The Albazins in China

<fieldset><legend>The Albazins in China</legend> <h4> Russian Federation Ministry of Education Federal Education Agency Far East State University Eastern Studies Institute Chinese Studies Faculty History of Chinese Civilization Department </h4> <h5>English Translation<BR> (partial machine translation)</h5> <p align="right"> Thesis<BR> of<BR> Students in Group 552-sk<BR> E. S. Zizevskaya <BR><BR> Reviewer<BR> A.E. Kozhevnikov<BR> k.i.n Docent </p> <h5> Vladivostok <br> 2005 </h5></fieldset> <H2>Table of Contents</H2> <ul id="foldinglist"> <li> <a target=CONTENT href="intro_en.htm" class="navlink">Introduction</a> </li> <li> <a target=CONTENT href="1_en.htm" class="navlink">Chapter 1.</a> The Russian move eastward. The fall of Albazin.</li> <li id="foldheader"> <a target=CONTENT href="2_en.htm" class="navlink">Chapter 2.</a> The Albazins in Beijing in the 17th - 19th centuries.</li> <ul id="foldinglist" style="display:none" style=&{head};> <li> <a target=CONTENT href="2_1_en.htm" class="navlink">2.1</a> The Albazins arrive in China</li> <li> <a target=CONTENT href="2_2_en.htm" class="navlink">2.2.</a> Acculturization of the Albazins. The Russian Orthodox Church in Albazin life.</li> </ul> <li> <a target=CONTENT href="3_en.htm" class="navlink">Chapter 3.</a> The Albazins during the Boxer Uprising.</li> <li id="foldheader"> <a target=CONTENT href="4_en.htm" class="navlink">Chapter 4.</a> The Albazins in the 20th century.</li> <ul id="foldinglist" style="display:none" style=&{head};> <li> <a target=CONTENT href="4_1_en.htm" class="navlink">4.1.</a> The Mission is established. The Russian Revolution and its effect on the Mission</li> <li> <a target=CONTENT href="4_2_en.htm" class="navlink">4.2.</a> The Albazins in Tianjin</li> <li> <a target=CONTENT href="4_3_en.htm" class="navlink">4.3.</a> The Japanese occupation</li> <li> <a target=CONTENT href="4_4_en.htm" class="navlink">4.4.</a> The Church schism in the Orthodox China Mission</li> <li> <a target=CONTENT href="4_5_en.htm" class="navlink">4.5.</a> Transition to an Autonomous Orthodox Church of China</li> <li> <a target=CONTENT href="4_6_en.htm" class="navlink">4.6.</a> The Autonomous Orthodox Church of China. The Cultural Revolution.</li> </ul> <li id="foldheader"> <a target=CONTENT href="5_en.htm" class="navlink">Chapter 5.</a> The Current Situation</li> <ul id="foldinglist" style="display:none" style=&{head};> <li> <a target=CONTENT href="5_1_en.htm" class="navlink">5.1.</a> Relations between the Russian Embassy and the Albazins</li> <li> <a target=CONTENT href="5_2_en.htm" class="navlink">5.2.</a> Relations between the Beijing Russian Club and the Albazins</li> <li> <a target=CONTENT href="5_3_en.htm" class="navlink">5.3.</a> The Simon Dubinin family (<span class="pinyin"> Dù Xí</span> 杜锡)</li> <li> <a target=CONTENT href="5_4_en.htm" class="navlink">5.4.</a> The Anna Romanova family (<span class="pinyin"> Luó Qín</span> 罗琴)</li> </ul> <li> <a target=CONTENT href="conclusion_en.htm" class="navlink">Conclusion</a> </li> <li> <a target=CONTENT href="endnotes_en.htm" class="navlink">Bibliography</a> </li> <li> <a target=CONTENT href="appendices_en.htm" class="navlink">Appendices</a> </li> </ul> </body>