title: CONSTRUCTION OF THE "RUSSIAN" CRIMEA: IMPERIAL MONUMENTS AND MEMORIAL SIGNS OF THE NINETEENTH AND EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURIES
abstract: The article is devoted to the places of memory that the Russian Empire created, realizing the task of transforming the collective consciousness and forming a mythologized perception of the past among the conquered peoples in the territories annexed by it. The main attention is focused on places of memory, which were supposed to broadcast and consolidate ideologemes inspired by the Russian tsar. The arrangement of places of remembrance took place in several directions: monuments and memorials in 
journal: Bulletin of Mariupol State University Series History Political Studies