Max Engman
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Max Robert Engman (27 September 1945 in Helsinki), is a Finnish historian and translator.
Engman, who 1968-73 was an official at the Finnish national archives in Helsinki, published 1983 a much noticed dissertation about S:t Petersburg and Finland. He was appointed professor 1985 in general history at Åbo Akademi[1] .
Engman has in his research foremost studied the Finnish-Russian relations and the European empires. He has also studied constitutional issues and the administration. His contribution as subeditor for Historisk Tidskrift för Finland 1971-82 and the journals editor in chief 1982-2000 is considered as great.
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- Mannen i kolboxen, 1979
- S:t Petersburg och Finland, 1983
- Förvaltningen och utvandringen till Ryssland 1809-1917, 1995
- Petersburgska vägar, 1995
- Norden och flyttningarna under nya tiden, 1997
- Lejonet och dubbelörnen, 2000
- Gränsfall - Utväxlingar och gränstrafik på Karelska näset 1918-1920, 2007
