Problems of naval policy of kaiser Germany in the ural-siberian scientific periodicals in 2000-2013
Since 20 th years of XX centuries and till our time, the questions of an external political policy of the II-nd Reich and its naval component drew attention of domestic scientists. Their researches allowed creating of an extensive scientific base on a naval perspective of the German state. Feature of the present stage of development of a domestic historiography of naval policy of Kaiser Germany of the end of XIX - the beginnings of the XX centuries was that Moscow and St. Petersburg lost absolute "scientific monopoly" for its lighting. Beyond the Ural not yet absolutely big, school of researchers, began to be formed gradually. It is possible to distinguish authors from Ishim of professors S.P. Shilov, S.N. Sinegubov and the Tyumen historian V.D. Ubilava. Each of them defined "specialization" in the German subject. Results of their works were found reflection on pages of the Ural-Siberian scientific periodicals which were published in 20002013. Attempts of the conclusion of the naval union between Germany and England became a subject of scientific researches of S.N. Sinegubov. On the basis of the conducted research, the scientist allocated a number of stages of negotiation process between two powers, each of them had certain features. The author emphasizes that the impossibility of adoption of the general agreement more and more fueled tension between the states, the train "crises on the verge of war" was confirmation to that. Researcher from Ishim S.P. Shi-lov paid attention to the question of the conclusion of the sea union between the German and Russian empires. According to the author, strong weakening of Russia after war with Japan of the conflicts, and also its "low-quality" command structure didn't do it by the desired ally for Germany. Propaganda activity of the naval ministry led by A. Tirpits became a subject of a number of articles of the Tyumen historian V.D. Ubilava. The researcher believes not without the bases that the creation in the naval department of special division under the name "Information Bureau" allowed lifting on qualitatively new level propaganda activities among the population. Summing up the short result, it is possible to note that for the last thirteen years on pages of the Ural-Siberian scientific periodicals there were many articles in which various parties of naval policy of Kaiser Germany were considered. In particular it is a question of the German-British negotiation process under naval and political agreements, of escalation of the relations between the states in 1904-1905, 1906-1907, 1908-1909, 1911, of consideration by official Berlin of a question of the conclusion of the sea union with Russia, of features of naval promotion in the German society at the beginning of the XX century.