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287. Pipes R. Karamzin's Memoir on Ancient and Modem Russia. N.Y, 1969.
288. Pipes R. The Russian Military Colonies, 1810–1831 // JMH. 1950. Vol.XXII. №3. P. 205–219.
289. Portal R. Manufactures et classes sociales en Russie au XVIIIe siecle // Revue Historique. 1949. Vol.CCI. №2. P.I-23.
290. Prestel D.K. A Comparative Analysis of Two Patericon Stories // Russian History. 1980. Vol.VII. №1-2. P. 11–20.
291. Raba J. Between Remembrance and Denial. N.Y., 1995.
292. RaeffM. Michael Speransky, Statesman of Imperial Russia. The Hague,1957.
293. RaeffM. Origins of Russian Intelligentsia. N.Y., 1966.
294. Raeff M. Patterns of Imperial Policy, toward the Nationalities / Soviet Nationality Problems. N.Y., 1971. P. 22–42.
295. RaeffM. Plans for Political Reform in Imperial Russia, 1730–1905. Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 1966.
296. Raeff M. Seventeenth Century Europe in Eighteenth Century Russia?//SR. 1982. Vol.XLI. №4. P. 611–619.
297. Raeff M. The Well-Ordered Police State and the Development of Modernity in Seventeenth-and Eighteenth-Century Europe: An Attempt of a Comparative Approach // American Historical Review. 1975. Vol. LXXX. №5. P. 1221–1243.
298. RaeffM. The Well-Ordered Police State: Social and Institutional Change Through Law in the Germanics and Russia, 1600–1800. New Haven and L., 1983.,
299. Ravita-Gawronski F. Zydzi w historii i literaturze ludowej na Rusi. Warszawa, 1924.
300. Rest M. Die Russische Judengesetzgebung von der Ersten Polnischen Teilung bis zum «Polozenie dlia Evreev» (1804). Wiesbaden, 1975.
301. Rogger H. Jewish Policies and Right-Wing Politics in Imperial Russia. L., 1986.
302. Rosman M.J. Founder of Hasidism. A Quest for the Historical Ba'al Shem Tov. Berkeley, CA, 1996.
303. Rosman M.J. Jewish Perceptions of Insecurity and Powerlessness in 16th-18th Century Poland//Polin. Vol. 1. Oxford, 1986. P. 19–27.
304. Rosman N., Murray J. A Minority Views the Majority: Jewish Attitudes towards the Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth and Interaction with Poles // Polin. Vol.IV. Oxford, 1989. P. 31–41.
305. Ronne L.v., Simon H. Die fruheren und gegenwartigen Verhaltnisse der Juden in den sammtlichen Landestheilen des Preussischen Staates. Breslau, 1843.
306. Scheikevitch A. Alexandre ler et 1'Heresie Sabbatiste // Revue d'histoire moderne et contemporaine. 1956. Vol.111. P. 223–235.
307. Schreimer S. Alexander I. und die Bekehrung der Juden: der Ukas vom 25 marz 1817 // Judaica. 1977. Vol.XXXIII. P. 59–67.
308. Schwarzfuchs S. Napoleon, the Jews and the Sanhedrin. L., 1979.
309. Selzer M. The Wineskin and the Wizard. N.Y, 1970.
310. Seiferth W. Synagogue and Church in the Middle Ages. N.Y, 1970.
311. Shatzky J. An Attempt at Jewish Colonization in the Kingdom of Poland // YIVO Annual of Jewish Social Science. 1946. Vol. 1. P. 44–63.
312. Shulvass M.A. Jewish Culture in Eastern Europe. The Classical Period. N.Y, 1975.
313. Simon Dubnov: The Man and His Work. Ed. by A. Steinberg. Paris, 1963.
314. Slutsky Y, Bobe M. On the History of the Jews in Russia at the End of the Eighteenth Century (Three Documents) // He-avar. 1972. Vol. XIX. P. 78–80 (иврит).
315. Soifer P.E. The Bespectacled Cossak: S.A.Bershadskii (1850–1896) and the Development ofRusso-Jewish Historiography. Ph.D. Dissertation. Pennsylvania State University, 1975.
316. Sombart W. The Jews and Modern Capitalism. Glencoe, IL, 1951.
317. Sorkin D. Moses Mendellsohn and the Religious Enlightenment. L., 1996.
318. Springer A. Enlightened Despotism and Jewish Reform: Prussia, Austria and Russia // California Slavic Studies. 1980. Vol. XI. P. 237–267.
319. Springer A. Gavriil Derzhavin's Jewish Reform Project of 1800 // CASS. 1976. Vol. X. №1. P. 1–24.
320. Springer A. The Public Career and Political Views of Gavriil Derzhavin. Ph.D. Dissertation. University of California at Los Angeles, 1971.
321. Stampfer Sh. The 1764 Census of Polish Jewry // Bar-Ilan: Annual of Bar-Ilan University Studies in Judaica and the Humanities. Vol. XXIV-XXV. Ramat-Gan, 1989. P. 41–59.
322. Stanislawski M. Tsar Nicholas I and the Jews: The Transformation of Jewish Society in Russia, 1825–1855. Philadelphia, 1983.
