Dmitry Sterkhov
Biographic Data
| ID | 5765795 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dmitry Sterkhov |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dmitry |
| FAMILY NAME | Sterkhov |
| SIGNATURE | STERKHOV D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3173-793X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Participation of the Protestant Clergy in the Second Military Mobilization in Prussia in the Spring and Summer of 1815
The article is dedicated to the organization of the religious and patriotic propaganda in Prussia during the second military mobilization of 1815. In the center of attention are the Prussian Protestant pastors who assumed the role of the propagandists of the mass mobilization on behalf of the state, like they did in 1813 and 1814. As major means of propaganda served religiously motivated patriotic festivities on the occasion of the victories gain…
With God against Napoleon
This article focuses on the religiously motivated mass mobilisation in Prussia during the Spring Campaign of 1813. At the centre of attention are a series of political sermons preached by Protestant pastors with the aim of motivating the Prussian population to take part in the hostilities against Napoleonic France. Acting on behalf of the Prussian state, these preachers declared that participation in the war against Napoleon was a patriotic and r…
“Fallen, fallen is Babylon!” The Interpretation of the Fall of Paris in 1814 by the German Protestant Clergy
The article focuses on the problem of the interaction between religion and political propaganda in Europe in the early 19th century. As a case study can serve the sermons delivered by German Protestant pastors on the occasion of the capture of Paris by the troops of the Sixth Coalition on March 31, 1814. The problem is a part of vivid discussions in the modern historiography on modernization and secularization which have already led to the coinin…
Military and Patriotic Mobilisation in Prussia During the Liberations Wars of 1813–1815
The author focuses on the first mass mobilisation in Prussia carried out by the Prussian government during the Liberation Wars of 1813–1815. He aims to answer the question of how successful this mobilisation was and whether the Prussian political elite managed to obtain the popular support for the war against Napoleonic France. Methodologically, the study is based on the theory of modernisation, according to which, during the Napoleonic Wars, uni…
Gott, König, Vaterland – und die Wahlen. Die preußische Städteordnung von 1808 im Spiegel der protestantischen Predigt
Der Aufsatz untersucht, inwieweit die protestantische Kirche bei der Popularisierung der kommunalen Selbstverwaltung Einfluss nahm, die in Preußen durch die Städteordnung von 1808 eingeführt wurde. Da die Stadtbevölkerung wenig Interesse an einer Selbstverwaltung zeigte und versuchte, sich den Wahlen zu entziehen, war der preußischen Regierung daran gelegen, die Stadtbevölkerung für die Reform zu gewinnen. Den Stadtverordnetenwahlen wie auch den …
The Hanoverian Question and Prussian Foreign Policy in the Early Nineteenth Century (1801–1806)
This study explores the significance of the Hanoverian Question for Prussian foreign policy in the early nineteenth century. The author looks at the origins of the Hanoverian Question and analyses Prussian motives for annexing Hanover in the first part of the article. Special attention is paid to the relationship between Prussian foreign policy and Prussian domestic stability. The political system in Prussia was severely unbalanced by the capture…
The Protestant Church and Military Mobilisation in Prussia during the Wars of Liberation in 1813
The author analyses the political sermons preached and published by Evangelical pastors during the War of Liberation against Napoleonic France in 1813. The aim of the article is to demonstrate the contribution made by Evangelical clergy to the modernisation of the Prussian military system at the beginning of the nineteenth century. The study is a case study as it analyses the interaction between religion and politics taking the Kingdom of Prussia…
Between Hegemony and Federalism. The Prussian Plans to Create the North German Imperial Confederation in the Summer of 1806
The article is focused on Prussian attempts to separate the North German territories from the rest of the Holy Roman Empire during the summer months of 1806 with the aim of creating a North German Imperial Confederation under the Prussian protection. The reasons behind the possible foundation of the North German Imperial Confederation as well as the journalistic activities around this Prussian project are also in the centre of attention. The stru…
God, King, Fatherland – and Elections. The Introduction of the Municipal Self-Government in Prussia in 1808 Seen Through the Perspective of the Protestant Sermon
Introduction. The current study focuses on a number of sermons preached by the Prussian Protestant ministers on the occasion of the first municipal elections in Prussia in 1809–1810. The paper seeks to show that the Prussian Protestant clergy supported the introduction of the municipal self-government and inspired the population to take part in elections. Methods. The paper presents a case study dealing with the problem of the interaction between…
Napoleon's Russian Campaign of 1812 and the German States
The article touches upon the problem of the unity of the German national history in the early 19th century which is analyzed in the context of Napoleon's Russian Campaign in 1812. All German states were obliged to participate in the Campaign, but in the Northern Germany, specifically in Prussia, the War of 1812 was interpreted by the contemporaries as preparatory phase to the Liberation War of 1813. In Southern Germany (Bavaria, Baden, Württember…
“Ruin and Death Suddenly Came to Our Homes”
The article concentrates on a collection of sermons delivered by the Prussian preacher Ludwig Borowski during Prussia’s wars against Napoleon (1806–1816). The author makes an attempt to retrace the evolution of the concept of war devised by Borowski in his sermons. After Prussia’s defeat in the war of 1806 Ludwig Borowski interpreted the war as God’s punishment on the Prussian people. God is represented in Borowski’s sermons as a wise father who …
