Alexey Alexandrovich Bakhrushin and the Bakhrushins
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Alexey Alexandrovich Bakhrushin and the Bakhrushins
39.99 €
This book explores a progressive entrepreneurial dynasty of the 19th and early 20th centuries and commemorates the 200th anniversary of the Bakhrushin family's commercial and industrial activities and the 155th anniversary of the birth of its most prominent representative, A. A. Bakhrushin (1865–1929).
This book presents a detailed analysis of the history of the Bakhrushin family's commercial and industrial activities, covering various aspects of its development and a long chronological period spanning more than a century. The problem posed is relevant given the rapid growth of entrepreneurial activity and business initiative, as well as widespread interest in the origins of the Russian business elite. This book, using extensive factual, primarily archival, material, demonstrates that the Bakhrushin family's commercial and industrial activities distinguished themselves from other Moscow entrepreneurial families by their specific activities, distinctive spirituality, lifestyle, and everyday life.
This book is distinguished by its originality. The author is the first to introduce into scientific circulation extensive information from birth certificates, weddings, as well as educational data, from the service records of many representatives of the family from various collections of the Central State Archive of Moscow, the OR RSL, the State Historical Museum and the family archives of the descendants of this family.
This book presents a detailed analysis of the history of the Bakhrushin family's commercial and industrial activities, covering various aspects of its development and a long chronological period spanning more than a century. The problem posed is relevant given the rapid growth of entrepreneurial activity and business initiative, as well as widespread interest in the origins of the Russian business elite. This book, using extensive factual, primarily archival, material, demonstrates that the Bakhrushin family's commercial and industrial activities distinguished themselves from other Moscow entrepreneurial families by their specific activities, distinctive spirituality, lifestyle, and everyday life.
This book is distinguished by its originality. The author is the first to introduce into scientific circulation extensive information from birth certificates, weddings, as well as educational data, from the service records of many representatives of the family from various collections of the Central State Archive of Moscow, the OR RSL, the State Historical Museum and the family archives of the descendants of this family.
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