Alexey Filitov
Biographic Data
| ID | 5051674 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Alexey Filitov |
| GIVEN NAMES | Alexey |
| FAMILY NAME | Filitov |
| SIGNATURE | FILITOV A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of World History |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The German Question at the First Summits of the Anti-Hitler Coalition
The author of this article, based on official publications of diplomatic documents and materials of personal origin, analyzes the events and, above all, the discussions of the German question at the first summits of the anti-Hitler coalition, examines allied discussions during the formation of the anti-Hitler coalition, which has relatively little coverage in historiography. Against the background of the analysis of the course and results of the …
The Tehran discussions, formal and informal
A comparative study of memoirs and documentary sources pertaining to the Tehran Conference allows the author to challenge and correct some of the prevalent positions held within both historiography and popular literature on the subject. In contrast with the pervasive assumption regarding the stance of the “Big Three” on the matter of the Second Front (Stalin and Roosevelt were proponents of an expeditious invasion of Normandy, in contrast to Chur…
The Yalta-Potsdam System
The article elucidates the genesis of Yalta-Potsdam system, its evolution and the possible uses of its premises in the present international environment. The author points out the plurality of the sources which predated the formation of Yalta-Potsdam system — from USA President F. D. Roosevelt’s remarks on “Four Policemen”, ideas expressed by “Times” editor E.-H. Carr and Soviet diplomat M. M. Litvinov to the traditions of “Popular Front” in Fran…
The Problem of Punishment for Nazi Criminals in the Post-War Germany
Building on Ralph Giordano's narrative of the Germans' “second guilt”, the author presents and analyses four patterns of treatment of Nazi criminals in post-war Germany and their reflection in historiography. With regard to the Soviet practice of their legal prosecution, the author critically examines the theses about its “propaganda orientation” and “excessive rigidity” of the sentences handed down, while the actions of the Western occupation au…
Bismarck – Wilhelm – Hitler
The article examines the problem of similarities and major contradictions between the periods of 1871–1890 (Bismarckian Reich) and 1890–1918 (Wilhelmine Reich) in German history. Although anti-democratic tendencies were a common feature of both, ideology and practice in the field of foreign policy differed sharply. The Bismarckian notion of a “saturated state”, which implied a commitment to the status quo, was superseded by the expansionist “Grif…
The Moscow Treaty between the USSR and the FRG
Research agenda in the article was centered on the Soviet-West German relations in the years of 1970—1972, from the signing to the coming into force of the Moscow Treaty which constituted the most important document of the détente. Exposed were the attempts of the retrograde forces, first of all in the USA and in the FRG proper, to slow down the process of ratification of the Treaty — by employing, in particular, the methods of lumping together t…
The Difficult Route to the Treaty of Moscow between the Soviet Union and the West Germany
The article explores the course of the Soviet-West German negotiations leading to the conclusion of the Moscow Treaty of August 12, 1970, which became a crucial milestone in the process of détente in Europe and paved the road to the dismantling of the cold war complexes. The author depicts the both sides’ initial positions and elucidates the main stages of the negotiating process (the meetings between the Soviet Foreign Minister, Andrey Gromyko, …
The German National Problem in the Soviet-West German Relations of the Period of Detente (late 1960s — early 1970s)
Germany—Russia
Russians and the Germans
Developing New Forms of Cooperation in the Era of Détente
ЭНОЖ «История» - — уникальное сетевое периодическое издание, в котором собраны научные и учебно-методические статьи ведущих отечественных и зарубежных историков, отражающие результаты современных исследований. Входит в базы данных научных цитирований
Germany Will Be a Bourgeois-Democratic Republic’
The events in the former German Democratic Republic which took place more than a half-century ago, in June 1953, once called ‘Fascist provocation’ or ‘counter-revolutionary putsch’ in the former Ea
Germany Will Be a Bourgeois-Democratic Republic’
