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18 hours and 5 minutes Moscow time on the
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YouTube channel Amateur program
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paragraph 43 program in which two
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teachers, former 43 schools of the currently operating school
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from the married Alexey Kuznetsov,
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discuss various subjects of
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Russian history in relation to their
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teaching at school last time We
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finished
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with such a small separate after the word a
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large cycle dedicated to the Great Reform, the
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abolition of serfdom, the peasant
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reform, the immediate consequences. I think
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that we will return to this topic in the
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future in some way,
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in the form of a separate topic
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or in some stories. Well, today we
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decided to jump into the era that we are
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still in. Our program
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has gone into its second year and has not been touched upon even once. Although this is
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probably one of the most
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described periods of history by both historians and authors of historical fiction,
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in which, for a number of reasons, some
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good and some not so much,
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interest has now increased again. I’m talking about the reign of
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Catherine the Second, the era of Catherine II
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is not every ruler deserves to have
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his reign called an era, but
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naturally, since this
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long and very bright reign in different
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senses of the word
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cannot be covered within the framework of even a
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large cycle, we naturally, just like
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with the Peter the Great era, just like with the
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time of Ivan and the Terrible. Yes, we will
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divide it into several cycles,
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trying to maintain some kind of internal
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logic and today's cycle, which we are
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starting today, it is named very
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conventionally Catherine the Great The First Steps
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is certainly such an uh
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halitarian name It’s just that yesterday my
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imagination didn’t work at all due to
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variable weather, I apologize to everyone
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for the flat selection of the name uh, but
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we will talk about the inner Catherine
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the Great is being transmitted I think Let’s do it a little differently, invite all discussions in view of the fact that Our kitchen is to blame, yes it’s true, I myself called the program Catherine the Great
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first steps Well, I don’t know if we will be able to
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get there today before internal
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politics, it will work out well, but
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then let’s start with the logic of this name
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from the first steps of Catherine the Great
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on Russian soil, would
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n’t you believe them, and certainly not
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believe a good part of our
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listeners at one time, uh, a few
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days ago at my place an idea was born that was very
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similar. I really wanted to start a little later
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with the reign of Peter the Third. And the first steps
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were, accordingly, several years earlier.
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Well, yes, I absolutely agree. Well,
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since we have such a call-sensus, we’ll
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start with this.
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Well, let’s remember that Elizaveta Petrovna
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entered into the throne as a result of the
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palace coup of 1741 when
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she overthrew the so-called friendly
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family,
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and Well, the legend says that
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Elizabeth personally woke up
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Leopold’s daughter with the words It’s time to get up,
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sister, and it seemed like the
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future life company was thundering behind her shoulders. Well, yes, but
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at the same time,
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Leopolda was and in general not her sister and
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cousin's niece Although in age
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Elizabeth was closer to Leopoldova
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than to her cousins ​​Ekaterina
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Ivanovna,
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but
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here we must remember that there was a
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so-called testoment testament, this is
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the will of Catherine I, we
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may someday make a transfer about this era, actually
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we mentioned it in passing
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Well, yes, but still, let’s mention again
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because it was a long time ago that according to
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the testament,
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Elizabeth was the heir of the
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third line, so to speak, because well, under
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pressure from the lesser, Catherine the First first of all
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named
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her adopted grandson Peter II as
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the heir of the second line,
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Anna Petrovna her uh Well, as it was
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written there are descendants,
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if there are no such people or one of
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them dies childless then only
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Elizabeth Peter II interests us least of all
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now,
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but it is the order that interests us;
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yes But of course, what played a role here is that
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Alexander Danilovich decided to
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marry this boy with his girl,
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but I repeat we are not interested in him at all now,
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she will be interested in the
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Heirs of the second stage and the third
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stage, it’s
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all about ascending the throne, I barely
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found anything better for this than to
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refer to testament
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and only then did she realize that, in
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fact, therefore, the document was
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not supposed to reign for her, but it was supposed to
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reign, but not for her sister; her sister died long ago.
