Alexander Nikolayevich Popov ( July 1 ( 13 ), 1820 - November 16 ( 28 ), 1877 [2] ) - Russian historian and jurist [2] of the Slavophile trend .
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| Place of Birth | from. Lubyanka , Ryazan province |
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| Scientific field | story |
| Alma mater | Moscow University (1839) |
| Academic rank | Corresponding Member of SPbAN |
| supervisor | M.P. Pogodin |
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Content
- 1 Biography
- 2 Awards
- 3 Proceedings
- 4 notes
- 5 Literature
Biography
Born July 1 ( 13 ), 1820 [2] in the village of Lubyanka [3] . He graduated from Ryazan Gymnasium and Imperial Moscow University (1839) [4] . In 1841 he published a master's study " Russian truth in relation to criminal law ." To obtain the Department of State Law at the University Law School, he gave a trial lecture, after which he was refused [5] .
In the early 1840s he went to Montenegro and in 1847 in St. Petersburg published a book in which he gave an outline of the history of this country and described its legal life. Since November 22, 1845 he served in the 2nd department of the imperial chancellery. Valid state adviser since May 17, 1858. In 1859-1860 - Member of the Editorial Commissions . Since December 7, 1873 - corresponding member of the Imperial Academy of Sciences in the category of historical and political sciences of the historical and philological department [2] .
He died on November 16 ( 28 ), 1877 [2] [6] . According to A. A. Polovtsov , Popov was “a small, round, dark-skinned man with sharp eyes, a constant smile and extremely amiable manners, which was extremely rare in official life. He spoke a lot and well with great animation without any affectation, without false fire or pretense of indifference. He served for a long time under Count Bludov and, according to physicians, died from the effects of intense mental activities ” [7] .
Rewards
- Order of St. Anne , 2nd Art. (1856)
- Order of St. Vladimir 3rd Art. (1861)
- Order of St. Stanislav 1st Art. (1863)
- Order of St. Anne 1st Art. (1865)
Proceedings
A.N. Popov is the author of a number of works on the history of Russian foreign policy and the Patriotic War of 1812 . Of great scientific interest were the materials published by Popov for the history of Stenka Razin's indignation (1857), The Case of Novikov and His Companions under New Documents (Vestnik Evropy, 1868, April). In its historical views, it was close to a public school [6] .
In addition, Popov posted many reviews of historical works in the Izvestia of the Imperial Academy of Sciences , in the Journal of the Ministry of Public Education , and other letters to him by Stakhovich, Elagina, Koshelev, Undolsky, Belyaev and Katkov, see in the Russian Archive ( 1886, t. I and II, and 1888, t. III).
- On the modern direction of plastic arts . - M .: type. August Seeds, 1845 .-- 40 p.
- Schlezer . Reasoning about Russian historiography (review) . - 1847. - 87 p.
- Travel to Montenegro . - SPb .: type. E. Praca, 1847 .-- 306 p.
- About the device of criminal courts in the Moscow kingdom . - SPb., 1848. - 60 p.
- About Italian painting in the Middle Ages: Giotto and his followers. - St. Petersburg, 1848.
- The device of criminal courts in the Moscow state: the Provincial Courts. - St. Petersburg, 1849.
- Diplomatic cryptography of the times of Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich . - St. Petersburg, 1853.
- Relations of Russia with Khiva and Bukhara under Peter the Great. - SPb .: type. Imp. Acad. sciences, 1853
- Feasts and Brothers. - M .: type. Alexander Semen, 1854 (in the "Archive of Historical and Legal Information" by N. V. Kalachev, vol. II, pr. I).
- The Russian Embassy in Poland in 1673-1676 - SPb .: type. Pestilence. cadet. Bldg., 1854
- The Russian Embassy in France in 1668. - M .: type. Alexandra Semen, 1856.
- The history of Stenka Razin's indignation // Russian Conversation . - 1857.
- Materials for the history of Stenka Razin's indignation . - Moscow, 1857. - 269 p.
- On the construction of the ship Oryol in the reign of Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich. - M .: type. Alexandra Semen, 1858.
