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О чем будет выпуск
2:33
Как появился кофе? Родина кофейных зерен
5:29
Происхождение названия кофе
7:44
Польза и вред кофе по мнению арабских ученых
10:35
Запрет кофе в Османской империи
12:26
Родина кофе мокко
15:30
Как папа римский благословил кофе
17:30
Как кофе вытеснил алкоголь в Англии
20:19
Мужские кофейни в Англии
22:56
Кофейные зёрна в Австрии и Пруссии
26:37
Голландские колонизаторы на острове Ява
30:10
Кофе в Латинской Америке
32:44
Бразильский кофе и португальские чиновники
35:24
Кофейные плантации и торговля людьми
35:54
Жизнь раба на кофейной плантации
37:00
Почему отмена рабства в Бразилии стала выгодна плантаторам
40:03
Бостонское чаепитие и бойкот чая в Американских колониях
41:46
Кофеиновая зависимость в Америке
42:43
Джордж Вашингтон и растворимый кофе
43:42
Кофе во время Второй мировой войны
44:50
История кофе в России
47:13
Кофе с лимоном
48:49
Цикорий и другие кофезаменители
49:30
Кофе и футболист Пеле в СССР
51:20
Культовая кофейня Сайгон
52:32
Роль кофе в истории человечества
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coffee station
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major coffee league
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bork thoughtful superiority
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of coffee is an amazing drink that
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warms the whole world these are the words of one of the
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greatest philosophers of the era of enlightenment,
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David Hume, billions of people around the world
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start their morning or go to work with a
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cup of coffee drink for many it
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has become a real tradition and who - I’m
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so addicted to coffee and pour myself
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so many cups at any time of the day that
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from the outside it seems like an addiction; there are
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hundreds of ways to make coffee,
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espresso cappuccino, lad tirov, etc., the
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beans differ in the degree of roasting and even the
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basic approach to consumption; someone
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prefers to enjoy the smell of
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fresh roasted beans as I now
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enjoy, by the way, someone
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prefers to meditatively brew them in a
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Turk, and for others, a couple of
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spoons from a can of instant coffee is enough just
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to get a boost of energy;
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coffee is different and evokes different emotions;
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sometimes you get the feeling that it’s not just
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morning habits but our whole life
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was saturated with the smell of coffee, as if the world
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had become like the age-old coffee-drinking boy
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from the TV series South Park, all twitchy in a
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state of permanent nervous
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excitement, and about, well, naturally, coffee
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unites and it’s not just about successful
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dates, the phrase let’s go get coffee now
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sounds a little Isn’t it more common than let’s go
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and smoke the social function of coffee? Obviously,
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it has certainly become part of not only
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the diet but also modern urban
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culture. We won’t now tell
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horror stories about the effect of coffee on
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human health and on one’s heart rate. There
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were more harmful substances in our cycle.
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Today we will try to explain. how coffee
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became synonymous with our vigor and how
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dancing goats helped this, why
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you could be
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drowned in the Bosphorus for drinking this drink and how coffee beans
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managed to wean people from drinking in the morning and
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finally, we’ll talk about how a resident of the
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Soviet Union, in conditions of coffee
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shortage, managed to survive decades
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spread the love for this undoubtedly
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great drink, we’ll talk about this
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right now in the new issue of our
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series, simple things that I do
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together with my friend Alexander, files, don’t
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link in the description,
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history of coffee, we begin
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how exactly the miraculous
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properties of coffee were discovered for certain unknown, but
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there is a bright and beautiful legend, once upon a time there
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was a shepherd in the territory of modern
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Ethiopia, and then one day he
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sat down and at that time his skin disappeared somewhere, obviously the shepherd was very
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scared, but his fear became even greater
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when the goats were found, they stood in a
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lonely clearing in the middle tropical
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thickets, were some grains alive and
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dancing on two legs, imagine
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you have been herding goats all your life and one
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fine day you softened a little in the
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sun, fell asleep under a tree and then,
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opening your eyes, you see your goats dancing in front of you,
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chewing something your reaction will be
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natural Ethiopian to the stock
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seriously drifted he decided that the grains were
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cursed and took them to the nearest monastery, do
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not forget that Ethiopia is a
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Christian country, the abbot of the monastery decided that
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they are no worse than goats, God does not
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forbid dancing, so you need to check the effect of the
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magic grains on yourself in As a result, they
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received such a charge of vivacity that
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the rest of the monk was strongly
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recommended to drink a decoction of these
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strange grains before the night service.
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The news about the very vigorous monastery quickly
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spread throughout the surrounding area and the magic
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grains soon spread throughout
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Ethiopia, and over time,
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other peoples of the east also appreciated the coffee grains.
