I don't think so. Too many basic storic mistakes, wrongly attributed pictures and fairytales about Catherine The Great. Interesting to watch, but still it's just a Russian propaganda (as the whole YT channel).
I'm serious here .. Does anyone else just fall asleep watching other documentaries and wake up to this nearly every time? I've never actually watched these before but TH-cam would definitely say otherwise...
It's true! I woke up to this one at 2am and am enthralled watching it. What a treat this documentary is! So well done. Thank you. This should be a part of History in all schools.
Bro, i fall asleep watching paranormal shit and wake up to this crap. so random. this and shit about rome and egypt. idk youtube wants me to learn shit in my sleep i guess.
Am I the only one who thinks it would be great for StarMediaEN to do a similar series on the Hohenzollerns of Germany, the Hapsburgs of Austria, and the Braganzas of Portugal?
Many moons ago, I worked at a university, and believe it or not my job was to type up the lecture notes for the Russian history prof for her lectures. Minute by minute, hour by hour I typed up all her long and what I thought were boring Russian history lectures. THEN, I watched these 8 episodes. Now I was sitting up, right there in the front row lapping up this information like a lap dog. I couldn't get enough. What a brilliant piece of work you have put together here. (applause) and the Oscar goes to ....
I have watched this about a dozen times and I just can’t stop. It’s visually appealing, and so well narrated that you don’t even need to watch it to keep up with it.
Superb production and narration. I just finished watching both episodes. I will certainly rewatch, most probably more than once. I can very accurately say I was almost fully ignorant of pre cursed-Bolshevik revolution Russian history. Eye opening. Hopefully, the nation can finally get over this very dark past. I personally can’t get over the Romanovs beyond cruel executions, but it’s been more than a century, God take mercy on this once glorious nation. Have always loved and admired their literary giants - have read Maxim Gorky, Dostoevsky, Tolstoy starting in my early childhood but had no idea that Russia had ever reached such sophistication, might and wealth before the revolt. This documentary cemented my abhorrence of revolutions and revolutionaries.
@@girumzemichael704 Everything was not so unambiguous, do not hate the revolutionaries, of course they made a revolution on German money, and Lenin himself was a traitor, but the white movement was guided by intervention, England and France actively took part in the collapse of our country, and the people, on the both sides were for Russia. Ordinary people sided with the revolution because they were tired, they worked day after day, there was not enough food, husbands were taken to the front, to fight for other countries, Nicholas 2 made a big mistake by entering World War 1. And the nobility didn't live very badly at that time. That's why people wanted equality. The revolution was necessary then, but in a different format. You can watch the series walking on agony from old media, very good.
I knew nothing about The Romanovs but now I feel like I know everything lol very easy to follow and understand the history! Well done to the show writers!
I watched all of them in a row twice. Once last year and again today. Their history was amazing to listen to, but so sad at the end. I hate what they did to the imperial family. It's sickening to think about.
Это не русская династия! Это романо-немецкая династия, которая оккупировала Россию на 300 лет!! Наш последний русский царь был - Великий Иван 4! Именно он создал Русское государство!
Such an enthralling program. I watched over 6 hours of Russian history over 2 days. Its brilliantly narrated, the story was told in a simple and easy manner. The music at the end of each episode is so captivating. Thank you for this beautiful series. Russian history is awesome.
This documentary is great for education, much better than the school books here in Finland. It's always better to also show the human side of great leaders, than just list their achievements in the corner of a page for you to memorize. It makes them feel more real and relatable in your mind. And it's almost impossible to learn about Russian history via Western media, since it's only interested in the Soviet era of Russia (which is interesting too, but it's only a part of the bigger picture).
Yes, I've noticed; the DC money grubbers are all stuck in "USSR is BAD" mode. When in actuality it was CIA contributing to the "stir constantly when boiling" - keeping "ish" stirred up from the end of WW2 up until the collapse of USSR in 1992/93. THAT'S roughly 50 years. Why are they still stuck in the RUSSIA is BAD" mode? Because the threat of a nuclear exchange keeps MONEY funneling into government, M-I-C and defense contractors, and investors' bank accounts. They've been RUSSIA again for 30 years and are not the backward, illiterate, "joke-y" country that our ELITES would have US believe. Ukraine bad corruption. Poland has the Expansionist Dreams. The Baltic would prefer a return to the Prussian ways. And Germany is a huge instigator of all that is happening at present. Putin seems patient, deliberate in the UKR situation...but I believe that RU wins this one, while America is completely unprepared for their own coming collapse. Just my two cents...
Thanks Star Media for a brilliant almost 7 hours documentary narration that covers all the shadows of the Russian history during the 300 years of the dynasty of Romanov.
Holy smokes this documentary is GREAT.. like the old school tlc, previous generation history channel docs.. good visuals, acting, narrator.. keeps ppl interested.. better than the current gen docs.. keep it up!
If Americans made it, there would be flashes, pans, blurs, jump cuts, camera shakes, expert interviews with simple soundbytes and a narrator that sounds like the 1990's movie trailer voicover guy.
Wonderful study of Catherine the Great. Thank you. My recollection of Her Majesty was about her libido. Had no knowledge of her accomplishments and rule. She deserves her titles. Thank you
This is an amazing documentary. I have friends from Russia and I appreciate their rich history. I've been virtually around the world during covid. This series is the best documentary I've seen on TH-cam.
@@ikmoethelemaalniks1716 why are you so upset for my friend.???.you show me that you care because you're getting awful agitated about the subject..... But thank you for your reply back.
historically informative and entertaining series on the romanov dynasty. I have watched this more than once and learn something new about russian history every time I watch it. One of the most comphrehensive series on the Romanovs posted. Many thanks!
I live in the U.S. and I find this very interesting. I'm not college educated person and thank whoever uploaded this. It's nice to learn about others histories and struggles.
You definitely don’t need to be college educated to be well read in a variety of subjects. I happen to have a college degree and unless you are getting a degree/masters/doctorate, you most likely wouldn’t take a class about European History. I personally have always been interested in history of any kind and both read and watch. A personal favorite book is an “autobiography” of Henry VIII written by Margaret George. There is even an audiobook on Kindle. I highly recommend it!
I went to college but european history was not something I had in college. Something I've done on my own as I've gotten older and more mature I imagine. Just finished 9 month obsession of WWII which was amazing. I couldn't stop now here I am..hahaha. I find history of all types fascinating. I suppose I have time to delve into things more now that my kid has left for college and I'm on my own.
So perfectly written. The contrast and flow of historical fact and personal biography blend together in a way that keeps the listener locked into a calming arrest. With the rhythm of the narrator it almost has an iambic pentameter flow of Shakespeare's prose but far easier to listen to...brilliantly researched/ written/ presented. Kudos
I actually 99% of the time fall asleep watching them! That's why I love them.....the right narrator voice is calming. This is also why I literally watch these in segments to actually view the contents!
I don't know what it was about this video, I would never normally sit and watch this but I immediately was sucked in.. I just sat and watched over 3 hours of a history program?! that is history in itself! done so well!! the narration was perfect, the illustrations and the music... perfect! well done!
Well that was by far one of the BEST documentaries on modern Soviet History and I couldn't believe that 3 1/2 hours went by! Absolutely brilliant in it's production and the amount of history that it covered. A MUST for every Westerner to watch, oh heck, a must for ANYONE to watch! Thanks so much for the upload!
The Soviets are the one that took over AFTER this point in time. They are hardly mentioned here. Russian history is not "Soviet" history. Soviet Union and "Soviet" history is between 1922 and 1991, if one exclude their rise to power type story.
7 hours of pure perfection, I loved every second of this series. Growing up all I ever learned was how evil Russia is and never how great it once was, and more-so how recently this change actually happened.
Well I enjoyed it too but I can’t say the rulers were great. Russia doesn’t change. Might is right was the creed of the Tsars. Cruelty and terror, murder and assassination win the day
@@jeremyparsons4940 Yes that's true, though that is sort of true of most empires I feel like. You can't really have a monarchy without oppression and tyranny of some sort.
