Paweł KROKOSZ

Ph. D. (history)

Ph.D. in History, assistant professor in Institute of History at the Pontifical University of John Paul II in Krakow (Poland);
Editor-in-Chief “Orientalia Christiana Cracoviensia” – journal of the Institute of History at the Pontifical University of John Paul II in Krakow(Poland);
Member of the Committee on the History of Wars and Military of the Polish Academy of Arts and Sciences in Cracow (Poland);

Basic areas of research: The Russian Empire, Peter the Great, Russian army from the 16^thto the 18^thcentury, World War I, mining history, history of Wieliczka, museology, religious studies.

Basic publications:

Russian armed forces during the reign of Peter I, Kraków 2010, pp. 428;
Iwan Mazepa and Peter the Great. War of proclamations (October-December 1708) // New Ukraine. A Journal of History and Politics, 7-8 (2010), pp. 7-29;
Russian military legislation during the reign of Peter I [in:] The organization of the army in modern Europe. Structure-offices-law-finance, ed. K. Łopatecki, Zabrze 2011, pp. 397-444;
Cultural live in Wieliczka from the 19^thcentury to the modern times // Studies and Materials for the History of Saltworks in Poland, v. XXVII, Wieliczka 2011, pp. 189-242;
Black Sea in the strategic plans of Peter I [in:] REGIONES EUXINUM SPECTANTES. Cultural, ethnic and religious relations throughout history, ed. Ł. Głędek, T. Krzyżowski, M. Michalski, Kraków 2012, pp. 289-305;
“Little war”. Activities of Russian troops in Livonia, Estonia, and Ingermanland in 1700-1704 [in:] The state of research on the multicultural heritage of the former Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. Polish Infantry, ed. W. Walczak, K. Łopatecki, Białystok 2012, pp. 139-226;
A Russian “no” for the “rights and freedoms” of the Ukrainian people in the 18^thcentury (1) // New Ukraine. A Journal of History and Politics, 13 (2013), pp. 5-18;
Baltic policy of Russia under Peter the Great [in:] The state of research on the multicultural heritage of the former Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, ed. W. Walczak, K. Łopatecki,v. I, Białystok 2013, pp. 279-314;
The rise of the power of Russia in Central and Eastern Europe at the turn of the 17th and 18th centuries [in:] Russia and Poland: memory of empires / empires of memory, ed. D.L. Spivak, St. Betersburg 2013, pp. 108-137 (e-edition);
Iwan Skoropadski – imposed hetman of the Zaporozhian, [in:] Crossroads. Polish-Ukrainian humanistic discourse, ed. R. Dymczyk, I. Krywoszeja, N. Morawiec, Częstochowa – Humań – Poznań 2013, pp. 101-122;
Baturyn – the idea of a hetman capital // Krakowskie Pismo Kresowe, 5 (2013), pp. 13-63;
A Russian “no” for the “rights and freedoms” of the Ukrainian people in the 18^thcentury (2) // New Ukraine. A Journal of History and Politics, 14 (2014), pp. 5-16;
The Great Northern War 1700-1721 in Russian historiography of the 19th and 20th centuries (until 1914). An outline of the problem, [in:] Military in historical education, vol. II: The past cannot be reconstructed, ed. A. Drzewiecki, Ł. Różycki, Gdynia 2014, pp. 317-326;
“Captured without shedding blood on April 9, 1783.” Russia’s imperial policy towards the Crimean Khanate in the 16th-18th centuries, [in:] Crimea from antiquity to the present: Historical studios, ed. V. Smolij, Kiev 2014, pp. 302-322;
Salt production in the Russian Empire. Organization, excavation techniques, trade // Studies and Materials for the History of Saltworks in Poland, v. XXIX, Wieliczka 2014, pp. 165-214;
The Great Northern War 1700-1721 in Russian historiography of the 19th and 20th centuries (until 1914). An outline of the problem [in:] Military in historical education, Gdynia 2014, pp. 317-326;
The Polish Gimnastic Association „Sokół” in Wieliczka in 1892-1939 (1948) // Studia Slavica et Balcanica Petropolitana, 1 (2015), pp. 208-222;
Russian Army in Bochnia and Wieliczka in 1914 // Res Gestae. Czasopismo Historyczne, 1 (2015), pp. 128-153;