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It’s amazing that
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the history of coffee that has come down to us
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seems to begin only in the new era. The
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homeland of coffee, Ethiopia, was not that long. The
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length of the centers of civilization should have
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preserved at least some evidence of an
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older history. This question
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was asked by scientists in the 17th and 18th centuries, one
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of them claimed that not a pint was a mixture of
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some grains and wine that the
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ancient Greeks periodically drank; the
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remedy for sadness was nothing more than
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coffee; other authors persistently tried to find
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coffee roots in the Bible; someone
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saw coffee among the gifts of David’s second wife,
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Abigael; one Protestant preacher
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believed that coffee was the red stew for
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which Esau sold his birthright,
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why is everyone so obsessed with the mention of
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coffee in the Bible, everyone just remember the story
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about potatoes, at first it scared everyone,
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one of the reasons that the group did
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not accept it, although with great difficulty,
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was that it was in the Holy Scriptures
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nothing is said about potato tubers and there
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is no Bible, it is not worthy of consumption,
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that is, in order to legalize something it
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was necessary to find at least some signs of this
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product in the Bible, so for coffee
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they tried to come up with a long ancient or
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biblical pedigree, otherwise why
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drink it at all, but let’s return to real
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story: as soon as the Ethiopians discovered coffee,
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the drink quickly crossed a narrow strip of the
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Red Sea and fell into the hands of slaves, they quickly
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became addicted to the invigorating drink and
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began to grow coffee trees in the
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nearby mountains, calling them like you, which is where the
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name coffee came from, and then
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coffee was lucky, the dawn of Arab
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civilization pushed the popularity of
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everything that was in demand in this
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region, coffee became fashionable, such
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luminaries of medicine as Avicenna and once
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paid special attention to the drink and
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described its beneficial properties. The process
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in his treatises wrote that coffee is very
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good for the stomach,
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but Avicenna assured that the grains cleanse the
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skin, drying out the moisture that under it
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is located and gives an excellent smell to the
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whole body, however, the great doctor made
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one serious mistake, he believed that coffee
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was made from the roots, but if you look at the
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picture from a wider angle, even in
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this era, coffee remained at best a
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tincture and the beans were most often
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chewed raw as those goats only by the 15th century,
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after 500 years, the situation will change;
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someone’s name is not known for certain; it
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occurred to them not just to roast
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grains, but also to brew a drink from them, and
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there is another legend about this: one
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mufti from Yemen after a long
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journey through foreign countries
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felt unwell as a
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cure for himself, he considered only one
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remedy, a new popular drink
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that was so loved in his homeland, the
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drink was brewed and to the surprise of those around him,
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coffee helped him feel better, the
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muff was a respected and
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influential person, and if something becomes
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popular among the elite, then there is a trend
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sectors, as it were, they now said that wait for the
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rapid popularity among the people of coffee in the
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form in which we know it, the Arabs have finally
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been born,
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they understand the main advantage of coffee, it
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tones up
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even if due to hot weather or other
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reasons you feel lethargic and unwell,
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the drink will quickly lead you to feeling in
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Islam is a mystical movement of Sufism and
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its representatives quickly appreciated this
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superpower of coffee; midnight prayers on
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the table were light and relaxed, although
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at first coffee was considered a medicine or an
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assistant in religious rituals, soon
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coffee began to be introduced into everyday life;
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wealthy people equipped their
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homes with a special coffee room
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intended for ceremonial cafes
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drink and at the end of the 15th century, Muslim
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pilgrims decided to try the sampling method
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and, before launching mass
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trade in grains, they began to introduce coffee to the
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entire Islamic world and you know, people
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liked it; the benefits from trading a new
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product became obvious, but along with the
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growing popularity,
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I felt it more and more keenly the need for special
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places for coffee ceremonies, this is how
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coffee shops appeared, coffee houses that
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were destined to become an important layer of
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world culture, but at first, as
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often happens, everything did not go according to plan,
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Arab coffee houses seemed to the rulers and
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their close associates a place of debauchery, well, there
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was a complete set of gambling,
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financial fraud and all sorts of different
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sexual practices, you yourself understand
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the image of coffee houses in the Islamic world
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was formed, well, not to say that it was
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positive, but in the eyes of the clergy, of
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course, however, most of all the ruler of the
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Arab world was irritated no, one
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ruler of the mark found out that some
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troublemaker thought it was funny to write
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satirical poems about him, moreover the
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source of the spread of
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this political satire was established; he was located
