Нам сотни лет запрещали учиться. Вот как женщины в России добились права на высшее образование

Hi! There is no university today that does not accept women. And 200 years ago, everything was completely the opposite. In this video, we will talk about how women fought for the right to higher education. We will discuss Bestuzhev (and other women's) courses, emigration, revolution, Sofia Kovalevskaya, the first Russian pro-feminists and sexists - in general, a lot of interesting things. Enjoy watching! Don't forget to subscribe, like and leave any comment - I will be very pleased ❤️ Support the project with a donation: https://pay.cloudtips.ru/p/6fedc4d4 My telegram channel: kashi-mashi https://t.me/mashachut Playlist "Women's Life":    • Жизнь женщин - Маша Богданова   00:00 Hi! 00:24 What the video will be about 01:47 The 19th century looks different for men and women: for some, it was reforms, freedom and opportunities, while for others, it was sitting at home and having children 03:36 With the rise to power of Alexander II, feminism was born in Russia 04:27 Pros and cons of education for women: the first Russian pro-feminists and sexists 05:23 Some women were allowed to study at universities. Who were "auditors"? 06:45 Women in exile were free to receive higher education and defend dissertations. Sofia Kovalevskaya, Nadezhda Suslova, Yulia Lermontova and others 08:17 At this time in Russia, activists decided to fight for women's right to education 08:55 How women sought permission to organize courses for women (hard) 10:24 The first higher courses for women: Alarchinsky, Vladimirsky, Lubyansky, Guerrier courses and medical courses 13:44 The big history of the Bestuzhev Courses: how the female students lived, who and why bullied them, why they had problems with the police and what does prostitution have to do with it 19:02 Why the history of the Bestuzhev Courses ended and a couple of famous graduates 20:19 Jokes! Where to find me 👀 — I'm on Instagram (a social network banned in Russia):   / b.l.ind   — Email for suggestions, wishes and requests: [email protected]