As you should, it has always been despicable to me how the Bolsheviks did that cowardly execution. I'm an egalitarian and I have socialist leanings...but that was just terrible. The story of Rasputin is also a romantic example of how awful people can be when they think they are justified using their social network to hurt others. That's cronyism and I hate it too.
Yes! Poor Nicolas. He hadn't wanted the job and his father was heavy handed and didn't teach him the rules of governing. Nicky's courtesans lied to him about his people, that they loved him and they were living well when the people had nothing. It is a great example of how too much wealth in the hands of few leads to revolution. Much like what is happening in America today.
I always felt very sad that they murdered Tsar Nicholas II and his wife and his daughters and son as well as Alexis' doctors and their servants on Sunday July 27, 1917. Rest in peace
I'm blown away . This historical account of the Romanovs was intriguing. The family lineage, the ascent to power within the various lineages, the stories of the personal lives of the ruling elite... the battles, the conquests, the defeats.. the power, the modernization .. all of it... mind blowing. Incredible. I definitely want to go to Russia now. I am so excited to see this place.
I have always since childhood had a peaked and passing interest in the Romanovs, studying all the theories, books, dynastic origins, members, and documentaries about them.
Standard 2 hour movie at the theater: I’m fidgeting and squirming around like an unruly toddler by the end. 3 1/2 hour documentary about Russian rulers: Glued to the damn screen the entire time... *Bravo!* This was a very well made and fascinating series!
The Star media here did a great documentary series about Eastern front of the WWII, as well. My personal favorite is a anecdote of field mice as allied against German tank division. On YT used to be English dubbed version, this one is Russian but with subtitle available: th-cam.com/video/YMHH6XwvtN4/w-d-xo.html
I must have had TH-cam on autoplay and woke up middle of night to this. I was transfixed and had learned so much by morning :) I LOVE LOVE the production quality of this and will rewatch; the visuals, the statistics, maps when appropriate. The details of Romanov family life were great. That train wreck was crazy (!) how did the family survive it. I’ve studied history in dry university classrooms where no maps or visuals were used, a chalkboard with endless lists of terms, are u kidding me? This is how we learn.
And kudos to the Russian filmmakers who obviously created this series. It's so much better than anything that would ever have been done here in the United States, it's ridiculous.
I was dreaming about Russian history and when I woke up TH-cam was playing this in my ear. I had to start it again because my dream was amazing and fascinating. Now I can’t stop watching. So good.
I am glad it happened to me. Thank you very much. I appreciate this. I am half French Canadian and half American. I know the history of America 🇺🇸 but how about the history 🤔 of Canada 🇨🇦 and France 🇫🇷 please 🙏?
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I'm glad this wasn't available when I was in high school. I would have majored in history in college and would have been very poor. I loved every minute of this!
Thank you StarMediaEN: Great narration. Recently meeting my cousins in Europe they totally guilted me into learning more about world history. I'm trying, but where to begin???
📽 This series is totally bingeworthy. 👌 This way better than any history class in school! If history lessons were taught with this captivating narrative and research told well, I reckon the whole class would get A's. 🙌
Wow!! What a totally gripping, dramatic and historically educational documetary!! One of the best documentaries I have seen!! Was on the edge of my seat many times and learned so much!! Thank you!
That is one severely underrated ability in leaders--leaders able to pick out good, competent people. Catherine the Great was not a military genius, but she was really good at choosing men who were military geniuses. Suvorov definitely comes to mind. Her armies were doing so well that even the best military genius of the past 500 years--Napoleon--wanted to join Catherine's armies. (Genghis Khan and his sons came 500 years before Napoleon--they were genius military leaders on par with Napoleon.) That tells you how great Catherine was at seeing and attracting good talent.
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I don't know about Genius, I'm more of the Blitzkrieg; Gorilla, Type of warrior. Even the civil war lines of men stand and fire one shot, Drop to a knee and reload, while another line directly behind, does the same in a synchronized pattern? That's shooting ducks at the carnival. People dying all around you. right genius. One man's genious is another man's fool. I guess. Jusa thought
Was this the rise of power by the Satanic Underground? Britain had a war in 1918. USA started the Spanish flu, which was started in North Carolina, blamed on Spain because they refused to participate in WW1. Was Russia also refusing? I don't recall them being mentioned in WW1. We have to understand #TheEnemyWithin
@@annebradley6086 Who are you asking? I got a notification. I'm kind of curious; not sure what you are refering to. Depending where s person is coming from. There are a lot of groups of the period one might refer to as Satanic. I have been reading up on Marxism. It's interesting that throughout history these Marxist takeovers have eliminated relegion. They are anti anti religion. They are in fact "Anti - Christ." I wonder if this is relatable to your reference / question. I also wonder, did I stumble upon the actual anti - christ. Was the book of revelations refering to Marxism when it talks of the anti christ? Marxism certainly is = Anti Christ. kind of an interesting coincidence. Everything they have done in the past sure fits the descriptions of what to expect in the end times. Bring the world together under one rule, 3.5 yesrs of good, 3.5 yesrs of slaughter, men will dye from their hearts giving out, Gog and Magog, I'm sure you are familiar with the revelations. If Marxism is the Anti Christ, then I guess the followers of marxism would be satanic. What if any is your opinion. Even if this is not at all applicable to your thought here posted. I would still be interested in your thoughts on this possibly obvious connection, supposing this is one. Tell me what you think.
Such a treat! Great historical documentary! Maybe the best one I've ever seen actually. Such a well done and informative historical account of The Romanov Dynasty! I watch historical documentaries most of the time, and this is one of my top choices! Even though I've seen it bunches, I continue to soak in new information! Also, the narrator's voice is very calming, making this a perfect documentary to leave on while sleeping! I love the Russian Tsar (and Especially Romanov) history! There is nothing quite as exciting and sad to me as their story! RIP to The Russian Martyr Saints Nicolas, Alexandra, Olga, Tatiana, Maria, Anastasia and Alexi Romanov!
It Is an excellent documentary of Russian history, which is often so rare and controversial no thanks to the disgusting murderous red socialist shame stain of the soviet era.
@@Blue-r4b thank you! That is one of my favorites! I have an amazing, huge Playlist on here, i believe entitled "History Playlist" that has over 1200 docs on it. I believe its public, check it out! Thanks for this. I literally live for documentaries such as "Elizabeth - The Golden Era" ♥️🙏
@@personofearth5076 Exactly bro, but Russia rised from the ashes...and will help Germany to rize again for the sake of future free Europe and free World.
I've watched documentaries about the Romanovs but none ever compared to this one. I am now more obsessed than ever in the Romanovs' history. It's also amazing how the Dynasty started with an Anastasia (Ivan the Terrible's first wife) and also ended with an Anastasia (Nicholas I's daughter) in it, damn crazy coincidence.
What's better is that Michael Romanov ordered his 1st execution to be at the Ipatiev Monastery, and the last Romanovs were executed at Ipatiev Residence 305 years later.
I am grateful for this wonderful production. I am both learning and entertained. I am doubly glad in these fractious and threatening months in American history to be distracted.
It truly is wonderful. I was transported to another time and place. I think I've fallen in love with Russia. This may not be completely accurate as others point out but what a marvellous country it would be to visit.
I feel much obliged to congratulate the producers of this series. The quality of the scenes, the uniforms are excellent. Most of all the background sound is well in the background not like the modern rush-produced senseless films where the background sound drowns the narrator's words. I am glad that there still exist people willing to spend money on perfect productions. Perhaps someone in Netflix will see this comment. It does not all have to be sex on the kitchen table in scene1! A million times over thank you.
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I love history. This is the best documentary on the Romanov's. I wonder if Nicholas II weren't Czar if the Romanov dynasty would have continued. History does offer someone an chance to imagine what might have happened if there had been a different Czar.
