Right-Belting Ukraine in the State-Legal System of the Russian Empire of the end of the ХVІІІ – first half of the ХІХ Century
Keywords:
Russian Empire, Right-Bank Ukraine, national question, russification
Abstract
The place of the Right Bank of Ukraine in the state and legal
system of the Russian Empire and features of the activities of the
tsarist administration in the given province are shown.
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Shcherbak, N. 1. Right-Belting Ukraine in the State-Legal System of the Russian Empire of the end of the ХVІІІ – first half of the ХІХ Century. Scientific Herald of the National Academy of Internal Affairs. 103, 2 (1), 288-297.
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