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And the sister’s son’s son’s name was
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actually their rudder and the
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boy was brought up,
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or rather Karl Peter, he was brought up
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in his father’s homeland also the long-
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deceased man
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was brought up, it must be said, as the future
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Heir to the Swedish throne because
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he received it like that, he was both the grandson of
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Peter the Great and the granddaughter of his nephew,
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of course
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[music]
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But not to mention the relationship between Dantes and
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Pushkin is
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easily traceable enough And there are
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no legends here, everything is absolutely accurate so the
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very unevenness of Dantes and Pushkin and
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then, as always,
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it means the boy was raised, I repeat,
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as the Heir to the Swedish throne and
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therefore instilled in him an extreme love for
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Russia, but when
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I
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could educate people
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when I
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realized
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what
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could actually happen So there
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seems to be a man on the Swedish throne
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having more rights to the Russian throne
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than she herself, she somehow very quickly took
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care of him
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from Germany,
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baptized him in Orthodoxy, which
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means he turned from Karl Peter Ulrich
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into Peter Fedorovich, which
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motivated her directly, she said that this was
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her future successor, and she had no
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other relatives in general,
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the only violation in this case is
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that he had more rights to the throne than
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she herself, but the
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stars As they say, for him it wasn’t
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quite up to that yet, yes, which means that
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the charter as heir to the Russian throne, he
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officially renounced his rights to the crown of
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Sweden,
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but it must be said that
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in general the boy very quickly disappointed his aunt
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for many reasons, so to speak,
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the boy was, first of all, undeveloped, passionate,
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lazy, he was
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only interested in
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playing with a toy soldier, you see, here’s an
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interesting thing, as you know, there are
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big doubts
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about this later, we’ll say in more detail that Pavel is
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his first son, but here’s something yes,
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this passion
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and this is what is called And the general
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eccentricity, of course, is another question,
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but here you understand
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wars. Parade fever.
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It begins with Peter III and
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it ends with the Pavlovichs; his grandson,
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after all, Alexander II has nothing
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like that.
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Well, besides, there was another problem, he was
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wrong, he was brought up Lutheran, he
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essentially remained the same and
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he never got used to Orthodoxy;
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he
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apparently despised Orthodoxy. Well, it seemed to him
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so rudely pagan with its
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pomp, which was generally alien to
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Lutheranism and, on top of everything else,
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he idolized the Prussian king Frederick II
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If we take into account that Frederick II of Russia
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will fight, then the ideal set as you
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understand,
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but the fact is that there is no other relative,
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he is the last
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and
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we understand that
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in the male tribe they have run out of
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renewals.
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in a tiny completely German
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principality, as it is known, there was such
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an anecdote that when a
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German prince goes to bed,
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he stretches his legs into the territory of a neighbor.
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This is absolutely true in a principality,
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of course, so small that it does
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not provide income and the prince owns the prince of the
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cholesterol service of colonels of the
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Russian army
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from there, as often happened Brides were recruited from
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small German principalities,
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it was actually
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such a
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reservoir in general European brides all of
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them before a
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14-year-old girl with her mother arrives,
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as far as I understand, a little over 30
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and in general, Duchess Johanna didn’t quite
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seem to understand, here they are inviting And who
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should play first violin here play She
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apparently decided that it was not her daughter who
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would play the first violin herself.
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Well, having looked at this matter, after a few
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months I lick Petrovna, you accompanied
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her back to Germany and I must say
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the girl in question will never
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see her relatives again, and her father is listening.
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not her brother, but the girl was apparently not
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sentimental. So I wanted to say,
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because the fact that she won’t see them from some
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point on is her decision, yes, or they
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will die before, as for their parents, I’m not
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sure, it’s quite possible that by the
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time she when they ascend the throne there
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will be no more. It seems to me that there is
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no sentimentality towards Germany in general, although it must be said
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that having become the Russian Empress we are doing
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as much as possible to ensure that she is
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accepted as a Russian, of course,
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internally she remains something different. But let’s put it
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this way let's talk, yes, of course,
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this will happen more than once, I think it will manifest itself, I
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must say that of course from the very beginning it
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becomes clear that this marriage does not
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bode well, which means I immediately want to make a reservation
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because we are starting a large cycle,
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Catherine may not even have one
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Well, we'll see, I want to warn you right away
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that
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if anyone expects that the main thing in
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this cycle will be a story about her 15
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favorites, you can switch off right away. I
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hope that people who listen
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constantly already understand that here there will be a
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conversation about her favorites because
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this cannot be avoided.
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But this will not be the main thing
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in the nature of favoritism, and the speech probably
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may not lead only about those few
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who deserve this attention.
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Moreover, in Russia of this time
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faritism is certainly
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in this case, it is impossible to do without
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some intimate details.
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Apparently, this is the essence because I
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had to read from Catherine in
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her first years as Grand Duchess and about
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Peter the Third himself,
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he apparently had some
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physiological or anatomical
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features that did not allow him to
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enter into intimate relationships
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and therefore for quite a long time between the
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spouses and she was married off, she was already
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15 and he was 16 and there
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was simply no intimate relationship between them for quite a long time
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Well, we know this from Catherine’s Diary and
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other sources, as far as I understand,
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the most important thing is that they
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simply didn’t have a child for a very long time, and in addition,
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there is evidence that, well, it’s
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unlikely that she would have included a diary
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if this had not actually happened. the
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fact that this is Petrovna, the absence of
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heirs because the girl was brought
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for a reason,
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in general, a woman
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as the heir’s wife at that time was
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needed
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as a
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reproductive machine, so her function was to
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give birth to an heir. And from none, it’s
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even better because then this one with
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insurance What is called
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but It didn’t work out, and then
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I took Petrovna through my confidante, the maid
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of honor and friend, to Mavr Shepelev.
