ЕПОХА ВІКІНГІВ У СХІДНІЙ ЄВРОПІ: СЛОВ’ЯНСЬКО-СКАНДИНАВСЬКІ ЗВ’ЯЗКИ В ПЕРІОД ФОРМУВАННЯ РАННІХ СЛОВ’ЯНСЬКИХ ДЕРЖАВ

Olha Shchodra

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   У статті зроблена спроба виявити закономірності й особливості початкового етапу епохи вікінгів (VІІІ–ІХ ст.) у Східній та Центрально-Східній Європі, з’ясувати роль слов’ян і скандинавів у розвитку міжнародної торгівлі, що пов’язувала Західну Європу і Візантію з країнами арабського Сходу; розкрити характер контактів і взаємозв’язків слов’янських і скандинавських народів. Основна увага приділяється проблемі участі норманів у формуванні ранніх слов’янських держав і аналізу сучасних версій норманської теорії утворення Русі.

   Ключові слова: епоха вікінгів, нормани, ранні держави слов’ян, Русь, слов’янсько-скандинавські зв’язки, норманська теорія.


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