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Raznochintsy (Russian: разночинцы;
Russian pronunciation: [rəznɐˈtɕintsɨ]; lit. 'people of
miscellaneous ranks') was an
official category introduced in...
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poverty "
Raznochintsy".
Encyclopedia of
Russian History.
Retrieved August 18, 2020 – via Encyclopedia.com. From the 1840s the
raznochintsy had a significant...
- peasants" (842,740
males the same year).
Other status Intelligentsia Raznochintsy Zemlyachestvo The
serfdom that had
developed in
Russia in the 16th century...
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classification P****ing (sociology) Post-industrial
society Ranked society Raznochintsy Psychology of
social class Welfare state based on
blood relations based...
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composed of
educated nobles, the
intelligentsia became dominated by
raznochintsy (classless people)
after 1861. In 1833, 78.9 per cent of secondary-school...
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separate category, not ****igned to any of the
above estates were
raznochintsy (literally "persons of
miscellaneous ranks", but in fact
having no rank...
- (1868)
dealt with the
Narodniks and
their cause, and with the
position of
raznochintsy intellectuals, as did the
novel Signs of the
Times (1869),
although Mordovets...
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Zanoza (Splinter), he
habitually criticized Russian nihilists and
radical raznochintsy.
Miller aut****d one novel,
Tsyganka (Gypsy Woman, 1838—1839), and translated...
- legacy, do****entary in essence,
could be seen as part of the 19th
century raznochintsy literature which relied upon the 'real life sketch' as a
founding genre...
- Tarsky.
According to the
first revision of 1719–1721,
there were 104
raznochintsy and 22 male
peasants in the village. At that time, the
village was inhabited...
