promote the idea of its neutrality became especially active after World War II. In this way the representatives of the Finnish political class tried to enhance their profile on the international arena and distance themselves from the military clauses of the Treaty of Friendship, Cooperati…
Alexander K. Portsel (1953—2023) and his Magnum Opus about Spitsbergen
The publication is dedicated to the research of the Russian historian and Spitsbergen scientist Alexander Konstantinovich Portsel (1953—2023). The results of his long-standing research work A. K. Porzel summed up in the monograph “Shpiczbergen: politika, e`konomika, obshhestvo (XX v. — nachalo XXI v.)” [“Spitsbergen: politics, economics, society (20th — early 21st centuries)”], published in 2022 by the Murmansk State Technical University publishi…
The USSR and Sweden During the Preparation of the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (1969—1975)
In March 1969 in the Budapest Appeal of the Warsaw Pact member states’ Political Consultative Committee a proposal was made to convene a Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE) was proposed. The Soviet Foreign Ministry undertook active efforts to implement this idea, including its promotion at the Nordic “direction”. Neutral Sweden was regarded by the Soviet political leadership as a country that could assist the USSR in the prepa…
Alexander Sergeevich Kan (1925—2017)
The present article is devoted to aspects of the life of Professor Alexander Sergeevich Kan (1925—2017), one of the founding fathers of Scandinavian studies in the USSR. This year, 2025, we mark the centenary of his birth. His development as a scholar was significantly shaped by his father, likewise a historian, and by colleagues at Lomonosov Moscow State University and the Academy of Sciences of the Soviet Union. Kan became one of the principal …
Political science (6 works) · Historical Geopolitical and Social Dynamics (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · History (4 works) · Foreign policy (3 works) · History (3 works) · Political economy (3 works)