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dear freethinkers, Michael is with you, and

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today we have a very interesting and

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controversial topic ahead of us,

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and we’ll talk about the monuments of the Russian

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Empire, we’ll try to distinguish symbolism

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from idiots, we’ll try to figure out what the authors of these buildings

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really wanted to convey to us,

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which old people are

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hiding the period from us? in fact,

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there was a Mongol-Tatar yoke and what a

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catastrophe all over the world there are ruins in memory of it,

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so according to Wikipedia,

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a monument is an object that supports

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memories of something,

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and how often have you looked at the width of

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a monument, thought about its essence,

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scrutinized every detail, tried to

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independently help from

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literature to understand what event

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this building is dedicated to, did you think

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what the author wanted to show

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and how reliably the

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events of those years are reflected in this monument and

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that the monuments familiar to our eyes,

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such as the monument to the Millennium of Russia, the

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Alexandrian Column and the monument to

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Minin and Pozharsky, can be

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witnesses to another long-forgotten and you, the

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peaceful history of Russia or even the history of a

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completely different state, is it really possible that the well-

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known monuments of the Russian Empire,

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past which thousands of people walk every day,

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may be fraught with a mystery or

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even contradict the official history,

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after all, they were erected by order of those in

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power, precisely those who wrote history

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and it really sounds very fantastic to

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some of the questions that will come up in

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this video, even representatives of official sciences don’t know the answers,

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today

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will talk about some of the most important

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monuments of the Russian Empire that

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were created in order to perpetuate the

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most important event, victory in history,

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so they need to be interpreted very

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specifically; symbolism and imbecility are two

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different things; it’s one thing to not

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understand something, and another thing to deliberately

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hide a lie with abstruse terms; of

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course, mistakes by sculptors are not

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uncommon; they happen, and now

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remember how recently the disgrace with monument to

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Mikhail Kalashnikov, but any errors

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of this kind are found and corrected by

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sculptors, historians and those in power

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have had almost two centuries to

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correct them, as they say, whoever

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failed and it’s not my fault, and here we

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come across the first interesting

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feature, all three monuments are plus or minus

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the same age and if the column and millennia

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were built, plus or minus the time frame, with

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the monument to Minin and Pozharsky they were

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200 years late, what were they waiting for, you ask,

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so little things until the history of the

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Russian state is invented and approved by

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higher authorities, our

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story will begin with the monument to the

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millennium of Russia, this monument, the standards

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have already been created when the story was

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written, agreed upon and released to the masses, and

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if you, for example, drive through the villages of your native

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region, you will be surprised to find out that

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exactly 1863 1880 and this is the time of the mass

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opening of the first rural schools or

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some vocational schools on the

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initiative of Tabarin, this is a priest, then the

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state in principle It doesn’t matter what

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the date of

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the training itself is, we had training before this, but elite classes were not

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available to a certain class of

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people; in fact, until the mid-19th century, the

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population of the Russian Empire was

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ninety percent, and according to some

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studies, 99 percent was

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illiterate or did not know Russian,

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speaking no other languages languages

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and since 1860 almost everyone has begun to learn them, often by the way

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voluntarily-compulsorily, and also suddenly

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this period of the abolition of serfdom and the

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mass resettlement of residents of the Russian

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Empire is convenient for the formation of a new

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consciousness, isn’t that why the monument

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built in this era is

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made of very high quality all one hundred and

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twenty-eight figures are dressed in clothes familiar to

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us from history textbooks,

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quite competently divided into

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groups united by eras or

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events, to be honest, I do

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n’t even want to find fault, here are the heroes of

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the war of 1612, Minin and Pozharsky,

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even with the naked eye you can see who is the

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prince and who is wearing the attire familiar to the eye

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and the armor

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on the prince’s grandfather is a wide Christian cross,

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as they say, everything is according to the textbook, everything is according to

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the canon, but let’s look at the monument by the same

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organizer of the zemstvo militia standing

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in Moscow, this is some kind of disgrace with light

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eroticism Moscow October 30, cleaner three days, in

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these costumes we will be the truth

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day of national unity there

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should be a charade on the street, here they are,

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simple Russian guys in togas

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and shorts with slight eroticism, a

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bare nipple, this is how we had

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simple hard workers walking around in Moscow in November, this is

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not the Grand Duke, the commander

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of his comrades, but two ancient Greek shepherds

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or poets,

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the only thing and somehow - then visually

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connect with our canonical history this

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image with a miraculous pass on the shield,

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although many people here notice that the style is also

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looking for a different color and perhaps it

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was even made at a different time and I’ll insert it

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here later, I personally didn’t notice any strong differences,

