DMITRI DONSKOI

dəmēˈtrē dənskoiˈ, 1350–89, Russian hero, grand duke of Moscow (1359–89). He successfully resisted Lithuanian attempts to invade Moscow, and was the first Russian prince since the Mongol conquest who dared to wage open war on the Tatars. His great victory at Kulikovo (1380) made him a popular Russian hero, but the Tatars regained their overlordship by their successful surprise attack on Moscow in 1382.

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...Postcommunist Consciousness EDITED BY DMITRI N. SHALIN University of Nevada-Las...Postcommunism--Russia Federation I. Shalin, Dmitri N. DK510.762.R87 1996 306.0947--dc20...and Change in Russian Culture , Dmitri N. Shalin 1...
...about its intent to salvage the Dmitri Donskoi cruiser, having generously ascribed...company hadnt bothered to check the Dmitri Donskoi s specifications. In fact, she...and the cruisers Aurora and Dmitri Donskoi led by Admiral Virenius was hastily...
...insurrection against the occupying Mongols. Even when Dmitri Donskoi, Prince of Moscow, managed to persuade many of the...Mongols, an effort which led to the crushing defeat which Dmitri inflicted upon them in 1380 on the field of Kulikovo...
...as absolutely, with time. Thus, Dmitri Donskoi left his eldest son one-third...and that of Moscow rose, it was Dmitri Donskoi of Moscow who in 1380 destroyed...swear allegiance to his infant son Dmitri at the time of the tsars grave...
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...Aleksei Mikhailovich (1645-1676), Dmitrii Donskoi (1359-1389), Ivan the Terrible...1811-1877), Timofei Savvich Morozov, Dmitri Pavlovich Shipov, Pavel (1832-1898...Together with his brother Sergei, Dmitri Pavlovich Shipov were declasse...
...okhotnichego promysla u aborigenov Severo-Zapadnoi Yakutii. In Sotsialnoe i etnicheskoe razvitie narodov Severo-Vostoka RF, eds. R. F. Donskoi and V. A. Robbeck, pp. 60-4. Yakutsk: Yakutskoe knizhnoe izdatelstvo. Notes (1.) An ethnonym used in the pre-Soviet era for...
...mind how, for spectators across Europe in the late 1930s, the great Soviet films (say, the Maxim Gorky trilogy of Mark Donskoi) epitomized the authentic sense of human solidarity. In one of the Soviet films about the Civil War in igig, Bolsheviks...


 

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...School of Free Market Patriotism" designed to educate the future business elite in the spirit of the medieval hero Dmitri Donskoi. Magnates talk openly about strengthening their control over the president in the national interest. Boris Nemtsov...


 

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DMITRI DONSKOI d me tre d nskoi , 1350 89, Russian hero, grand duke of Moscow (1359 89). He successfully resisted Lithuanian attempts to invade...
KULIKOVO, BATTLE OF koolyiko v , 1380, victory of Grand Duke Dmitri Donskoi of Moscow over Khan Mamai of the Golden Horde . The battle was fought on a plain by the Don near the present village of Kurkino...
...and Asian civilization. Internecine warfare among the Tatar leaders and attempts by the Russian princes, such as Dmitri Donskoi , to end tributary payments contributed to the decline of the Empire of the Golden Horde in the late 14th cent. The...
...other cities. After the victory of Dmitri Donskoi (reigned 1359 89) over the Tatars...appearance of pretenders (see Dmitri ) and the intervention of foreign...1612, Russian forces led by Prince Dmitri Pozharski took Moscow, and in 1613...
...see Moscow, grand duchy of ). During the rule of Dmitri Donskoi the first stone walls of the Kremlin were built (1367...the leadership of Kuzma Minin (a butcher) and Prince Dmitri Pozharski , attacked the Polish garrison and forced...
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