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Hosted by Damon Boar · history · EN · 118 episodes
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The History of Russia Podcast
This time around, we’ll be covering just the two things, the somewhat inevitable fall of Speransky and the events that would lead up to and include Napoleon’s full scale invasion of Russia in June 1812. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The History of Russia Podcast
In Today's episode we'll be visiting a number of different locations. First, Iberia — because Napoleon's other war, the one being fought in Spain and Portugal, was quietly draining exactly the men, materiel and focus that would be ideally required in the east. Then we’ll head east ourselves, to the Ottoman front and take a short detour into the Caucasus. Next it’s back to St Petersburg, to watch Speransky's reform programme start to come apart at the seams. And then finally, the main event — the actual mechanics of how France and Russia went from suspicious allies to open enemies over the course of 1811, and what both sides were doing about it. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The History of Russia Podcast
Today we're going to look at what Tilsit actually meant first of all for Russia. What it did to the domestic mood, what it meant economically, how it left a messy war with the Ottomans (yes, Russia nd Turkey were at it gain), hanging in mid-air We will also be covering what the reform minded civil servant Mikhail Speransky was quietly trying to do in the background. And then finally, we’ll examine the hairline cracks that were starting to appear with regard to the Franco-Russian relationship and how they started to impact upon the bigger European picture. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The History of Russia Podcast
Napoleon continued to sweep all before him - on land. But at sea, it was a different story. Prussia decided to join the allied coalition, and imediately regreted it. Which meant that Alexander had no other choice but go to war with the French. But that would all, literrally end in tears and Napoleon and Alexander agreed to a treaty - which on paper looked advantageous to both but in hindsight, just papered over the cracks. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The History of Russia Podcast
It's 1804 and a new coalition was being formed (the 3rd) to try to and defeat Napoleon and the French. However, in the following year the French emperor would again show just why he was one of the greatest military figures of all time, Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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