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RuRussian State and German Lands and States
Russian State and German Lands and States
- The Russian state and the Holy Roman Empire or the states that make up its composition
Switrigailo, Grand Duke of Lithuania, or Supplement to the stories of Lithuanian, Russian, Polish and Prussian
Kotzebue, August Friedrich Ferdinand von (1761-1819). Switrigailo, Grand Duke of Lithuania, or Supplement to the stories of Lithuanian, Russian, Polish and Prussian. St. Petersburg: in the printing house of the Medical Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, 1835.
On the importance of German and Byzantine influence on Russian historical life in the first two centuries of its development
Popov, Neil Alexandrovich (1833-1891). On the importance of Germanic and Byzantine influence on Russian historical life in the first two centuries of its development. Moscow: At the University Printing House Katkov and Co., 1871.
Saxon diplomat in captivity of Tsar Mikhail Feodorovich and the beginning of relations between the Moscow state and Saxony
Taube, Mikhail Alexandrovich (1869-1961). The Saxon diplomat was captured by Tsar Mikhail Feodorovich and began the relations of the Moscow state with Saxony. Moscow: Pecs. A. Snegireva, 1913. - Russian state and spiritual and knightly orders
A brief historical sketch of the struggle of the Slavs against the Germans
Nortsov, Alexei Nikolaevich (archaeologist, 1859-about 1922). A short historical essay on the struggle of the Slavs against the Germans. Tambov: Electric typography of Provincial government, 1915. - The Russian state and the cities of the Hanseatic League
On the agreement of Novgorod with the German cities and Gotland, concluded in 1270
Andreevsky, Ivan Efimovich (1831-1891). On the agreement of Novgorod with the German cities and Gotland, concluded in 1270. St.Petersburg: At the Yakov Trey printing house, 1855.