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maybe sunny

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weather in the summer two meters and a stick and you’ll be able to

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examine something,

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but for now, of course, there’s a lot of dissonance

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according to official history. On November 4,

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or October 25, according to the old style, the

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militia under the leadership of Minin and

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Pozharsky stormed Kitay-Gorod,

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and officially there was a lot of chaos going on in Moscow

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until November or on October 27, after which

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the invaders were cheerfully driven out, that is,

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the end of October, the beginning of November, you look at

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these guys and think, did our

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militia dress like that,

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especially coolly, then not in tunics, the results

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look against the backdrop of snow in the snowfall, and

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there are oak trees with you appendages here from

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I got frostbitten here and against the background of them the

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militias of a healthy person

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in camouflage coats sheepskin coats screws this is

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another matter because how coincidentally how cool it is to

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see in the contrast who is wearing what

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symbolism tell me it’s possible but

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firstly everything should be in moderation and

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secondly there should be symbolism a

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simple example is clear, the same monuments

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dedicated to the Great Patriotic War,

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for example, a memorial of glory with Soviet

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soldiers, partisans and underground fighters in

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Chernigov, a warrior,

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partisans and underground fighters can be seen by everyone, and who is this

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strange man in armor, did

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they really dress like that during the Second World War,

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this is a classic question,

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come the way it has always

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been presented thanks to history textbooks,

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films, literature, painting, such is

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our whole simple, understandable

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image of a warrior, a defender, a warrior, a liberator,

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and that is, the symbolism and all the symbolism of

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this monument seems to hint: we

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beat and we will beat, and now

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look again at this monument

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and imagine on the site of the knights, for example, the

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meninas monument in Moscow, you feel

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how just before your eyes symbolism has

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sharply turned into idiocy, and this is

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where I’m going with this,

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and if the image of Minin and Pozharsky

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was given a classical Greek look,

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then there were reasons for that, then this

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image should be close and the

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people of that time understood how close and

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understandable

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the image and the knight were to us, but I

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don’t remember something in our history when Moscow was part

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of the commonwealth of the Greek poles and in general

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Moscow is the third Rome about Greece, even in

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sayings nothing is heard, although the Greek

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image of the monument is rather an accident according to the

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original sketch, Prince Pozharsky

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should be wearing a Roman helmet, but then

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something went wrong and they were betrayed, I quote

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more, and the Russian appearance, for example, a similarity appeared on Kuzma

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and a Russian shirt, I think there should be a

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meme about Pozharsky’s mine, a healthy

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person and a smoker, in short, in fact

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it turned out something is not at all ours

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and far unusual, or we simply do

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n’t know some part of our history and

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don’t perceive the author’s brilliant message

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somehow,

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and in general, looking at the prince’s nipple, I remembered with horror the bas-

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relief of the Alexandrian

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column on the main side of the column, a

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girl depicting the Vistula In general,

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naked to the waist, this is a very

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unusual and bold image for a

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Christian Orthodox state

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in the 19th century with strict censorship with the cult of

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family and fidelity. For those who are not very familiar with

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history, I’ll tell you a fun fact for

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example at the end of the nineteenth century, even

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accidentally exposing a woman’s ankle

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could cause a serious rush of blood for

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men, but you yourself know where the tide is

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stronger than now for the average Russian,

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and it will be caused by a selection of the best films with

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our Sasha, such a low threshold of

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depravity was in society; in short,

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sooner or later at such a monument

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a shot would be fired from the sufferers in a

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queue of huge sizes, more bitter than the

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crowd your classmates

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after you found the forbidden

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tape of your parents or is

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something not being told to us again? I already wanted to

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scold the Soviet government for

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deliberately denigrating the church and the

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Russian government, translating logically,

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but then I remembered the simple

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money of 1845 and shut up in joy,

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this code of law will be at the link in

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the description go and check out the

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links Siberia okay let's return to

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symbolism looking at the monument to the Millennium of

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Russia we see the very top of the sculptural

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composition we see angels with a cross and a

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woman in an Etruscan folk costume in the

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sense in Russian and exactly the same

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kokoshnik one-on-one we see on a

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monument to Minin and Pozharsky, in fact, this is

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the only thing that we can recognize

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our loved one there,

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but as you already guessed, only the lazy one

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did not show the statues, images of

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mysterious Etruscan women, exactly the

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same headdresses,

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museums are full of such images, they are on the Internet,

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look, in principle, one-on-one one is familiar to

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our gaze towards the window, okay, tell me it’s

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a coincidence, fashion is cyclical, everything is the same, I

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thought so too, until I walked around America in

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a circle and saw how the prince himself was depicted,

