110 years of the Second Hague Conference: role of the Russian diplomacy and International Law doctrine of F. Martens
Facts backed up by documents and contemporary testimonies must serve as a basis for the consequencies of the events of 1917, as a verification of any impartial estimation and indiscriminate view on the most brutal revolt in history, and its consequences.The Russian society needs an impartial, just a...
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| description | Facts backed up by documents and contemporary testimonies must serve as a basis for the consequencies of the events of 1917, as a verification of any impartial estimation and indiscriminate view on the most brutal revolt in history, and its consequences.The Russian society needs an impartial, just and deep analysis of these events. Foremost this would require a clear civilised understanding of the real essence of any coup d’etat, whatever name it takes (revolution, classjustified struggle, etc) and whatever banners it bears in history, and whatever propaganda and ideological falcifications determine it.The Constitution of any state ruled by law acknowledges any evolution in the development of the sociaty based on legal principles. Any change of institutes or social system in a state can be realised through the force of laws, which comply with the public expression of will (referendum). In national legislation of the present-day states there are no norms, which establish revolutionary convulsions as legal, which are based on illegitimate take-over with the use of force. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-9ad4faf150da4b2daf011fbdfd66e0642025-08-20T03:19:49ZrusMGIMO University PressМеждународная аналитика2587-84762541-96332017-06-0102788310.46272/2587-8476-2017-0-2-78-8347110 years of the Second Hague Conference: role of the Russian diplomacy and International Law doctrine of F. MartensE. Voronin0MGIMO-UniversityFacts backed up by documents and contemporary testimonies must serve as a basis for the consequencies of the events of 1917, as a verification of any impartial estimation and indiscriminate view on the most brutal revolt in history, and its consequences.The Russian society needs an impartial, just and deep analysis of these events. Foremost this would require a clear civilised understanding of the real essence of any coup d’etat, whatever name it takes (revolution, classjustified struggle, etc) and whatever banners it bears in history, and whatever propaganda and ideological falcifications determine it.The Constitution of any state ruled by law acknowledges any evolution in the development of the sociaty based on legal principles. Any change of institutes or social system in a state can be realised through the force of laws, which comply with the public expression of will (referendum). In national legislation of the present-day states there are no norms, which establish revolutionary convulsions as legal, which are based on illegitimate take-over with the use of force.https://www.interanalytics.org/jour/article/view/47international lawconstitutional lawthe hague conference 1907russian diplomacymartenscivilised statescoup d’etat |
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| title | 110 years of the Second Hague Conference: role of the Russian diplomacy and International Law doctrine of F. Martens |
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