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I don’t know, she can be called a daughter-in-law because
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she is a daughter, not a wife, not a nephew’s son,
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but apparently, after all, something like that
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passed on to her a recommendation
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to find Favorite
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and accordingly,
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the pain of why is a unique case a
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very young girl, how much more they do
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n’t just say, get a really
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choice
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She chooses from them
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and offers Pyatovo’s Saltykov
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right away yes Sergei Saltykov no Pyatovo
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no Pyatovo later the
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Japanese woman was her favorite But it will be
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later the second candidate I don’t remember but
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it’s important to get Sergei Saltykov, he
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really becomes his favorite,
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many, many years pass, I think
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more than 100,
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and the Russian Emperor
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addresses his relative,
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as far as I understand, cousin of
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Grand Duke Nicholas,
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by the way, an outstanding figure, the only one in the
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kingdom in the family, professional history,
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already mentioned more than once and asks
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How likely it is that Emperor Pavel
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Well, that means their common ancestor was not the son of
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Peter III.
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And Sergei Saltykova
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Nikolai Mikhailovich replies that this is
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very likely,
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but I am touched by the reaction of Alexander III to this story, he
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crossed himself widely and
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looked for it. Well, thank God, that means I have
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at least a drop of Russian blood.
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I offer it to listeners who this is
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interesting on its own,
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but it makes a joke, it has a
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continuation allegedly by Alexander III on the
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same one, completely anecdotally, supposedly other people
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began to dissuade him and when they presented
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Him with a version, he allegedly crossed himself on the
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same icon with the words thank God we are
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legal Yes, it looks like it can’t be anymore, it
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looks like a joke of course,
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but the point is that
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you understand. Here is the difference between the
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spouses, or rather, there is no difference, they agree
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between the spouses, it was caused not
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only by these unfortunate
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circumstances,
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they were different people,
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uh,
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there is a famous phrase
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belonging, as far as I remember, to
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Klyuchevsky
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Peter
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Horizon, it
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always seems to me
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to die at the age of 15, Peter also had a
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slightly different idea about him than now,
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but as for Peter III, there
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the horizon is really narrow.
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Well,
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you know. Memoirs in
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Catherine’s notes there is an episode that is impossible to come up with;
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water enters her husband’s room
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and sees
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that there is a trial going on there; a
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rat is being tried
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What a terrible military crime I committed,
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ate a starchy sentry
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who stood on guard at a cardboard
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fortress, a rat was tried by a military court,
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sentenced and hanged by the Grand Duke himself,
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and he forced her to stand on guard with a
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gun on the issue of Zori District, the episode
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always made an indelible
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impression on me, which does not depend even from
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her memoirs, which are proven by
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independent sources. If I
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’m not mistaken, I read Nathan Ilman in
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your 18th century. By the way, today, in my opinion, it
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was his birthday. Yes, but at
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least it flashed in the previous
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program in the chat. I haven’t checked yet, so
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about that that when he was already overthrown
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and imprisoned on the Ropsha manor under the
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supervision of these same guards' dunces,
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he humiliatingly asked with a note to
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send him three items without which it is
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difficult for him to do without a
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monkey, a favorite violin and some
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mistress, not some mistress, but
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Elizaveta Vorontsova is
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his mistress there was one
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regarding the violin, yes, it is known that he
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played the violin and
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as you know, I don’t even remember the songs of the city,
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which means monkeys. Honestly,
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somehow it didn’t stick in my head,
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but the man was also extremely
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limited, of course, and with
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the violin, the kingdom leaves hands,
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but you understand
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the paradox that this extremely
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limited man
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was found a wife who, already at the age of 15, at
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court Elizavet Petrovna was, well, not the
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most educated person,
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perhaps second only to Ivan
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Shuvalov, and more than that,
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she already reads French philosophers. She is
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reading an essay on
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political history, she is
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already corresponding with European philosophers
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and they have such a divergence of interests,
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some kind of code can be imagined.