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well, let’s say the helmets are a stretched sword, we

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find out he’s still dressed in the same

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way, and in the end he’s swinging at

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yeah, and the enemy is in a Thracian cap, one

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to one, like from a history textbook, this is

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also symbolism in your opinion, I will repeat again,

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the symbolism should be clear,

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for example, the Nazi invaders

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can be depicted as black ravens,

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but no one will depict them as

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imperial stormtroopers

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or any other soldiers even if

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real, but those with whom our state has

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never fought, imagine a

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propaganda poster of the forties

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somewhere of a German soldier in progress, you look like caps,

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nonsense, but certainly not symbolism, and for

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us there is nothing symbolic about such caps, it

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turns out incredibly at the

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time of the creation of this monument, the

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Thracians were for us, the main enemies

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are either the Scythians, because this cap is also often a

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companion of the Scythian warrior in various

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engravings, here is a well-known example for

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boiling fire and Minin and Pozharsky

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drive the Scythians out of Moscow

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before you call me a doctor,

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I’ll show you my latest certificate from a

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narcologist, I have it it exists, but was

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it really the culture of this monument in the

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19th century? Prince Pozharsky

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expels the Scythians from Moscow again,

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say it out loud, maybe we just do

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n’t know something, let’s return again

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to the Millennium Monument of Russia, there are a

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couple of cultural groups there that

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shows the defeat of the so-called

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Tatar-Mongol yoke and the

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victors are holding in their hands the supposed symbols of the glad

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conditionally this is this stick from the crescent moon,

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I don’t know how true this is, but this

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symbol of power was found even among

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rulers far from Islam, for example, the

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Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, on the same Internet there are photos of a

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Cossack detachment with it looks like the symbolism on the

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banners is a total mess, who just did

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n’t particularly designate their power with this symbol,

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of course officially the history

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of us, get that this symbol went from

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hand to hand only after the fall of the so-

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called Golden Horde,

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but there is one nuance, according to

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research into Gusev’s game, this

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symbolism included not only the

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crescent moon my stars was characteristic of the

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Scythians further quote from the author

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this is the Scythian league and the star Alatyr the league

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is equal to the union the Scythians lived in leagues and

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worshiped the goddess of

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the league I will leave a link to a more detailed post

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by the author in the description,

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the main thing here is a symbol that

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definitely took place

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before the Tatars in general what Scythians

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we open Wikipedia with relief we read

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that the Scythians died out in three days four

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hundredths of our era that trace

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400,500 before the calling of Rurik, which is

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automatically considered in our country to be the appearance of

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Russia and in honor of which this particular

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monument stands so that the husband

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definitely does not fight with the Scythians Could then

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the question arises from the picture of the well-known Vasnetsov’s

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battle between the Slavs and the Scythians, where we can

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easily recognize the classic Russian warriors from the

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times of the so-called

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Tatar-Mongol yoke by their clothes, plus or minus, and

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these warriors are fighting with the same

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guys in caps,

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of course Vasnetsov wrote down the history

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did not know when the Scythians lived and just

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fantasized about this topic, in fact, the

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picture is from 1880, they weren’t all known then,

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she probably hadn’t yet agreed on the

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question with a friend, look carefully

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at our warrior, he’s just described

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historically correctly and from his costume,

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and we understand that somewhere- then it should

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be 1200 1400

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he year and this is a more or less well-known

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period, the

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period of the Tatar-Mongol yoke

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Vasnetsov could not not know that then the enemies

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were different is one thing without

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archaeological finds not knowing the exact

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date everyone will replace the Scythians is another the point is

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to draw them from that era when, according to

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official history, they definitely no longer existed,

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okay, let’s return to the monument to the millennium of

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Russia and look at Dmitry Donskoy,

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who in his hands is holding the so-called

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bunchuk, but this is a stick with a crescent league,

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call it what you want, the point is different, pay

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attention to it in in Dmitry’s hands

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it is directed more upwards, which according to

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custom and heraldry does not resemble the

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standard of the vanquished, someone will say this

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feature of the monument is an attempt not

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to offend, or I am an artist, I see it that way,

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but this bunchuk is depicted on the monument

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two more times, the first time we see it in the

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hands of Count Potemkin as he

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lays at the feet of Katerina, and supposedly a

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warrior of the Golden Horde,

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more like a usually Russian man,

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of course, who similarly lays this

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bunchuk at his feet for 3, and nearby there is also a

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defeated Lithuanian lying around, and by all of

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this, it’s like the end of the so-called

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Tatar-Mongol yoke yeah,

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let's go back to Catherine and watch how the

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general puts the bunchuk at her feet,

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humbly obediently lowering his head,

