Crisis of medieval Russia
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A view from the side is always important, especially if this view is based on a deep understanding of the subject. John Fennel devoted his whole life to the study of Russian history and culture. The book "Crisis of medieval Russia" tells of the difficult period in the history of our country, when, weakened by princely feuds, it could not resist the Mongol invasion. Fennel is trying to understand the causes of Russian disunity, which led to the defeat of more than two hundred years of ISU, and in his assessments does not spare Russian princes, and most of all, Alexander Nevsky gets from him. With Fennel, one can and should be argued, but it is impossible to refuse him extensive knowledge and the right to draw original conclusions from the information of Russians and not only Russian sources.
John Fennel (1918-1992)-English historian-Slavist, professor of Oxford University, one of the largest in the West of specialists in the history of medieval Russia. He was married to a representative of the ancient noble family of the Lopukhins and even accepted Orthodoxy
John Fennel (1918-1992)-English historian-Slavist, professor of Oxford University, one of the largest in the West of specialists in the history of medieval Russia. He was married to a representative of the ancient noble family of the Lopukhins and even accepted Orthodoxy
Author:
Author:Fennel John
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Culture
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Series:
Series: History. Geography. Etnography
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-91678-582-1
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