С В Смирнов
Biographic Data
| ID | 8105846 |
|---|---|
| NAME | С В Смирнов |
| GIVEN NAMES | С В |
| FAMILY NAME | Смирнов |
| SIGNATURE | СМИРНОВ С В |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ural Federal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2083-5377 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Echo of Omsk in Harbin
The authors of the article focus on the participants of the White Movement who appeared in exile in Harbin, the center of the Chinese Eastern Railway’s alienated zone, as a result of the collapse of the Eastern Front of the Civil War, during 1920. The main source of the research is the unpublished diary of Colonel Iosif Sergeevich Ilyin (1885–1981), which is stored in the State Archives of the Russian Federation.Based on the history-biographical …
B. N. Shepunov and the confrontation among the Russian political emigration in Manchukuo in the 1930s and early 1940s
The article examines the problem of political struggle among the Russian emigration in Manchuria in the 1930s and early 1940s on the example of the activities of B. N. Shepunov, the leader of one of the regional emigrant groups in Manchukuo. The basis of the documentary was a set of unpublished materials, which are mainly biographical in nature. The confrontation in the political circles of the Russian emigration to Manchukuo, caused by ideologic…
«Only anarchy can give us the opportunity to defeat the Soviet government»
The article analyzes a memo from the head of the Shanghai branch of the General Military Union, General M. K. Dieterichs, to the leadership of the ROVS, which is practically unknown to domestic researchers. The document is kept in the collections of the Bakhmetyev Archive of Russian and Eastern European History and Culture at Columbia University. The text of the memo shows the discrepancy between the author’s realistic assessment of the internati…
The Evolution of the Russian Diaspora in Northeast China (Late 19th – Mid‐20th Centuries)
Based on the fundamental statement that the Russian immigrant community in Northeast China in the late nineteenth – mid-twentieth centuries was a diaspora, this article examines the process of transformation of the nature of the Russian diaspora and the peculiarities of its functioning at certain stages of its existence. The research is based on the conceptual ideas of Imperial and Diaspora Studies. There are four stages of the existence of the R…
Anthropology as a strict science? To the question of the methodological substantiation of philosophical anthropology. Article 4. Humanitarian project of W.Dilthey
The article is a continuation of the series of works devoted to the construction of philosophical anthropology as a scientific discipline. This article is devoted to the search for W. Dilthey, who built his sciences about the spirit from the point of view of the so-called “anthropological reflection”. In the article, the author analyzes W.Dilthey’s search for a method and system of categories, with the help of which he actually tried to develop a…
Russian Emigrants in Manchuria and the Japanese New Order
In imperial studies, the inclusion of diasporic groups, fragments of vanished empires, into newly formed imperial spaces remain considerably underexplored. This article is devoted to the problem of the integration of the Russian emigrant colony into the multinational community of the quasi-sovereign state of Manchukuo (1932–1945), which was a product of Japanese pan-Asian imperial construction. The option of integrating emigrants with the status …
General Diterikhs’ Address to Russian Refugees (Girin, 1923)
This article includes a previously unpublished document, an address to the military officials of the Priamurye Zemstvo Host and civil refugees. The address was written in April 1923 in the Girin camp for Russian internees formed as a result of the White Army’s withdrawal from Primorye to Northeastern China at the end of the Civil War. The address was authored by Lieutenant General M. K. Diterikhs, former head of the last White government in Russi…
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General Diterikhs’ Address to Russian Refugees (Girin, 1923)
This article includes a previously unpublished document, an address to the military officials of the Priamurye Zemstvo Host and civil refugees. The address was written in April 1923 in the Girin camp for Russian internees formed as a result of the White Army’s withdrawal from Primorye to Northeastern China at the end of the Civil War. The address was authored by Lieutenant General M. K. Diterikhs, former head of the last White government in Russi…
Russian Emigrants in Manchuria and the Japanese New Order
In imperial studies, the inclusion of diasporic groups, fragments of vanished empires, into newly formed imperial spaces remain considerably underexplored. This article is devoted to the problem of the integration of the Russian emigrant colony into the multinational community of the quasi-sovereign state of Manchukuo (1932–1945), which was a product of Japanese pan-Asian imperial construction. The option of integrating emigrants with the status …
Anthropology as a strict science? To the question of the methodological substantiation of philosophical anthropology. Article 4. Humanitarian project of W.Dilthey
The article is a continuation of the series of works devoted to the construction of philosophical anthropology as a scientific discipline. This article is devoted to the search for W. Dilthey, who built his sciences about the spirit from the point of view of the so-called “anthropological reflection”. In the article, the author analyzes W.Dilthey’s search for a method and system of categories, with the help of which he actually tried to develop a…
«Only anarchy can give us the opportunity to defeat the Soviet government»
The article analyzes a memo from the head of the Shanghai branch of the General Military Union, General M. K. Dieterichs, to the leadership of the ROVS, which is practically unknown to domestic researchers. The document is kept in the collections of the Bakhmetyev Archive of Russian and Eastern European History and Culture at Columbia University. The text of the memo shows the discrepancy between the author’s realistic assessment of the internati…
The Evolution of the Russian Diaspora in Northeast China (Late 19th – Mid‐20th Centuries)
Based on the fundamental statement that the Russian immigrant community in Northeast China in the late nineteenth – mid-twentieth centuries was a diaspora, this article examines the process of transformation of the nature of the Russian diaspora and the peculiarities of its functioning at certain stages of its existence. The research is based on the conceptual ideas of Imperial and Diaspora Studies. There are four stages of the existence of the R…
B. N. Shepunov and the confrontation among the Russian political emigration in Manchukuo in the 1930s and early 1940s
The article examines the problem of political struggle among the Russian emigration in Manchuria in the 1930s and early 1940s on the example of the activities of B. N. Shepunov, the leader of one of the regional emigrant groups in Manchukuo. The basis of the documentary was a set of unpublished materials, which are mainly biographical in nature. The confrontation in the political circles of the Russian emigration to Manchukuo, caused by ideologic…
Echo of Omsk in Harbin
The authors of the article focus on the participants of the White Movement who appeared in exile in Harbin, the center of the Chinese Eastern Railway’s alienated zone, as a result of the collapse of the Eastern Front of the Civil War, during 1920. The main source of the research is the unpublished diary of Colonel Iosif Sergeevich Ilyin (1885–1981), which is stored in the State Archives of the Russian Federation.Based on the history-biographical …
Political science (4 works) · Emigration (3 works) · History (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Ideology (2 works) · Korean Peninsula Historical and Political Studies (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works)