Russian Empire and Indigenous People of Siberia

It is emphasized that in the monograph reviewed the author proved at a high scientific level the importance of the ethnic factor in the government policy of the Russian Empire in relation to the Siberian outskirts. It notes that application by the author of a comparting method contributes to the understanding of the significance and features of the ethnic factor in the marginal policy of the Empire in the Siberian region. Attention is focused on the fact that the author drew attention to the importance of covering a foreign issue on the pages of periodicals. A special advantage of the work is the intention of the author of the monograph to give a complete modern assessment of various forms of entry of the indigenous people of Siberia into the system of state unity of Russia at a boundary of the 19th – 20th centuries

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