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To analyze Russian officers and officials' perceptions of Polish soldiers who defected during the 1863–1864 Polish Uprising.

March 8, 2026Исторический журнал научные исследованияOpen Access

Polish Uprising Participants (1863-1864) in the Russian Officers and Officials' Perception

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ESElena Vital'evna Starikova ASAlexander Pavlovich Shevyrev

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Qualitative analysis reveals conflicting views of Polish soldier defectors among Russian officers, suggesting complex loyalties and national identity issues.

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To analyze Russian officers and officials' perceptions of Polish soldiers who defected during the 1863–1864 Polish Uprising.
Historical and anthropological approach
Critical analysis of personal documents
Examination of memoirs and diaries of Russian officers
Focus on participants in the uprising suppression and service in the Kingdom of Poland
Finding contradictory attitudes towards Polish defectors among Russian officers
Officer condemnations of treason juxtaposed with understanding of motivations
Identification of the conflict as having interethnic war characteristics
Highlights of complex feelings, from sympathy to condemnation

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Starikova et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69acc59c32b0ef16a405015d https://doi.org/10.7256/2454-0609.2026.1.74468

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Qualitative analysis reveals conflicting views of Polish soldier defectors among Russian officers, suggesting complex loyalties and national identity issues.

Polish Uprising Participants (1863-1864) in the Russian Officers and Officials' Perception

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Polish Uprising Participants (1863-1864) in the Russian Officers and Officials' Perception

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