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A note on 'Ivan the Terrible' - in Russia, Ivan IV has the epithet 'Гро́зный' meaning 'Great' or 'Formidable'. So why is he known as Ivan 'the Terrible' in English? Because he was evil or useless or because of anti-Russian bias? No, because 'Terrible' in English also means awesome or formidable - this was well understood when 'Гро́зный' was first translated into English centuries ago, but now fewer people understand this. (see definitions 3 & 4 here: www.dictionary.com/browse/terr...). The name stuck, and Ivan IV has been known as Ivan the Terrible ever since.
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Russian history, it's can be hectic, chaotic, bloody and traumatic, but no one can say that it was ever boring.
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Imagine if you filmed a series in 8 seasons of 15 episodes of Russian history in the style of Game of Thrones, with all the battles, poisoning of the kings, all these pre-court underhanded games, intrigues, secrets
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I am a Chinese college student, and I really love history, especially Russian history. I'm delighted that the blogger shared this historical content with us. I enjoyed watching it very much. Keep up the good work, and I will continue to support the blogger!
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Russian history is simply hardcore survival at all costs.
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Battle of the Ice is probably one of the coolest names given to a medeval battle in my opinion
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I can’t believe this was done 7+ years ago!! The quality and detail even back then is still 10/10. I’m
Surprised I missed this- going to go back through all these older videos for such gems.
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Omg, I can't believe youtube posted history instead of propaganda! Thanks a lot for the great content!
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His voice is so epic, dramatic and catastrophic, graceful and great - just like Russian history!
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I’m here because of Ukraine and Russia issue. Studying history is important to understand what is happening now. I hope you make more videos regarding history. I love all your videos ❤️
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Russian history is truly fascinating. I never get bored learning about it.
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Also interesting to realize how many countries actually got independent through Russia's expansionism. Starting with Greece, over Bulgaria, Romania etc.
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I think stylistically this is one of the best documentaries about any country, people, or civilization.
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I have to say that I am Russian and I want to say to you " Thank you!" I really liked your video. I am pleased that foreigners are interested in the history of Russia. Keep making that video. I will definitely watch.
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I think im ready to pass Mr. Vlad’s history test now!
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"Kievan Rus'" - combination of words, invented in 19th century. It indicates a time period, when Kiev was a main city on Rus's lands. There were other Ruses, named after main city of time period. It was ended as russian tsardom.
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Long Long tough and uneasy history they had and yet they managed to create soo many beautiful and tender art jewels, most amazing composers, writers, painters, architects. Great taste, strong and sensitive at the same time. Your culture always inspired me.
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As a ‘westerner’, we didn’t get exposed to too much Eurasian history. This was amazing. I’ll probably need to watch it a few more times. Thank you!
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Being an Indian Historian I have never been thought that then British India was in Cold War with Russia, its feels so good to watch history from every country's Perspective.. it opens up more dimensions for analysis
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19:10 I’m Russian and Volga Germans are still present in Russia! 200K as of now. At my workplace I know a lot of people with German last names.
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@CMDR_Demortuus
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Sorry for my English. I am from Russia, Siberia, I live near Lake Baikal. I like to watch videos about foreigners in Russia, their opinions, stories, reactions, and so on. We very often hear that the West and America do not like history, but more and more often I began to come across such foreign channels where they show and tell our story. And there are a lot of views on such channels and what else pleases, reading the comments, it is clear that you are very interested in it. Thank you to all of you, the authors of the channel, the authors of the comments, to all those who just watched these and other videos about Russia... It's a scary time right now, and I'm really pleased to know that so many people in the world want to know history.
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