The Polish Question in the Russian State Duma

Cienciala, Ann M.; Chmielewski, Edward

doi:10.2307/1851874

The American Historical Review

1974

DOI: 10.2307/1851874

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The Polish Question in the Russian State Duma

Ann M. Cienciala¹,

Edward Chmielewski²

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История Несостоявшегося Альянса: К Вопросу О Взаимоотношениях Мусульман С Российскими Либералами В Конституционный Период

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SUMMARY: Diliara Usmanova’s article is an account of an uneasy relationship between the Kadet party and Muslim fractions in the State Dumas. Usmanova argues that the liberal disregard for minority problems as well as the general shift in political alliances that made the Kadets less attractive allies in terms of influence account for the break between the Kadets and Muslim representatives. The article also looks at projects of a united representation of minorities in the legislature (the fraction of “autonomists”) and analyzes relationships between important minority fractions (e.g., the Polish Kolo).

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История Несостоявшегося Альянса: К Вопросу О Взаимоотношениях Мусульман С Российскими Либералами В Конституционный Период

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From Ethnic Borderland to Catholic Fatherland: The Church, Christian Orthodox, and State Administration in the Chehn Region, 1918-1939

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1998

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In the final diird of the nineteenth century, the Polish-Ruthenian (Ukrainian) borderland in the eastern Lublin and Siedlce gubernias of the Kingdom of Poland became a location of intense ethnic and religious rivalry, a situation not uncommon in numerous borderland regions throughout eastern Europe. At first, Russians and Poles competed for the nationally "malleable" population of the Chelm and Podlasie regions, as this territory was known. After the Russians were evicted from the Kingdom of Poland in 1915, Poles and nationally awakening Ukrainians saw not only distinct portions of the population but also the territory as "theirs."

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История Несостоявшегося Альянса: К Вопросу О Взаимоотношениях Мусульман С Российскими Либералами В Конституционный Период

История Несостоявшегося Альянса: К Вопросу О Взаимоотношениях Мусульман С Российскими Либералами В Конституционный Период

From Ethnic Borderland to Catholic Fatherland: The Church, Christian Orthodox, and State Administration in the Chehn Region, 1918-1939

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