
A podcast exploring everything related to the History of Russia
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 114 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||

Paul is dead, Alexander is the new Tsar and so today we're going to cover the first two to three years of his reign — roughly 1801 to 1803, where surely, things in Russia could only get better...
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Today we are doing something slightly different.
We are stepping off of the chronological conveyor belt — which has been moving at quite a clip lately — and we are going to take a breather and look at something I have perhaps neglected (well there ... more
It's the 23rd of March 1801 and in the Mikhailovsky Castle, just outside St Petersburg, something terrible is about to happen...
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Today as the title suggests we're going to cover three main themes or subjects
Firstly, Paul's support of Napoleon’s march on India.Â
Secondly, we are going to spend some time trying to get to know Paul’s eldest son and heir, Alexander, who was a f... more
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Will be waiting for your comeback and love the series, next few episodes are also going to be worth while, going into the French Revolutionary and Coalition wars! Will be worth the wait!
Incredible podcasting, down to earth, and the podcast is comparable to the History of Rome in my opinion. 👏
For some reason Australians cannot listen to or download Russian History podcasts.
Review title says it all. The host is very easy to listen to, giving a comprehensive and unbiased account of the long and fascinating history of this most enigmatic of countries.
I am so happy to have found this podcast. The podcaster Damon is not only good at finding interesting content but I also appreciated his delivery. He had the perfect amount of humor and was down to earth. He was also very kind if I ever emailed with a question.
Being a Patreon member was beneficial because I enjoyed being able to read the transcripts and getting extra episodes.
Originally, I came across this podcast searching for resources for a Russia unit I was teaching my kids. Unfortunat... more
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This show offers detailed explorations of Russian history through narrative storytelling, focusing on imperial politics, military campaigns, dynastic intrigues, and pivotal reforms. Recent episodes emphasize Catherine the Great's era, the Pugachev rebellion, territorial expansion, and the interplay between policy and personality at court, all told with a blend of rigor and accessible storytelling. The program tends to pair deep historical context with vivid anecdotes, making it appealing to history enthusiasts, students, and professionals seeking a substantive yet engaging overview of Russia's past. A notable strength is the consistent focus on dynastic politics and empire-building, which helps listeners connect individual episodes to large... more
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