Yevgeny Belov

He graduated from Kazan University in 1849. He taught until 1864. in the province - the geography in Penza, then the history and geography in Saratov, where friends with Kostomarov and Chernyshevsky. Was subsequently subjected to interrogation in the case Chernyshevskogo, and the questioning of a lifetime has left a heavy imprint on the psyche Belova. Since 1865. Belov taught in St. Petersburg, from 1867 to 1891. was a lecturer of history at the junior Alexander Lyceum. Peru Belova owns a number of articles and reviews, . including: "On the death of Prince Dimitri" ( "Journal of the Ministry of National Education", . 1873, . N 7 - 8, . attempt to prove the innocence of Godunov), "Fighting the Great Prince Svyatoslav with the emperor John Tzimiskes" (ibid.), "On the historical significance of the Russian nobility" (ibid., . 1886), "Moscow Troubles end of XVII,
. (ibid., 1887), "Preliminary observations in the history of the reign of Ivan the Terrible" (ibid., 1891), "Russia" (in the "Encyclopedia of military and marine sciences, Leer, which Belov wrote everything except the war, articles in Russian and World History). In 1878, Mr.. Belov issued its extensive Lyceum Course of secondary stories, while in 1896. book: "Russian history before the reforms of Peter the Great". Belov was not a stranger to Slavophile trends. As a historian, he partly adjoins Bestuzhev-Ryumin. "Central era", "node" of Russian history Belov believed the time of Ivan the Terrible. He attached great importance to Russian history 'militia', the aristocratic element, and saw in Grozny, the king-warrior in the name of public interest and public good with the aristocracy - the nobles showed the anti-popular oligarchic tendencies. Belov demanded a revision of all judgments about the era of Ivan the Terrible himself partly complied with this review, . with, . addition to a general explanation and justification of the Terrible, . quite paradoxically tried to justify it, and many actions in relation to individuals,
. - See. Bestuzhev-Rumin, EA. Belov, obituary ( "Journal of the Ministry of National Education", 1895, N 12); NI. Kareev "EA. Belov ( "Memorial book Alexander Lyceum, St. Petersburg., 1911), P. Yudin, EA. Belov "(" Russian Antiquities ", 1905, N 12).