The russian consulate in singapore and british expansion in southeast asia (1890–1905)

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Type :	article
Subject :	General Works History General and Old World
Title :	The russian consulate in singapore and british expansion in southeast asia (1890–1905)
Edition :	Volume 25, Issue 2, 344 - 367, 1994

Place of Production :	Cambridge University Press
Publisher :	Cambridge University
Year of Publication :	1994
Corporate Name :	Cambridge University
Location :	Cambridge University Press
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Abstract : Cambridge University

The appointment of a Russian General-Consul, V. Vyvodtsev to Singapore in 1890 was reflective of the “Asiatic Mission” of the last Tsar of Imperial Russia, Nicholas II, and the direction of Russian imperialism in the Far East and its link to Russia's diplomatic presence in Southeast Asia. This article utilizes consulate materials from the Archive of Foreign Policy, Moscow as well as published primary materials, to discuss the specific nature of Russia's interests in Southeast Asia during this period.

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