Maybe, but probably not. They all believed more or less that czarist autocracy was the order of God, and resisted any dilution of their powers. Prince Michael, Nicholas's younger brother and heir presumptive (after Alexei) was brighter, but "gullible and naive". He wasn't the person to pull Russia into the 20th century. This documentary doesn't say much about the conditions of the common people, but overall they were horrendous, as bad as 18th century France. And Russian industry and infrastructure was stuck in the 18th century too, although it was starting to attract foreign investment -- where the workers were treated like slaves. And the Duma was simply a "talk shop", because the czar could ignore it at his whim. And then there was World War I....
@@floraposteschild4184 Alexander didn't resist the dilution of power. He was working on creating a Parliamentary system when the socialists murdered him. Yeah, things were bad for some but changes don't happen over night, and the more that man gave them mercy, the more they hated him. Russia would have been better off if the revolution had been put down mercilessly. The rise of Communism only robbed the former serfs who managed to build successful farms and cottage industries of their lives through artificial famine and persecution. You'll notice that a lot of the revolutionaries were not in fact the working class they claimed they cared for, but lower nobility and intellectual types who really just wanted to seize power and fortune through theft. It's much like the leftists of today who use socialist and communist rhetoric to excuse their own failures while living comfortable latte liberal lives.
Absolutely superb series - I was completely absorbed by the narrative and the fantastic re-enactments. Thank you so much for uploading in English. Best documentary series I have seen in a long time.
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Brilliant account told in a clear way ... top marks ... like others I woke up to this after having fallen asleep with auto play on and my earphones in. Continued to watch it after having woken up as the narrator's voice was so soothing.
Ditto!!!! I need my bluetooth nightly! I was on " That Chapter" ( if you are into true crime I suggest that channel ) and I guess I bumped it out of the playlist and woke up to this lil gem! I had to come back and listen to it from the beginning
oh yeah liberate the bulgarians from the Turkish yoke to place them firmly under the Russian yoke lmfao man stop it its Russian state propaganda at least its mostly accurate with some Russian liberties added I guess any nation would it would be like an American history documentary never mentioning the slaugter of the native population I mean how they civilized the locals lol
@@atakorkut5110 there was no slaughter of local population...as you can see all native tribes still live in Russia and have their own land to which no Russian or forigner is allowed without permission...
Early on from its first episode, I was dumbfounded by the quality, knowledge and visuals of this series. The numbers as well as well as detail is staggering, considering how far back in history it went. I have never seen anything on this scale on Russia before. My only conclusion is that this info finally filtered through after the fall of the Soviet Union.
Apparently those boxes of Romanov memoirs survived the Bolsheviks. And isn't it a wonder the family were executed in so quiet a manner rather than, say, in public? There must have been a lot of residual support for them among the Russian people after 300 years.
@Jeff somersby WHAT is your problem??? I guess that if you haven't studied a country's history at length they are somehow ignorant, lmao? There is a word for people like your self that cast such aspersions. Arrogance. Limited experience? How do you know WHAT my experience is you dufus? You got a crystal ball?????? Your pathetic.
I think the average american is pretty surprised at the details every government entity keeps on the people - throughout history. If they didn't know these things, they wouldn't be able to tax you. and for some reason, social media seems to assure people that the government really doesnt know or care what you are doing. They do care. you are a walking dollar sign.
@@rbfbrown7207 the natural pigments used for painting were covered with a resin varnish that oxidised and got covered with dust over time. As a result, you can see a 10 skin tones difference on restoration videos, when such orthodox painted wooden panels eventually do get professionally restored.
I love this documentary! It is totally unbiased and highlighted both achievements and inequities of each tsar. The ending is kinda expected but still extremely depressing.
I hated the fact that I knew the ending at the beginning. Guess that is what I get for spending 8 -10 hrs a day 3-5 days a week listening to history documentaries
@@williammorris3303 it's not some niche history buff knowledge that tsar Nikolai II and his family were gunned down, people learn this stuff in highschool
WOW, I like many others woke up in the middle of the night to this fabulous documentary while watching a crime series...thank you for sharing this with us!
I fell asleep and when I woke up, I was listening to this. I watched raptly for the entire time, and learned much. Best accident ever. Here in the West, Russians and their history were villanised, they were painted as abnormal, vicious, untrustworthy. I never truly believed it, and put it down to political machinations as the source. I have been enthralled by this sensitive, detailed account of the lives of Russian monarchy. There is great nobility and humanity in this account, and I have greatly enjoyed it. Now I wonder why there was any stigma taught to me at all. A very disturbing thought. There is enough evil in the world without adding hate to children's mind as they develop. People are people, and all the same, no matter where they are from or their cultural background. Why do our establishments insist on brainwashing us as kids?
The cold War and communism were very real and scary. Every country has done terrible things, but Russia was our country's only enemy that was truly feared. I'm just saying, try to look at the US history as objectively as you are Russia. I've watched multiple Russian documentaries and this one skims over a lot of nasty things that happened.
Thing is, many people who lived through the existential horror of the Cold War are still alive and many are in government or media related jobs and positions. Plus the Communists did a pretty good job at coloring the Imperial era as evil times run by evil people and themselves were obviously very evil (a government supposedly created to improve the lives of the working class caused the deaths of between 4 and 10 million of its own, working class people via the Holodomor). So it's no surprise that most in the West see Russia as vicious and/or untrustworthy. There is, of course, those like me who can see through the narrative but I also don't blame people from feeling the other way either.
@@thecouchpotatocom America has invaded other countries and done a lot of harm to the ordinary people of those countries . They’ve robbed pilfered and stolen the wealth from these countries and still are . But they pretend they are helping the people . Britain did and does the same (. So did other Western countries) . We don’t learn that at school . We only learn how wonderful our countries are and not the atrocities they’ve committed .Whether you do something brutally with a smile or boldly , it’s the same thing . History is often warped and lied about but when the countries that have been wronged speak up, then we learn the truth .
There is so much good in this documentary. One thing that stands out is the strings, conveying a sense of fear and urgency. Just one detail that helps makes a masterpiece!
I agree. Amazing to see the accuracy of prophecy 3:02:00; it soothes to know what has to be and will be. Nicholas´ II attitude proves it: "The holy tsar will have the patience and purity of a dove ... he shall be betrayed ..."
@@DormantIdeasNIQ ...I agree. The whole Romanov dynasty was put in place to be the puppets of the Nobles and money changers, and we all know who that is. A perfect example was Empress Anna. Could not read or write and had no friends in Moscow, completely put on the thrown by the Nobles. Had no intrest in the affairs of state or the people she ruled, which gave the Nobles and their money changer friends a blank check. Why did they need to put these puppets on the thrown? It began with Ivan iv, {The Terrible}. He actually went to war with the nobles when they tried to introduce serfdom {slavery}. Once he died and they were able to dispatch his predesessors who were still loyal to Ivan"s ideals, they decided to put a dynasty in charge that they could completely control. Why the hell else would you make a 16 year old boy who had no clue, who was educated by the nobles in charge of a country? The little boy he was forced to murder was actually the last in line from Ivan the Terrible, making sure that lineage and it's supporters would never rise again. Shortly after the Romanov's were put in power, serfdom was introduced and it was also decreed that only nobles could own serfs. Ironically, as people who favored the Bolshevic revolution would try and villify and justify what happened to Tsar Nicolaus 2 and his family, they immideately throw serfdom in your face, which was actually started by the nobles and their money changer buddies
I really enjoyed this series! Fantastic in every way, it was clearly produced with a proper budget as evidenced by the quality in which it was researched & presented; & structured in a way so as to be interesting on both the personal/individual level as well as the macro/historical one. Most historical/biographical documentaries which feature scenes of actors wearing period-era garb & doing reenactments just end up feeling like subpar biopics by overusing them to the point of exhaustion.
Thank you for making this series about The Romanoff Family it was very interesting. I have read 3 books about The Czars Nicholas and Alexandria, Peter the Great and Alexander 2 the Last Great Tzar of Russia.
Absolutely fantastic documentary. I binge watched all 8 episodes and it had me on the edge of my seat.... The end was so sad but I am somewhat familiar with the Romanov story so I knew it was coming.....