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maybe a Tatar who is not a Tatar is also

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one of his soldiers in 3 with a trophy,

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once again this image is from the same

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monument, as they say, feel the

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difference

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Dmitry Donskoy bunchuk doesn’t put

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his feet down, doesn’t trample him, holds himself completely

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respectfully,

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the question arises: who actually fought with whom

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and what the so-called

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yoke was, let me remind you, according to the work carried out by the

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late Alexander closer to you,

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the analysis of Russian pancakes showed that the

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Tatar trash came from the West if

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so exactly slide you remember that the

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Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth

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used a similar symbol of power

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by opening Wikipedia and finding out and scout

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style this state suddenly from

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Poland and Lithuania into the so-called

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Tatar-Mongol yoke looks more and

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more like nonsense, apparently

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Russians and Tatars did not fight with each other

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and

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representatives of both nationalities were standing shoulder to shoulder with each other stupidly for power, both

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on

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one side and on the other, which is why

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on the icon of Sergius

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of Radonezh both forces

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look the same, and perhaps the division

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into Russian Tatars appeared relatively

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recently, most Tatars from Russians

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simply cannot be distinguished, look

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at Timur for example Batrutdinova and in Siberia,

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oddly enough, the Tatars look different,

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whatever you want, think as if just at a

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certain historical moment a

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certain group of people were stupidly appointed to be

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those same Tatars from the chronicles without

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understanding the small details ja we are one

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people you start arguing with someone run the UN

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in phrases from Wikipedia says that

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everything is described in the chronicles, everything was described kipish was

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noble princes perished cities burned temples

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were destroyed all around internecine strife fights for

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power and here the key word

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is internecine strife is interesting but the first

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victorious Tatars according to official history

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was achieved by Tver warriors in Bar

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battle of the Neva, why were the Tatars there

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in alliance with the Muscovites quote speaking from the

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end of the 13th century and as

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active opponents of the horde, believe me,

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until the second half of the 15th century, you were

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subjected to repeated

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blows from the Mongol-Tatars and Moscow, and

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remind them in the comments who became

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the main one after the defeat of the so-called

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games and in history you are all described so simply,

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easily, unpretentiously,

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but in fact the supremacy of Moscow is a

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consequence of a series of brutal civil strife

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that, essentially for history, could have been

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disguised as anything because,

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again, my native Tver defeats the

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troops of the future Dmitry Donskoy

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five years before the Battle of Kulikovo Moreover,

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according to the same official chronicles of

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the troops with which he came to Tver, he

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had a pretty strong body;

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in short, all this is suspicious and

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sewn with white threads; what

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pins me most of all is the term Mongolian

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temples, as we know from the official

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history, the Mongols did not impose their religion on us they

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didn’t build temples on our territories,

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our temples weren’t deliberately

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destroyed, well, the temples were mostly burned in

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company with the cities, monasteries,

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they didn’t carry out separate persecution purely for the destruction of our god and our religion,

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but at the same time, the style of the s-300 temples

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is divided into the Mongolian house and the post-

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Mongolian one. why, as a nomadic people who do

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not have their own architecture, could they

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bring something into our style of construction?

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I have certain guesses in the next

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video, I will share them in

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short, apparently the so-called

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Russians and Tatars are one people

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fighting with themselves in internecine

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wars for power and attention,

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apparently for the old faith, is not without reason that the

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appearance of the temples is divided into these two

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periods and then, apparently, they

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unite against one common enemy,

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for example, the same Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, Moscow

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will remain the main one, most likely

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by force, but still

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unites the land and repels the

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invaders, and that is therefore, in Europe,

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stories about the terrible yoke in Russia

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appear only in the 1500s, when

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our country got rid of civil strife, became

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united, became strong and

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truly began to threaten Europe, according to

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official history, precisely because of our

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actions, the Livonians will first disappear and then the

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Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth will apparently disintegrate here

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everything is not just like that, I repeat, we are not

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epam fantasies, we are just analyzing in detail one

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of the main monuments of the Russian Empire

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and everything is not so clear and simple, but

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that’s not all the

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icing on the cake, of course, the

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Alexandrian column, let’s start with the fact

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that it is Alexandrian, but in our language

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either for Pushkin or out of old memory,

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it remained Alexandrian, although in general,

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according to the official history, Pushka wrote

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specifically about the Alexandrian pillar,

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which in Alexandria of St. Petersburg the

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poems had no relationship at all, everything falls

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into place there, you look at the main

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sign where it says Sonya from a

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grateful people, beautiful

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armor made as authentically as possible,

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part of the inscription is covered, and the armor is

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also Roman Russian, although it is a

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copy of the armor stored in the

