
Slap Shot Episode - Russian History Books
Send us Fan Mail So how do I come up with all of my podcasts? This episode host Mark Schauss reviews the books he uses to research the subject of Russian History. Support the show
20 Heinä 201119min

The Misery is Beyond Description
Send us Fan Mail Nicholas I, keeps his reactionary position intact which causes Russia to lose the Crimean War, with the army suffering horrible losses. If you'd like to support the podcast with a sma...
17 Heinä 201114min

A Major Turn to the Right, Nicholas I Takes Control
Send us Fan Mail Alexander I dies and his brother Nicholas takes control but not without a bit of controversy. If you'd like to support the podcast with a small monthly donation, click this link - htt...
11 Heinä 201116min

Napoleon on the Run
Send us Fan Mail Napoleon is chased by Alexander I all the way to Paris. The Tsar then has a change in personality causing him to reverse many of his earlier reforms. If you'd like to support the podc...
3 Heinä 201114min

Slap Shot Episode - The State of Russia in the Early 1800's
Send us Fan Mail Mikhail Speransky was a brilliant man who saw how bad things truly were in Russia in the early 19th century. This short episode is a reading from a memorandum he wrote.Support the sho...
30 Kesä 20115min

Napoleon versus Alexander
Send us Fan Mail Napoleon continues to menace the Russian border until he decides to invade in 1812. Things don't go as planned. If you'd like to support the podcast with a small monthly donation, cli...
27 Kesä 201119min

Guilt, Will Follow Him All His Days
Send us Fan Mail Alexander I takes over for his murdered father Paul I. Napoleon is charging through Europe threatening Russia. If you'd like to support the podcast with a small monthly donation, clic...
19 Kesä 201115min

Slap Shot Episode - The Evil Within Russia - Serfdom
Send us Fan Mail Serfdom enslaved 90% of the Russian population which represented 54 million people by the time Alexander I took the throne. Support the show
12 Kesä 201114min














