Тайный советник царя / Россия против либерализма / Закат империи / Аксёнов Андрей

😛 The publisher of the Emperor's favorite newspaper, "Grazhdanin", Prince Vladimir Meshchersky, was a man of many sides: one of the main conservative ideologists of his time, the owner of a famous salon, the main enemy of the liberals in the government, with direct access to the Tsar; on the other hand, he was followed by the police, he was beaten, and his newspaper received a record number of warnings from the censors. Support Andrey: https://boosty.to/dronopaedia   / zakat_podcast   Support the Libo/Libo studio: https://cutt.ly/zak25libolibo The Libo/Libo play app: https://cutt.ly/CrRm6Wg6 Subscribe to social networks: https://t.me/zakat_podcast   / zakat_podcast      / @zakat_podcast   An anonymous editor, fact checker and sound engineer participated in the preparation of the episode. 0:00 Hi, guys! 5:35 Prince Meshchersky's Main Instrument 10:54 Support the podcast 12:22 Why Russia is Holy 22:43 On Morality and Traditional Values 27:42 The Fall of an Ideologist 31:29 The Years Take Their Toll Sources: V.P. Meshchersky For a Great Russia. Against Liberalism — Moscow: Institute of Russian Civilization, 2010. Witte S.Yu. Memories. Vol. 1, 2, 3. — Moscow: Sotsekgiz, 1960. Brief Literary Encyclopedia — Moscow: Sov. Encyclopedia, 1962-1978. Dronov I.E. Prince Vladimir Petrovich Meshchersky // Questions of History. – 2001. – № 10. Kail Anna Vyacheslavovna “Citizen” of Prince V. P. Meshchersky // News of Saratov University Nov. series. Series History. International Relations. 2011. № 1. I. E. Dronov Capitalism in Russia: a conservative’s view (Prince V. P. Meshchersky) // Power. - 2010. № 2. Sof’in Dmitry Mikhailovich Conservatives and power in new political realities: Russian conservatives’ ideas about imperial power // Power. 2012. № 9. Leonov M. M. Patronage in the salon culture of the Russian nobility at the turn of the 19th-20th centuries // News of the Samara Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences. 2009. № 2-1. Leonov M. M. Salon of V. P. Meshchersky: informal connections and patronage in the official world of Russia at the turn of the 19th-20th centuries // Bulletin of RUDN. History of Russia. 2008. No. 4 (14). Leonov Mikhail Mikhailovich Extramarital affairs and patronage in Russia in the second half of the 19th - early 20th centuries // Woman in Russian society. 2011. No. 1. Andreev Dmitry Aleksandrovich Government "Change" of August 15, 1903 in the mirror of rumorology // Bulletin of NNSU. 2011. No. 2-1. Ivanov A. A., Kotov B. S. "An alliance between Austria, Germany, Russia and Turkey is required": on the speech of Prince V. P. Meshchersky in the Austrian press on the eve of World War I // Historia provinciae - journal of regional history. 2024. No. 3. Bersenyev V.V., Markov A.R. Police and gays: An episode from the era of Alexander III // RISK: Almanac. Issue 3. - M .: ARGO-RISK, 1998. The trial of Prince V.P. Meshchersky with A.A. and P.A. Polovtsev // Petersburg leaflet, 1896, No. 67, 9 (21). 03. Polovtsov A.A. Diary // https://corpus.prozhito.org/person/896 Suvorin A.S. Diary // https://corpus.prozhito.org/person/672 Nikolsky B.V. Diary // https://corpus.prozhito.org/person/1038 Svyatopolk-Mirskaya E.A. // https://corpus.prozhito.org/person/1362 "The Sunset of the Empire" is a podcast about the last decades of Tsarist Russia. I tell amazing stories about the events and people who lived at that time. Revolution, sex, drugs and punk rock in the Russian Empire. The podcast is produced by the Libo/Libo studio. For advertising inquiries, write to [email protected]. For all other questions, write to [email protected] #thesunsetoftheempire #andreyaksenov #russianempire #eitheror #podcast #history