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armory in Moscow,

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because the nation is blocked, perhaps the signs

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were something else

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in general, of course, here is Brilev and strange

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unusual ones, we see something incomprehensible on the

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one hand the armor looks like ours on

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the other hand it’s full of Roman symbols

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lion skins fast and but this is the thing from

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which the name of the Italian

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word fascism came from

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and another interesting fact is that the

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crescent on a stick was also

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the standard of the Roman legions, and looking

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at all this one gets a strong feeling

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that these monuments tell about the

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valiant warriors of Rome and Greece who are

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waging their war, for example against the

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Scythians, the Roman bugle, they will again

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say that this style is so fashionable, the

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creature howled like a god, she made the inscription on the back

00:23:08

in a different style, you have bags for

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clothes made of different quality and on

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and these drawings are the only thing I saw in general there are some

00:23:15

ornaments in the sun, also a

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peculiar design of the camera, it’s hard of

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course in such a zoom There are more questions

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than answers,

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there is an opinion that all these monuments

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were brought here, they say they are not ours,

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I also thought so before, but again,

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remembering the same cancer with the Monk

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Alexander Nevsky, realizing that everything is not

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so simple, remember the scene of the liberation of

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Pskov, where is the place of Christophe, we have a

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crescent moon and a star Why, by the way, is it not

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Scythia

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at all, look at this bas-relief

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in detail and you see some incomprehensible

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half-naked Papuans and next to it on the bas-relief the

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walls are as clear as possible,

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recognizable economical prince priests,

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everything is like we went through at school, but this is a

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single picture, a

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single canvas, a single piece made in the

00:24:05

same style, one quality give technique 1

00:24:07

manner 1 safety there cannot be a coincidence here,

00:24:10

the one who made this coffin

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apparently knew a different story

00:24:14

here in general, as if Alexander Nevsky did

00:24:16

not liberate Pskov, but on the contrary,

00:24:18

seize us, we see bonfires and

00:24:20

raging people, but the most important thing is where the

00:24:22

crosses are on the spiers,

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that’s the more you go and study our

00:24:26

monuments, you look at the museum and look at

00:24:28

the exhibits, the more you understand how

00:24:30

bad our history is, how little of everything

00:24:33

has been invented or like two parallel worlds,

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as if the stories were going on at the same time and

00:24:37

were different, returning to the memory point of

00:24:40

Russia, we see that Vladimir Rurik

00:24:42

is standing side by side, and one gave the

00:24:44

other one is already holding his head behind his back with

00:24:48

blood, we see we understand well that

00:24:50

you and there were friendships

00:24:52

from a feast, as if this door of the league had been

00:24:55

walking side by side for some time,

00:24:57

who has seen my baptism videos already

00:24:59

understands what I am hinting at, where are the others,

00:25:02

the link will be in in the description, to

00:25:04

put it simply, for a monument which

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displays a hundred years of paganism against

00:25:08

nine hundred years of Christianity, there are

00:25:09

too many idols, and some

00:25:12

of them are shown not without respect and are not

00:25:14

entirely canonical and the time may of

00:25:17

course be so, but you must agree that the Roman

00:25:20

Scythian war is part of ours history, this is

00:25:23

clearly complete nonsense, oddly enough, but the Roman

00:25:26

Scythian war really happened in the third

00:25:29

century AD when Scythians

00:25:32

were called the barbarians living on the shores of the

00:25:35

Black Sea, wasn’t Count Potemkin fought there,

00:25:38

but this one who laid the league at the feet

00:25:40

of Catherine

00:25:41

and also look at the captured coat of arms I will

00:25:43

remind them ochakovo that the crescent

00:25:46

in Russian heraldry denotes

00:25:48

people of other faiths, usually Muslims but

00:25:50

necessarily those who have changed their faith to Christianity

00:25:53

in the case of the focal one, this is a reminder that

00:25:56

it was part of the Ottoman Empire, rarely

00:25:58

eat strange, it’s like in cities that

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during the Great Patriotic War

00:26:01

were temporarily captured by the Nazis in

00:26:03

memory of those events to leave swastikas

00:26:05

on coats of arms in general, of course, it’s all a strange

00:26:07

coincidence, in fact, where is Rome and where is the

00:26:09

Russian Empire,

00:26:10

although I often joke in my videos that Rome

00:26:13

is an abbreviation for the

00:26:16

Russian Empire,

00:26:17

but there are three letters in all the cases, as

00:26:19

it turned out, I didn’t distribute the joke on on

00:26:21

this topic, the most famous joker on

00:26:24

this topic was, oddly enough, Peter the

00:26:26

Great, as we know from official

00:26:28

history, he generously awarded his

00:26:30

favorites with various titles, it turned out to be a

00:26:32

whale of a title, awards, and so on, and so his

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best friend Count Menshikov in 1705 received the title of

