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Some information to the history of the Pochep case of prince A.D. Menshikov
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Some information to the history of the Pochep case of prince A.D. Menshikov
Annotation
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S0869544X0015972-2-
DOI
10.31857/S0869544X0015972-2
Publication type
Article
Status
Published
Authors
Marina Nakishova 
ORCID: 0000-0002-2115-1663
Occupation: Junior researcher of the Laboratory for Studying Primary Sources
Affiliation: Ural Federal University named after the first President of Russia B.N. Yeltsin
Address: Yekaterinburg, Russia
Edition
Issue 4
Pages
40-59
Abstract

The article regards business and personal ties of prince A.D. Menshikov in the context of the investigation of the Pochep case. By analyzing the epistolary sources, the author examines the mechanisms used by the prince to obtain support and intercession. Menshikov's ties with three groups of persons are considered in separated blokes: the Ukraine elite, members of the Senate and officials of the Foreign Collegium, as well as Peter I confidants who were formally or informally involved in the Pochep case (especially the head of Cabinet A.V. Makarov and the Empress Catherine). The author makes a conclusion about the role and effectiveness of Menshikov's business and personal ties established in the course of the Pochep case. It is also emphasized that these ties influenced the position of Peter I, whose final resolution was supposed to bring the trial to an end.

Keywords
Pochep case, Pochep, social ties, land surveying, A.D. Menshikov
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20.07.2021
Date of publication
06.08.2021
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