Episode 103  - Villages, Partitions, and Revolution.

Episode 103 - Villages, Partitions, and Revolution.

Today we are going to zoom in on that period just after the dust had settled — roughly 1792 onwards — and have a look at what Russia looked like from a geopolitical standpoint


We'll also be talking about a man, sadly for the last time, who had become one of the titans of Russian History. Grigory Potemkin. (in a way I'm glad because for some strange reason my pronunciation of his name was inconsistent to say the least)


And then we'll be spending some time with a general who, if you remember from the last episode, had won every major battle that he had been involved in - Alexander Suvorov. Which for the Polish/Lithuanian commonwealth would spell even more disaster.


And finally, we’ll take a quick peek at what was going on in France where the Ancien Regime was being turned upside down and what Catherine’s thought about it all.


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Episode 117 - 1812 (Part Three) Borodino

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Episode 116 - 1812 (Part Two) The Roads to Smolensk

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Episode 113 - The Cracks Appear

Episode 113 - The Cracks Appear

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Episode 112 - Tilsit

Episode 112 - Tilsit

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Episode 111 - Austerlitz

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