00:26:39

Prince of the Roman Empire, sounds

00:26:43

It’s funny, as they say, they called the wrong country

00:26:45

Honduras,

00:26:46

so it turns out that apparently

00:26:48

the monuments are ours,

00:26:50

but the history that is taught in school is not,

00:26:52

and it is also important to note the fact that from 1818

00:26:56

to 1806 2 the style of our

00:27:00

monuments changes and how much clearer

00:27:02

the symbolism becomes

00:27:04

and why but because

00:27:06

when they erect a monument to Minin and

00:27:07

Pozharsky, Russian history has not yet been

00:27:09

written, Karamzin is just starting

00:27:12

his work, and in the 1830s history was just

00:27:15

beginning to take root and apparently they knew it

00:27:17

poorly, so the column is such a transitional

00:27:20

Roman Russian, but already in 1860 even

00:27:24

rural children are starting to to study,

00:27:26

among other things, history in newly opened

00:27:29

educational institutions, after which the

00:27:31

history was repeatedly edited, including by the

00:27:34

Soviet authorities, which is why the

00:27:36

monument to the Millennium of Russia is not entirely

00:27:38

clear to modern people. Apparently at the

00:27:41

end of the 19th century at the beginning of the twentieth,

00:27:43

something else was changed, in short, all these guys in

00:27:45

costumes unusual for us and with

00:27:47

strange symbols, they may well

00:27:49

be our compatriots, if you are not

00:27:51

familiar with my videos, he will object that in

00:27:53

our climate, guys in togas are too much,

00:27:56

but not everything is so simple,

00:27:57

I will leave in the description links to the video where

00:28:00

I proved climate change on the threshold of the 19th

00:28:03

century We there, even in Siberia, palm trees, we find

00:28:05

the causes of climate change; it was caused by

00:28:07

some kind of catastrophe, which,

00:28:10

apparently, according to modern

00:28:12

chronology, swept across the earth

00:28:14

somewhere in the 1500-1700s from the birth of

00:28:17

Christ and you are like, what are

00:28:18

you doing, well, such an event of climate change is a

00:28:22

catastrophe here he would definitely tell us the story,

00:28:24

so all these theories are

00:28:26

complete nonsense,

00:28:27

so history is silent, but

00:28:30

the monuments are sold, the catastrophe

00:28:32

is told and a lot of

00:28:33

Russia in the 18th century was captured by the fashion for ruins in

00:28:37

Europe, this fashion captured the same thing, but

00:28:39

a little earlier, all over the world, not

00:28:41

only were various

00:28:44

posts drawn -apocalyptic pictures, but also

00:28:46

real structures were built that

00:28:47

most closely resembled the ruins of houses,

00:28:51

mold thickets were considered romantic and

00:28:55

such

00:28:56

mystical structures stood in

00:28:58

most parks of that time, some of

00:29:00

them are still alive that could

00:29:04

sound beautifully like nonsense, but let’s roll out

00:29:07

the symbolism again for an example

00:29:09

now- then we know that it should be

00:29:10

clear to everyone that you now see on

00:29:13

your screens, well, this is an ordinary tank and

00:29:16

in general a huge amount of military

00:29:18

equipment is standing on in

00:29:19

if most cities in Russia and the countries of the

00:29:21

former USSR, what do you think is a symbol of what

00:29:25

this is, of course, it’s just a fashion for old

00:29:28

in that tanks, their rust is romantic and

00:29:31

evokes warm feelings of foil for

00:29:33

past times, accidentally

00:29:35

seeing the skeleton of a cannon, young people think about

00:29:39

great things, powerful gun barrels

00:29:41

symbolize masculinity and are a

00:29:44

powerful talisman of family life, the tank at

00:29:47

the entrance to the city seems to speak of the protection of

00:29:50

this settlement from forces darkness and BM-13

00:29:53

Katyusha, like the lyrical image of the

00:29:56

girl from the song of the same name, remains

00:29:58

faithful to her lover, I think this is how

00:30:04

our children will soon be taught

00:30:06

in history lessons

00:30:08

if we lose the information war and

00:30:10

lose our rights to a great victory,

00:30:12

now anyone else understands what it is in

00:30:16

fact, for the symbolism and in honor of what

00:30:18

event these cars stand, what if we

00:30:21

assume incredibly that our ancestors

00:30:23

were not fools and numerous

00:30:26

monuments around the world are evidence of

00:30:28

something destructive and grandiose, that

00:30:31

this is not just a romantic