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right in one of the cafes and the holy
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city for Muslims;
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the ruler did not tolerate such disdain for his person; he did
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not think for long; he declared that
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coffee, like wine, should be prohibited; for
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wounds, coffee actually changes a
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person’s consciousness; it intoxicates his mind and,
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accordingly, it is haram, but coffee had its
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own lobbyists who sincerely
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loved him; the unofficial party of
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coffee supporters entered into a theological dispute with
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opponents of the drink and, to the surprise of
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many, won in an open and honest
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debate; they were able to prove that coffee does not
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make a person’s consciousness more cloudy, but
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exactly the opposite clarifies it, this is a doping
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for the mind that allows you to feel a
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surge of energy and a surge of strength without obvious
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side effects, this is what
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the Arabs believed quite sincerely, who, of
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course, were not familiar with later
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medical research, as a result,
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religious barriers were overcome and the
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path of coffee into the hearts and stomachs of Muslims
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was opened finally and irrevocably,
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but the opponents of the grains did not calm down,
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other Arab rulers and religious
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leaders continued their attacks on coffee,
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here there were no religious
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overtones, politics
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and an attempt to delay popular
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discontent came to the fore, the Grand Vizier of the Ottoman
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Empire, Mehmet Tuplu loved, is known for
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independently measuring public
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sentiment in at that time, it’s clear that there
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were no sociological surveys with an adequate sample; the grand
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vizier analyzed popular rumors
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based on the conversations of ordinary people, as he
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did once; he dressed up as
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commoners and went to coffee shops to
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listen with his own ears to what the
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regions were saying; well, I think that you understand very well
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weasel not I heard
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not a single kind word about his rule in
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coffee shops, he was sterile right and left,
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it frightened Mehmed so much that he
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decided not to change anything in the style of the rule,
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but he ordered coffee to be banned from anyone who was
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caught drinking a cup of coffee; the violator was brutally beaten by
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repeat offenders who were caught
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drinking at the cafe the second time they were sewn up in
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leather bags and thrown into the Bosphorus, but
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despite this, people were not afraid of the
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forbidden fruit, as you know it is sweet, and
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many lovers continued to secretly drink
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coffee, in the end the ban was lifted, we
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see that time after time coffee turned out to be
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stronger than the desire of the authorities to ban it, but the
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desire of ordinary coffee lovers alone was not
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enough; coffee shops had influential
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patrons. In these establishments, people
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gathered not only for idle conversations;
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entertainment; there were huge
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trade deals that influenced the entire
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Ottoman Empire; add here poets and
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musicians who found under the roofs of
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caffeine a place where they could create without
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threat religious condemnation, coffee
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becomes such an important part of
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urban life, as we have just said, an
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important part for the middle class that
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dinner in the Ottoman Empire, the right
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to divorce appeared if husbands could not provide
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them with the necessary amount of coffee, after
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this tons of grain had to pour into Turkey
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and the Ottomans achieved their goal
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1530 they capture Yemen the main
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center of the coffee industry coffee beans
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become one of the most important
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Ottoman exports the Yemeni port mocha
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becomes fat the lowest point on the map of
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world trade from here coffee will
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spread throughout the world without any
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alternatives for almost
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two centuries the famous name of coffee
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Mocha originates from here in
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Yemen, the Turks were afraid of death from their
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competitors and jealously buried the secret of
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coffee; allowing you to grow suddenly in
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their regions was tantamount to suicide; they
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began to release their key trade
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advantage; the path from India to Europe,
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between which the Ottoman Empire itself was located,
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this path ceased
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to be the only gold mine due to the
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great geographical discoveries, therefore
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coffee berries were not allowed to be exported from
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the country unless they were previously
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pitivi or partially fried so that
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God forbid they sprouted somewhere else, but the
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coffee still found its way to Europe and the
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Europeans were eastern friends
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fell in love with the drink very quickly,
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coffee came to Europe thanks to the war
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during the Turkish siege of Malta in 1565,
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Europeans noticed that captured Turks
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could not live without a strange bitter
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drink and just like in the Ottoman
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Empire the final word was with the
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clergy, the clergy wondered
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whether Christians could
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drink this brew of infidels, the issue
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had to be resolved at the highest level,
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Catholic priests turned to
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Pope Clement the Eighth with a request to
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ban this drink, they argued
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that coffee for Christians is a trap
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set by Satan himself, but the Pope
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He turned out to be a far-sighted man,
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he, like the Ethiopian monks, could not resist and
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decided to test the effect of coffee on his
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feet, this is really a trap of Satan,
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the result was amazing, after drinking a mug of
