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Metody i środki oddziaływania imperiów : ideologia i praktyka polityczna państwa rosyjskiego/sowieckiego/rosyjskiego w latach 1689-2022 ; Means and ways of empires : ideologies and political practices of the Russian/Soviet/Russian states between 1689 and 2022 ; Polityka rosyjska na dawnych terenach Rzeczypospolitej Obojga Narodów – aspekt porównawczy ; Russian Policy in the Former Territories of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth: A Comparative Aspect
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Polska Akademia Nauk, Instytut Historii im. Tadeusza Manteuffla
Instytut Historii im. Tadeusza Manteuffla Polskiej Akademii Nauk
Place of publishing: Date issued/created: Description:p. 121-140 ; Funded by a grant from the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Poland ; Abstracts in Polish and English.
Subject and Keywords:imperialism - Russia - history - 18th century ; Russia - politics and government - 1689-1801 ; Russia - foreign relations - Poland - 18th century ; Poland - foreign relations - Russia - 18th century ; Polish succession, War of, 1733-1738 ; Poland - history - Interregnum, 1733 ; Czartoryski family - political activity ; Potocki family - political activity ; war of the Polish succession ; pacification ; interregnum ; Russia ; Keyserling, Herman Karl von (1697-1764) ; Czartoryskis ; Poniatowski, Stanisław (1676-1762)
Abstract:
After the death of Augustus II, Russiaʼs supporters mostly backed the French candidate for the throne, Stanisław Leszczyński. Russia actively tried to organise a new pro-Russian party. This article examines Russiaʼs policy after establishing a pro-Russian party in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth in 1734-1735. Petersburg regarded the Potocki party as Russiaʼs main enemies in the Commonwealth. After the surrender of Gdańsk, Russia proceeded to build a pro-Russian party from Leszczyńskiʼs former supporters and the Potocki opponents – the Czartoryski party. The policy of St Petersburg was to be implemented by the Russian envoy to Warsaw, Herman Keyserling. “Familia” (the Czartoryski party) was seen as a popular party, highly influential in the Commonwealth, sympathetic to St Petersburg, which would secure Russiaʼs interests for many years. However, it failed to win support for the Czartoryskis from the royal court, which feared the domination of Russian partisans in the Commonwealth.
Historia Rosyjskiego Imperializmu
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Digitizing institution:Institute of History of the Polish Academy of Sciences
Original in:Library of the Institute of History PAS
Projects co-financed by:Ministry of Education and Science
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