00:30:33

gardening culture,

00:30:34

but some kind of reminders Moreover, the ruins

00:30:36

were not only preserved as a memory, but they also

00:30:38

built special monuments,

00:30:40

ruins that imitate, for example, the

00:30:43

Chapelle Chapel in Pushkin, there is a whole city there is a

00:30:46

monument to something unknown, I’ll leave a link in the

00:30:48

description again for example,

00:30:50

we return to symbolism, but we already

00:30:52

understand it, you don’t think that the chapel is a

00:30:55

belfry near Prokhorovka it stands stupidly for the sake of

00:30:57

beauty in order to catch up with romance on those passing by and

00:31:00

striking people, it

00:31:02

remains a specially defined goal and the

00:31:05

goal is clear to us, but there are numerous

00:31:08

pieces of granite structures scattered

00:31:10

throughout the parks of St. Petersburg, the opinion of dreams is not clear to me, the

00:31:13

head is clearly broken off from something larger and

00:31:17

again, its purpose of origin,

00:31:19

even the official historian of the boxes can

00:31:22

be a stretch to believe that there are clocks

00:31:25

and there are towers and fountains,

00:31:27

but it is certainly beautiful, yes, perhaps

00:31:29

I agree, although the monuments, in principle,

00:31:31

should be beautiful,

00:31:32

but what is beautiful about chaotically scattered

00:31:35

stones, what is beautiful about an unfinished head,

00:31:38

but Peterhof is so teeming with it Well, is it

00:31:41

really all for the lordly ones, or is it a

00:31:44

reminder and edification for the new

00:31:46

generation to remember and appreciate what they

00:31:48

have in general? Ruins are found among the

00:31:51

monuments of the Great Patriotic War

00:31:53

on the site of destroyed cities, for example, the well

00:31:56

-known Pavlov’s house in Stalingrad,

00:31:58

or another house in Stalingrad which

00:32:01

will often be Pavlov's house, in short,

00:32:03

this symbolism is not clear to you, but

00:32:06

the construction of obviously buildings with

00:32:08

signs of destruction stupidly for the sake of beauty

00:32:11

seems blue, unless of course this is not a

00:32:14

reminder of the destruction,

00:32:16

then all these grottoes, ruins, destroyed

00:32:19

buildings, pyramids, would have meaning, not

00:32:23

many of you know that a similar

00:32:25

monument, a landscape monument, the mother of

00:32:27

his culture is located in the Kremlin

00:32:30

wall, I don’t even want to comment on this,

00:32:31

whoever had such a desire

00:32:34

has already made a conclusion for themselves, but who likes to believe in

00:32:36

all sorts of nonsense, believe it is your right, I

00:32:39

never impose mine on anyone,

00:32:41

although I sincerely hope that while analyzing the three

00:32:44

main monuments of the Russian Empire,

00:32:46

I was able to sow a seed of doubt, do not

00:32:48

forget to share your thoughts in

00:32:50

the comments,

00:32:51

this often helps

00:32:53

the channel a lot; in short, symbolism is of course a

00:32:56

good use of it and now in order to

00:32:58

convey certain thoughts, or if you really

00:33:00

want to create pathos and horror, but then what?

00:33:03

who understood the sculptor’s desire

00:33:06

to dress up Minin and Pozharsky in a tunic, they

00:33:08

say, look at the puppy, how your grandfathers fought, cut

00:33:10

the belik itself, I’ll probably repeat myself

00:33:13

according to official history in the 19th century, according to

00:33:15

various estimates, up to 90 percent of

00:33:17

the population was illiterate, what should a

00:33:20

simple peasant think when looking at

00:33:22

these monuments, why Even I, with my

00:33:24

knowledge, studying history since childhood, I have

00:33:26

a friend on the Internet, I have to stand and

00:33:28

guess what the author was trying to show, who are

00:33:31

these people, what kind of symbolism is this, what is

00:33:33

going on here, why even

00:33:35

official guides who

00:33:36

make money from this cannot answer

00:33:38

half of the questions posed

00:33:40

to this day no one can clearly

00:33:42

explain about the crescents on the shrine of

00:33:43

Alexander Nevsky,

00:33:44

which is a

00:33:46

Tatar monument to the millennium of Russia,

00:33:47

stupidly not a good location, a mistake by the

00:33:50

sculptor, the Alexandrian column is a

00:33:52

symbolism that we have not yet

00:33:54

grown up to, and it doesn’t matter that the depiction of

00:33:57

angels and other three-dimensional religious

00:33:59

cultures is prohibited in Christian Orthodoxy.

