Серия 9. От Петра до Павла (1689 - 1801)

Subscribe to the Dostoevsky Lecture Channel:    / @dostoverno_ru   *** The 18th century was a time when the world no longer saw the patriarchal Russian Tsardom, but the powerful Russian Empire. This was the era of the creation of a new Russian army and navy, a time of numerous dynastic crises, palace coups, and, of course, territorial expansion. How did the Russian Empire emerge? How did Russia gradually expand to the easternmost point of Eurasia, and then go even further – to North America? When were the Kuril Islands discovered, and why are they historically Russian territories? Where did the Serbs in Novorossiya come from? Where in Russia did the Greeks and Bulgarians settle? The answers to these and many other questions are in Vladimir Medinsky's new lecture from the "Gatherers of the Russian Land" series. 📚 Recommended reading: 1. Tolstoy, A.N. Peter I. Vol. 1-2 (Series "Gatherers of the Russian Land") Moscow, 2023. 2. Pavlenko, N.I. Elizaveta Petrovna. (Series "Gatherers of the Russian Land") Moscow, 2023. 3. "Catherine the Great." N.I. Pavlenko 4. Pikul, V. With Pen and Sword. 5. Merezhkovsky, D.S. Pavel I. (Series "Gatherers of the Russian Land") Moscow, 2024. ❗ Remember that every like and comment you make promotes this video. So please like and comment. And, of course, subscribe if you're watching without a subscription. Share this video with your family and friends. • Information about in-person lectures can be found here • ✨ Dostoevsky Lecture Hall Telegram channel: https://t.me/dostoevsky_fm_dostoverno ✨ Lecture Hall website: https://dostoverno.ru/events/categori... ✨ Russian History Club: https://t.me/dostoevsky_offline You can ask questions through the author's Telegram channel: https://t.me/vr_medinskiy Watch for answers on Sputnik Radio Timecodes: 00:00 In the previous episode 01:21 The Glorious Age of Imperial Expansion 07:33 The Seven Years' War and the Founding of Great Britain 13:29 The American War of Independence and the French Revolution 15:22 The Treaty of Nerchinsk and the Establishment of the Border with China 20:58 The Movement of the Empire under Anna Ioannovna. The Annexation of Part of Modern Kazakhstan 24:45 Novorossiya and the Territories on the Right Bank of the Dnieper 29:49 Imperial Policy Toward National Outlying Areas: the North Caucasus, Chukotka, and Others 38:04 The Kuril Islands – Indigenous Russian Lands since the 18th Century 41:11 The Partition of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and the Return of Historical Russian Lands 43:46 The History of the Annexation of Courland 48:19 Georgia and Russia YOU MAY ALSO BE INTERESTED IN • Lecture 1 From Rurik to Alexander Nevsky | Vladimir Medinsky's Course | Gatherers of the Russian Land    • Серия 1. От Рюрика до Александра Невского ...   • Lecture 2 The Rise of Moscow. From Nevsky to Donskoy | Gatherers of the Russian Land    • Серия 2. Возвышение Москвы. От Невского до...   • Lecture 3 Russian Game of Thrones | Vladimir Medinsky's Course | Gatherers of the Russian Land    • Серия 3. Русская игра престолов (XIV - XV ...   • Lecture 4 Ivan III. The First Russian Autocrat | Vladimir Medinsky's Course | Gatherers of the Russian Land    • Серия 4. Иван III. Первый русский самодерж...   • Lecture 5 Series 5. Vasily III Fathers and Sons (1505-1533)    • Серия 5. Василий III. Отцы и дети (1505-1533)   • Lecture 6 Series 6. Ivan IV the Terrible (1533-1584)    • Серия 6. Иван IV Грозный (1533-1584)   • Lecture 7 Series 7. The Time of Troubles (1598-1613)    • Серия 7. Смутное время (1598 - 1613)   • Lecture 8 Series 8. The First Romanovs (1613-1689)    • Серия 8. Первые Романовы (1613 - 1689)   📚 Our website: https://dostoverno.ru/ 📚 VK: https://vk.com/lectorydostoevsky 📚 OK: https://ok.ru/dostoevsky.lectory 📚 Telegram: https://t.me/dostoevsky_fm_dostoverno 📚 Yandex.Zen: https://zen.yandex.ru/lectorydostoevsky 📚 Rutube: https://rutube.ru/channel/23630029/ Partner of the episode: Faculty of History YouTube channel @FacultyofHistory100 #petr #pavel #DostoyevskyLectureHall #Dostoyevsky #DostoyevskyChannel #lectures #medinsky #history