Filjushkin, A. I. Mythology and realities of the battle of Nevel, 1562

Title of the article Mythology and realities of the battle of Nevel, 1562
Authors Filyushkin, Alexander Ilyich — Professor, Doctor of Historical Sciences, St. Petersburg State University, St. Petersburg, Russia, Адрес электронной почты защищен от спам-ботов. Для просмотра адреса в вашем браузере должен быть включен Javascript., OrcID http://orcid.org/0000-0003-2456-7514, Scopus ID 55336577600, Researcher ID F-9139-2013, SPIN-код 1117-2468, AuthorID 202961
In the section  Fontes / Historical Sources
Year 2012 Issue  1 Pages  197-202
Type of article RAR Index UDK   Index BBK  
Abstract
The Author considers the sources about the battle of Nevel in 1562. The battle of Nevel wasin the August, 1562, between the Russian troops (commander was the Prince Andrej Kurbsky) and Polishand Lithuianian troops. There was no the fighting as such a great battle, but were some small affairs. Russians had taken prisoners, but couldn’t shatter the enemies. But one year later, at the Sejm in Warsaw in theNovember, 1563, this shooting incident was represented as a grandiose victory of Poles over Muscovites. The Myth about such victory was necessary for the rise of fighting spirit of Polish and Lithuanian troops,which had been lost after the loss of Polotsk in 1563. This Myth was developed in the main Polish Chroniclesabout Livonian War (M. Stryjkovsky, M. Belsky) and another narrative. From these texts it gets to a place in the historiography.
Keywords  Nevel, Livonian War, Prince Aldrej Kurbsky, Matsej Stryjkovsky, Martin Belsky
Full text version of the article. Article language  Russian
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