The end wasn't sad. This documentary tells mostly from the side of the Romanovs, not the Russian masses. There's a reason there was so much revolt and assassinations. The Russian Revolution brought in huge benefits for the people of Russia and despite Stalins counter revolution Russia was never again to suffer from the woes of tsarist regime. Good riddance to the Romanovs.
I have found all of these beautifully done and very interesting. It has answered many questions I've had about Russian and European history. Americans were never taught much history other than their own, so I have truly enjoyed these and thank Timeline/Star Media for doing a magnificent job. They should be very proud of their work.✨
What school did you go to? I went to school in Virginia. We had a world history class and an American history class. I was taught both I think it just depends on the state.
This is an outstanding documentary. Sure it’s long and I napped in between by I woke up wanting more. I gleaned a deeper understanding of Russian culture and political history.
@StarMediaEN Most Educational and beautifully directed video to watch! In fact I never tire from watching this video on a regular basis as there is so much to take in. Thank You!
Very interesting story as a Canadian Russian my Grandpa and a few of his brothers fled Russia as the Bolshevik Revolution started thus puts me here today
@@robertdore9592 it follows then my great...... great ancestors were from Atlantis so I'm Atlantian ! Hahaha. But they were from Neanderthalia so I'm???? American from NC.
Beautiful documentaries. Smashing series. Losing my abysmal ignorance of a subject has never been so painless. Or so free. Congratulations and much thanks - for the production and for its upload. Cheers! (That's Canadian, not British.)
Before you make such a statement, you should see other Russian docs,made by the same production STAR MEDIA as well as other Russian series in general. It is difficult to choose which of them are the best...they are all simply the best.!
I read ruska from Rutherford and a lot of other publishing's. Don't be a snob the fact that people from the US can actually read about Russia is a big plus. There's nothing worse than a Nouveau intellect
If anyone has another series to follow up on regarding history documentaries that are amazing, please let me know. I like stuff like this, Britain's Bloody Crown, and Britain's Bloodiest Dynasty. Monarchy by David Starkey is also quite great. I'd love it if there was a series like those about the French monarchy.
5th_Progenator_Reesecobar I’ve been watching the “Timeline History” videos here on TH-cam. They have lots of topics. The 4 part Elizabeth one is very good, also King Edward who died at 15 was much more interesting than I’d think. Bloody Mary, their half sister. The first person writings (diary entries, letters, homework) when read are intriguing. May not be bloody enough for you-what am I saying, that was a brutal time.
Yesss! Same! Louis the XIV is one of my favorite monarchs!! There isn't really a good series, that I know of, on the French Dynasties! Someone needs to make one, please!
How many people woke up to this or fell asleep to this lol
Just wokeup to it 😂
I woke up to this! Comment section open on the screen, and here’s Stevie! Lmao happy holidays to you brother! Blessings!
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Brooo…. For real. Deadass fell asleep on a bullet train to Kyoto and woke up to this lmao 😂
Just woke up to this, about to fall asleep to this.
My history grades would have been so much better had my generation had these videos available. Russian history is astonishing.
I don't think so. Too many basic storic mistakes, wrongly attributed pictures and fairytales about Catherine The Great. Interesting to watch, but still it's just a Russian propaganda (as the whole YT channel).
@@magos6595 quit sticking up for Catherine, she knew how to use her assets!
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If you’re in the us these things are not taught in us/world history.
Ok boomer.
I'm serious here .. Does anyone else just fall asleep watching other documentaries and wake up to this nearly every time?
I've never actually watched these before but TH-cam would definitely say otherwise...
It hapend every time i fall asleep. It's true....
It's true! I woke up to this one at 2am and am enthralled watching it. What a treat this documentary is! So well done. Thank you. This should be a part of History in all schools.
Bro, i fall asleep watching paranormal shit and wake up to this crap. so random.
this and shit about rome and egypt. idk youtube wants me to learn shit in my sleep i guess.
@@harmmoney3397 try watching it for a while, you just might enjoy it 😉
I was literally watching true crime, how did I get here?
Am I the only one who thinks it would be great for StarMediaEN to do a similar series on the Hohenzollerns of Germany, the Hapsburgs of Austria, and the Braganzas of Portugal?
I think they should be given Hollywood funding because they're very talented studio
Many moons ago, I worked at a university, and believe it or not my job was to type up the lecture notes for the Russian history prof for her lectures. Minute by minute, hour by hour I typed up all her long and what I thought were boring Russian history lectures. THEN, I watched these 8 episodes. Now I was sitting up, right there in the front row lapping up this information like a lap dog. I couldn't get enough. What a brilliant piece of work you have put together here. (applause) and the Oscar goes to ....
He's up to Caterin The Great 👍 if we can do that today
I have watched this about a dozen times and I just can’t stop. It’s visually appealing, and so well narrated that you don’t even need to watch it to keep up with it.
Superb production and narration. I just finished watching both episodes. I will certainly rewatch, most probably more than once. I can very accurately say I was almost fully ignorant of pre cursed-Bolshevik revolution Russian history. Eye opening. Hopefully, the nation can finally get over this very dark past. I personally can’t get over the Romanovs beyond cruel executions, but it’s been more than a century, God take mercy on this once glorious nation. Have always loved and admired their literary giants - have read Maxim Gorky, Dostoevsky, Tolstoy starting in my early childhood but had no idea that Russia had ever reached such sophistication, might and wealth before the revolt. This documentary cemented my abhorrence of revolutions and revolutionaries.
Yes I have too, rewatched this so many times, the production is just amazing, so well done and narration is superb.
@@girumzemichael704 Everything was not so unambiguous, do not hate the revolutionaries, of course they made a revolution on German money, and Lenin himself was a traitor, but the white movement was guided by intervention, England and France actively took part in the collapse of our country, and the people, on the both sides were for Russia. Ordinary people sided with the revolution because they were tired, they worked day after day, there was not enough food, husbands were taken to the front, to fight for other countries, Nicholas 2 made a big mistake by entering World War 1. And the nobility didn't live very badly at that time. That's why people wanted equality. The revolution was necessary then, but in a different format. You can watch the series walking on agony from old media, very good.
I hope to watcch it again soon. A very charming, intelligent, documentary series.
best documentary ive ever seen . head and shoulders above!!! ive watched it dozenS o times!!! its in a different class
The amount of times I've woken up to TH-cam playing a Romanov/Feodorovna documentary is crazy.
Same!! How did I get here???
It's the third time in a couple of months for me too 😱
It's almost every night... today it happened and I haven't even gone to sleep yet! I wonder how many of the TEN MILLION views are mine...
I just woke up and here this video is on again….I really do not remember how many times this has happened--have a great day😀
@M J welp you found me out... expect the hit man in the next 2-4 business weeks 😴🤣
I accidentally started watching but then I couldn't stop watching. Absolutely fascinating.
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I agree. Never thought I'd be so enamored with Russian history.
Because I sleep and wake up listening to this documentary series I became somewhat fascinated by Russia’s history.
This documentary is absolutely fascinating. I love learning about historical families and their lineage.
I knew nothing about The Romanovs but now I feel like I know everything lol very easy to follow and understand the history! Well done to the show writers!
How many people watched all 8 episodes straight through besides me. I found it captivating and most interesting.
I watched all of them in a row twice. Once last year and again today. Their history was amazing to listen to, but so sad at the end. I hate what they did to the imperial family. It's sickening to think about.
Yes, amazing documentary ❤
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I have always been interested in Russian History and I really appreciate you having this special on The Russian Dynasty
Это не русская династия! Это романо-немецкая династия, которая оккупировала Россию на 300 лет!! Наш последний русский царь был - Великий Иван 4! Именно он создал Русское государство!
I want someone to do this for all histories - so well made.
I'm in tears. Their humanity was brought out. Even though I know how it ends, the little family in the basement brought me to tears.
Don't read the bible then. The ending is also hard to take.
