Resignation of the Professor of the Moscow University P. G. Vinogradov after His Clash with the Minister of National Enlightenment P. S. Vannovsky in 1901: A Source Studies Aspect
Journal: Herald of an Archivist
Year: 2020

1901 was a turning point in the life of the world-famous Russian and British historian and lawyer P. G. Vinogradov. As a result of a clash with P. S. Vannovsky, Minister of National Enlightenment, he resigned and left Russia for England. The reason for the conflict was different assessment of the role of the Moscow University student year meetings for university management by the professor and the minister. The year meetings were held in October-November 1901 in order to discuss V. P. Meshchersk