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Imagine today a girl who is
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passionate about the philosophy of Mandelstam’s poetry
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and whose husband’s interests do not extend
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beyond football and beer. This is about the
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same thing,
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but at the same time, yes, apparently after some
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time there was what is called
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surgical intervention, he got the
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opportunity to have an intimate life, so to speak,
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but he chose a very strange
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woman
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as his favorite. The fact is that in
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general Ekaterina, unlike Elizaveta
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Petrovna, never read with the beauty,
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by the way, Petrovna according to current
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ideas It’s also unlikely that anyone would have considered
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a Beauty and she was a stately,
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tall woman, but already very
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portly, today there are other standards
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of beauty. But then they were exactly like that, and
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Ekaterina is not. Ekaterina is a beauty and
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never a word, but if you
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compare her with the portrait that I
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saw,
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then Ekaterina is simply it’s not like
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what to say,
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you understand Peter
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Russian Because thank you Ivan
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confirm
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thank you Well then, let’s
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say right in the program that we
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congratulate there, of course yes, because well,
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we actually congratulate
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people of our hobbies in our Circle
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because everyone was an exceptionally amazing person for us
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and his books,
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of course, had an unusually strong influence on all of us and
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they are interesting to re-read today,
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unlike many
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interesting but slightly faded
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books that influenced us in their time. It seems to me that they don’t
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get bored with his books. I agree mostly yes.
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Well, I would like to stop what
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Peter I wanted to say that he is
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half Russian No, he is still a
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quarter Russian because
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his grandmother on the Russian side was
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apparently
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either a Latvian or a Chukhonka,
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half German, a fourth Russian, a
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quarter Latvian, let’s assume that he
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remains a German,
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Ekaterina is German,
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she is purebred, in contrast he’s a fool, excuse the
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emphasizes and demonstrates her respect for Russia in every possible way; she
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learned the Russian language; she mastered the Russian language on a
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there is one saying that She loved
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but this saying looked like this in her
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mouth. It
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was necessary to talk about the need to unify
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some territories there
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so that they become
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Russified
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and stop looking like wolves in the forest,
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saying How many wolves look into the forest,
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look like wolves in the forest, that is, apparently
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she knows the subtleties of this saying didn’t get
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there But nevertheless,
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you understand, she
00:28:35
constantly studies the history of Russia, the
00:28:38
culture of Russia, the traditions of Russia, she
00:28:42
really firmly understood that this
00:28:45
country was her second and main Motherland,
00:28:49
that in this country she would have to spend her
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life,
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one more thing must be said, it is
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known that Peter demonstrated his contempt in every possible way
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Orthodoxy during the service, walked around the
00:29:05
church, turned his back to the bishop leading the service,
00:29:09
laughed loudly, talked,
00:29:14
demonstrated in every possible way that everything was disgusting to him.
00:29:19
When it comes to Catherine, it is
00:29:22
not at all very clear whether she was a believer,
00:29:24
after all, she communicated very closely with
00:29:28
educators, including the topic of Who
00:29:31
obviously there is no warehouse Voltaire there is no
00:29:35
volternation of life, as it were, and so
00:29:37
especially the conversation was whether Walter was a
00:29:40
believer of Walter, as you know, there are
00:29:42
arguments about the fact that
00:29:46
so to speak, you remember the
00:29:47
famous statue of God from Walter if there
00:29:50
were no God, it should have been invented If there
00:29:53
was no Means there are, but there are other
00:29:55
correspondents like Diderot Yes Lambert,
00:29:58
who Well, they are quite clearly inclined towards
00:30:01
atheism and it is difficult to say whether she was a believer.
00:30:03
It is known that
00:30:06
in the court church she
00:30:09
was present in the choir during the service
00:30:12
and there they placed a table
00:30:15
on which she lay out during the service, a
00:30:23
completely respectful Orthodoxy
00:30:26
relationship. She was just unlike
00:30:28
her husband,
00:30:30
and he was, alas, very sweet, yes,
00:30:35
we should make a reservation that there is a
00:30:41
book about Peter III in the ZhZL series. She belongs to her. If I
00:30:46
just pronounce the name isi correctly, I’m
00:30:48
wrong, please forgive me, according to my
00:30:49
Alexei Mylnikov,
00:30:51
who in general is completely different
00:30:53
Peter III evaluates and characterizes, but I
00:30:58
would say that
00:31:00
his point of view has not become mainstream
00:31:03
and it seems to me that it is not very
00:31:05
justified,
00:31:08
the war begins, the
00:31:11
well-known Seven Years' War,
00:31:14
Peter does not hide his
00:31:17
sympathy for Prussia, his desire for Victory,
00:31:21
which, as is known, after the
00:31:26
first successful battle for the Russian army
00:31:30
which really almost became completely
00:31:32
unsuccessful,
00:31:38
Commander-in-Chief Stepan
00:31:42
decides to retreat from sin
00:31:47
Yes, because he knows that the Empress is
00:31:52
seriously ill,
00:31:53
expects that she will die And take the throne.
