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An alternative view of the fateful periods in Russian political history

Name: An alternative view of the fateful periods in Russian political history
Creator: Orlov, Igor B.
Keywords: new hypotheses of fateful periods of Russian history., Russian history, vector of development of Russian history, новые гипотезы судьбоносных периодов российской истории, периоды российской истории, вектор развития отечественной истории

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2017Publisher:European Scientific e-JournalJournal:European Scientific e-Journal (eissn: 2695-0243,

Authors: Orlov, Igor B.;

doi: 10.47451/pol2020-12-001

An alternative view of the fateful periods in Russian political history

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The article considers various points of view on the fateful periods of Russian history that changed the vector of its development, analyzes the factual evidence base of existing scientific theories and put forward scientific hypotheses. Keywords: periods of Russian history, vector of development of Russian history, new hypotheses of fateful periods of Russian history

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new hypotheses of fateful periods of Russian history., Russian history, vector of development of Russian history, новые гипотезы судьбоносных периодов российской истории, периоды российской истории, вектор развития отечественной истории

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