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coffee, Pope Clement said that this, as
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his subordinates claimed, the satanic
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drink is so delicious that it
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would be a crime to
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farm it out only Gentiles should deceive
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Satan, illuminate coffee and make a
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truly Christian drink out of it, once again
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coffee is officially blessed and
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declared harmless by the Pope himself, a
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case for history
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initially unheard of, coffee, like many other
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exotic things, was perceived as an
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expensive medicine for the rich, however, during the
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second half of the 17th century it turned
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from exotic into a still strong but quite
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popular product, one of the centers of the
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coffee business was Italian Venice,
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along the streets of this city,
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drink sellers moved back and forth, alcohol,
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lemonade and coffee were always in their
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assortment in 1683, an
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event happened in Venice that would mark the beginning the
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first cafe is opening for a new type of establishment; it
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seemed to someone that the
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consonance of the words coffee and cafe was accidental;
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this is not so; the creators of the cafe
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were certainly inspired by coffee; but the main
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center of the coffee business will not be Italy
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or France; surprisingly, the idea of
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creating caffeine came there later than on
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one island on in the north of Europe, England in the
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seventeenth century became a real paradise
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for coffee lovers, if before the island was
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literally drowned in or then from the moment
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coffee arrived in Britain everything
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changed dramatically and here’s the thing, have you
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ever wondered why people in
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ancient times loved to drink properly, the
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Egyptians and Babylonians preferred beer the
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Greeks and Romans
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chose wine why it was impossible to just
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drink water one of the reasons for the ancient love of
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alcohol is that drinking plain water
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was simply dangerous; in alcoholic
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drinks the threat of intestinal infections was sharply
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reduced therefore our ancestors willingly
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drank weak alcohol or drinks with
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boiled water and so on the island where the people are
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accustomed to getting drunk and unconscious, a
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drink arrives that does not cloud
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the mind but, on the contrary,
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clears it. If earlier the workers, their
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apprentices, were a little
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under the spell in the morning, now they were quite alert
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and ready for work and defense.
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The historian Michelet described the advent of coffee as a
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great revolution of the time. an event
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that created new customs and even changed
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human temperament, although the
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English coffee houses themselves were more reminiscent of
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ordinary taverns and pubs, a contemporary wrote
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that a typical coffee shop is like a rat's
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role in a ruined cheese factory with a constant
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turnover of people, heated arguments and
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tobacco smoke, and it is precisely the participants in
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the disputes that interest us most of all
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coffee houses were constantly opening at
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universities one of the first coffee shops in
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England appeared in Oxford with
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universities something unprecedented happened
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coffee houses violated the centuries-old monopoly on
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knowledge any professor or thinker you
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go to a coffee shop and find an appreciative
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audience there mina in coffee houses throughout Europe an
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intellectual layer was formed
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thanks to which social and
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technological progress was moving forward,
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the concentration of smart people per square
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meter there was simply off the charts, and
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even this is not all the controversy lectures dating,
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as they would now say,
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networking coffee shops became places for
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financial and trading
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transactions, some establishments eventually
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reoriented towards clients with
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money, Lloyd's coffee shops were opened in London
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and over time it grew into
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one of the world's most famous
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insurance markets Loys another Jonathan's coffee shop
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became the center of financial
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transactions it was the Jonathan's building that would be
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founded the London Stock Exchange
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coffee shops as a point of attraction for people
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who love and know how to make
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money have changed people so much
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that they can separate themselves from the drink
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be considered an outstanding phenomenon of history,
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however, here, too, there were dissatisfied people in
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England, a company of officials who were,
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as usual, not delighted with the coffee shops; the
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women made up the thing is that
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English coffee shops were very different from the
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caffeine on the European continent; if in
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establishments in France or Italy
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no one prohibited women from entering, then in the British
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on the islands, it was an exclusively men’s
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club, such discrimination, but that’s
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not so bad, the main problem for women was
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something else. The British petition was preserved in the archives
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until the end of the 17th century. The main
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complaint of the coffee shops was that
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men spent so much time there
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that women began to doubt their
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masculine strength. we are not inventing anything here is a
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direct quote lately we have
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seen a very noticeable decline in this
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truth and the star of English strength never
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before have people worn larger breeches
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and worn them with less than their
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natural strength we promise they believed that coffee
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takes away the potency in their husbands you can
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submit a similar petition