00:31:57
This is a sympathizer
00:31:59
of Frederick the Great. Well, in the end, we
00:32:02
know what he did when he
00:32:03
really turned out to be the
00:32:07
emperor, as he did not guess, and for this it
00:32:10
was
00:32:11
not just framed, he died in
00:32:14
prison, well, Catherine’s father,
00:32:18
who at this time continues to serve
00:32:21
Frederick II already in the rank of general,
00:32:25
she is holding on completely as a Russian patriot,
00:32:28
she will not resume the war
00:32:33
on the throne because she Apparently, she
00:32:36
also considered this war completely
00:32:37
senseless, but she does not demonstrate,
00:32:39
she behaves completely differently
00:32:42
and, in general, Peter’s unsuitability for
00:32:45
reigning becomes more clear and there
00:32:48
is already talk that the Empress
00:32:50
Auntie decided to
00:32:56
expel them from Russia.
00:33:00
When finally
00:33:10
she has a child almost immediately They
00:33:15
also took away Elizaveta Petrovna, who, in general,
00:33:18
was not given, as we know, maternal
00:33:20
happiness, decided that night to raise a fellow tribesman
00:33:24
herself, it must be said that they had
00:33:27
categorically different ideas about how to raise children,
00:33:29
because
00:33:32
one was brought up, although in the fatherly
00:33:37
spirit of Peter the Great, but still in the
00:33:41
Russian style and the
00:33:43
flooded heap is a nanny for mothers, a child is
00:33:46
cabbage, and the other one was raised in Germany, and
00:33:50
by the way, I recently read one of the
00:33:53
current immigrants, so to speak, people
00:33:57
who are moving to Germany. They are
00:33:59
amazed, it seems, in Germany it is warmer
00:34:02
than in Russia,
00:34:05
but at the same time the Germans are much more
00:34:07
stable. Here’s more ours walks around in warm
00:34:10
jackets, the Germans are already undressing almost down to a
00:34:13
T-shirt,
00:34:15
so it’s understandable that it was always cool in their houses,
00:34:19
17-18 degrees, when
00:34:23
in our house it happens 17-18 according to sanpins 21 in the
00:34:27
school office it
00:34:28
really happens a lot more, it happens yes So that’s
00:34:31
the case is that when
00:34:34
the quiz entered the upper room for the first time,
00:34:38
where was her newborn son
00:34:43
because it was really
00:34:45
heated there, he was lying on two feather beds,
00:34:50
one feather bed was covered with all this
00:34:52
and there was also a blanket of some kind of
00:34:55
downy surface
00:35:00
and here I
00:35:01
must say one more thing, apparently, is
00:35:06
that she was deprived of the opportunity
00:35:09
to communicate with her own child, a
00:35:12
bad word, but I couldn’t find a better one, it
00:35:15
really affected her feminine nature in general,
00:35:19
in the future
00:35:21
you understand, I treat Catherine well
00:35:23
as
00:35:24
the ruler of the state, I understand,
00:35:26
of course, that there is, like any ruler,
00:35:31
she has a difficult moment of the reign I understand
00:35:36
that, for example, she is rightfully
00:35:38
disliked in Ukraine Because
00:35:41
formally, She put an end to it. Yes,
00:35:44
there were at least three difficult moments in the beginning,
00:35:49
in fact, we see more, but for
00:35:51
Russia, looking ahead, I will say that she has done
00:35:53
a lot and I am with her
00:35:56
I treat him well as a ruler
00:35:57
But that’s what this woman was deprived of. So
00:36:01
she was apparently deprived of maternal
00:36:03
feelings, she
00:36:05
had practically nothing to do with
00:36:08
her eldest son, she did not
00:36:10
raise him in his youth in childhood and adolescence
00:36:12
and kept him away from herself as far away as possible
00:36:16
when he was adults and she,
00:36:18
as far as I understand, had nothing to do
00:36:21
with his second child, the founder of the
00:36:24
dynasty, Count Bobrinsky, just a
00:36:27
devoted servant carried him out of the palace in a basket.