00:34:01

stupidly

00:34:03

idols didn’t eat icons and they

00:34:05

got together and decided, but let’s say

00:34:07

a woman with wings on top of an Alexa bowl of

00:34:10

a column is classical and gave in general

00:34:12

three-dimensional figures are prohibited in Orthodoxy,

00:34:14

but when you really want it, you can. The same

00:34:17

gates on the St. Sophia Cathedral in Novgorod,

00:34:19

even in the opinion of the guide, are unique in that that

00:34:21

in general you can’t do this people the gates

00:34:26

at the St. Sophia Cathedral, not only that

00:34:28

Christianity was forbidden to make

00:34:30

an image of us because it’s like paganism,

00:34:33

that is, before it was impossible to do this, but

00:34:35

there’s no Christophe stupidly at all

00:34:37

these gates and these are normal Christian

00:34:39

subjects you here you will find out

00:34:41

no news, but for all this,

00:34:43

we definitely see only one cross,

00:34:46

it’s not clear whether he is native or not, I

00:34:49

’ll show you, here he is, you see more and more

00:34:54

here, Christophe is not very Christian,

00:34:59

especially that centaur, but by the way, all

00:35:02

biblical scenes officially, everything here seems to be

00:35:04

according to the canons except for the absence of

00:35:06

religious symbolism and which is what

00:35:08

the quart considered which he moved

00:35:10

that there is no Christophe here, but by the way in

00:35:12

Catholicism it is possible and even if these

00:35:15

gates of the 12th century in the plague of course I very much

00:35:17

doubt this still proves that

00:35:19

the division into Orthodox Christianity

00:35:21

Catholic there Protestant other things

00:35:24

happened much later than they are trying to explain to us,

00:35:27

or either these gates are from the 8th century and older, but

00:35:29

this cannot be the case,

00:35:31

our history is boring and not

00:35:33

historical, this is not ancient Rome for you or

00:35:36

to warm up, and certainly not the size of

00:35:38

Egypt, why when we digging up a

00:35:41

building at a depth of a couple of meters

00:35:43

pretends that there is nothing surprising, the official

00:35:46

depth of the cultural layer of the same

00:35:48

Novgorod reaches 12 meters and the

00:35:51

oldest buildings are built from plinth

00:35:53

like classical ancient Roman ones, but

00:35:56

at the same time Novgorod is declared

00:35:58

3-4 times younger than Rome and now, through the efforts of some

00:36:01

researchers, Novgorod in general rejuvenate

00:36:03

or up to two hundred three hundred

00:36:05

I have almost finished the video in which

00:36:07

I will tell my disagreement with Fomenko and

00:36:09

Nosovsky and about their theory that Novgorod

00:36:11

is Yaroslavl

00:36:12

how to speed up this process I think you know

00:36:14

why in general they are taking away our

00:36:17

history, our antiquity, our faith in the

00:36:19

end why Siberia from of which the entire 17th

00:36:23

17th century, tons of gold in a vase, and

00:36:26

these were finished products in quality not

00:36:29

inferior to the ancient ones, again, an article about the

00:36:32

so-called Bugrova and in general I will

00:36:35

leave links to everything I talked about in the description and so even Peter the

00:36:38

Great was shocked when he found out how much why are

00:36:40

they being exported from Siberia

00:36:42

and now they declare Siberia not a

00:36:44

historical territory for us and say that

00:36:46

no one lived there before,

00:36:47

or, according to the good old tradition, they lived in

00:36:49

the forest and prayed to the forest

00:36:50

until the good tsarist government came and

00:36:53

built large cities like

00:36:55

Tobolsk and then another one arises one

00:36:57

question is why Tobolsk is

00:36:59

described in the chronicles as a large

00:37:01

capital city in fact it turns out to be a

00:37:03

small monastery and its historical

00:37:06

part stands on the banks of the Irtysh river they are

00:37:09

Tobol this is Irtysh Tobolsk it turns out

00:37:12

and a video on this topic will

00:37:13

soon appear on the channel but

00:37:15

here like standing is useless quickly I wo

00:37:17

n’t release it there a huge amount of material

00:37:19

that I’m trying to sort out and selling

00:37:21

Kievan Rus 1 2 chapters

00:37:24

it was all very very bad until

00:37:26

Christianity was adopted, we here did

00:37:28

n’t even know how to wash the people, because this is our

00:37:31

history, our history with you, and without knowing

00:37:34

the past we cannot have a future,

00:37:36

something then it became sad okay let's at least

00:37:39

end on a cheerful note well that's all for

00:37:42

this this video is coming to an end with you

00:37:44

was Mikhail thank you very much for your attention

00:37:47

don't forget to subscribe and

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like

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