Such an enthralling program. I watched over 6 hours of Russian history over 2 days. Its brilliantly narrated, the story was told in a simple and easy manner. The music at the end of each episode is so captivating. Thank you for this beautiful series. Russian history is awesome.
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Yes! Let us not go against Russia due to NATO politics.
I fall asleep to these documentaries when the rain sounds don’t work. His voice is soothing to me. Although the damn ads are loud.
AD Block.
LoL I know bloody adverts & they go on & on if you don't skip them :-)
...SKIP TO THE END; THEN HIT THE REPLAY ARROW...USUALLY WORKS!
Hypnotic and compelling. Once you tune in this masterful programme you shall be unable to turn it off.
This documentary is great for education, much better than the school books here in Finland. It's always better to also show the human side of great leaders, than just list their achievements in the corner of a page for you to memorize. It makes them feel more real and relatable in your mind. And it's almost impossible to learn about Russian history via Western media, since it's only interested in the Soviet era of Russia (which is interesting too, but it's only a part of the bigger picture).
The media is very anti-russian
Yes, I've noticed; the DC money grubbers are all stuck in "USSR is BAD" mode.
When in actuality it was CIA contributing to the
"stir constantly when boiling" - keeping "ish" stirred up from the end of WW2 up until the collapse of USSR in 1992/93. THAT'S roughly 50 years.
Why are they still stuck in the RUSSIA is BAD" mode?
Because the threat of a nuclear exchange keeps MONEY funneling into government, M-I-C and defense contractors, and investors' bank accounts.
They've been RUSSIA again for 30 years and are not the backward, illiterate, "joke-y" country that our ELITES would have US believe.
Ukraine bad corruption.
Poland has the Expansionist Dreams.
The Baltic would prefer a return to the Prussian ways.
And Germany is a huge instigator of all that is happening at present.
Putin seems patient, deliberate in the UKR situation...but I believe that RU wins this one, while America is completely unprepared for their own coming collapse.
Just my two cents...
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Thanks Star Media for a brilliant almost 7 hours documentary narration that covers all the shadows of the Russian history during the 300 years of the dynasty of Romanov.
Holy smokes this documentary is GREAT.. like the old school tlc, previous generation history channel docs.. good visuals, acting, narrator.. keeps ppl interested.. better than the current gen docs.. keep it up!
If Americans made it, there would be flashes, pans, blurs, jump cuts, camera shakes, expert interviews with simple soundbytes and a narrator that sounds like the 1990's movie trailer voicover guy.
@@ceejay6882 lol, whatever floats your boat chum.. ;)
It s a Russian Doc school, lol
Wonderful study of Catherine the Great. Thank you. My recollection of Her Majesty was about her libido. Had no knowledge of her accomplishments and rule. She deserves her titles. Thank you
you thought she was called the great because she liked great men?
@@mamutakada She did like “great men”, Jesuits
This is an amazing documentary. I have friends from Russia and I appreciate their rich history. I've been virtually around the world during covid. This series is the best documentary I've seen on TH-cam.
This is fake news... Propaganda,.
Probably
@@timlangdon6448 shut up fool nobody cares
@@ikmoethelemaalniks1716 why are you so upset for my friend.???.you show me that you care because you're getting awful agitated about the subject..... But thank you for your reply back.
@@ikmoethelemaalniks1716 all I know is Catherine the Great was awful horny woman....
historically informative and entertaining series on the romanov dynasty. I have watched this more than once and learn something new about russian history every time I watch it. One of the most comphrehensive series on the Romanovs posted. Many thanks!
I live in the U.S. and I find this very interesting. I'm not college educated person and thank whoever uploaded this. It's nice to learn about others histories and struggles.
You definitely don’t need to be college educated to be well read in a variety of subjects. I happen to have a college degree and unless you are getting a degree/masters/doctorate, you most likely wouldn’t take a class about European History. I personally have always been interested in history of any kind and both read and watch. A personal favorite book is an “autobiography” of Henry VIII written by Margaret George. There is even an audiobook on Kindle. I highly recommend it!
I went to college but european history was not something I had in college. Something I've done on my own as I've gotten older and more mature I imagine. Just finished 9 month obsession of WWII which was amazing. I couldn't stop now here I am..hahaha. I find history of all types fascinating. I suppose I have time to delve into things more now that my kid has left for college and I'm on my own.
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Me too, I understand what you mean. It's very educational
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These documentaries on the romanovs get better and better. Is always something new to learn and discover and listen
So perfectly written. The contrast and flow of historical fact and personal biography blend together in a way that keeps the listener locked into a calming arrest. With the rhythm of the narrator it almost has an iambic pentameter flow of Shakespeare's prose but far easier to listen to...brilliantly researched/ written/ presented. Kudos
I actually 99% of the time fall asleep watching them! That's why I love them.....the right narrator voice is calming. This is also why I literally watch these in segments to actually view the contents!
I don't know what it was about this video, I would never normally sit and watch this but I immediately was sucked in.. I just sat and watched over 3 hours of a history program?! that is history in itself! done so well!! the narration was perfect, the illustrations and the music... perfect! well done!
I was astonished at just how very splendid this series turned out to be. I simply had to place my life on hold, as I could not look away!
Me too!! 😁
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I love it to.
This documentary is captivating. Such amazing story telling and lives these people lived.
Those last words cut deep…Great series. Thank you for educating people and myself of this history.
One of the best documentaries, if not the best, I have ever seen. Such a perfect and fascinating work. It keeps you mesmerized to the screen.
Well that was by far one of the BEST documentaries on modern Soviet History and I couldn't believe that 3 1/2 hours went by!
Absolutely brilliant in it's production and the amount of history that it covered.
A MUST for every Westerner to watch, oh heck, a must for ANYONE to watch!
Thanks so much for the upload!
The Soviets are the one that took over AFTER this point in time. They are hardly mentioned here. Russian history is not "Soviet" history. Soviet Union and "Soviet" history is between 1922 and 1991, if one exclude their rise to power type story.
Idiot follower can not think for yourself
This is the history of Russian Empire.
7 hours of pure perfection, I loved every second of this series. Growing up all I ever learned was how evil Russia is and never how great it once was, and more-so how recently this change actually happened.
I know I can't believe I watched all 7 hours
Well I enjoyed it too but I can’t say the rulers were great. Russia doesn’t change. Might is right was the creed of the Tsars. Cruelty and terror, murder and assassination win the day
@@jeremyparsons4940 Yes that's true, though that is sort of true of most empires I feel like. You can't really have a monarchy without oppression and tyranny of some sort.
I keep waking to this series and never clicked on it
@@madmouthmarv5098 me too! what are you falling asleep to? I'm mostly true crime/mystery sleeper
The documentaries are fascinating and enjoyable. I found this channel by accident and now it's my night time story book every night. Thank you!
Ditto. I had no idea documentaries of Russian history were this enjoyable!
Me tooo !!
Ditto here my friend 😉
The visuals of the documentary keep you hooked and not boring, one of the best histories of monarchs in the world, I felt sad for the family Nicolas.
didn't end well for the Bourbon's either....
As you should, it has always been despicable to me how the Bolsheviks did that cowardly execution. I'm an egalitarian and I have socialist leanings...but that was just terrible. The story of Rasputin is also a romantic example of how awful people can be when they think they are justified using their social network to hurt others. That's cronyism and I hate it too.
@@frankpienkosky5688 then you may be glad to find they're still alive.
Yes! Poor Nicolas. He hadn't wanted the job and his father was heavy handed and didn't teach him the rules of governing. Nicky's courtesans lied to him about his people, that they loved him and they were living well when the people had nothing. It is a great example of how too much wealth in the hands of few leads to revolution. Much like what is happening in America today.
I always felt very sad that they murdered Tsar Nicholas II and his wife and his daughters and son as well as Alexis' doctors and their servants on Sunday July 27, 1917. Rest in peace
I'm blown away . This historical account of the Romanovs was intriguing. The family lineage, the ascent to power within the various lineages, the stories of the personal lives of the ruling elite... the battles, the conquests, the defeats.. the power, the modernization .. all of it... mind blowing. Incredible. I definitely want to go to Russia now. I am so excited to see this place.
f#$@ Russia
its 5:19am and i've just now finished this. It was well worth not sleeping lol
I have always since childhood had a peaked and passing interest in the Romanovs, studying all the theories, books, dynastic origins, members, and documentaries about them.