00:36:30
Well, this is perhaps the same as going
00:36:33
to church in the choir in order not to
00:36:35
scandalize society, no, although
00:36:38
the lover analyzed and nothing
00:36:47
She fussed a lot with her grandchildren and the two eldest, and she
00:36:52
composed the ABCs of fairy tales for them herself,
00:36:55
but this is a little different, but the
00:36:58
grandmothers
00:37:11
apparently decided to remove the nephew and they
00:37:15
found the throne to be passed on to the
00:37:17
grandnephew; we now know
00:37:20
how
00:37:22
mature Pavel Petrovich was and it’s
00:37:26
also soft there speaking of this man, there are a lot of strange things,
00:37:28
but on the other hand,
00:37:31
maybe he used to, and not all of them were possible,
00:37:35
that he would have been a different person, but
00:37:37
let’s pretend and somehow we will definitely
00:37:38
make a transfer,
00:37:42
it was expected that as soon as
00:37:46
Elizabeth died, she had already felt very bad
00:37:50
these years, omnipotent then the
00:37:52
Shuvalovs, on the one hand, are her favorite Ivan
00:37:55
Ivanovich Shuvalov, on the other hand,
00:37:57
in fact the head of the
00:37:59
Ministry of
00:38:05
Internal Policy of Peter,
00:38:13
but either Elizaveta Petrovna did not dare to
00:38:18
take such a step or did not have time
00:38:21
to know that Catherine was preparing for the
00:38:26
moment when we would still
00:38:29
not call her mother-in-law
00:38:31
Elizaveta Petrovna gathered
00:38:33
loyal and guards officers around her,
00:38:36
prepared, uh, for a possible forceful
00:38:38
struggle was not needed,
00:38:41
and on December 25,
00:38:44
1761, uh, Peter becomes emperor,
00:38:48
we now naturally won’t talk
00:38:50
about Peter’s reign, what’s important to us is that
00:38:54
he
00:38:55
publicly and openly humiliated
00:38:58
discredited his wife. Well, if the ruling
00:39:02
sovereign, in the presence of a large number of
00:39:05
court officers, shouts across the entire table to the
00:39:07
wife of a fool on
00:39:10
June 9, 1761.
00:39:14
This is generally not a good sign,
00:39:19
and it must be said that she
00:39:21
restrained herself;
00:39:30
to say strong and
00:39:33
firm, but she understood that she was
00:39:35
on the verge because she was no one,
00:39:37
she was because the empress was the wife of
00:39:40
the emperor, and by that time, before Sasha, she had already
00:39:44
learned Russian history well in order
00:39:47
to remember the existence of the Intercession
00:39:48
Monastery,
00:39:50
in which two wives also ended their days.
00:39:54
Ivan the Terrible and stayed there for quite a long time, the
00:39:58
breakdowns were collected, in my opinion no
00:40:02
Well, Salmanit Soborov of
00:40:07
course But I’m talking about the two wives of Ivan
00:40:11
the Terrible,
00:40:15
Evdokia Lopukhina from Russia ended up there at one time
00:40:29
and hysteria could not help,
00:40:32
but
00:40:33
another matter could help here is that with
00:40:38
all his exercises, starting from
00:40:42
how he insanely ended the seven-year war
00:40:46
and how he was going to fight the building of
00:40:49
Zagalstinsky interests and ending with his at
00:40:57
that time obscene projects
00:41:00
in relation to the Russian church, Peter I
00:41:04
terribly turned the then nobility against himself
00:41:07
and in a nutshell
00:41:10
turned into some semblance of Lutheran,
00:41:13
for example, he
00:41:16
sent the synod a decree that all
00:41:20
Orthodox priests should be removed,
00:41:25
he demanded that Orthodox
00:41:28
priests begin to shave their beards, as
00:41:31
you know, even his almighty grandfather did not
00:41:34
demand,
00:41:35
he sent a decree to the Senate on the equalization of
00:41:39
all religions, you know, here I must say in
00:41:43
general, religious equality is always quite
00:41:47
good but only for the 20th century
00:41:50
And even more so for the 21st or maybe for the
00:41:53
second plan 19th but not for the 18th century
00:41:57
Moreover, contemporaries very
00:41:59
reasonably believed that the point here was not the
00:42:02
equality of religions, but in preparation for the
00:42:05
introduction of Lutheranism in Russia,
00:42:09
so Catherine was right when in
00:42:13
her notes she wrote a phrase that
00:42:15
sounded approximately like he didn’t have a
00:42:17
more terrible enemy than himself,
00:42:22
but she just took advantage of all this and
00:42:29
gathered around her, I repeat once again,
00:42:32
loyal officers and of
00:42:34
course the
00:42:37
role of the core is
00:42:39
played by the five, take the Orlovs,
00:42:46
one of them is the second I remember correctly from
00:42:50
the count,
00:42:53
Grigory Orlov becomes her favorite and
00:42:59
I must say that in general among her
00:43:01
favorites there were
00:43:03
not many outstanding people,
00:43:06
many became her favorites
00:43:09
especially in later years when one of
