Historiography of the Activity of Right-wing Monarchical Salons of the Pre-revolutionary Period
The paper deals with the features of the Russian historiography of the activity of right-wing monarchical salons in the pre-revolutionary period. It is concluded that the works of modern researchers mention the right-wing monarchical salons informal organizations whose members adhered to conservative and protective ideology and sought to infl uence the policy of the Imperial authority. Considering, though very superfi cially, the principles of the organization of the largest right-wing monarchical salons, determining the names of the leading members of the clubs, at the same time, historians have so far generally bypassed the issue of the degree of infl uence of the right-wing salons and clubs on the policy of Tsarist Russia, including during World War I.