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Источники по истории польской политической ссылки на Алтай в XIX в. ( 20-е–первая половина 90- х гг.) Edytuj

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Nikulina I. N.
Wrocławskie Studia Wschodnie
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2015
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vol. 19
187-197
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The author of the article discusses various groups of published and unpublished sources (official documents, guides, private documents — memoirs and letters) in Russian and Polish, as well as scholarly studies that can be used to investigate the history of Polish political exiles to the Altai Krai between the 1820s and first half of the 1890s, to establish their number, places of residence, class structure, financial status, type of work, relations with the administration and the indigenous population as well as the exiles’ impact on the development and life of the region. The author emphasises the need for a comprehensive analysis of all groups of sources. The sources relating to the history of Polish exiles to the Altai Krai are quite varied. Only their comprehensive analysis, including analysis of previously unknown material, will provide insights into the history of Polish exiles to the Altai.
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Polscy zesłańcy w Ust ʹ-Kamienogorsku w drugiej połowie XIX w.

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Nikulina I. N.
Wrocławskie Studia Wschodnie
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2017
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vol. 21
35-46
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Данная статья посвящена рассмотрению периода пребывания в Усть-Каменогорске во второй половине XIX в. ссыльных поляков — участников Январского восстания 1863г., членов революционных кружков и организаций 1880-х гг. На основе широкого круга источников (архивных, справочных и периодических изданий) и литературы, вработе нашли отражение вопросы численности, сословного и профессионального состава, мате­риального положения, рода занятий и разносторонней деятельности ссыльных, показан их вклад в культурное и хозяйственное развитие региона, влияние на жизнь общества.
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The article is devoted to an analysis of the stay of Polish exiles — participants in the January Uprising, members of revolutionary clubs and organisations — in Ust-Kamenogorsk in the second half of the 19th century. Drawing on a broad spectrum of sources (archive materi­als, guides and periodicals) as well as the literature, the author examines questions concerning population size, social and professional background of the exiles, their financial situation, types of jobs and varied activities. In addition, she presents their contribution to the regionʼs culture and economy as well as impact on the life of local communities.
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