The events in the former German Democratic Republic which took place more than a half-century ago, in June 1953, once called ‘Fascist provocation’ or ‘counter-revolutionary putsch’ in the former Ea
Germany Will Be a Bourgeois-Democratic Republic’
The events in the former German Democratic Republic which took place more than a half-century ago, in June 1953, once called ‘Fascist provocation’ or ‘counter-revolutionary putsch’ in the former Ea
Russians and the Germans
Developing New Forms of Cooperation in the Era of Détente
ЭНОЖ «История» - — уникальное сетевое периодическое издание, в котором собраны научные и учебно-методические статьи ведущих отечественных и зарубежных историков, отражающие результаты современных исследований. Входит в базы данных научных цитирований
Germany—Russia
The German National Problem in the Soviet-West German Relations of the Period of Detente (late 1960s — early 1970s)
The Moscow Treaty between the USSR and the FRG
Research agenda in the article was centered on the Soviet-West German relations in the years of 1970—1972, from the signing to the coming into force of the Moscow Treaty which constituted the most important document of the détente. Exposed were the attempts of the retrograde forces, first of all in the USA and in the FRG proper, to slow down the process of ratification of the Treaty — by employing, in particular, the methods of lumping together t…
The Difficult Route to the Treaty of Moscow between the Soviet Union and the West Germany
The article explores the course of the Soviet-West German negotiations leading to the conclusion of the Moscow Treaty of August 12, 1970, which became a crucial milestone in the process of détente in Europe and paved the road to the dismantling of the cold war complexes. The author depicts the both sides’ initial positions and elucidates the main stages of the negotiating process (the meetings between the Soviet Foreign Minister, Andrey Gromyko, …
Bismarck – Wilhelm – Hitler
The article examines the problem of similarities and major contradictions between the periods of 1871–1890 (Bismarckian Reich) and 1890–1918 (Wilhelmine Reich) in German history. Although anti-democratic tendencies were a common feature of both, ideology and practice in the field of foreign policy differed sharply. The Bismarckian notion of a “saturated state”, which implied a commitment to the status quo, was superseded by the expansionist “Grif…
The Problem of Punishment for Nazi Criminals in the Post-War Germany
Building on Ralph Giordano's narrative of the Germans' “second guilt”, the author presents and analyses four patterns of treatment of Nazi criminals in post-war Germany and their reflection in historiography. With regard to the Soviet practice of their legal prosecution, the author critically examines the theses about its “propaganda orientation” and “excessive rigidity” of the sentences handed down, while the actions of the Western occupation au…
The Tehran discussions, formal and informal
A comparative study of memoirs and documentary sources pertaining to the Tehran Conference allows the author to challenge and correct some of the prevalent positions held within both historiography and popular literature on the subject. In contrast with the pervasive assumption regarding the stance of the “Big Three” on the matter of the Second Front (Stalin and Roosevelt were proponents of an expeditious invasion of Normandy, in contrast to Chur…
The Yalta-Potsdam System
The article elucidates the genesis of Yalta-Potsdam system, its evolution and the possible uses of its premises in the present international environment. The author points out the plurality of the sources which predated the formation of Yalta-Potsdam system — from USA President F. D. Roosevelt’s remarks on “Four Policemen”, ideas expressed by “Times” editor E.-H. Carr and Soviet diplomat M. M. Litvinov to the traditions of “Popular Front” in Fran…
The German Question at the First Summits of the Anti-Hitler Coalition
The author of this article, based on official publications of diplomatic documents and materials of personal origin, analyzes the events and, above all, the discussions of the German question at the first summits of the anti-Hitler coalition, examines allied discussions during the formation of the anti-Hitler coalition, which has relatively little coverage in historiography. Against the background of the analysis of the course and results of the …
Political science (10 works) · History (9 works) · Economic history (7 works) · German (7 works) · History (6 works) · Politics (6 works) · Archaeology (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Communism, Protests, Social Movements (4 works) · European history and politics (4 works)