00:43:13
them was 40 years younger than her. Well, let’s just
00:43:16
say because of his
00:43:18
in my opinion, not even the teeth of that teeth are also a
00:43:21
huge difference, but there was another one, as
00:43:24
unfortunately now I don’t even
00:43:26
want to remember them, but among her
00:43:29
favorites there were two absolutely outstanding
00:43:32
people:
00:43:35
Grigory Orlov
00:43:39
and
00:43:41
Alexander, and I must say in her
00:43:44
memoirs, in her notes, she gave
00:43:46
characteristics
00:43:48
She wrote Gorky very words to many of her favorites of his Barlov,
00:43:51
I will not quote them, I
00:43:54
will try to convey the meaning of these words,
00:43:58
such that he would have remained until the end of his days
00:44:02
if he had
00:44:05
not looked the other way at some
00:44:08
point, apparently he was tired of her
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00:44:13
the initiator of their breakup was
00:44:18
Well, it
00:44:20
must be borne in mind that this is
00:44:22
the Five I remember the names of the four eldest
00:44:26
Ivan then Grigory there Alexey there
00:44:30
Fyodor In general, the patriarchal Vladimir, in
00:44:33
my opinion, is the last one,
00:44:36
it must be said that such a completely
00:44:38
patriarchal family was Because
00:44:40
when
00:44:41
Ivan In general, nothing
00:44:45
two of them distinguished themselves, Grigory Alexey,
00:44:48
when Ivan entered the room,
00:44:51
Grigory and Alexey stood up, there was an
00:44:55
independent difference in rank in position,
00:45:02
so you understand, this was a family of not
00:45:05
just guards officers, but unusually
00:45:08
popular guards officers,
00:45:11
strongmen, handsome revelers, whom many
00:45:16
looked at simply with extraordinary
00:45:18
envy,
00:45:19
but in in the conspiracy, not only they take
00:45:21
part, let’s say Nikita
00:45:25
Ivanovich Panin, the
00:45:27
heir’s educator and diplomat, an
00:45:30
absolutely civilian man, absolutely
00:45:33
another person takes part in the conspiracy, a
00:45:35
faraway Nystadt
00:45:37
man holds the position of colonel of the
00:45:40
Izmailovsky regiment
00:45:42
and at the same time, the truth is the head of the
00:45:46
Academy of Sciences,
00:45:48
for 50 years he headed and
00:45:51
at the same time is the last
00:45:53
Ukrainian hetman,
00:45:56
of course, but in this context, the
00:46:00
Izmailovsky regiment is important for us
00:46:04
for her. I think
00:46:09
finally another person is taking
00:46:11
part
00:46:14
as
00:46:15
he asked how many divisions
00:46:19
this character has, no divisions,
00:46:22
regiments, or officers behind her,
00:46:24
but she is well aware of what is
00:46:28
happening on the other side because
00:46:32
we are talking
00:46:35
about Ekaterina Romanovna, her
00:46:39
own sister was
00:46:42
then a very young girl to help her,
00:46:50
and in total, Ekaterina could
00:46:53
rely so little on 10 thousand
00:46:56
people of
00:46:57
guards officers and soldiers. Well, here on
00:47:01
June 28, it’s 1762, the most important thing is
00:47:06
probably that he is almost he
00:47:08
couldn’t rely on anyone in the army, he was wildly
00:47:11
unpopular and in the Guard, especially in the
00:47:14
Guard, especially in the Guard because
00:47:16
he was going to withdraw the Guard from
00:47:17
St. Petersburg, he called the Guards
00:47:20
Janissaries, they couldn’t stand him. Well,
00:47:23
the army, because he stole the victory,
00:47:25
naturally Well, yes, usually all the same, yes,
00:47:28
that is, here you just need to understand what
00:47:30
you remember when we say guard or
00:47:32
army. Of course, in this case we
00:47:33
mean officers as soldiers
00:47:36
in the Guard. By the way, it is not necessary
00:47:45
to celebrate your name day in Peterhof in the company of Vorontsova.
00:47:49
Meanwhile, supporters of Catherine the
00:47:54
guards regiments proclaim
00:48:01
and
00:48:02
present demands to him to surrender, to
00:48:05
capitulate, at first he generally
00:48:08
expected to resist. Why is he on the
00:48:11
water at this moment? Yes,
00:48:13
they already understood back if they are in
00:48:16
Peterhof. Well, here I won’t insist;
00:48:21
soon he will capitulate because he is a
00:48:24
man besides all his others
00:48:26
merits apparently quite weak-willed
00:48:29
stubborn scary But weak-willed it
00:48:32
goes very well
00:48:34
and he’s just about one thing
00:48:36
Let me go to foreign lands, let me
00:48:40
go to
00:48:42
foreign lands and give me the opportunity to take
00:48:46
Elizaveta Vorontsova with me, but he can’t be
00:48:49
let go And if
00:48:52
tomorrow he finds himself outside Russian borders,
00:48:56
change his mind his own
00:48:59
and will try to drag back the throne,
00:49:03
relying on foreign support. I’m
00:49:06
now trying to become Catherine’s point of view,
00:49:08
she can’t let him go, it’s
00:49:10
terribly dangerous.
