Коллонтай: революция, «стакан воды», борьба с феминизмом / Анастасия Кругликова и Егор Яковлев

Alexandra Kollontai, the daughter of an officer, joined the revolution from her youth, breaking with the "dissonant milieu of the Russian gentry." She became a comrade of Lenin, and later, under Soviet rule, the world's first female minister, and then the first female ambassador. — What kind of upbringing did she receive? — Why did she fight for women's rights yet oppose feminists? — What is the "glass of water" theory, and did Kollontai originate it? — Why did she leave her beloved husband and child? — How did World War I change her life, and what did she do in the United States? — What was her role in the 1917 Revolution like, and what successes and failures awaited her outside the People's Commissar's Office? Anastasia Kruglikova discusses Alexandra Kollontai's extraordinary personality in the program "Historical Likbez" with Yegor Yakovlev on Sputnik Radio. The 22nd Digital History Popular Science Festival in Naberezhnye Chelny: https://tsifrovaya-istoriya.timepad.r... Digital History Tours: https://vk.com/egortrip Anastasia Kruglikova's Channel: https://vk.ru/18protiv Unique videos and texts not publicly available are available on our paid platforms: Boosty — https://boosty.to/d_history Sponsr — https://sponsr.ru/dhistory/ Support the Digital History project: Sberbank MIR: 2202 2068 9507 7811 Sponsorship on YouTube:    / @dhistory   Digital History Bookstore: https://digital-history.ru/ Our platforms: YouTube —    / @dhistory   VK — https://vk.com/dighistory Telegram — https://t.me/egoryakovleff RuTube — https://rutube.ru/channel/23600725/ Zen — https://dzen.ru/dhistory MAX — https://max.ru/dighistory #revolution #1917 #Lenin