323. Stanley J. The Politics of the Jewish Question in the Duchy of Warsaw, 1807–1813 //JSS. 1982. Vol.XLIV. P. 47–62.
324. Starr J. The Jews in the Byzantine Empire, 641–1204. N.Y, 1939.
325. Stillschweig K. Jewish Assimilation as an Object of Legislation //HJ. 1946. Vol. VIII. №1. P.I-18.
326. Stillschweig K. Nationalism and Autonomy among East European Jewry // HJ. 1944. Vol.VI. №1. P. 28–68.
327. Strakhovsky L.I. Constitutional Aspects of the Imperial Russian Government's Policy toward National Minorities // JMH. 1941. Vol.XIII. №4. P. 467–492.
328. Szajkowski Z. Autonomy and Communal Jewish Debts during the French Revolution. N.Y, 1959.
329. Ta– Shma I.M. On the History of the Jews in Twelfth-and Thirteenth-Century Poland // Polin. Vol.X. L., 1997. P. 287–318.
330. Tama D. Collection des Proces-Verbaux et Decisions du Grand Sanhedrin. Paris, 1807.
331. Tama D. ed. Transactions of the Parisian Sanhedrin, or Acts of the Assembly of Israelitish Deputies of France and Italy convoked at Paris by an Imperial and Royal Decree, Dated May 30. L., 1807.
332. Tazbir J.Images of the Jew in the Polish Commonwealth // Polin. Vol.IV. Oxford, 1989. P. 18–30.
333. Tazbir J. Die Reformation in Polen und das Judentum // JGO. 1983. Vol.XXXI. №3. P. 386–400.
334. Teimanas D.B. L'Autonomie des communautes juives en Pologne aux XVI etXVII siecles. Paris, 1933.
335. Thackeray F.W. Antecedents of Revolution: Alexander I and the Polish Kingdom. Boulder, CO, 1980.
336. Thaden B.C. Russia's Western Borderlands, 1710–1870. Princeton, 1984.
337. Torke H.J. Continuity and Change in the Relations between Bureaucracy and Society in Russia // CASS. 1971. Vol.V. №4. p. 457–476.
338. Tractenberg J. The Devil and the Jews. L., 1943.
339. Trunk I. The Council of the Province of White Russia // YIVO. Annual of Jewish Social Science. 1956–1957. Vol.XI. P. 188–210.
340. Tugan-Baranovskii M.I. The Russian Factory in the Nineteenth Century. Homewood, IL, 1970.
341. Universal Jewish Encyclopedia. 10 vols. N.Y, 1939–1943.
342. Vemadski G. The Heresy of the Judaizers and the Policies of Ivan III of Moscow // Speculum. 1933. Vol.VII. №4. P. 436–448.
343. Vemadski G. Kievan Russia. New Haven, 1959.
344. Walter H. Moses Mendelssohn, Critic and Philosopher. N.Y, 1930.
345. Wandycz P.S. The Lands of Partitioned Poland, 1795–1918. Seattle, 1974.
346. Wamer E.A. The Russian Folk Theatre. The Hague and Paris, 1977.
347. Weinryb B.D. (Weinryb, Sucher Berek). The Beginnings of East European Jewry in Legend and Historiography // Studies and Essays in Honor of Abraham A.Neuman. Leiden, 1962. P. 445–502.
348. Weinryb B.D. The Jews of Poland. Philadelphia, 1973.
349. Weinryb B.D. Neueste Wirtschaftsgeschichte der Juden in Russland und Polen. Breslau, 1934.
350. Weintraub W. Tolerance and Intolerance in Old Poland // Canadian Slavonic Papers. 1971. Vol.XIII. P. 21–44.
351. Wieczynski J.L. Archbishop Gennadius and the West: The Impact of Catholic Ideas upon the Church of Novgorod // CFSS. 1972. Vol.VI. №3. P. 374–389.
352. Wilensky M.L. Hasidic-Mitnaggedic Polemics in the Jewish Communities of Eastern Europe: The Hostile Phase / G.D.Hundert. Essential papers on Hasidism: Origins to Present. N.Y. and L., 1991. Р. 244–271.
353. Wishnitzer M. A History of Jewish Crafts and Guilds. N.Y., 1965.
354. Wortman R.S. The Development of a Russian Legal. Consciousness. Chicago – L., 1976.
355. Yaney G.L. The Systematisation of Russian Government. Urbana, Chicago-L., 1973.
356. Zacek J.C. The Russian Bible Society and the Russian Orthodox Church // Church History. 1966. December. Vol. XXXV. P. 421–423.
357. Zienkowska K. «The Jews have killed a tailor.» The Sociopolitical Background of a Pogrom in Warsaw in 1790 // Polin. Vol. III. Oxford, 1988. P. 78–101.
358. Zinberg I. A History of Jewish Literature. Vol. IX. Cincinnati and N.Y., 1976.
359. Zipperstein S.J. The Jews of Odessa: A Cultural History, 1794–1881. Stanford, 1985.
360. Zuk A. A Mobile Class. The Subjective Element in the Social Perception of Jews: The Example of Eighteenth Century // Polin. Vol.11. Oxford, 1987. P. 163–178.
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