• As a liberal city open to the world, Odessa was an aberration by the 19th-century standards of the Russian empire.

    ECONOMIST: Could the famous Black Sea port sparkle again?

  • On the one hand, Poland was dominated by the USSR during the last century, and by the Russian Empire before World War I.

    BBC: Russian Patriarch Kirill makes historic visit to Poland

  • Georgia was divided between the Ottoman and Persian empires for centuries until it became part of the Russian Empire in the 19th century.

    CNN: Georgia: A country in pictures

  • After being conquered by Ivan the Terrible in the 16th century, Kazan, the capital of Tatarstan, was successfully integrated into the Russian empire.

    ECONOMIST: Russia and its regions

  • Vladimir Zhirinovsky, leader of the fascist Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), frequently endorses the restoration of the historical Russia within the boundaries of the Russian empire.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center For Security Policy

  • He has an abiding fascination with the Russian empire and the respects in which it resembled and differed from its British, Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian competitors.

    ECONOMIST: Russian history

  • In 1860 the Finns, already autonomous within the Russian Empire, were granted their own currency, the markka, a foretaste of the independence that would follow in 1917.

    BBC: Coining a new Europe

  • The first occasion demonstrated to the world that Japan had arrived as a legitimate military power with its stunning defeat of the Russian Empire in the Russo-Japanese war of 1904-5.

    FORBES: Japan, Russia Should Look To Each Other

  • The story of his quest to discover Gannibal's identity in places as far-flung as Novoselenginsk on the Chinese border, and Pskov at the other end of the Russian empire, is engagingly told.

    ECONOMIST: 18th-century heroes

  • However, the most noticeable representation of the Russian theme during this fashion week was the show by a Japanese designer, Tadashi Shoji, and his collection of dresses inspired by the fall of the Russian Empire.

    FORBES: New York Fashion Week: Where is Russia?

  • Only after 42 years did the czarist army finally subdue the mountainous region and make it part of the expanding Russian empire, in 1859.

    ECONOMIST: Putin��s proposition

  • The region was absorbed by an expanding Russian Empire in the first half of the 19th century.

    BBC: Karachay-Cherkessia profile

  • In most of the former empire, Russian language and culture are still in headlong retreat.

    ECONOMIST: The Finno-Ugrics

  • Part coming-of-age story and part adventure, Kerbouchard travels from Brittany to Moorish Spain to Central Europe to the Russian Steppes to the Byzantine Empire, and features more than a few exciting action scenes and battles.

    FORBES: The Weekly E-Book Reading List

  • The discord dates back to the 1800s, when an expanding Russian empire managed to wrest control of most of what is modern-day Azerbaijan from Iran.

    FORBES: Tehran Turns Up The Heat (On Azerbaijan)

  • He goes on to argue, in a sweep that extends to Russia's privatisation programmes and left-over Russian communities in every last corner of the ex-Soviet empire, that the failure in Chechnya was symptomatic of a wider decline in Russia.

    ECONOMIST: Russia and Chechnya

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