The History of the Fatherland. 1160 Years of Russian Statehood

This book is the stages of the great journey our country has undergone over 1160 years of its history. Events, dates, rulers, peaks of creativity, victories and defeats, conquests and losses, achievements of the best representatives of its people - all this is collected in one book. And the rich documentary illustrative material allows one to see firsthand the long and glorious historical path of our state. Thousands of worthy individuals have shaped the history of our country: rulers, scientists, politicians, artists, all of whom contributed and made our state and our culture what they are today. This book is a chronology of the most important events, from the Tatar-Mongol yoke to World War II, from Andrei Rublev to Malevich's "Black Square." This book will be of interest to anyone who is interested in the history of Russia, the history of the development of Russian statehood, the stages of Russia's formation. The classic serial design will make this book a true ornament on your bookshelf. The series "Russian Imperial Library" is a grand collection of outstanding examples of domestic thought and literature. The editions included in the series represent the best in the great spiritual heritage of our country. These are works created by renowned historians, scholars, and great statesmen dedicated to the thousand-year history of Russia, its culture and art, military glory, centuries-old popular customs, and the deeds of outstanding representatives of our Fatherland. A wonderful opportunity to curate your home library with great works about a great country. Each book in the series is richly illustrated with numerous color and black-and-white illustrations, which fully showcase what constitutes the treasure trove of our country's cultural heritage! Each book in the series will make a magnificent gift: for those who are building a home library of classical works; for those interested in the history of Russia and outstanding personalities; for schoolchildren and students.