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✨Rutube channel "Stories from Russian History": https://rutube.ru/channel/37297900/ ✨VKontakte "Stories from Russian History": https://vk.com/history0frussia ✨Our website: https://dostoverno.ru/ ✨Rutube channel: https://rutube.ru/channel/23630029/ ✨VKontakte: https://vk.com/lectorydostoevsky ✨Telegram: https://t.me/dostoevsky_fm_dostoverno ✨Yandex Zen: https://zen.yandex.ru/lectorydostoevsky The 17th Century in Russian History: Rebellious: From the Time of Troubles and Impostors to Stepan Razin and the Streltsy Revolt. What were they rebelling against? And why did they support the Tsar? And in general, what is more prevalent in Russian rebellion—the senseless or the merciless? What functions did the Streltsy Host, established by Ivan the Terrible, fulfill? What prompted Alexei Mikhailovich to create the Cathedral Code? How did the Reitar regiments differ from the Streltsy Host? Why did the fall of Solovki provoke mass self-immolations of Old Believers? And most importantly: why does the history of the Age of Revolts testify that freedom and will are fundamental Russian values? The answers to these and other questions are in Vladimir Medinsky's new lecture. 📚 Recommended reading: 1. Lyapin, D. A., Popular Unrest in Russia in 1648-1650: Current Research Issues. 2014. 2. Tikhomirov, M. N., Cathedral Code and Urban Uprisings of the Mid-17th Century. Moscow, 1969. 3. V. I. Buganov, "The Copper Riot. Moscow "Rebels" of 1662." Moscow, 1968. 4. V. I. Buganov, "Razin and the Razinites." Moscow, 1995. 5. A. N. Sakharov, "Stepan Razin." Moscow, 2010. ❗ Remember that every like and comment 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 this episode 01:13 An unusual lecture topic 03:07 A little about the nature of Russian rebellion 10:23 Tomsk Republic: denying the voivodeship 13:23 Pavlyuk's rebellion and the methods of Polish reprisals 14:44 The Second Tomsk Republic: the council Cossack Deputies 15:41 Boyar's Son Pleshcheyev: Bootlegging and Drug Trafficking 18:15 The Correct, Unsuccessful Salt Tax 23:44 The Streltsy Army of Ivan the Terrible 29:43 The Salt Riot: Who's to Blame and What Was Done? 32:20 The Tsar's Conclusions: Get Down to Business and Change the Laws 34:00 The French Salt Riot and European Repression 35:56 The Pskov Bread Riot: The People Against Foreign Trade Fraud 40:27 The Novgorod Riot 49:02 The Copper Riot: What Should Money Be Backed By? 54:33 Inflation and Coupons in the USSR 01:04:00 The English Rule of Law Methods of Execution 01:08:43 How to Correctly Answer the Question "Who is a Cossack?" 01:12:52 The Solovetsky Siege. The Last Stronghold of Systemic Old Believers 01:17:33 Protestants Slaughter Catholics and Vice Versa. The "Magdeburg Wedding" and the Drogeda Massacre 01:21:12 Riots – An Indicator of State Weakness? Or Strength? 01:25:02 Freedom – A Traditional Russian Value MAY BE INTERESTING Episode 14. Empire and the Origins of the Russian Revolution. 19th Century    • Серия 14. Империя и истоки русской революц...   #17thcentury #history #medinsky #riot #DostoyevskyLectureHall #Dostoyevsky #DostoyevskyChannel #lectures