Standard 2 hour movie at the theater: I’m fidgeting and squirming around like an unruly toddler by the end.
3 1/2 hour documentary about Russian rulers: Glued to the damn screen the entire time...
*Bravo!*
This was a very well made and fascinating series!
me to .. great doc... the zar in the end that got killed was a hoe
The Star media here did a great documentary series about Eastern front of the WWII, as well.
My personal favorite is a anecdote of field mice as allied against German tank division. On YT used to be English dubbed version, this one is Russian but with subtitle available:
th-cam.com/video/YMHH6XwvtN4/w-d-xo.html
I'm fidgeting and squirming around like a slithering snake through water
@@Martina-Kosicanka It looks good. Too bad it's in Russian. I hope they make an English version.
@@AlM-tz8yx It is worth reading subtitles
I must have had TH-cam on autoplay and woke up middle of night to this. I was transfixed and had learned so much by morning :) I LOVE LOVE the production quality of this and will rewatch; the visuals, the statistics, maps when appropriate. The details of Romanov family life were great. That train wreck was crazy (!) how did the family survive it. I’ve studied history in dry university classrooms where no maps or visuals were used, a chalkboard with endless lists of terms, are u kidding me? This is how we learn.
Elise J woke up a 3:30 am to this.... still watching at 5:50 am lol
i strongly agree elise :)
And kudos to the Russian filmmakers who obviously created this series. It's so much better than anything that would ever have been done here in the United States, it's ridiculous.
Привет! Есть ли подобные исторические фильмы о Соединенных Штатах?
Yes, there are. One of the very best is "The Civil War" - by Ken Burns. It's about the American Civil War, from 1861 to 1865. You should see it.
A notable exception! I stand corrected. Ken Burns is marvelous.@@maureentopper3741
Excellent documentary from start to finish. One of the finest documentaries with a lot of balance in narration. Thank you
This is one of the best documentaries I've ever seen.
I was dreaming about Russian history and when I woke up TH-cam was playing this in my ear. I had to start it again because my dream was amazing and fascinating. Now I can’t stop watching. So good.
Omg that literally just happened to me! I was like wtf lol
I am glad it happened to me. Thank you very much. I appreciate this. I am half French Canadian and half American. I know the history of America 🇺🇸 but how about the history 🤔 of Canada 🇨🇦 and France 🇫🇷 please 🙏?
I love both Romanovs era and the Soviet era. This makes me want to learn Russian
thank u dear
you should, its one of the most extraordinary languages and there's so much history behind it
I love that this documentary also goes into matters of the economy under each Tzar.
I've not wasted my 3 hours watching these spectacular Russian history.thanks to corona virus lockdown .thanks for this awesome documentary.
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@@terryford3139 u good bruh?💀
I'm glad this wasn't available when I was in high school. I would have majored in history in college and would have been very poor. I loved every minute of this!
Why would you have been poor
@@phil4863 yeah, history is actually a very diverse field that can help in a number of careers outside anything having to actually do with history 🙂
fact!💯😆
@@F-itJamit um.... he could be a history tutor
yeah same.. LOL
Thank you StarMediaEN: Great narration. Recently meeting my cousins in Europe they totally guilted me into learning more about world history.
I'm trying, but where to begin???
📽 This series is totally bingeworthy. 👌
This way better than any history class in school! If history lessons were taught with this captivating narrative and research told well, I reckon the whole class would get A's. 🙌
I just said the same thing.
Wow!! What a totally gripping, dramatic and historically educational documetary!! One of the best documentaries I have seen!! Was on the edge of my seat many times and learned so much!! Thank you!
That is one severely underrated ability in leaders--leaders able to pick out good, competent people. Catherine the Great was not a military genius, but she was really good at choosing men who were military geniuses. Suvorov definitely comes to mind. Her armies were doing so well that even the best military genius of the past 500 years--Napoleon--wanted to join Catherine's armies. (Genghis Khan and his sons came 500 years before Napoleon--they were genius military leaders on par with Napoleon.) That tells you how great Catherine was at seeing and attracting good talent.
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I don't know about Genius, I'm more of the Blitzkrieg; Gorilla, Type of warrior. Even the civil war lines of men stand and fire one shot, Drop to a knee and reload, while another line directly behind, does the same in a synchronized pattern? That's shooting ducks at the carnival. People dying all around you. right genius.
One man's genious is another man's fool. I guess.
Jusa thought
Was this the rise of power by the Satanic Underground? Britain had a war in 1918. USA started the Spanish flu, which was started in North Carolina, blamed on Spain because they refused to participate in WW1. Was Russia also refusing? I don't recall them being mentioned in WW1. We have to understand #TheEnemyWithin
@@annebradley6086 Who are you asking? I got a notification. I'm kind of curious; not sure what you are refering to. Depending where s person is coming from. There are a lot of groups of the period one might refer to as Satanic. I have been reading up on Marxism. It's interesting that throughout history these Marxist takeovers have eliminated relegion. They are anti anti religion. They are in fact "Anti - Christ." I wonder if this is relatable to your reference / question. I also wonder, did I stumble upon the actual anti - christ. Was the book of revelations refering to Marxism when it talks of the anti christ? Marxism certainly is = Anti Christ. kind of an interesting coincidence. Everything they have done in the past sure fits the descriptions of what to expect in the end times. Bring the world together under one rule, 3.5 yesrs of good, 3.5 yesrs of slaughter, men will dye from their hearts giving out, Gog and Magog, I'm sure you are familiar with the revelations. If Marxism is the Anti Christ, then I guess the followers of marxism would be satanic. What if any is your opinion. Even if this is not at all applicable to your thought here posted. I would still be interested in your thoughts on this possibly obvious connection, supposing this is one.
Tell me what you think.
Beautiful documantary!👍History is so important. It's so different from what I learned from out of school.
That's nice. Try not to ignore your spell checker.
mmmh... and you're going to believe a british tv documentary... lol i would stick to what i learned in school!;)
Such a treat!
Great historical documentary! Maybe the best one I've ever seen actually. Such a well done and informative historical account of The Romanov Dynasty!
I watch historical documentaries most of the time, and this is one of my top choices! Even though I've seen it bunches, I continue to soak in new information!
Also, the narrator's voice is very calming, making this a perfect documentary to leave on while sleeping!
I love the Russian Tsar (and Especially Romanov) history!
There is nothing quite as exciting and sad to me as their story! RIP to The Russian Martyr Saints Nicolas, Alexandra, Olga, Tatiana, Maria, Anastasia and Alexi Romanov!
It Is an excellent documentary of Russian history, which is often so rare and controversial no thanks to the disgusting murderous red socialist shame stain of the soviet era.
There is another documentary that's like this as well. It's on TH-cam
Queen Elizabeth the 1st...
th-cam.com/video/IOzcwImdFpo/w-d-xo.html
@@Blue-r4b thank you! That is one of my favorites! I have an amazing, huge Playlist on here, i believe entitled "History Playlist" that has over 1200 docs on it. I believe its public, check it out!
Thanks for this. I literally live for documentaries such as "Elizabeth - The Golden Era" ♥️🙏
@@CountessKitten Yeah I love that one and I like Elizabeth and Mary brother 9 yr old King Edward.
Excellently produced, so captivating, one cannot stop watching. Thank you for making history
come alive!
I am German and I love the Russian culture and people, that's why Im watching this with maximum interest and delight. Thank you so much!
The same people who destroyed Germany also destroyed Russia.
@@personofearth5076 Pravda
@@personofearth5076 Exactly bro, but Russia rised from the ashes...and will help Germany to rize again for the sake of future free Europe and free World.
@@simonidastankovic2627 Blessings to your nation and Merry Christmas.
