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Grazhdanin (Russian: Гражданин, lit. The Citizen) was a
Russian conservative political and
literary magazine published in
Petersburg in 1872–1914 (with...
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joined the
general mutiny of the
Baltic Fleet in
early 1917. Now
named Grazhdanin, the ship parti****ted in the
Battle of Moon
Sound in 1917,
during which...
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Nicholas II,
protected him from
public disgrace. He was the
editor of
Grazhdanin (The Citizen), a
traditional conservative newspaper which received subsidies...
- Many
rightist newspapers, such as
Moskovskiye vedomosti (Moscow News),
Grazhdanin (Citizen) and
Kievlyanin (Kievan),
published their materials as well....
- "The
Unhappy Ones (Neschastnye, 1856) "The Poet and the Citizen" (Poet i
grazhdanin, 1856) "Silence" (Tishina, 1857) "The Song for Yeryomushka" (Pesnya Yeryomushke...
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Propulsion Service Laid down
Launched Fate
Tsesarevich (Цесаревич)
Renamed Grazhdanin (Гражданин), 1917 4 × 12 in 9.8 in (250 mm) 13,105 long tons (13,315 t)...
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Tsesarevich 1901-02-23 Pre-dreadnought Imperial
Russian Navy
Renamed Grazhdanin 1917,
inoperative at
Kronstadt 1918
Turgut Reis 1891-12-14 Brandenburg...
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rejected it. In
March Leskov sent the m****cript to the Dostoyevsky's
Grazhdanin magazine,
again to no avail.
According to N.A.
Lyubimov of The Russian...
- socio-political
journal Grazhdanin where,
amongst other prominent scholars, he
published articles on
Russian political studies.
Grazhdanin was
registered by...
- and Molva. In the
early 1870s for a
short while he was the
editor of
Grazhdanin, a
magazine published by the
Dostoyevsky brothers. In 1876 he started...