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Russian women about garages, but we did
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n’t find one like that a year later, to women in
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the attack on coffee shops to join the
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role of his male potency was of
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little concern then, the Stuart dynasty on the
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throne had completely different problems,
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as in the east, caffeine regulars
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were suspected of conspiracies and all sorts of
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bad deeds, and Stuart and most of all
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they did not want to allow new revolutions, the
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coffee shops began to press and crush a
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howl arose from all over London, a
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week later it began to seem that the monarchy
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could again be demolished by everyone because of a cup of coffee
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two days before the proclamation was
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supposed to come into force, the king
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retreated coffee defeated the monarchy after 12
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years, erased, they will still be asked to leave the throne, and they
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only began to drink coffee more on
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the continent; the path of coffee was also curious;
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in 1683, the Ottoman army besieged
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Vienna; it seemed there was no salvation, but then the
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Polish army arrived to the rescue with
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its winged hussars; the Turks were
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defeated and abandoned everything
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camels, rice,
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gold and 500 huge bags filled with
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strange grains fell into the hands of the Europeans when the inhabitants of Vienna
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decided that this was just food for camels,
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they began to simply burn the bags, but then
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Georg Kalnitsky, who had lived for many years in
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Islamic countries, realized that the Austrians were
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making a huge mistake, he stopped
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it madness and instead of burning beans, he
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opened the first coffee shop in Vienna called the
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blue bottle. According to
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legend, it was a collegiate who had the idea of ​​adding
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milk to coffee, now you know who to
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blame for this, the love of southern Europeans and Arabs
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for black coffee and taste complaints for
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milk lovers are also explained from a scientific
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point of view that lactose intolerance is more common among southern peoples,
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and that
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northern Europeans love and appreciate milk
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and, most importantly, tolerate it; back to
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Vienna, over the course of several decades,
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the main city of Austria turned into the
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coffee capital of Europe; in exquisite
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establishments, they gathered to write or
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musicians, and not just about anything; they argued
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until they screamed and, of course, demonstrated their
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masterpieces, the golden age of Austrian culture
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would not have happened without coffee, but
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Austria’s northern neighbor looked at this matter from a
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different angle. You must remember our
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old friend, King of Prussia, Frederick
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the Great, who successfully introduced
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potatoes, and so in his country, coffee is also
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beginning to spread actively and the
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Prussian king like other monarchs,
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he looked at what was happening with maximum
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skepticism, in the end he stepped on the
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same rake, the great reformer and warrior
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Frederick decided that coffee should be banned for
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many reasons, from the desire to stop
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importing expensive goods abroad
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to banal contempt for the drink for the
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elite, Frederick was unshakable the Germans
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should drink beer as long as the role
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softened a little and allowed the roasting of grains, but
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only in special state
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roasting points, now such a situation is
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even impossible to imagine, a
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restriction on the harsher than the sale of
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alcohol in some Sweden, as
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a result, people went to great lengths,
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the Germans began to drink chicory,
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dried figs and all sorts replace others,
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or when they got a couple of coffee
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beans, then special government agents tried to track them down by smell; they were
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nicknamed sniffers or beans, but even
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despite all these rather crazy
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restrictions, snug coffee survived and today
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the Germans calmly start the day with a cup of
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aromatic drink in a coffee shop
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formed in in Europe, not just
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leisure centers, they became a cultural magnet and
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laid the foundation for many innovations;
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such a seemingly small thing as a
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coffee bean seemed to have a gigantic
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influence on European enlightenment,
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but one problem remained unresolved;
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Europe, like a drug addict, sat on the supply of
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coffee from the Ottoman Empire for the Europeans
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who imagined themselves to be the masters of this world,
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not without reason, it should be noted that such
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a situation was simply impossible
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1699, the most important year in the history of coffee, the
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Dutch secretly managed to bring
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coffee beans out of Yemen for planting, the
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Ottoman monopoly officially
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ended, the Dutch were generally
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pioneers of coffee jam already at the beginning of the 17th
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century, coffee entered the country but some
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no interesting stories happened there for almost a century then the Netherlands went
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crazy for tulips they were for coffee this is a
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separate story with stock exchanges tulips
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influence tulips economy in general it is
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quite such a strong fat block
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which later we will probably say well, when
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returning coffee the Dutch decided to
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use it as a location for
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growing coffee island of Java now it
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belongs to Indonesia the island was planted with
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continuous coffee plantations that
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remained there today
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the Dutch East India Company
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which owned the Indonesian colonies
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had an important advantage in labor
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there was no shortage if in the
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colonies in the Western Hemisphere the
