fwo_924589 - RUSSIA 1 Kopeck monogramme d’Alexandre II 1862 Ekaterinbourg
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Tipo : 1 Kopeck monogramme d’Alexandre II
Data: 1862
Nome della officina / città: Ekaterinbourg
Quantità coniata : 10165000
Metallo : rame
Diametro : 23 mm
Asse di coniazione : 12 h.
Peso : 55,11 g.
Orlo : lisse
Commenti sullo stato di conservazione:
Patine tachée
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Diritto
Descrittivo diritto : monogramme couronné d’Alexandre II.
Rovescio
Titolatura rovescio : (VALEUR ET FACIALE ET DATE).
Descrittivo rovescio : dans le champ, couronne impériale.
Commento
Alexandre II Nikolaïevitch (29/04/1818-13/03/1881), fils de Nicolas et d'Alexandra de Prusse, succède à son père, termine la guerre de Crimée et signe le traité de Paris. Réformateur, il émancipe les serfs et essaie de moderniser le pays. Autocrate, il écrase la révolte polonaise de 1863. Politiquement, il favorise le panslavisme et lutte efficacement contre la Turquie qu'il écrase en 1876-1878. Le traité de San Stefano et le congrès de Berlin en 1878 marquent le retour fracassant de la Russie sur la scène politique internationale. Les Russes et les Austro-Hongrois contrôlent désormais les Balkans. Alexandre II périt déchiqueté par une bombe près du palais Mikhaïlovski en 1881.
Alexander II Nikolaevich (29/04/1818-13/03/1881), son of Nicolas and Alexandra of Prussia, succeeded his father, ended the Crimean War and signed the Treaty of Paris. Reformer, he emancipates the serfs and tries to modernize the country. Autocrat, he crushed the Polish revolt of 1863. Politically, he favored pan-Slavism and fought effectively against Turkey, which he crushed in 1876-1878. The Treaty of San Stefano and the Congress of Berlin in 1878 marked Russia's resounding return to the international political scene. The Russians and Austro-Hungarians now control the Balkans. Alexander II perished by a bomb near the Mikhailovsky Palace in 1881
Alexander II Nikolaevich (29/04/1818-13/03/1881), son of Nicolas and Alexandra of Prussia, succeeded his father, ended the Crimean War and signed the Treaty of Paris. Reformer, he emancipates the serfs and tries to modernize the country. Autocrat, he crushed the Polish revolt of 1863. Politically, he favored pan-Slavism and fought effectively against Turkey, which he crushed in 1876-1878. The Treaty of San Stefano and the Congress of Berlin in 1878 marked Russia's resounding return to the international political scene. The Russians and Austro-Hungarians now control the Balkans. Alexander II perished by a bomb near the Mikhailovsky Palace in 1881







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