Примеры использования Baltic provinces на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Education- History- Baltic provinces- Documents and materials.
In autumn 1867 Dixon travelled through the Baltic provinces.
And all the other Baltic provinces, Lithuania and Courland and so on.
Among these was a large part of the collection of the Society for History and Archaeology of Russia's Baltic Provinces.
The Baltic provinces retained their special status until the late 19th century.
The last plan for a military recovery of the Baltic provinces was made in 1720, but this one too was not executed.
In 1836 the Church was given a more advanced status andit becomes the first Orthodox Church in Baltic provinces.
During the reign of Alexander III(1881- 1894) the Baltic provinces finally lost their special autonomous status.
He thereupon became secretary to the wealthy Russian Ephraim,traveling with him through the Baltic Provinces.
The transfer of the Baltic provinces marked the end of Sweden's and the beginning of Russia's time as a great power.
The second half of the 19th Century was characterised by the rapid development of capitalism in Russia,including the Baltic provinces.
The Baltic provinces retained their special status within the Russian Empire until tsar Nicholas I started to implement Russification policies in the 1840s.
Under Alexander I in 1803 was issued a decree on free cultivators, andin 1816-1819 serfdom was abolished in the Baltic provinces.
A group of deputies of the First State Duma from the Kingdom of Poland, the Baltic provinces and right-bank Ukraine[Izomaterial]: photo.
The case contains documents related to the consideration of the language teaching history andgeography in private educational institutions of the Kingdom of the Polish and Baltic provinces.
The case contains documents related to educational andlanguage policies in the Baltic provinces and the Kingdom of Poland in early XX century.
The case contains documents,related to the consideration of the question of the language of instruction in private agricultural educational institutions of the Kingdom of the Polish and Baltic provinces.
Russian imperial practices varied significantly from the Baltic provinces to Turkestan as did the British rule from the Raj to the dominions.
The case of the introduction of the Russian language in the management of the presence of military conscription of the Baltic provinces: February 12- April 13, 1882.
The case of the duty of the presence of seats in the Baltic provinces to accept applications written in Russian or in local dialects: March 22, 1882- January 20, 1883.
On the authorization of teaching in private agricultural educational institutions of the Kingdom of the Polish and Baltic provinces in Polish and Lithuanian languages[Case]: June 25- July 2.
On the duty of the presence sites in the Baltic provinces to accept petitions written in Russian or in local dialects[Delo]: started March 18, 1882: Highest approved on January 11, 1883- 1882-1883.
The case contains documents related to the consideration of the duty of the presence sites in the Baltic provinces to accept applications written in Russian or in local dialects.
The favourable geographical position of the Baltic provinces, their sea ports through which Russia's intensive trading with the West was conveyed as well as the railways connecting the local enterprises with the Russian market and sources of raw material- all these factors attracted overseas capital.
On the authorization of teaching in private institutions of the Kingdom of the Polish and Baltic provinces of history and geography in Polish and Lithuanian languages[Case]: June 23- July 2.
Dumas on providing pupils with 4 private secondary educational institutions,held by noble societies of the Baltic provinces, the right to take certain final examinations in German; on the telegram of Okhotsky's priest on the permission to teach arithmetic in the educational institutions of the Warsaw Academic District in Polish and Lithuanian[Delo]: February 15-October 7.
On 30 August 1721, the Treaty of Nystad formalized Russia's acquisition of the Baltic provinces and the respective capitulations in articles IX, X, XI and XII.
The history of the Museum is closely tied to the activities of the society for the study of the history and antiquity of the Baltic Provinces of Russia(founded in 1834), the Riga society for the study of nature(1845), the literary-practical citizens' society(1802), and the association of practicing doctors of Riga(1822).
Once the main Swedish army was gone, Russian forces were able to regroup andconquered most of the plague-stricken Baltic provinces until 1710, when the last Swedish strongholds Riga, Reval and Pernau capitulated.
Enjoying the unlimited favor of Pavel I, for three years(1798-1801)he served as the military governor of Saint Petersburg, the governor of the Baltic provinces, the inspector of 6 military districts, the Grand Chancellor of the Maltese order, the chief director of mail, a member of the Imperial Council and of the Board of Foreign Affairs.