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Europeans always had the problem of a
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shortage of hands then the densely populated islands
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in southeast Asia were in this regard a
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real paradise, well, a paradise for the Dutch, of
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course it should still be said that the
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Dutch were quite humane
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colonialists in comparison with, for example, the
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French, the Portuguese or the Belgians,
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they were simply saints because what kind of things the
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above-mentioned comrades simply did in their colonies
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also a separate long
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story, but nevertheless this did not cancel the
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grueling work for those whose
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inhabitants were colonized and you were
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forced every day at any time of the year
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to trim coffee trees and pick
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berries, the sweltering tropical heat
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was not a reason for indulgences, Europe drank
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coffee like crazy eyewitnesses they said that
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while she and the species worked tirelessly,
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their white gentlemen moved at most
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several hours a day and this
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continued for 150 years until the
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Dutch official
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Eduardo Wies Baker, also known under
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his pseudonym Multatuli, wrote the
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novel max heavy lar, the main character of the
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novel, an employee of the Dutch
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administration who sees the suffering of
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ordinary people and he stands up against
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injustice and begins the fight for
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freedom in the text of the novel the author describes
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the horrors that he himself saw during his
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stay in Java, the
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minimum wage, the most terrible
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famine on the richest and most fertile
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island, other deprivations of mothers who are
00:29:02
forced to sell their children for the sake of food the
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whole range of horrors for the sake of comfortable
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coffee drinking by European gentlemen, the novel
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created an incredible furor Virlanda
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colonial politics kingdom under
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public pressure Ella change
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at the same time locally, including
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in Java, the anti-colonial movement began to gain momentum,
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which ultimately
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led Indonesia to independence in
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2002 Dutch society literature
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has declared the book to be the greatest
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work of all time written in the
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Dutch language, and the name of the main
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character of the novel Maxach and Vilor
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is considered a household name in the Netherlands;
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there is even a trademark of the same name
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that is used for
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agricultural products,
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mainly coffee, which are imported from
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third world countries on favorable terms for them,
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well then there is not quite for
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nothing, but I would like it to be the east, and
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nowadays most of the coffee is exported by the
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countries of Latin America, how did
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coffee get there, this is one big adventure
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with espionage background and betrayal, it
00:30:08
was like this in 1714, the Dutch
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gave the French government
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healthy coffee trees as a gift
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status can be compared with the pandas that
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China today sends to zoos in
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various countries, that’s how the Chinese
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consider their pandas to be that much the Dutch
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considered their coffee, and here in our history a
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French naval officer
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named Gabriel appears, Mother Yoda clio coffee
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was his passion and he was inspired by the idea of
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growing his own trees in
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America, where the climate is more than favorable,
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further history diverges according to one
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version d clio, through complex court
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intrigues, was able to obtain seedlings to
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fulfill a dream, another version says
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that the officer simply stole the sprouts
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from the Royal Botanical Museum, the essence of
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one seasoned sea wolf, obsessed
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with coffee, went to the distant way across the
00:31:01
ocean with a precious cargo on board, but
00:31:04
on his way the officer encountered corsairs
00:31:06
from whom he miraculously escaped alive and was even able to
00:31:09
save the cargo. The troubles did not
00:31:11
end there. De Clieu finds himself in
00:31:14
windless weather for more than a month, and
00:31:16
when the ship began to run out of water, he was
00:31:20
in damage to his health, he gave water to his
00:31:22
dear companion, that is, the coffee
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tree with desalinated water, as a result,
00:31:26
glue came to his dream, he reached
00:31:29
Martinique where the coffee tree took
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root, and now attention there is
00:31:34
a possibility that all the coffee trees of the
00:31:37
new world are the descendants of the very
00:31:39
seedlings that brought glue a real
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coffee Adam, the rest of the Europeans
00:31:46
looked with wariness at the success of the
00:31:47
French, the Portuguese, this seriously
00:31:49
provoked them, they were not going to leave
00:31:51
the hand of the Frenchman with such a trump card as a monopoly
00:31:53
on coffee in America, Brazil, being a
00:31:56
Portuguese colony, needed a new
00:31:58
economic mumi, you won’t be full of sugar alone
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for this, the Portuguese
00:32:02
government sent their officials
00:32:04
at all costs to get
00:32:06
suitable coffee beans, no one
00:32:09
was going to give the beans just like that and the
00:32:10
officials had to use their
00:32:12
natural charm; one Portuguese
00:32:15
figure was able to conquer the wife of the French
00:32:17
governor of Martinique, having a great
00:32:19
time with him, he got her consent to
00:32:21
take part in the insidious plan and
00:32:23
As a result, at the moment of leaving the
00:32:25
island, the governor’s wife presented
00:32:28
him with a beautiful bouquet inside which
00:32:30
coffee berries were hidden; the plan worked; the
00:32:33
berries brought from the bouquet sprouted,
00:32:35
which became the basis of the Brazilian
00:32:38
coffee industry;
00:32:48
usually there is a long and difficult history,
00:32:51
the history of Brazilian coffee is a story about
00:32:54
slavery and about the environment, which were
00:32:56
neglected as well as people, as
00:32:59
Sergey already said, the sugar industry
00:33:01
in Brazil was in serious decline when coffee arrived,
00:33:04
our first video about
00:33:06
sugar, we talked about the reasons for the decline of the
00:33:09
sugar empire, but nothing passes
00:33:12
without a trace throughout the country, plantations were already
00:33:14
scattered, the so-called
00:33:17
fazendas, planters with slaves also did
00:33:20
not go anywhere, they just needed to
00:33:22
change the cane on the coffee trees, the
00:33:25
infrastructure was all ready, but
00:33:28
what could no longer be restored was the
00:33:31
ecology of the sugar plantation
00:33:32
in the northeast completely killed the local
00:33:35
systems and turned the beautiful Silva
00:33:38
arid savannas coffee finally
00:33:41
gained a foothold in Brazil by the end of the 18th century,
00:33:43
sugar prices fell and in the south of the country
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excellent places for coffee
00:33:49
plantings were found Rio de Janeiro Sao Paulo these are
00:33:52
cities that literally grew
00:33:54
thanks to coffee plantations
00:33:55
these places were not completely uninhabited
00:33:58
here for a long time
00:34:00
they mined gold and diamonds for and then coffee
00:34:04
was lucky with the timing the mines with minerals were
00:34:08
depleted and the workers and slaves
