What links to “Russian Empire”
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- Galay Yury Grigoryevich… periods, the relationship between the pre-reform judicial system and the administrative-police bodies of the Russian Empire, and the legislative and practical problems of poor relief and charity in pre-revolutionary Russia. Author …
- Honorary Citizen of Nizhny Novgorod… person; the names of recipients are recorded in chronological order in the city's Book of Honor [2]. In the Russian Empire, "honorary citizen" also denoted a distinct estate of urban commoners who enjoyed certain privileges — …
- Installation of a Monument to Dmitry Zamyatnin on Bolshaya Pokrovskaya (2026)… 28, 2026, the installation of a monument to Dmitry Nikolayevich Zamyatnin — Minister of Justice of the Russian Empire (1864–1867) and a native of Nizhny Novgorod Governorate — began on Bolshaya Pokrovskaya Street in Nizhny …
- LyskovoFrom the 18th century, the village of Lyskovo was one of the largest grain-trading centers in the Russian Empire. Cottage industries flourished: tools, anchors, bells, buttons, needlework goods, caskets with secret …
- Mariinsky Women's Gymnasium… as the Nizhny Novgorod Mariinsky Women's School of the First Class; on 25 July 1869, by a decree of the Russian Empire, it was granted the name "Mariinsky Women's Gymnasium." [1] The gymnasium was located on Ilyinskaya Street …
- NITEL… brought on a serious crisis for the young firm. Siemens & Halske was effectively saved by orders from the Russian Empire. In 1853 the firm began building the Russian telegraph network, completed two years later. The network …
- Nizhny Novgorod GovernorateNizhny Novgorod Governorate — an administrative-territorial formation of the 17th–20th centuries within the Russian Empire, centered in Nizhny Novgorod.
- Nizhny Novgorod Ostrog… they were "imperially approved" on 8 May 1820. This is also stated in the Complete Collection of Laws of the Russian Empire (Collection I, Vol. 37, 1830), where it is noted that a prison building in Kharkov was being constructed …
- Pikshen… Believers and free rivermen, Povetluzhye was called by Lomonosov one of the most mysterious places of the Russian Empire. And Lake Svetloyar has always served as the keeper of the "radiant city", while the settlement beside it …
- ProjectProzhekt — the name used in the Russian Empire for a document containing radical proposals and innovations. In the present-day world the word is applied …
- Provincial ArchitectProvincial architect — Russian Empire, existing in the provinces during the pre-revolutionary period. Nizhny Novgorod Governorate it was held by …
- Sergei WitteSergey Yulyevich Witte (June 17, 1849, Tiflis — March 13, 1915, Petrograd) was a prominent statesman of the Russian Empire, born into a family of Baltic Germans. He served as Minister of Railways (February–August 1892), Minister …
- Sirotkin Dmitry VasilyevichSteamship Company Volga, Russian Empire, Nizhny Novgorod State Art Museum
- Termal… Novgorod Exhibition, the Kurbatov Plant's signboard was adorned with the image of the state coat of arms of Russian Empire. [5]
- The Clock Tower by the State Bank… function is tied to a city legend about the ceremonial arrival in the city of the last Emperor of the Russian Empire.
- The February RevolutionCity Duma, having heard a report from its chairman D.V. Sirotkin on events in the country, greeted the overthrow of the autocracy and the formation of a new government — the Provisional Committee …
- Vorsma… produced knives, scissors, cutlery, surgical instruments, and edged weapons that made it famous throughout Russian Empire [1] [6]. Vorsma became a workers' settlement in the second half of the 1920s, and a town in 1955 [1] [11]. …