From the tsar’s resident to the Little Russian College. The process of the liquidation of the Ukrainian autonomy under Peter the Great[in:] Crossroads from Rus’ to…, ed. by R. Dymczyk, I. Krywoszeja, N. Morawiec, Częstochowa-Humań-Poznań 2015, pp. 69-82;
Supervision of the Mining Starosty in Cracow over the Wieliczka Salt Mine between 1872 and 1918 // Studies and Materials for the History of Saltworks in Poland, v. XXX, Wieliczka 2015, pp. 69-108;
Religious aspect in the structures of the Russian armed forces during the reign of Peter the Great // Ukraine in Central-Eastern Europe, Kiev 2016, pp. 210-236;
Terminology of Russian salt making (till the End of the 19th Century) – An Overview of the Topic, [in:]Dialogue with tradition, v. V: Language heritage of material culture, pod red. E. Młynarczyk, E. Horyń, Kraków 2016, pp. 115-130;
The military Code of the Peter the Great of the Year 1716, preparation, translation and preparation for printingPaweł Krokosz i Karol Łopatecki, Kraków-Oświęcim 2016, pp. 375;
Dividimus muros et maenia pandimus urbis. Capture of Dorpat and Narva by Russian troops in 1704,[in:]Fortresses of eighteenth-century Europe. Studies in the history of modern military art, ed. M. Trąbski, Oświęcim 2016, pp. 189-222;
History of sports in Wieliczka between 1892 and 2015 // Studies and Materials for the History of Saltworks in Poland, v. XXXI, Wieliczka 2016, pp. 61-117;
Sunt mihi quae valeant in talea pondera. How the Russian Army Conquered East Baltic Provinces of Sweden in 1710, [in:] The State Research of Multicultural Heritage of the Old Commonwealth, ed. W. Walczak, K. Łopatecki, v. VII, Białystok 2017, pp. 217-275;
Statutes and regulations of the sports organizations in Wieliczka before 1939 // Textus et Studia 4 (2017), pp. 177-214;
The crime of coins forgery in the light of military articles of Peter I,[in:] Numismatic Forum. Studies and Materials, No 2, ed. Krzysztof Filipow, Białystok 2018, pp. 206-217 (with Karol Łopatecki);
Military transports in the Russian Empire, Austria and the French kingdom in the middle of the XVIII century. in the light of the treatise of Anthony Leopold Oelsnits,[in:]Russia and France. Cultural dialogue in the panorama of the ages. Proceedings of the X International Peter Congress. St. Petersburg, June 9-10, 2017, comp. D.Yu. Guzevich, A.V. Kobak, M.V. Petrova, St. Petersburg2018, pp. 466-481 (with Karol Łopatecki);
The heroism of the Russian army soldiers during the „Patriotic War 1812” – as presented in works of Russian painters from the 19^thcentury – beginning of 20^thcentury // Studies on Military History, v. VII, Białystok 2018, pp. 175-203;
Modernization of Russian mining during reign of Peter the Great. Introduction to the problematics // Hereditas Minariorum, 5 (2018), pp. 5-27;
Peter and Paul Fortress in St. Petersburg – a military place, a place of sacrum [in:] Fortresses of eighteenth-century Europe. Studies in the history of modern military art, ed. M. Trąbski, vol. II, Częstochowa 2018, pp. 107-147;
In the Kremlin and in the Fortress – in the shadow of the tsarist necropolis [in:] Dialogue with tradition, vol. VII: Old and modern funeral culture, ed. I. Steczko, R. Dźwigoł, Kraków 2018, pp. 199-231;
The power of the Russian Empire – the military aspect in the work of selected Russian painters from the 18th until the early 20th century // Studies into the History of Russia and Central-Eastern Europe, 53 (2018), Special Issue 3, pp. 5-45;
Sports and military activities of the Polish Gymnastic Association „Sokół” in Wieliczka in years 1892-1939 (1948) // Res Gestae. Czasopismo Historyczne, 7 (2018), pp. 22-45;
The end of the war – the beginning of the empire. Russian-Swedish peace treaty of 1721 [in:] The Most Serene Commonwealth of Poland. Studies offered to Professor Andrzej Stroynowski, ed. M. Durbas, Częstochowa 2019, pp. 509-526.