00:34:12
had nothing to do while the miners switched to
00:34:14
collecting coffee strangely increased the purchase of
00:34:17
slaves by the second quarter of the 19th century the volume of
00:34:21
imports of slave power from Africa reached
00:34:24
forty-four thousand people a year, one
00:34:27
of the reasons for such a frantic pace of buying
00:34:29
new labor was the incredible
00:34:32
mortality rate among slaves on
00:34:34
Brazilian plantations lived for 7 years, the next stop is a
00:34:36
coffin, but rather a mass grave;
00:34:40
moreover, even after the ban on the import of
00:34:43
slaves to no one cared about the laws,
00:34:45
soon the indicators of human trafficking
00:34:48
reached the terrible level of 60 thousand
00:34:50
people a year, this seems savage and
00:34:53
inhumane not only to us people from the 21st
00:34:57
century, the British of the 19th century saw enough of
00:34:59
these horrors and began to simply
00:35:01
intercept slave traders’ ships, only the
00:35:04
British blockade killed Brazilian
00:35:07
business in blood despite this,
00:35:10
more than 2
00:35:12
million slaves remained in the country; no one was going to abolish slavery; the
00:35:14
planters grew so rich in
00:35:17
coffee that over time they gained powerful
00:35:21
levers of power in Brazil; they
00:35:23
controlled literally all; no
00:35:26
laws could be passed or
00:35:28
repealed without their knowledge; the norms of
00:35:31
human society in they were
00:35:33
practically not distributed, no, of
00:35:35
course there were decent
00:35:38
and quite civilized planters
00:35:39
who treated slaves as decently as they could
00:35:43
and were engaged, for example, in educating
00:35:45
their children, but there were also those who
00:35:48
created hell on earth for slaves from Africa;
00:35:51
one of its owners told
00:35:53
his son that slaves are a link in the fci and
00:35:57
between animate creatures and wild
00:36:01
animals, murders and sadistic orgies
00:36:04
happened all the time. Perhaps you or
00:36:07
your parents or grandparents
00:36:09
remember such a Brazilian series, Slave
00:36:11
Isaura, about an unfortunate girl who is
00:36:14
so eager to find her happiness, and so the
00:36:18
events of this series, which conquered the
00:36:19
territory of the former Soviet Union,
00:36:21
take place on one of the
00:36:24
Brazilian coffee plantations there were slaves and their
00:36:27
suffering was conveyed in full, exactly
00:36:30
like what the planters were doing,
00:36:32
despite all their power and influence, the
00:36:35
owners of cafes in other bushes were
00:36:37
very afraid of their slaves, so to speak
00:36:40
when slavery has already been abolished all over the world
00:36:43
and you are still keep people strapped on the
00:36:46
planter almost always walked with weapons
00:36:48
to protect himself in case of an attempt, yes, but this could
00:36:51
not continue for long, Brazil
00:36:54
lagged far behind the spirit of the times and this
00:36:57
spirit constantly beat her on the wrists as if
00:37:01
slave uprisings or the British fleet, as
00:37:04
a result in 1871 the Emperor of Brazil do not
00:37:08
be surprised Brazil was an empire
00:37:10
signed the so-called law of a free
00:37:13
womb, any child who was born from the
00:37:16
moment the law was adopted on the territory
00:37:18
of the country was considered free coffee
00:37:22
planters, this of course did not suit
00:37:24
one landowner and a member of the Brazilian
00:37:27
parliament said Brazil is coffee and
00:37:31
coffee is blacks and yet, as if the owners did
00:37:36
not resisted no matter how they tried
00:37:38
to save an
00:37:39
impressive part of the revenue on free
00:37:42
labor, the trend could not be reversed,
00:37:45
slavery was dying out, but stories about
00:37:48
philanthropy played a secondary
00:37:51
role here, cold calculation came to the fore again
00:37:54
and
00:37:55
mathematics turned out that paying
00:37:58
meager wages to former slaves was much more
00:38:01
profitable than maintaining a horde of embittered people
00:38:03
and ineffective slaves who
00:38:05
in a few years will simply die
00:38:07
as a planter, it became simply more profitable
00:38:10
to abolish slavery and at that moment the tycoon
00:38:14
decided to finally take power into their own
00:38:16
hands; you can’t stop them from
00:38:19
leading, something like this sounded like their logic,
00:38:22
hiding behind the slogans of the fight against slavery, the
00:38:25
Brazilian coffee oligarchs
00:38:27
liquidated the empire and proclaimed a
00:38:30
republic
00:38:31
until until 1930, the country will be
00:38:35
alternately ruled by coffee magnates from
00:38:38
Sao Paulo and dairy oligarchs from a
00:38:41
neighboring state; they won’t get drunk; such a
00:38:43
political system will be called coffee with
00:38:46
milk;
00:38:47
exporting coffee has become the main raison
00:38:50
d'être of the country; if back in
00:38:52
1890 they sold 5 million bags a
00:38:55
year; who in 1901 exported reached 16
00:38:59
million Brazil flooded the world with its
00:39:02
coffee blacks, but for the country this was
00:39:04
not always good; excessive dependence
00:39:06
on a key budget item, as we
00:39:09
were born with more than once, can backfire
00:39:11
and not only the level of
00:39:13
well-being of the population suffers, but also the
00:39:15
political regime, not
00:39:18
least the change of government in the country occurred
00:39:20
due to the collapse of coffee prices, even today
00:39:24
Brazil's coffee addiction has not
00:39:26
gone away; many common
00:39:28
agricultural crops that
00:39:30
can be easily grown in addition to coffee
00:39:33
literally on the next plot
00:39:35
are imported from abroad and people are forced to
00:39:38
overpay for something that they can easily
00:39:40
grow themselves too serious
00:39:43
fixation on coffee leads to a strong
00:39:45
imbalance but this system functions
00:39:48
thanks to demand and the greatest demand
00:39:51
for Brazilian coffee
00:39:53
is provided by the United States the
00:39:56
English coffee mania of the early
00:39:59
eighteenth century began to fade
00:40:00
along with Andy the British found tea and it
00:40:03
turned out to be a much more
00:40:05
practical drink for them for tea leaves in
00:40:08
Unlike coffee beans, there was no need to
00:40:10
pay the Dutch or Portuguese from
00:40:12
coffee lovers, the British became the main
00:40:15
officials of the world American 13 colonies
00:40:18
future United States of America also
00:40:20
at first focused on London
00:40:22
trends coffee houses closed in their place
00:40:24
tea houses arose How
00:40:26
did it happen then that modern Americans
00:40:28
drink coffee much more often than tea, the reason for the
00:40:31
tax, America was supplied with tea by the British
00:40:34
East India Company, but the English
00:40:36
King George the Third desperately needed
00:40:38
money, however, like any English
00:40:40
king, he introduced high taxes on
00:40:42
many goods, the reaction of Parliament
00:40:45
was immediate, Parliament abolished
00:40:47
all duties on everyone except the tax on tea, the
00:40:51
Americans began a tough boycott of
00:40:53
English tea and the crowning glory of this story
00:40:55
was the famous Boston Tea Party,
00:40:57
when the Americans, dressed in costume and Indians,
00:41:00
broke into the ship and the
00:41:02
British company and threw
00:41:04
all the tea overboard, from that moment the refusal of
00:41:07
tea for the Americans began to be equated
00:41:09
with a public act of patriotism, one of the
00:41:11
founding fathers the second president of
00:41:13
America, John Adams, wrote that tea should
00:41:15
be rejected everywhere, the sooner
00:41:18
the better, but it doesn’t matter where to drink something, and the
00:41:20
average consumption of coffee in the American
00:41:23
colonies over 27 years has grown more than
00:41:26
seven times; coffee had another
00:41:28
advantage, purely logistical; it was
00:41:31
grown relatively close from
00:41:33
North America to South America, and tea
00:41:35
was brought from God knows where from far away, but
00:41:38
what’s interesting is that although in the cities there
00:41:40
were already coffee pots, most Americans
00:41:42
drank coffee at home or brewed it over a fire
00:41:45
on the way to the wild west, by the middle of the 19th
00:41:48
century, coffee became an integral part of the
00:41:50
diet of all these desperate people, as they
00:41:53
said then, give the inhabitants of the frontier
00:41:55
coffee and tobacco and he will endure any
00:41:58
hardships parallel consumption grew at
00:42:00
the beginning of the civil war in the United States the average
00:42:03
American consumed three and a half
00:42:05
kilograms of coffee beans per year
00:42:08
Americans’ love for a fast pace of life
00:42:10
the desire to explore new lands became the
00:42:12
ideal fuel for the coffee
00:42:14
industry
00:42:15
today, out of the ten largest coffee
00:42:18
companies 7, these are American companies, all that
00:42:20
remained was to speed up the process of
00:42:22
preparing coffee and this happened onla
00:42:26
Belgian entrepreneur with the consonant
00:42:28
name and surname of George Washington in
00:42:30
1906 guessed that the process of
00:42:33
preparing the drink could be seriously
00:42:35
accelerated, so the well-known
00:42:38
instant coffee Washington was born Already a
00:42:41
US citizen, he entered the market with his
00:42:44
own brand of coffee. It had neither the
00:42:46
smell nor the taste nor even the consistency of
00:42:49
real coffee, but this brew was
00:42:51
hot and contained caffeine. The
00:42:55
general public didn’t need to
00:42:57
just make good advertising
00:42:59
and advertising was done, but most of all the
00:43:01
popularity of instant coffee
00:43:03
was influenced by the war when the states entered the
00:43:05
First World War, all the products of
00:43:07
the entrepreneur were bought by the army in Washington,
00:43:09
all the instant coffee went to Europe for the
00:43:12
war in Germany, the coffee brand could not help but
00:43:15
take advantage of this, they
00:43:16
were advertised everywhere as a company that
00:43:19
went to war, although in fact they
00:43:22
just sold their the products will be accommodated by the
00:43:24
suppliers, but all this was not in vain, in addition to the
00:43:26
increase in sales due to the patriotic
00:43:28
Americans, instant coffee conquered the
00:43:30
souls of the soldiers, hundreds of
00:43:33
letters from grateful warriors poured into the company despite
00:43:35
the dirt, the rain of rats, the roar of guns and
00:43:38
shells, coffee, and George’s uncle was always
00:43:41
ready to warm the soldier’s heart, one
00:43:43
American the general said that
00:43:45
instant coffee, along with bread and
00:43:48
bacon, became the product that helped
00:43:50
the allies win the world war, the new
00:43:53
world was built on the ruins of great
00:43:55
empires, he loved coffee with all his soul, all
00:43:58
the twenties passed under the endless
00:44:00
caffeine stupor,
00:44:03
even the Second World War did not stop it during the years of war in
00:44:05
America
00:44:07
more than 4 billion dollars worth of coffee beans will be imported
00:44:10
for that money survey crazy
00:44:12
some means simply phenomenal
00:44:14
per capita coffee consumption for the year
