Spatial Scenarios in the History of the Romanov Empire

Abstract The wide-ranging spaces of Russia in its various guises have not always been reflected in historical narratives, which for many years focused on Moscow and St. Petersburg. This viewpoint piece focuses on how the entangled histories approach could be applied to tell the empire’s story without telling an imperial story. It ends with asking which vertical threads from the center are necessary to weave together a coherent narrative.

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Slavic Review
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1017/slr.2025.10200
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Soviet and Russian History
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Spatial Scenarios in the History of the Romanov Empire

Susan Smith‐Peter
Slavic Review
Soviet and Russian History
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Spatial Scenarios in the History of the Romanov Empire

Susan Smith‐Peter
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Abstract The wide-ranging spaces of Russia in its various guises have not always been reflected in historical narratives, which for many years focused on Moscow and St. Petersburg. This viewpoint piece focuses on how the entangled histories approach could be applied to tell the empire’s story without telling an imperial story. It ends with asking which vertical threads from the center are necessary to weave together a coherent narrative.

Slavic ReviewVol. 84(2)
College of Staten Island (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 64%
Soviet and Russian History
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