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(1965): 144‐156; Alexander Nikitenko, The Diary of a Russian Censor: Aleksandr Nikitenko trans.
Helen Saltz Jacobson (Amherst: The University of Massachusetts Press, 1975) 109; Louis Pedrotti,
“The Scandal of Countess Rostopchina’s Polish‐Russian Allegory.” Slavic and East European
Journal, 30,2 (1986): 196‐214.
9
Rostopchina, Semeinaia Khronika, 9, 13‐14, 53.
10
Paul Britten Austin, 1812. Napoleon in Moscow (Croydon, United Kingdom: Frontline Books,
1995); Dominic Lieven, Russia Against Napoleon (New York: Penguin Books, 2009); Alexander
Mikaberidze, The Burning of Moscow: Napoleon’s Trial by Fire 1812 (South Yorkshire: Pen &
Sword, 2014); Militsa Vasil’evna Nechkina Moskva v 1812 godu. Stenogramma publichnoi lektsii,
prochitannoi 21 fevralia 1947 goda v Lektsionnom zale v Moskva. (Moskva: “Pravda”, 1947); Daria
Olivier, The Burning of Moscow 1812 trans. Michael Heron (London: George Allen & Unwin Ltd.,
1966); Adam Zamoyski, 1812: Napoleon’s Fatal March on Moscow (London: Harper Collins
Publishers, 2004).
11
Graf Feodor V. Rostopchin, Pravda o Pozhare Moskvy trans. Aleksadr Volkov (Moskva:
Universitetskaia Tipografiia, 1823), 8‐9.
12
Rostopchina, Semeinaia Khronika, pp. 52‐53.
13
Ibid., pp. 8‐9.
14
Ibid., pp. 35, 36.
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