Marina Nakishova
Biographic Data
| ID | 6830081 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marina Nakishova |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marina |
| FAMILY NAME | Nakishova |
| SIGNATURE | NAKISHOVA M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ural Federal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2115-1663 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Letters from General P. P. Lacy to Prince A. D. Menshikov and the Courland Crisis of the 1720s
The letters of General P. P. Lacy, sent to Prince A. D. Menshikov in August – September 1727, illuminate key events of the final stage of the Courland crisis of the 1720s. Published here for the first time, the documents are preserved as a compact group among the materials of the fund of the Field and Household Chancellery of A. D. Menshikov (Fund No. 198) in the Russian State Archive of Ancient Acts (Moscow). They make it possible to reconstruct…
A. V. Makarov, Peter I’s Cabinet Secretary, and Anonymous Letter of 1724
This study offers a fresh perspective on the circumstances surrounding an anonymous letter delivered to Peter I in November 1724, which contained allegations of misconduct by members of the Supreme Court and Cabinet Secretary A. V. Makarov. The analysis explores Makarov's role in the state-building efforts of the Petrine era, emphasizing his significant mediating function in the formulation and adoption of political decisions. It is noted that fo…
Confrontation of Geniuses
This article presents selected documents from the correspondence of architects Carlo Bartolomeo Rastrelli and Jean-Baptiste Alexandre Le Blond with A. D. Menshikov in 1716–1717. The letters clearly demonstrate the nature of the complex relationship between the two outstanding specialists, found in a situation of fierce competition for the leading role in the design and construction management of the royal residences and St Petersburg as architect…
Courland Problem in the Foreign Policy of the Russian Empire Under Catherine I
Introduction. This article is devoted to the study of private subjects of the Courland crisis of the turn of 1726–1727, which united different states that had geopolitical interests in the Baltic region. The events that took place in Courland after the Polish Grodno Sejm (September 28 – November 9, 1726) on the eve of the arrival of a special investigative commission in Mitawa are being reconstructed. Methods and materials. The source base was ma…
The “Courland Question” in the Reports of A. M. Devieir, General Chief of Police
This article examines the reports sent by A. M. Devieir, the General Chief of Police, to Empress Catherine I in January-February 1727. These reports reveal the details of Devieir’s mission to Courland on the eve of the Polish Sejm. Published here for the first time, the reports have come down to us in their original form; they are kept in Fund 9 (Office of Peter I and its continuation) of the RGADA (Russian State Archive of Ancient Acts, Moscow).…
The Status and the Role of the Cabinet Secretary A. V. Makarov in the Process of Forming the Cabinet of His Imperial Majesty as a State Institution
This article focuses on the evolution of functionality of the Cabinet of His Imperial Majesty Peter the Great during his reign. Based on an analysis of materials from the collection of documents of the Cabinet stored in the Russian State Archive of Ancient Acts it indicates the scope of competence of the Cabinet Secretary A. V. Makarov (1674–1740) and the Cabinet of Peter the Great. The Cabinet of Peter the Great was engaged in financial support …
Yakov Khrisanfovich Bakhmeotov, Commandant of the Northern Capital
Based on the analysis of office and private correspondence, this article examines the activity of Ya. Kh. Bakhmeotov, the St Petersburg commandant between 1717 and 1725. It is established that the commandant was aware of all aspects of the functioning of the St Petersburg fortress as a special military-administrative community. He commanded the garrison regiments (overseeing recruitment and staffing, providing necessary supplies, ammunition, and …
When the Magic of Numbers Does Not Work
The reviewed book of the famous Russian historian B. N. Mironov focuses on the problems of ethno-confessional policy in Russia of the 18th to early 20th centuries. The primary aim of the monograph is to analyze the influence and role of geographical factors on the history of Russia as a whole, as well as to reconstruct and evaluate the principles and methods of ethno-confessional policy aimed at the inclusion and integration of ethnic diversity i…
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When the Magic of Numbers Does Not Work
The reviewed book of the famous Russian historian B. N. Mironov focuses on the problems of ethno-confessional policy in Russia of the 18th to early 20th centuries. The primary aim of the monograph is to analyze the influence and role of geographical factors on the history of Russia as a whole, as well as to reconstruct and evaluate the principles and methods of ethno-confessional policy aimed at the inclusion and integration of ethnic diversity i…
Yakov Khrisanfovich Bakhmeotov, Commandant of the Northern Capital
Based on the analysis of office and private correspondence, this article examines the activity of Ya. Kh. Bakhmeotov, the St Petersburg commandant between 1717 and 1725. It is established that the commandant was aware of all aspects of the functioning of the St Petersburg fortress as a special military-administrative community. He commanded the garrison regiments (overseeing recruitment and staffing, providing necessary supplies, ammunition, and …
The “Courland Question” in the Reports of A. M. Devieir, General Chief of Police
This article examines the reports sent by A. M. Devieir, the General Chief of Police, to Empress Catherine I in January-February 1727. These reports reveal the details of Devieir’s mission to Courland on the eve of the Polish Sejm. Published here for the first time, the reports have come down to us in their original form; they are kept in Fund 9 (Office of Peter I and its continuation) of the RGADA (Russian State Archive of Ancient Acts, Moscow).…
The Status and the Role of the Cabinet Secretary A. V. Makarov in the Process of Forming the Cabinet of His Imperial Majesty as a State Institution
This article focuses on the evolution of functionality of the Cabinet of His Imperial Majesty Peter the Great during his reign. Based on an analysis of materials from the collection of documents of the Cabinet stored in the Russian State Archive of Ancient Acts it indicates the scope of competence of the Cabinet Secretary A. V. Makarov (1674–1740) and the Cabinet of Peter the Great. The Cabinet of Peter the Great was engaged in financial support …
A. V. Makarov, Peter I’s Cabinet Secretary, and Anonymous Letter of 1724
This study offers a fresh perspective on the circumstances surrounding an anonymous letter delivered to Peter I in November 1724, which contained allegations of misconduct by members of the Supreme Court and Cabinet Secretary A. V. Makarov. The analysis explores Makarov's role in the state-building efforts of the Petrine era, emphasizing his significant mediating function in the formulation and adoption of political decisions. It is noted that fo…
Confrontation of Geniuses
This article presents selected documents from the correspondence of architects Carlo Bartolomeo Rastrelli and Jean-Baptiste Alexandre Le Blond with A. D. Menshikov in 1716–1717. The letters clearly demonstrate the nature of the complex relationship between the two outstanding specialists, found in a situation of fierce competition for the leading role in the design and construction management of the royal residences and St Petersburg as architect…
Courland Problem in the Foreign Policy of the Russian Empire Under Catherine I
Introduction. This article is devoted to the study of private subjects of the Courland crisis of the turn of 1726–1727, which united different states that had geopolitical interests in the Baltic region. The events that took place in Courland after the Polish Grodno Sejm (September 28 – November 9, 1726) on the eve of the arrival of a special investigative commission in Mitawa are being reconstructed. Methods and materials. The source base was ma…
Letters from General P. P. Lacy to Prince A. D. Menshikov and the Courland Crisis of the 1720s
The letters of General P. P. Lacy, sent to Prince A. D. Menshikov in August – September 1727, illuminate key events of the final stage of the Courland crisis of the 1720s. Published here for the first time, the documents are preserved as a compact group among the materials of the fund of the Field and Household Chancellery of A. D. Menshikov (Fund No. 198) in the Russian State Archive of Ancient Acts (Moscow). They make it possible to reconstruct…
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