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“Ruin and Death Suddenly Came to Our Homes”
The article concentrates on a collection of sermons delivered by the Prussian preacher Ludwig Borowski during Prussia’s wars against Napoleon (1806–1816). The author makes an attempt to retrace the evolution of the concept of war devised by Borowski in his sermons. After Prussia’s defeat in the war of 1806 Ludwig Borowski interpreted the war as God’s punishment on the Prussian people. God is represented in Borowski’s sermons as a wise father who …
God, King, Fatherland – and Elections. The Introduction of the Municipal Self-Government in Prussia in 1808 Seen Through the Perspective of the Protestant Sermon
Introduction. The current study focuses on a number of sermons preached by the Prussian Protestant ministers on the occasion of the first municipal elections in Prussia in 1809–1810. The paper seeks to show that the Prussian Protestant clergy supported the introduction of the municipal self-government and inspired the population to take part in elections. Methods. The paper presents a case study dealing with the problem of the interaction between…
Napoleon's Russian Campaign of 1812 and the German States
The article touches upon the problem of the unity of the German national history in the early 19th century which is analyzed in the context of Napoleon's Russian Campaign in 1812. All German states were obliged to participate in the Campaign, but in the Northern Germany, specifically in Prussia, the War of 1812 was interpreted by the contemporaries as preparatory phase to the Liberation War of 1813. In Southern Germany (Bavaria, Baden, Württember…
Gott, König, Vaterland – und die Wahlen. Die preußische Städteordnung von 1808 im Spiegel der protestantischen Predigt
Der Aufsatz untersucht, inwieweit die protestantische Kirche bei der Popularisierung der kommunalen Selbstverwaltung Einfluss nahm, die in Preußen durch die Städteordnung von 1808 eingeführt wurde. Da die Stadtbevölkerung wenig Interesse an einer Selbstverwaltung zeigte und versuchte, sich den Wahlen zu entziehen, war der preußischen Regierung daran gelegen, die Stadtbevölkerung für die Reform zu gewinnen. Den Stadtverordnetenwahlen wie auch den …
The Hanoverian Question and Prussian Foreign Policy in the Early Nineteenth Century (1801–1806)
This study explores the significance of the Hanoverian Question for Prussian foreign policy in the early nineteenth century. The author looks at the origins of the Hanoverian Question and analyses Prussian motives for annexing Hanover in the first part of the article. Special attention is paid to the relationship between Prussian foreign policy and Prussian domestic stability. The political system in Prussia was severely unbalanced by the capture…
The Protestant Church and Military Mobilisation in Prussia during the Wars of Liberation in 1813
The author analyses the political sermons preached and published by Evangelical pastors during the War of Liberation against Napoleonic France in 1813. The aim of the article is to demonstrate the contribution made by Evangelical clergy to the modernisation of the Prussian military system at the beginning of the nineteenth century. The study is a case study as it analyses the interaction between religion and politics taking the Kingdom of Prussia…
Between Hegemony and Federalism. The Prussian Plans to Create the North German Imperial Confederation in the Summer of 1806
The article is focused on Prussian attempts to separate the North German territories from the rest of the Holy Roman Empire during the summer months of 1806 with the aim of creating a North German Imperial Confederation under the Prussian protection. The reasons behind the possible foundation of the North German Imperial Confederation as well as the journalistic activities around this Prussian project are also in the centre of attention. The stru…
Military and Patriotic Mobilisation in Prussia During the Liberations Wars of 1813–1815
The author focuses on the first mass mobilisation in Prussia carried out by the Prussian government during the Liberation Wars of 1813–1815. He aims to answer the question of how successful this mobilisation was and whether the Prussian political elite managed to obtain the popular support for the war against Napoleonic France. Methodologically, the study is based on the theory of modernisation, according to which, during the Napoleonic Wars, uni…
“Fallen, fallen is Babylon!” The Interpretation of the Fall of Paris in 1814 by the German Protestant Clergy
The article focuses on the problem of the interaction between religion and political propaganda in Europe in the early 19th century. As a case study can serve the sermons delivered by German Protestant pastors on the occasion of the capture of Paris by the troops of the Sixth Coalition on March 31, 1814. The problem is a part of vivid discussions in the modern historiography on modernization and secularization which have already led to the coinin…
Participation of the Protestant Clergy in the Second Military Mobilization in Prussia in the Spring and Summer of 1815
The article is dedicated to the organization of the religious and patriotic propaganda in Prussia during the second military mobilization of 1815. In the center of attention are the Prussian Protestant pastors who assumed the role of the propagandists of the mass mobilization on behalf of the state, like they did in 1813 and 1814. As major means of propaganda served religiously motivated patriotic festivities on the occasion of the victories gain…
With God against Napoleon
This article focuses on the religiously motivated mass mobilisation in Prussia during the Spring Campaign of 1813. At the centre of attention are a series of political sermons preached by Protestant pastors with the aim of motivating the Prussian population to take part in the hostilities against Napoleonic France. Acting on behalf of the Prussian state, these preachers declared that participation in the war against Napoleon was a patriotic and r…
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