Alexander Nevsky and “Eurasians”
Since the Revolution developments of 1917 the name of Alexander Nevsky was scarсely mentioned in academic publications in Soviet Russia. On the contrary his political activities and biography occupied attention of émigré scholars likes of G. V. Vernadsky and N. A. Klepinin. Their takes and conclusions were mostly similar cause of common avocation called Eurasianism. The circumstances mentioned above were observed by some contemporaries (G. P. Fedotov, V. N. Ilyin).