ChemInform Abstract: SYNTHESIS OF EPOXYTRIFLUOROPROPANENITRILE

Kartsov, S. V.; Sokolov, L. F.; Sass, V. P.; Sokolov, S. V.

doi:10.1002/chin.197924202

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“…32 Even Ignatiev had second thoughts and was not supportive of Russian military intervention, although he did endorse the use of diplomacy and, if possible, a European conference that would stop the bloodshed and settle the conflict. 33 The careful policy of Russia throughout 1876 did not allay the fears of Vienna and London, despite the attempts of ambassadors Novikov and Shuvalov, respectively. Novikov was a distinguished Slav specialist but as a diplomat he was anti-Pan-Slav.…”

Section: Peaceful Interventionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…When the Balkan uprisings occurred, various currents in Russia's educated society supported them in the hope that liberty would arrive at home as well. 96 Educated society increasingly criticized absolutism, which it regarded as responsible for the backwardness and other problems of the country in comparison with most of Europe. There was a widening gap between the authoritarian state and 'unruly' society.…”

Section: Public Opinion In Russian and Russian-british-american Entanmentioning

confidence: 99%

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The Balkan crisis of 1875–78 and Russia

Heraclides¹,

Dialla²

2017

Humanitarian Intervention in the Long Nineteenth Century

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In this chapter our focus will be wider. It will include other aspects of humanitarian intervention and not only diplomatic exchanges and the views of major protagonists. We will attempt to pinpoint the elements of a rising Russian and European sense of identification and empathy with the suffering. Moreover, we will trace the links and vehicles through which the suffering of 'strangers' in the unknown Balkans (the 'Christian East' of the Asian Department of the Russian Foreign Ministry) were brought to the attention of the wider Russian public and not only to elite circles. We will also include the contemporary critique of Russia's policy and the questioning of whether its humanitarian motives were pure. Russian foreign policy and the Eastern Question, 1856-78

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Section: Peaceful Interventionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Public Opinion In Russian and Russian-british-american Entanmentioning

confidence: 99%