The populist “Going to the People” of 1874 and the children’s crusade of 1212: common elements of eschatological mythmaking: introduction to a series of articles

В статье дается сравнительный анализ элементов эсхатологического мифотворчества в изучении детского крестового похода, движений народников 1870-х годов и народовольцев между 1879-1894 гг.

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Tractus Aevorum
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2025-04-03
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https://doi.org/10.18413/2312-3044-2025-12-1-64-89
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Medieval Literature and History
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The populist “Going to the People” of 1874 and the children’s crusade of 1212: common elements of eschatological mythmaking: introduction to a series of articles

Tractus Aevorum
Medieval Literature and History
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The populist “Going to the People” of 1874 and the children’s crusade of 1212: common elements of eschatological mythmaking: introduction to a series of articles

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Abstract

В статье дается сравнительный анализ элементов эсхатологического мифотворчества в изучении детского крестового похода, движений народников 1870-х годов и народовольцев между 1879-1894 гг.

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