@@simonidastankovic2627 Also love from Australia. White brother/sister must stand with white brother/sister.
I've watched documentaries about the Romanovs but none ever compared to this one. I am now more obsessed than ever in the Romanovs' history. It's also amazing how the Dynasty started with an Anastasia (Ivan the Terrible's first wife) and also ended with an Anastasia (Nicholas I's daughter) in it, damn crazy coincidence.
Being fair, it's a family that never threw a name away.
I agree. Excellent documentary.
What's better is that Michael Romanov ordered his 1st execution to be at the Ipatiev Monastery, and the last Romanovs were executed at Ipatiev Residence 305 years later.
Nicholas ll's daughter
@@shawndamccormick278 oh yeah sorry hehe typo :) Thanks!
These videos have me captivated, they make history so fun to learn.
I woke up to this, I was not disappointed, thanks TH-cam, and thanks starmedia EN
I was watching something else and all of a sudden this came on. I am glad it did. This is very interesting.
I am grateful for this wonderful production. I am both learning and entertained. I am doubly glad in these fractious and threatening months in American history to be distracted.
this is very extensive and very great for learning histories.
This may make students more interested in learning histories, more paying attention.
Wonderful documentary. It has world history, human frailty, and human drama deeper than any soap opera or novella. A wonderful piece..........
It truly is wonderful. I was transported to another time and place. I think I've fallen in love with Russia.
This may not be completely accurate as others point out but what a marvellous country it would
be to visit.
I feel much obliged to congratulate the producers of this series. The quality of the scenes, the uniforms are excellent. Most of all the background sound is well in the background not like the modern rush-produced senseless films where the background sound drowns the narrator's words. I am glad that there still exist people willing to spend money on perfect productions. Perhaps someone in Netflix will see this comment. It does not all have to be sex on the kitchen table in scene1! A million times over thank you.
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I love history. This is the best documentary on the Romanov's. I wonder if Nicholas II weren't Czar if the Romanov dynasty would have continued. History does offer someone an chance to imagine what might have happened if there had been a different Czar.
Maybe, but probably not. They all believed more or less that czarist autocracy was the order of God, and resisted any dilution of their powers. Prince Michael, Nicholas's younger brother and heir presumptive (after Alexei) was brighter, but "gullible and naive". He wasn't the person to pull Russia into the 20th century. This documentary doesn't say much about the conditions of the common people, but overall they were horrendous, as bad as 18th century France. And Russian industry and infrastructure was stuck in the 18th century too, although it was starting to attract foreign investment -- where the workers were treated like slaves. And the Duma was simply a "talk shop", because the czar could ignore it at his whim. And then there was World War I....
@@floraposteschild4184 Alexander didn't resist the dilution of power. He was working on creating a Parliamentary system when the socialists murdered him. Yeah, things were bad for some but changes don't happen over night, and the more that man gave them mercy, the more they hated him. Russia would have been better off if the revolution had been put down mercilessly. The rise of Communism only robbed the former serfs who managed to build successful farms and cottage industries of their lives through artificial famine and persecution. You'll notice that a lot of the revolutionaries were not in fact the working class they claimed they cared for, but lower nobility and intellectual types who really just wanted to seize power and fortune through theft. It's much like the leftists of today who use socialist and communist rhetoric to excuse their own failures while living comfortable latte liberal lives.
Beautifully made documentary. I wouldn't have given this random video a 2ndcthought but it was so enthralling that I couldn't stop watching it.
This series is absolutely outstanding.
Such an amazing tale of 300 years. I wish my history classes were this engaging. Excellent job!!!
Absolutely superb series - I was completely absorbed by the narrative and the fantastic re-enactments. Thank you so much for uploading in English. Best documentary series I have seen in a long time.
as you can see the current disputes between Russia and Turkey go back a long ways...
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Star media produced lot of great documentary series
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The most fascinating documentary series I have ever watched!
I fell asleep watching try not to laugh videos and ended up here I’m the morning. Seems interesting
Lol same here
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I was watching the american revolution when I feel asleep and woke up to the first episode.lol
DUDE! SAME HERE WTF?!
It's the calming narration, I often use long videos to help me fall asleep.
Brilliant account told in a clear way ... top marks ... like others I woke up to this after having fallen asleep with auto play on and my earphones in. Continued to watch it after having woken up as the narrator's voice was so soothing.
Same here!
Ditto!!!! I need my bluetooth nightly! I was on " That Chapter" ( if you are into true crime I suggest that channel ) and I guess I bumped it out of the playlist and woke up to this lil gem! I had to come back and listen to it from the beginning
oh yeah liberate the bulgarians from the Turkish yoke to place them firmly under the Russian yoke lmfao man stop it its Russian state propaganda at least its mostly accurate with some Russian liberties added I guess any nation would it would be like an American history documentary never mentioning the slaugter of the native population I mean how they civilized the locals lol
@@atakorkut5110 there was no slaughter of local population...as you can see all native tribes still live in Russia and have their own land to which no Russian or forigner is allowed without permission...
Same! Now I want to listen from the start.
Early on from its first episode, I was dumbfounded by the quality, knowledge and visuals of this series. The numbers as well as well as detail is staggering, considering how far back in history it went. I have never seen anything on this scale on Russia before. My only conclusion is that this info finally filtered through after the fall of the Soviet Union.
Apparently those boxes of Romanov memoirs survived the Bolsheviks. And isn't it a wonder the family were executed in so quiet a manner rather than, say, in public? There must have been a lot of residual support for them among the Russian people after 300 years.
@Jeff somersby WHAT is your problem??? I guess that if you haven't studied a country's history at length they are somehow ignorant, lmao? There is a word for people like your self that cast such aspersions. Arrogance. Limited experience? How do you know WHAT my experience is you dufus? You got a crystal ball?????? Your pathetic.
Nah!...pretty much common knowledge long before they arrived on the scene......
I think the average american is pretty surprised at the details every government entity keeps on the people - throughout history. If they didn't know these things, they wouldn't be able to tax you. and for some reason, social media seems to assure people that the government really doesnt know or care what you are doing. They do care. you are a walking dollar sign.
An amazing production. I hope Star Media has more of this quality!
One of the best documentaries I have ever watched!
@3:20 why are all the pictures of holy people(mary and baby jesus/Older Jesus) Black People
@@rbfbrown7207 well for one they weren't white lmao. See location.
@@rbfbrown7207 we all know why
@@rbfbrown7207 the natural pigments used for painting were covered with a resin varnish that oxidised and got covered with dust over time. As a result, you can see a 10 skin tones difference on restoration videos, when such orthodox painted wooden panels eventually do get professionally restored.
I love this. Can you put on a documentary about Canada 🇨🇦 and France 🇫🇷 too?
I absolutely love Russia's history..
Very strong people of the mind and body.
History is great period
@@kevinhenderson5520 I agree
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@@kevinhenderson5520 I agree!!!! I have a Bachelor's degree in it AND Russia is AMAZING!!!!!!!
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I love this documentary! It is totally unbiased and highlighted both achievements and inequities of each tsar. The ending is kinda expected but still extremely depressing.
I hated the fact that I knew the ending at the beginning. Guess that is what I get for spending 8 -10 hrs a day 3-5 days a week listening to history documentaries
If you were the vast majority of common people, life was extremely depressing. For a long, long time.
@@williammorris3303 it's not some niche history buff knowledge that tsar Nikolai II and his family were gunned down, people learn this stuff in highschool
@@myosotis4507 I honestly didn’t know that. I quit school in the 7th grade.
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The best documentary I ever watched.👍
WOW, I like many others woke up in the middle of the night to this fabulous documentary while watching a crime series...thank you for sharing this with us!
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I fell asleep and when I woke up, I was listening to this. I watched raptly for the entire time, and learned much. Best accident ever. Here in the West, Russians and their history were villanised, they were painted as abnormal, vicious, untrustworthy. I never truly believed it, and put it down to political machinations as the source. I have been enthralled by this sensitive, detailed account of the lives of Russian monarchy. There is great nobility and humanity in this account, and I have greatly enjoyed it. Now I wonder why there was any stigma taught to me at all. A very disturbing thought. There is enough evil in the world without adding hate to children's mind as they develop. People are people, and all the same, no matter where they are from or their cultural background. Why do our establishments insist on brainwashing us as kids?