00:44:17
reached 9 kilograms of beans the USA
00:44:20
showed the whole world how an entire country
00:44:23
can get hooked on coffee giant
00:44:25
coffee companies chain coffee shops fashion
00:44:28
on paper cups that are not quite
00:44:30
paper, coffee would be against it on your
00:44:32
clothes, this is also something to understand, all this
00:44:34
came to us from America, but you and I
00:44:36
encountered this culture only
00:44:38
after the collapse of the Soviet Union, the
00:44:42
British tried to instill their
00:44:44
obsession with coffee even in Russia, the
00:44:46
Tsar’s English doctor Alexei Mikhailovich
00:44:49
recommended him a caffeine drink as a
00:44:52
remedy for a runny nose and headaches.
00:44:55
There is another well-known story about His
00:44:58
Serene Highness Prince Potemkin when he
00:45:01
ordered to bring coffee as soon as the head
00:45:03
waiter and adjutants, knocked down,
00:45:06
brought him the drink. Potemkin
00:45:08
turned away a little offended and said no
00:45:11
need I just wanted to
00:45:14
expect something, but even then
00:45:16
all the historical anecdotes deprived me of this pleasure,
00:45:19
and the facts show that the Russian
00:45:22
man
00:45:23
was much closer to 5 and for a long time there could be
00:45:27
no talk of any coffee boom in our area,
00:45:29
only at the beginning of the 20th century
00:45:32
coffee began to spread throughout Russia, the
00:45:35
first coffee shops opened, like
00:45:38
the rest of the positive statistics, before the
00:45:40
revolution and coffee imports occurred
00:45:43
in the notorious year 1913, the cost of 1
00:45:47
cup of coffee in St. Petersburg was 2
00:45:50
kopecks, converting to the modern exchange rate
00:45:52
about 19 rubles, more than the rising price, the
00:45:56
first world coffee mania ended
00:45:59
for many for the townspeople, the drink became simply
00:46:01
inaccessible to the February revolution and due to
00:46:04
duties on luxury, the price of a cup of coffee
00:46:07
jumped to 30 kopecks and the revolution in
00:46:10
October put everything in its place
00:46:12
coffee was recognized as a bourgeois excess, its
00:46:15
supplies to the country of the Soviets practically
00:46:18
stopped only a small number of
00:46:21
Nepman entrepreneurs and
00:46:23
representatives of the nomenklatura could
00:46:26
afford a cup of coffee in the 20s,
00:46:28
coffee ceased to be considered a luxury only
00:46:31
10 years after the October
00:46:34
Revolution, by the way, along with salt, as
00:46:37
a result, coffee consumption per
00:46:39
capita in the year thirty-eight
00:46:40
was a ridiculous 7 grams, about
00:46:43
11 times less than that of Americans in the 18th
00:46:48
century, mention of coffee nicknames and
00:46:50
memories of that period need to be
00:46:52
interpreted correctly, most often there were
00:46:56
grains not of coffee but of barley; many Soviet
00:47:00
people simply did not understand what
00:47:02
coffee was and how to drink it, and not
00:47:05
only ordinary citizens but also
00:47:07
representatives of the political elite, a very
00:47:09
revealing story happened with the
00:47:11
future people's commissar of public catering, Anastas
00:47:14
Ivanovich Mikoyan, when he was served coffee, lemon and milk at a meeting with
00:47:17
another famous Bolshevik Tsyurupa,
00:47:19
he first
00:47:24
threw lemon into a cup and
00:47:27
then poured milk into the whole household,
00:47:30
and
00:47:32
when the milk
00:47:36
curdled in his cups, he experienced
00:47:39
maximum shame but did not show it coffee
00:47:43
was in short supply, but I feel there was no such thing,
00:47:46
why did the answer come out on the surface:
00:47:49
coffee trees could not grow in
00:47:52
any of the regions of the vast Soviet
00:47:54
country; if tea was grown in the Caucasus, then
00:47:58
coffee never took root there, so
00:48:01
it turned out that all hope was for
00:48:03
coffee imports from abroad and with it for a
00:48:06
long time there were problems on the shelves of
00:48:08
coffee shops they began to display the
00:48:10
Khrushchev thaw
00:48:12
and again politics played a major role in the
00:48:15
yard there was a cold war in the United States and the USSR
00:48:18
fought for influence throughout the planet
00:48:21
Moscow actively supported the
00:48:24
anti-colonial movement in
00:48:26
third world countries supplied them with money weapons
00:48:29
and in return, in addition to sincere
00:48:32
gratitude to their dear comrade, they could
00:48:34
only offer barter, for example, part of
00:48:37
the harvest, so coffee penetrates into the Soviet
00:48:40
Union, although the volume of supplies was
00:48:43
scanty, Soviet citizens like the Rusakan of the
00:48:45
times of Frederick the Great
00:48:48
had to be content with various
00:48:51
coffee substitutes; perhaps the most popular was
00:48:53
chicory, many drink it to this
00:48:56
day Our brand of coffee appeared on the shelves every now and then,
00:48:58
in which coffee was 35
00:49:02
percent, the rest was acorns and chestnuts and
00:49:05
chicory only during coffee mania for non-
00:49:08
deleche I was the same coffee finally and
00:49:12
irrevocably entered the life of the Soviet
00:49:14
person, tons of coffee began to arrive from
00:49:18
Brazil and friendly India, many
00:49:20
remember they drank cans of coffee, so this is a
00:49:24
Brazilian supply, a local company
00:49:27
signed a big advertising contract with the football player,
00:49:30
this collaboration
00:49:32
can only be compared with Nike and
00:49:35
Michael Jordan, the striker of the Brazilian national team himself
00:49:38
actively participated in
00:49:40
promoting the product or was popular
00:49:43
all over the world, the Soviet Union was no
00:49:45
exception to
00:49:46
the player here they knew and loved
00:49:49
that’s why they actively bought the coffee of the same name,
00:49:52
especially in the absence of other
00:49:54
brands, and between ground and
00:49:57
instant coffee, Soviet people
00:50:00
usually chose instant coffee; the demand
00:50:03
for it was crazy and there wasn’t
00:50:05
enough goods; people even had a ditty;
00:50:08
instant coffee was brought to the base;
00:50:10
instant coffee dissolved right away; it was the coastal
00:50:13
ones who started the
00:50:16
first coffee shops developed, a
00:50:19
culture of drink consumption was quietly formed, the
00:50:21
intelligentsia of the Baltic states beyond the Caucasus
00:50:25
of Leningrad and of course Moscow often
00:50:28
disappeared in establishments over a cup of coffee, the
00:50:31
real coffee capital of the Soviet
00:50:33
Union became the city of Yerevan, where even then
00:50:36
people could easily buy the required
00:50:39
amount of beans, grind them in a manual
00:50:42
coffee grinder and
00:50:44
drink countless number of cups per
00:50:47
day the main consumer of the drink in
00:50:49
other republics will be the educated
00:50:52
layer of the population, it’s as if we
00:50:54
are seeing a remake of the 17th century in Europe only in the
00:50:57
Soviet Union and in the 20th century,
00:50:59
representatives of creative and
00:51:01
intellectual professions gather in
00:51:03
coffee establishments to discuss
00:51:05
news, politics of art and, of
00:51:08
course, many musical groups in the
00:51:10
eighties were born just over a
00:51:12
cup of coffee; the
00:51:14
Leningrad cafe with aegon was considered a cult; the building on the
00:51:17
corner between Nevsky and Vladimirsky
00:51:19
prospects became a real point of
00:51:22
attraction for the creative intelligentsia
00:51:25
and informals, as they said then on the street
00:51:28
near the entrance, there was a crowd of young people
00:51:31
near Saigon there was such a constant movement
00:51:35
Dovlatov combers their Shemyakin whoever was
00:51:39
n’t there today the famous
00:51:42
cafe with roosters on the windows is no longer there but we
00:51:45
know about it thanks to the memories of those
00:51:48
who liked to go there Dovlatov
00:51:50
called the fire a continuously created
00:51:52
legend and a continuation of the St. Petersburg
00:51:55
myth, however he noted that in addition to coffee
00:51:58
they drank port wine there with all their might In addition to the bohemian
00:52:01
public, there were plenty of
00:52:04
criminal elements, as they said, in the
00:52:07
Soviet Union they loved coffee and for its usefulness in
00:52:09
the household, tin cans from the drink were
00:52:12
often repurposed into ashtrays, and it
00:52:15
was also convenient to store screws and nails in them; a
00:52:18
couple of such cans are
00:52:21
still in the barn at the dacha,
00:52:24
if you watched our series from the very beginning,
00:52:27
in your head, probably throughout
00:52:29
this video, parallels arose with the
00:52:31
history of sugar, the paths of coffee and sugar
00:52:34
crossed more than once again slavery again
00:52:36
plantations again young states of the
00:52:38
new world and many many political
00:52:41
ambitions but there is between sugar and coffee
00:52:43
although some people like to mix them, one
00:52:45
big difference: coffee, even though it ruined the lives of
00:52:48
slaves on the plantation, nevertheless gave
00:52:50
humanity many scientific and
00:52:52
creative masterpieces, we would never have
00:52:55
heard Bach’s coffee cantata with you and
00:52:57
would not have read many books permeated with the
00:53:00
smell of coffee, a real cult arose around coffee
00:53:02
when people give
00:53:04
the drink more meaning than is contained
00:53:07
in these coffee beans mixed with
00:53:09
boiling water in our cycle of simple things,
00:53:12
narratives about human
00:53:14
greed and cruelty often sound
00:53:20
but
00:53:23
if you move a little to the side,
00:53:25
coffee can be considered as a partner and
00:53:28
assistant, which on its way did
00:53:31
bad things, sometimes absolutely terrible things, but
00:53:33
constantly supported and gave strength. Coffee
00:53:36
is an amazing drink that,
00:53:38
despite all the conflicts, despite the
00:53:41
confrontation with the world's leading
00:53:42
religions, became stronger with every trial.
00:53:45
only polar, it simply turned out to be
00:53:48
stronger than any prohibitions and home, and the reason is
00:53:51
very simple, a person sincerely fell in love with
00:53:54
coffee, and even if some doctors
00:53:56
call this coffee love
00:53:58
destructive, you must understand that there is
00:54:01
little that can stop the power of this feeling,
00:54:03
thank you for watching our episode to
00:54:05
the end, write in the comments about which ones
00:54:07
simple things you want us to
00:54:09
tell you and of course subscribe
00:54:10
to the channel thanks for watching
00:54:13
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  • The most convenient way is to use the UDL Client program, which supports converting video to MP3 format. In some cases, MP3 can also be downloaded through the UDL Helper extension.

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  • This feature is available in the UDL Helper extension. Make sure that "Show the video snapshot button" is checked in the settings. A camera icon should appear in the lower right corner of the player to the left of the "Settings" icon. When you click on it, the current frame from the video will be saved to your computer in JPEG format.

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