- The Turkish War at Fedor Alekseevich // Russian Bulletin . - 1858. - T. VIII.
- Notes from a new history: The history of Russia from Peter V. (1689) and universal from the Utrecht world (1713) - St. Petersburg: typ. V. Bezobrazova and Co. °, 1864.
- Note on the ninth volume of the Code of Laws . - SPb., 1867. - 17 p.
- The last fate of papal politics in Russia . - SPb., 1868 // ("Bulletin of Europe". - 1868. - No. 1-3).
- The case of Novikov and his comrades // Bulletin of Europe. - 1868. - No. 4.
- Catherine II and the Jesuits // Bulletin of Europe. - 1869. - No. 1.
- New materials on the Novikov case // "Collection of the Imperial Historical Society." - T. II.
- Several documents related to the beginning of the reunification of the Uniates // " Journal of the Ministry of Public Education ." - 1869. - No. 6.
- Relations of Russia with Rome from 1845 to 1850 // Journal of the Ministry of Public Education . - 1870.
- The abolition of Greek-Uniate monasteries in Western Russia on February 28, 1828 // Russian Antiquity . - 1870. - T. I.
- Assumptions of deputies of the Catherine Commission for writing a draft new code of inheritance // "Dawn". - 1870. - No. 1.
- Rome in 1847 and 1848. - SPb.g: typ. Maykova, 1871
- Moscow in 1812 // Russian Archive . - 1875. - T. II and III; 1876. - T. I and II.
- Russian relations with the European powers before the war of 1812 - St. Petersburg: type. V.S. Balasheva, 1876 .-- 425 p.
- The French in Moscow in 1812 . - M .: type. Gracheva and Co. °, 1876 .-- 185 s.
- Patriotic War of 1812: From Maloyaroslavets to Berezina . - SPb., 1877
- posthumous publications and publications
- Slavic dawn in 1812 // Russian Antiquity . - 1892. - No. 12; 1893. - No. 1.
- Baron Stein in Russia // Russian Antiquity . - 1893. - No. 2.
- From Smolensk to the arrival of Kutuzov in the army // Russian Antiquity . - 1893. - No. 11 and 12).
- The movement of Russian troops from Moscow to Krasnaya Pakhra // Russian Antiquity . - 1897. - No. 6-10).
- World War 1812: East. researched Alexander Nikolaevich Popov. T. 1. - Moscow: Tipo-lit. N.I. Grosman and G.A. Wendelstein, 1905.
- World War 1812 / A.N. Popov; [comp., foreword, preparation. text, note, decree. names, selection of ill. S. A. Nikitina]
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 http://isaran.ru/?q=en/person&guid=D0A03666-98C3-AA1D-7A48-F730E8A2AD1F
- ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 Profile of A. N. Popov at IS RAS
- ↑ Now the Uholovsky district of the Ryazan region
- ↑ In the Report on the Status and Actions of the Imperial Moscow University for the 1835/6 academic and 1836 civil years , eighteen-year-old Alexander Popov, from among the officer officers who graduated from Ryazan Gymnasium, is among the high school students of the law faculty of the 2nd year. A number of sources indicate that he came from a merchant family; others came from the nobility of the Ryazan province , noting that he and his mother had about a thousand acres of land.
- ↑ Memoirs of Boris Nikolaevich Chicherin . Moscow forties. - Ed. M. and S. Sabashnikovs, 1929. - S. 10-11.
- ↑ 1 2 Popov, Alexander Nikolaevich (historian) - article from the Great Soviet Encyclopedia .
- ↑ Diary of A. A. Polovtsov for 1877 // GA of the Russian Federation. Fund 583. Op. No. 1. units hr 13, p. 94.
Literature
- Popov, Alexander Nikolaevich (historian) // Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary : in 86 volumes (82 volumes and 4 additional). - SPb. , 1890-1907.
- Popov Alexander Nikolaevich // List of civil ranks of the IV class: Rev. on Feb 1 1867 - S. 156.
- Nikitin S. A. A. N. Popov // Questions of History . 2006. No. 5.