Robert J. Kerner

Robert Joseph Kerner (ur. 1887, zm. 1956) – amerykański historyk, badacz dziejów Rosji.

Życiorys

Był uczniem Archibalda Cary'ego Coolidge'a, absolwentem Uniwersytetu Harvarda (doktorat w 1914). Od 1928 pracował jako wykładowca na Uniwersytecie Kalifornijskim w Berkeley.

Jego uczniem był Wayne S. Vucinich[1].

Wybrane publikacje

  • Slavic Europe: a selected bibliography in the western European languages, comprising history, languages and literaturesCambrigde Mass. 1918.
  • Bohemia in the eighteenth century; a study in political, economic, and social history, with special reference to the reign of Leopold II, 1790-1792, New York 1932.
  • Brigadier General Casimir Pulaski: a hero of the American Revolution, San Francisco: Stanley Walczak 1936.
  • The United States and Europe: issolation or cooperation?, Berkeley: University of California Press 1937.
  • Northeastern Asia: a selected bibliography: contributions to the bibliography of the relations of China, Russia, and Japan, with special reference to Korea, Manchuria, Mongolia, and Eastern Siberia, in Oriental and European languages, vol. 1-2, Berkeley: University of California Press 1939.
  • The Urge to the Sea: The Course of Russian History: The Role of Rivers, Portages, Ostrogs, Monasteries, and Furs, Berkeley 1942.

Przypisy

  1. ↑ Wayne S. Vucinich, Serbia Between East and West: The Events of 1903–1908, Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1954, VII.

Bibliografia

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