00:49:12
There was a case when Petrovna, the so-called
00:49:17
Brunswick family,
00:49:21
England sent her husband and
00:49:24
children
00:49:26
to Kholmogory, but it’s one thing for Elizavet
00:49:29
Petrovna she was the daughter of Peter the Great the
00:49:33
worm Petrov she was an advertisement for herself
00:49:37
Now we said
00:49:39
and at the same time uh
00:49:46
no that’s not true he was also
00:49:49
sent at first yes But there he was kept on
00:49:53
another floor plan of the house and there was a blank wall he
00:49:56
couldn’t communicate with them and then he here they
00:49:58
took him
00:49:59
to the Shlisselburg fortress for
00:50:06
quite a long time
00:50:24
and therefore she cannot take risks, which
00:50:28
means Peter is sent to the Country
00:50:30
Palace in Ropsha
00:50:33
and there, well, he did not live for 3 weeks,
00:50:39
he was guarded by
00:50:41
all this
00:50:46
company of Alexei Orlov, who was well received on his chest,
00:50:51
and
00:50:52
then a very interesting thing, two notes
00:50:57
first the note looks like this Masha,
00:51:01
merciful state, hello to you,
00:51:03
we all wish our lesson was very interesting, as
00:51:07
if he had not died today or at night,
00:51:11
and then follows the second note Masha,
00:51:14
merciful state, there is no way to
00:51:16
explain what happened, trouble, we
00:51:20
were drunk and he, too, he argued at the
00:51:23
table, remove Fedor I By the way,
00:51:25
Fyodor never found out, we didn’t have time to separate him and he was
00:51:28
no longer there, we don’t remember what we did,
00:51:31
have mercy on me, even for my brother. This is Alexey
00:51:34
Orlov, this is written by Alexey Orlov, it’s
00:51:37
said in a drunken jumping handwriting,
00:51:48
which is interesting when
00:51:52
Catherine died many, many years later,
00:51:56
34 years have passed
00:51:58
Pavel who was sorting out her papers found
00:52:02
both of these notes in her box
00:52:04
and he took it at face value, he
00:52:07
thought that it would rehabilitate his mother,
00:52:10
how he dropped the charges against her for the murder of her father,
00:52:13
in my opinion there is nothing
00:52:15
rehabilitating here, but the fact that the first
00:52:18
note was written the day before is just
00:52:22
evidence that murder is a
00:52:25
different question. We don’t know what
00:52:29
happened here, I’m just sure that she didn’t
00:52:31
give the order to kill him, and not
00:52:34
because she didn’t want him dead. And who
00:52:36
was too careful, but
00:52:40
these guardsmen could not doubt her
00:52:44
wishes, they clearly wanted
00:52:46
please
00:52:51
can be perfect I'm sure that no
00:52:55
that They understood what she wanted
00:53:01
of course there is some assumption that there
00:53:04
was no unspoken order there could have been an
00:53:06
intimate conversation taking into account her relationship
00:53:09
with Gregory it could or could not have been
00:53:12
I'm the devil the king she was
00:53:14
careful enough they couldn't help but to understand that
00:53:17
for her, death and deliverance, of course,
00:53:19
there is some fraction of a percent that
00:53:21
they really got drunk there, they argued,
00:53:24
they were hefty boogers, and he was a
00:53:27
little crazy, but apparently he was
00:53:31
determined to eat,
00:53:33
of course, he was really drunk and killed him with a blow of his
00:53:36
fist, any of them could Yes they could have simply
00:53:38
pushed him away, but I’m almost sure that
00:53:45
this version of the accident,
00:53:47
which was clearly a note written on the channel.
00:53:50
Of course, it
00:53:57
still seems to me that this is criminality,
00:54:00
that they certainly killed him, counting on
00:54:03
Masha to be a merciful state,
00:54:09
as it is, in general, and it turned out
00:54:14
partly in the near future after 19
00:54:19
on the channel, a live guest awaits you with an interview with
00:54:23
Vladislav Inozemtsev, economist Masha
00:54:25
Mayer, a conversation with him in the Minority Report program
00:54:27
Well, at 21:00 Maxim Kurnikov and a
00:54:30
foreign agent according to the Russian
00:54:31
authorities
00:54:32
Ekaterina Shulman in the status program and
00:54:36
Leonid and I Say goodbye to you before
00:54:38
next Tuesday I once again tell those
00:54:42
who haven’t listened to the program Listen to the echo, don’t
00:54:45
wait for me this weekend on
00:54:50
Maxim’s program roots of Kovarovaloyan there won’t be a
00:54:52
morning historical turnaround there won’t
00:54:54
be a traditional one this
00:54:56
Thursday I’m going on a short vacation everything is
00:54:59
fine just the guard is tired everything All
00:55:02
the best

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