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Issues of Theory and Practice
. Tambov: Gramota, 2017. № 9. P. 61-64.
SCIENTIFIC AREA:    Historical Sciences and Archeology
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ACTIVITY OF ALL-ZEMSTVO FOOD ASSISTANCE ORGANIZATION AS COVERED BY THE BRITISH PRESS (1905-1907)

Galkin Pavel Vladimirovich, Lovyagin Nikolai Vital'evich
State University of Humanities and Social Studies in Kolomna


Abstract. The article examines British perception of activity of the All-zemstvo Charitable Food Assistance Organization in the period of hunger of 1905-1907. British correspondents were shocked by the scale of disaster in Russia and insufficient efforts of the government to minimize consequences of hunger. At the same time British journalists highly appreciated zemstvo activity to organize canteens and bakeries, to distribute allowances and to sell food at low prices.
Key words and phrases: британские газеты, голод, правительство, Общеземская организация, продовольственно-благотворительная помощь, British newspapers, hunger, government, All-zemstvo Organization, charitable food assistance
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