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Ambiguous loyalty to the Russian Tsar: the universities of Dorpat and Helsinki as nation building institutions

Ambivalente Loyalität gegenüber dem Russischen Zar: die Universitäten von Dorpat und Helsinki als Institutionen des Nation Building

'Despite several attempts in the eighteenth century to re-establish the University of Dorpat, the Baltic Germans succeeded only in 1802 in re-founding this precious institution meant for the education of the local German-speaking elite. The Baltic German nobility had power over the whole area, ruling it in political, religious, economic and cultural respect. In return for their numerous privileges…

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Skaberen

  • Dhondt, Pieter

Emne

  • History
  • Social History, Historical Social Research
  • post-socialist country
  • state formation
  • education
  • German language
  • loyalty
  • subject of study
  • university
  • eighteenth century
  • …
  • Historie
  • Uddannelse
  • Svømmefødder

Type af genstand

  • Zeitschriftenartikel