The cold War and communism were very real and scary. Every country has done terrible things, but Russia was our country's only enemy that was truly feared.
I'm just saying, try to look at the US history as objectively as you are Russia.
I've watched multiple Russian documentaries and this one skims over a lot of nasty things that happened.
Really? I have been reading Russian history since 1986 and I live in the US. I never read that they were anything more than fascinating.
Thing is, many people who lived through the existential horror of the Cold War are still alive and many are in government or media related jobs and positions. Plus the Communists did a pretty good job at coloring the Imperial era as evil times run by evil people and themselves were obviously very evil (a government supposedly created to improve the lives of the working class caused the deaths of between 4 and 10 million of its own, working class people via the Holodomor). So it's no surprise that most in the West see Russia as vicious and/or untrustworthy. There is, of course, those like me who can see through the narrative but I also don't blame people from feeling the other way either.
@@thecouchpotatocom America has invaded other countries and done a lot of harm to the ordinary people of those countries . They’ve robbed pilfered and stolen the wealth from these countries and still are . But they pretend they are helping the people . Britain did and does the same (. So did other Western countries) . We don’t learn that at school . We only learn how wonderful our countries are and not the atrocities they’ve committed .Whether you do something brutally with a smile or boldly , it’s the same thing .
History is often warped and lied about but when the countries that have been wronged speak up, then we learn the truth .
The EXACT same thing just happened to me. I woke up at 2am to this, sat bolt upright, and have been enthralled watching this ever since!
There is so much good in this documentary. One thing that stands out is the strings, conveying a sense of fear and urgency. Just one detail that helps makes a masterpiece!
This is the best documentaries Ive ever seen! Thank you!
Thank you very this documentation.
Brilliant Way Of Telling History. Seems Nothing Was Left Unsaid. Well Done.
I agree. Amazing to see the accuracy of prophecy 3:02:00; it soothes to know what has to be and will be. Nicholas´ II attitude proves it: "The holy tsar will have the patience and purity of a dove ... he shall be betrayed ..."
@@DormantIdeasNIQ ...I agree. The whole Romanov dynasty was put in place to be the puppets of the Nobles and money changers, and we all know who that is. A perfect example was Empress Anna. Could not read or write and had no friends in Moscow, completely put on the thrown by the Nobles. Had no intrest in the affairs of state or the people she ruled, which gave the Nobles and their money changer friends a blank check. Why did they need to put these puppets on the thrown? It began with Ivan iv, {The Terrible}. He actually went to war with the nobles when they tried to introduce serfdom {slavery}. Once he died and they were able to dispatch his predesessors who were still loyal to Ivan"s ideals, they decided to put a dynasty in charge that they could completely control. Why the hell else would you make a 16 year old boy who had no clue, who was educated by the nobles in charge of a country? The little boy he was forced to murder was actually the last in line from Ivan the Terrible, making sure that lineage and it's supporters would never rise again. Shortly after the Romanov's were put in power, serfdom was introduced and it was also decreed that only nobles could own serfs. Ironically, as people who favored the Bolshevic revolution would try and villify and justify what happened to Tsar Nicolaus 2 and his family, they immideately throw serfdom in your face, which was actually started by the nobles and their money changer buddies
@@Tboy439 Isn't it like that in all Nations?
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I feel compelled to comment on how great of a documentary this was! Definitely binged watched it.
I have just watched it all in one go. Wish we were taught history like this. Amazing. Well put together. Thankyou
I really enjoyed this series! Fantastic in every way, it was clearly produced with a proper budget as evidenced by the quality in which it was researched & presented; & structured in a way so as to be interesting on both the personal/individual level as well as the macro/historical one. Most historical/biographical documentaries which feature scenes of actors wearing period-era garb & doing reenactments just end up feeling like subpar biopics by overusing them to the point of exhaustion.
Thank you for making this series about The Romanoff Family it was very interesting. I have read 3 books about The Czars Nicholas and Alexandria, Peter the Great and Alexander 2 the Last Great Tzar of Russia.
3 am gang ♡ this voice is so relaxing to sleep to
I love this series and have watched while awake all thru. But it really is lovely being lulled to sleep by the narrator. 👏🏿🤗🙃
I actually fell asleep to this at that hour too lol
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Lol I am listening to this as I am at work, working on emails :) Its relaxing when dealing with idiot emails :)
Absolutely fantastic documentary. I binge watched all 8 episodes and it had me on the edge of my seat....
The end was so sad but I am somewhat familiar with the Romanov story so I knew it was coming.....
The end wasn't sad. This documentary tells mostly from the side of the Romanovs, not the Russian masses. There's a reason there was so much revolt and assassinations. The Russian Revolution brought in huge benefits for the people of Russia and despite Stalins counter revolution Russia was never again to suffer from the woes of tsarist regime. Good riddance to the Romanovs.
I have found all of these beautifully done and very interesting. It has answered many questions I've had about Russian and European history. Americans were never taught much history other than their own, so I have truly enjoyed these and thank Timeline/Star Media for doing a magnificent job. They should be very proud of their work.✨
I agree and the history we are taught may not even be reality
@@satpics369 it’s often very briefly covered or watered down here in America
@@MochiiBunniie Yea the stuff they leave in the things they teach
**Other Than Their Own Fake History
What school did you go to? I went to school in Virginia. We had a world history class and an American history class. I was taught both I think it just depends on the state.
This is an outstanding documentary.
Sure it’s long and I napped in between by I woke up wanting more.
I gleaned a deeper understanding of Russian culture and political history.
@StarMediaEN
Most Educational and beautifully directed video to watch! In fact I never tire from watching this video on a regular basis as there is so much to take in. Thank You!
Very interesting story as a Canadian Russian my Grandpa and a few of his brothers fled Russia as the Bolshevik Revolution started thus puts me here today
So, you're a Canadian then?
Me too! Michigan💃🏻
My Russian grandfather defected when Stalin was in rule...Now I want to know more ✌🏼🤔
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Beautiful documentaries. Smashing series. Losing my abysmal ignorance of a subject has never been so painless. Or so free. Congratulations and much thanks - for the production and for its upload. Cheers! (That's Canadian, not British.)
Absolutely fascinating insight into the thinking and politics behind the revolution and the USSR.
Fantastic way to learn history ! Everything presented wonderfully ! Thank you .fr .Canada
This is the most incredible documentary on Russia ever
Before you make such a statement, you should see other Russian docs,made by the same production STAR MEDIA as well as other Russian series in general. It is difficult to choose which of them are the best...they are all simply the best.!
Actually, the best ones you can not understand, because they are in Russian.
I read ruska from Rutherford and a lot of other publishing's. Don't be a snob the fact that people from the US can actually read about Russia is a big plus. There's nothing worse than a Nouveau intellect
@@suzclayton783 ...seems like a lot of folks in here are just waking up to this stuff....but better late than never...
If anyone has another series to follow up on regarding history documentaries that are amazing, please let me know. I like stuff like this, Britain's Bloody Crown, and Britain's Bloodiest Dynasty. Monarchy by David Starkey is also quite great. I'd love it if there was a series like those about the French monarchy.
5th_Progenator_Reesecobar I’ve been watching the “Timeline History” videos here on TH-cam. They have lots of topics. The 4 part Elizabeth one is very good, also King Edward who died at 15 was much more interesting than I’d think. Bloody Mary, their half sister. The first person writings (diary entries, letters, homework) when read are intriguing. May not be bloody enough for you-what am I saying, that was a brutal time.
Yesss! Same! Louis the XIV is one of my favorite monarchs!! There isn't really a good series, that I know of, on the French Dynasties! Someone needs to make one, please!
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@@CountessKitten the best depiction of the french would have to be from Monty Python and The Holy Grail.
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