Любовь за деньги: как работала проституция в Империи / @TihonovTime

In the summer of 1890, Anton Chekhov stopped in Blagoveshchensk on his way to Sakhalin and was amazed by the Japanese women with their "intricate hairstyles." You guessed it—the Japanese women worked in a brothel. In this new video, we trace the remarkable evolution of this profession in Russia: from the first spontaneous brothels in Swedish-occupied Novgorod in the 17th century to the high-profile "Dresden" case under Elizabeth Petrovna. How did Peter the Great's reforms contribute to the development of prostitution? Why did Nicholas I legalize brothels, specifying regulations down to the distance from the nearest church, and how much did the police chief earn while protecting 113 illegal establishments? We'll discuss the "camellias" of high society, the espionage passions in Japanese brothels in the Far East, and how brothels gave way to freelance prostitutes and restaurant parlors. Closed Telegram channel for project support - https://t.me/tribute/app?startapp=sGhB Telegram channel - https://t.me/TihonovTime VKontakte - https://vk.com/tihonovtime Zen - https://dzen.ru/tihonovtime Rutube - https://rutube.ru/channel/67322496 For collaboration inquiries - [email protected] #history #russia #petrtikhonov #tihonovtime