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The Russian Revolution - OverSimplified (Part 2)
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Correction!!! Trotsky was assassinated in Mexico! (I said Cuba!) :)
Thanks to everyone for pointing it out in the comments!
When I was in high school I got bored in study hall, so I grabbed a random book off the shelf. It was Prince Felix Youssoupoff's autobiography, and his account of Rasputin's murder FREAKED ME OUT!!!
I don't know how that book ended up in a tiny school in the middle of Illinois, but it taught me that history could be truly fascinating.
My dad was book colecter almost 5 language from tsar family, Muslim golden age, why Mongol not invade Europe, Greeks philosophy, Marxism everything but now the book almost all got stolen and i moved to the another area. Books is amazing.
same my parents would spare money on trivial stuff like sodas, expensive toys etc but they bought books adapted to our age of course, and later on we had a library full of encyclopedia about history, geography, medicine (not kidding ) , naturalisme etc the list goes on and on. They did the same with music from baroque to symphonie, from western and Arabic ( I am araboeuropean from Maghreb so I do have also Amazigh blood). My parents wanted us to see the world as a beautiful colorful masterpiece to explore. And learn I did, and exp,ore I did with my dear Hong kongese husband we decided to go meet history, geography and cultures live with our three little children. From Middel east to Asia( we didn't simply visite those places we lived there too), from Norway to Polynesia.......we are still on the road and no we are not rich we just take enough to live and enjoy the beautiful painting that is the world. My kids are adults now and they continue by studying to keep the painting as beautiful as possible. ( it doesn't mean that I think that the earth is flat!). I am sorry that you lost such precious tresors that are books but I wish you to find a way to started all over and maybe explore the world too. Wish you the best from Belgium.
PS Pardon my English as it is not my first language.
Glad to see you're back and hope you're feeling better
Soldiers typically swear loyalty to the state, although in monarchic countries they also do it to the sovereign. This can result in split loyalties when they perceive that the sovereign may not be acting in the best interests of the nation (or the people).
That’s why Hitler insisted that German soldiers swear loyalty to him personally rather than Germany
The old Russian calendar was 13 days off from the Gregorian calendar. That’s why Orthodox Russians celebrate Christmas on January 7, while Catholics and Protestants do it on December 25
Orthodox countries at the time did in fact use the Julian calendar. It was after the war that civil calendars were switched to Gregorian. A few years later some national churches switched to the Revised Julian calendar. It works like the Gregorian, but it has a better leap year system for the next few millennia, as it was devised by Milanković in 1920.
The two younger daughters were Maria and Anastasia. Anastasia is the most well-known because she's the one who many people hoped/thought had somehow survived.
Glad to see you're back! Your beard sure has grown; looks nice! Another great video too! Missed you lots!
My coffee I believe you mean our coffee
Congratulations on 10k ♥️🇱🇰🇱🇰
Nice to see you back. I took a small break from TH-cam last week also, it was refreshing.
I remember than in an alternate history mod for HoI4, Kaiserreich, the assassination attempt on Lenin suceeded. And yeah, the Reds lost the Russian Civil War... x)
Yeah, after the abdication of Nicholas II, his son was to be the new emperor with Nicholas’s brother as the regent until Alexei reaches the age of maturity. But Alexei’s uncle basically said “screw that” and renounced his regency the following day
I mean... That's a smart Idea. I don't think anyone would be too keen in being the position that he would've been in. Especially with in that situation.
Welcome back!
You should check the 3 part series of the battle of midway by Montemayor. They are like 1hr and a half between the 3, but ohh man, they are incredible! Both the japanese and american perspectives.
My coffee? WHAT MY COFFE? ITS O U R COFFEE
Great video as always. Got a bit late to it, but I'm here :D
I kinda want to talk about the thing that fascinates me the most about Rasputin's death. The prevalence of the myth surrounding it shows how people wish for history to be more exciting. Most people know Youssoupoff's initial account of the event because it's weird and interesting, but not nearly as many know that he later admitted to embelishing the story or that the autopsy showed that bullet to the face was what killed him. It really is a window to how much of an unfair advantage an entertaining story has over the truth.
Same with the October revolution. It may be Soviet propaganda, but even in the west most people believe that the revolution was a bloody affair. Of course, there is an element of some people mixing it up with the Russian civil war, but it's also at least partially due to the fiction having a much easier time getting into the public conciousness than the mundane truth.
31:48 The only ones I ever remember are Nicolas and Anastasia
Vlad: bourgeois filth, it's *OUR COFFEE!!!!!!*
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All I can think about after watching this video is ERB Rasputin vs Stalin video.
