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2 (10) 2016 Петербургский Исторический Исследования По Российской И Всеобщей Истории Редакционная Коллегия: Журнал № 2 (10) 2016 Ответственный Редактор – Д.И.Н Санкт-Петербургский институт истории Российской академии наук ПЕТЕРБУРГСКИЙ ИСТОРИЧЕСКИЙ ЖУРНАЛ исследования по российской и всеобщей истории № 2 (10) 2016 Петербургский Исторический исследования по российской и всеобщей истории Редакционная коллегия: Журнал № 2 (10) 2016 Ответственный редактор – д.и.н. А. И. Рупасов (Санкт-Петербургский институт истории РАН) Учредитель Редакционный совет: Секретариат Члены редколлегии: Санкт-Петербургский институт истории РАН д-р Я. Валге (университеты Тарту и Таллина) Ответственный секретарь – К. А. Тарасов к.филол.н. Д. В. Кейер (Санкт-Петербургский 197110, Санкт-Петербург, профессор Т. Вихавайнен (Хельсинкский (Санкт-Петербургский институт истории институт истории РАН) ул. Петрозаводская, д. 7 университет) РАН) Тел. (812)235-41-98 д.и.н., профессор А. К. Гаврилов (Санкт- А. А. Ефимов к.и.н. 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Петрозаводская, д. 7 д.и.н. (Санкт-Петербургский ПИ № ФС77—64510 Тел. (812)622-01-23 институт истории РАН) д.и.н., профессор М. В. Ходяков (Санкт- от 31.12.2015 Петербургский государственный университет) Издается с 2014 г. д.и.н. С. Е. Эрлих (Генеральный директор из- Выходит 4 раза в год дательства «Нестор-История») © Санкт-Петербургский институт истории Российской академии наук, 2015 ISSN 2311-603Х © Издательство «Нестор-История», 2015 • П. В. Кононов Монастырские слуги по приходо-расходным книгам Соловецкого монастыря ХVI в. ............................................................................................... 131 • Е. Н. Швейковская Александр Ильич Копанев (1915–1990): Служение истории ........................................... 139 • С. В. Стрельников К вопросу о дублетности информации о вкладах в монастырской документации ............................................................................ 155 Публикации • А. Н. Пермякова Содержание Записка графа Петра Толстого о ссылке в Соловецкий монастырь ....................... 166 • П. В. Федотов Русские сотрудники учебных заведений Императорского История России Православного Палестинского общества на Ближнем Востоке. Двенадцать писем (1892–1914 гг.) • П. В. Седов из архива А. А. Дмитриевского в ОР РНБ ...................................................................... 174 К истории ранней биографии «генералиссимуса» • В. А. Орав Алексея Семеновича Шеина .....................................................................................................6 «Итоги финансовой деятельности… крайне неудовлетворительны»: • П. Н. Базанов Докладная записка о финансовом положении Русский эмигрант Н.И. Ульянов — колхозов Ленинградской области (1949 г.) ..................................................................... 191 сотрудник Института истории АН СССР ..........................................................................17 Сообщения Всеобщая история • В. С. Измозик • А. О. Пеганов Фабрикация «покушения» на С.М. Кирова .................................................................... 212 Пропаганда или тайная дипломатия? Идея заключения Венгрией сепаратного мира с Антантой Хроника научной жизни в начале Первой мировой войны (осень 1914 — лето 1915 г.) .....................................32 • Т. В. Андреева, Т. Н. Жуковская, П. В. Ильин, К. Г. Боленко • J. Gierowska-Kałłaur Всероссийская научная конференция «Александр I. Трагедия реформатора: The case of Vilnius. The case of Klaipėda. люди в судьбах реформ, реформы в судьбах людей» ................................................... 217 Excerpts from Polish/Lithuanian relations ............................................................................52 • M.-L. Tammela Estonian communists in prisoner exchanges between Рецензии the Republic of Estonia and Soviet Russia in 1921–1923 ..................................................66 • Е. Н. Мещерская • И. И. Баринов Возрождение. Академик И. Ю. Крачковский и христианский Восток ................. 236 Феномен «Ост» в политической философии национал-социализма ...............................80 • А. Я. Массов • М. Н. Малашевская Рецензия на монографию: Скоробогатых Н. С. История Австралии. Политика Японии на российском направлении во второй половине 1990-х гг.: ХХ век / Отв. ред. В. П. Николаев; инфраструктурные проекты Судзуки Мунэо (1995–2000 гг.) ............................................95 Институт востоковедения РАН. М.: ИВ РАН, 2015. 452 с. ....................................... 243 • А. И. Богомолов Семинар памяти А. И. Копанева Рецензия на книгу: Всемирное культурное наследие: Учебник / Под ред. Н. М. Боголюбовой, В. И. Фокина; • З. В. Дмитриева, А. А. Селин СПбГУ. СПб.: Изд-во СПбГУ, 2015. 368 с. ...................................................................... 249 Конференция по изучению и изданию массовых источников XVI–XI вв. .................. 104 • О. А. Абеленцева Аннотации ........................................................................................................................................ 259 Описания вотчины Успенского Тихвинского монастыря в Николаевском Шунгском погосте Обонежской пятины Abstracts ........................................................................................................................................... 271 Новгородского уезда в первой четверти XVII в. ................................................................. 108 Сведения об авторах ................................................................................................................... 282 З. В. Дмитриева • Contacts of authors ....................................................................................................................... 284 Александр Ильич Копанев как археограф ................................................................................121 Требования к публикации статей и материалов ............................................................... 286 УДК 94(47).05 П. В. Седов 7 Имеющиеся жизнеописания А. С. Шеина есть своего рода предыстория того, как он стал генералиссимусом. В последнее время факт присвоения ему этого звания подвергается сомнению2. Скорее всего, звание генералиссиму- са А. С. Шеин имел во время Второго азовского похода не в качестве чина, а по должности, т. е. так Петр велел именовать главнокомандующего. По окон- чании похода А. С. Шеин утратил и само звание. Поэтому первым генералисси- мусом в полном значении слова следует считать всё же А. Д. Меншикова. Независимо от того, можно ли считать А. С. Шеина генералиссимусом в сов- ременном смысле, его биография представляет интерес сама по себе. Характер Алексея Семеновича сложился еще до рождения Петра I, и без учета большей П. В. Седов части жизни этого известного деятеля XVII в. о нем невозможно составить сколько-нибудь верного и всестороннего представления. Прадед Алексея Семеновича — боярин Михаил Борисович — был казнен в 1634 г., после окончания русско-польской войны, по обвинению «в измене». К истории ранней биографии Историки до сих пор спорят: действительно ли ошибки боярина М. Б. Шеи- «генералиссимуса» на сыграли решающую роль в поражении русской армии под Смоленском или главный воевода стал жертвой интриг его недругов в Думе и общих недостат- Алексея Семеновича Шеина ков военной системы Московского государства XVII в. В любом случае, казнь М. Б. Шеина «за измену» сказалась на его потомках. Сын казненного бояри- Историческое повествование часто представляет собой череду собы- на, стольник Иван Михайлович Шеин, вместе с матерью Марией Михайлов- тий, в которой лишь мелькают упоминания о связанных с ними людях. ной (вдовой казненного боярина) и женой Марией Борисовной были сосла- Может возникнуть иллюзия, что сами события находятся
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