Abstract
One of the notable personalities during the reign of the Emperor Nicholas I was Abraham Sergeyevich Norov who occupied the post of the Minister of People’s Education from 1853 to 1858. In domestic historical literature the opinion has been rooted that he was a model of a conservative intellectual, a weak-willed person who fell under the influence of other people. The paper attempts to find out how A. S. Norov was treated by professors at Russian universities who often communicated with him and what they thought about him. On the basis of an analysis of their memoirs and letters the author comes to the conclusion that A. S. Norov evoked respect from the entire teaching staff community, enjoyed well-deserved authority and trust.
Highlights
In domestic historical literature the opinion has been rooted that he was a model of a conservative intellectual, a weak-willed person who fell under the influence of other people
Норов находился во главе Министерства народного просвещения в сложный период
Норов стоял на консервативноохранительных позициях, но в своей деятельности руководствовался здравым смыслом, отстаивая эволюционные изменения, поступательное, а не скачкообразное развитие отечественного народного образования
Summary
С. Норов в воспоминаниях и письмах русских профессоров середины XIX века // Известия Саратовского университета. С. Норова на посту министра народного просвещения отечественной профессурой Санкт-Петербурга и Москвы. Он становится товарищем министра народного просвещения П.
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