No, Trosky was killed in México, in coyoacan México City
Fun fact: the February Revolution happened in Marched and the October Revolution happened in November. That was the case because Russia was using the Julian calendar, which was 2-3 weeks ahead of the Gregorian calendar. I believe Russia changed their calendary system in the 20's.
Sergey Eienstein. Someone has seen Fantozzi.
Now thats what i called a dang good History intro XD
Hold up, I'm pretty sure Trotsky was killed in Mexico and I got a FUNNY STORY about it.
Mexico at the time had an artist couple, Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, both of them I hate, but Trotsky in time managed to get in Frida's pants and they got into an affair, Rivera found this out and even though he had multiple affairs on Kahlo, he got PISSED and beat the shit out of Trotsky, cause Rivera was a chunky boy, after this Trotsky lived alone in an apartment away from Rivera and it was there that he got attacked, still in Mexico City.
I'm not familiar those two can you please explain to me who they are and what they did
Yup! Sorry for that! Thanks for the correction! :)
@@reygonzalez4719 Rivera was a muralist and Kahlo was a painter, I wrote a response like this before but it had way too many insults I think.
I do not like these people.
@@fernandocast435 alright, cool
The execution of the Romanov Royal family was indeed one that was very barbaric and unprofessional in its nature. The first volley instantly killed the Tsar, the Tsarina, and four of the family’s retainers. However, the children survived (one only wounded). When the Bolsheviks discovered their mistake, they proceeded to drag the children into the next room, some by their hair while they kicked and shoved them about. These beatings soon turned to them bayoneting the children multiple times until they finally ended their misery with a shot to each of their heads. Even when they dragged the bodies out of the basement, one of the children was still alive and they finished her off with another shot to the head. They then proceeded to beat up the servants and execute the family’s pets, mostly by bayonet. The only member of the Romanov Royal family to have survived that night was Alexis’ spaniel; Joy who was later found abandoned and adopted by a British Army officer who was part of the Allied Expeditionary forces during the Civil War.
You can argue all you want about how terrible Nicholas was as a leader, but he certainly did not deserve such a fate, let alone his children.
6:04 Ja, die Soldaten kannten die gesamte Situation in Russland, daher war dies nicht die beste Motivation für die Soldaten. 😂
Anastasia was the Romanov whose name you forgot.
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I love those video beginnings!
St.Petersburg was built in the swamps of Southern Karelia on Golf of Finland and became Russian capitol in 1703. The youngest daughter of Nikolas was Anastasia; her and her younger brother bodies have never been found and that created rumors of her survival; hence the Hollywood’s movie” Anastasia”.
In 1918 Lenin was shot, but survived. There is a strong belief it was Stalin’s attempt to take power. As a result the Red Terror intensified. Lenin, brutal in Red Terror, that he promised would happen to retain Bolsheviks Dictatorship, reversed his policies in 1920, establishing New Economics era. That allowed Russia to restore its non- existing economy. Foreign funds started to flow,; specialists from Germany, England and the USA reignited factories and plants, private farms started producing foods. Within short time country shifted from dust ball to almost prosperous country. Was Lenin, at the end of his Marxist road, disillusioned? But his death in January 1924 and Stalin taking power brought this brief prosperity to the end. Immediately, he ordered mass arrests of kulaks- successful farmers, expropriation of their land and all produce, and exile of most of them to Siberia; annexation of all foreign own properties and funds and followed their expulsions.The Golodomor- mass starvation began. Millions perished in that period. Most of Lenin’s compatriots were executed, including Sverdlov, Kirov, Kamenev. The NKVD chief commissar Dzerszinsky was conducting cleansing of Party and Military ranks himself.
Mann hab ich hier drauf gewartet(^^)
China says hi.
Hey! I know that name 21:17. He has a street named after him in Riga. Also his father Mikhail Eisenstein was a well know architect, who lived in Riga when it was a part of Russian empire.
Here's a wiki link to check his bio and pictures of his work. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mikhail_Eisenstein
Great Video! I hope you do "History of Russia" by Epic history.
COMEBACK!!!!
"I had to deal with bureaucracy", ah, the true experience of being Soviet.
Another video by the greatest!
Like for that captain rex's helmet on the background
Chopping wood lame? When I play Civilization or Master of Orion I generally focus on industry and science
Did you say, Mein Kampfee?
Btw if you want to know about the Czechoslovakian legions journey through Russia here is the link: th-cam.com/video/r10Yt_8Umrw/w-d-xo.html
Attempt number 1000
I am joking of course. You have other videos in a queue :D
And btw Trotsky was assasinated in Mexico
Mother-in-law will live with you!!!
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Yo trocki was killed in mexico, and i heard tankie conspiracy teories, that frida kahlo killed him
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