This is a biography of Nikolai Pavlovich Ignat'ev (1832-1908), Ambassador to Constantinople in 1864-77, who participated in drawing up the San Stefano peace treaty of 1878, which resulted in the creation of the independent states of Serbia, Montenegro, Romania, and the Bulgarian principality. The Balkans was the most important area of Russian foreign affairs in the 1860-1870s. This book also tells the story of Ignat'ev's family. Appendices include Ignat'ev's letters and memoirs about him. Comments (pp. 433-492). Bibliography, name and geographical indices.
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Hardcover/Hardback. Condition: As New. Vnimaniyu chitatelej predstavlyaetsya uvlekatelnaya istoriya zhizni i deyatelnosti krupnogo gosudarstvennogo deyatelya Rossii XIX v., generala i diplomata Nikolaya Pavlovicha Ignateva. On proslavilsya svoimi uspekhami v Srednej Azii, Kitae i na Balkanakh. Bolgariya vsegda byla v serdtse Ignateva, on byl u istokov nezavisimosti sovremennoj Bolgarii, i Bolgariya do sikh por pomnit i chtit ego. Avtor knigi - bolgarskaya pisatelnitsa Kalina Kaneva, priznannyj znatok etoj temy, - vozdaet dolzhnoe samomu Ignatevu, ego spodvizhnikam i. ego potomstvu. Kniga prekrasno illyustrirovana, chto delaet zrimymi opisyvaemye sobytiya. Seller Inventory # 40540
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