A great scientific tour in the North of Russia
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Освещение различных вопросов, связанных с российско-норвежскими отношениями, традиционно является важным для жителей обоих государств. Возможности представить новые документы и материалы, обсудить значимость многовековых добрососедских связей между Россией и Норвегией, особенно на Севере, предоставляются нечасто. И вот в конце апреля 2018 г. состоялись масштабные научные мероприятия в Никеле и в Мурманске, посвящённые именно этой теме. Так, в течение 3 дней в Никеле проходил научно-практический семинар «Россия, Норвегия и их Севера. Исторические взаимоотношения», а затем в Мурманске — международная конференция «Соседи на Крайнем Севере: исторические связи России и Норвегии». Одним из поводов проведения научных дискуссий стало представление впервые написанной совместно норвежскими и российскими учё-ыми в результате многолетнего мега-проекта в области истории (2008–2016) коллективной монографии «Сближение: Россия и Норвегия в 1814–1917 годах» (ред. Й.П. Нильсен). Книга была издана на русском языке в Москве в ноябре 2017 г. после трёхлетней работы над ней. Она стала переводом монографии, дополненной документами и фотоматериалами, об истории российско-норвежских отношений в XIX — начале XX в., которая первоначально вышла на норвежском языке в Осло (Pax Forlag AS) под названием «Russland kommer nærmere» в 2014 г. English abstract
The coverage of various issues related to the Russian-Norwegian relations has always been important for the residents of both countries. Opportunities to present new documents and materials, to discuss the importance of centuries-old good neighborly relations between Russia and Norway, especially in the North, are not provided often. At the end of April 2018, large-scale scholarly events, devoted specifically to this topic, took place in Nikel and Murmansk. So, a scientific-practical seminar “Russia, Norway and the North. Historical relations” was held in Nikel on April 25 and on the next day in Murmansk the international conference “Neighbors in the Far North: historical ties between Russia and Norway” took place. One of the reasons for these measures was the presentation of the collective monograph “Getting closer: Russia and Norway 1814–1917”. The book was written jointly by Norwegian and Russian historians within the framework of a long-lasting historical megaproject (2008–2015) (led by J.P. Nielsen, AHR, UIT-The Arctic University of Norway). In November 2017 the book was published in Russian in Moscow by the “Ves’ Mir” publishing house after three years of preparation. It is the translation of a monograph, richly illustrated, about the history of Russian-Norwegian relations in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, originally published in Norwegian by the Pax Forlag AS, Oslo under the title “Russland kommer nærmere” in 2014.
The coverage of various issues related to the Russian-Norwegian relations has always been important for the residents of both countries. Opportunities to present new documents and materials, to discuss the importance of centuries-old good neighborly relations between Russia and Norway, especially in the North, are not provided often. At the end of April 2018, large-scale scholarly events, devoted specifically to this topic, took place in Nikel and Murmansk. So, a scientific-practical seminar “Russia, Norway and the North. Historical relations” was held in Nikel on April 25 and on the next day in Murmansk the international conference “Neighbors in the Far North: historical ties between Russia and Norway” took place. One of the reasons for these measures was the presentation of the collective monograph “Getting closer: Russia and Norway 1814–1917”. The book was written jointly by Norwegian and Russian historians within the framework of a long-lasting historical megaproject (2008–2015) (led by J.P. Nielsen, AHR, UIT-The Arctic University of Norway). In November 2017 the book was published in Russian in Moscow by the “Ves’ Mir” publishing house after three years of preparation. It is the translation of a monograph, richly illustrated, about the history of Russian-Norwegian relations in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, originally published in Norwegian by the Pax Forlag AS, Oslo under the title “Russland kommer nærmere” in 2014.
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Northern Arctic Federal UniversityCitation
Tevlina V. & Nielsen, J.P. (2018). Bolshoe naushnoje turne na Severe Rossii (A great scientific tour in the North of Russia). Арктика и Север, 31 [Arctic and North], 109-115. https://doi.org/10.17238/issn2221-2698.2018.31.109Metadata
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