The History of Russia: Every Year

See the history of Russia mapped out starting from the Ivan's crowning as the first Tsar of Russia to the present.
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Song of the Volga Boatmen by Kevin MacLeod
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Industrial Revolution by Kevin MacLeod
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[@thecitizenoftheinternet1077]

Fun fact: Russia had a colony in Djibouti called Sagallo, a colony in the Hawaii called Fort Elizabeth, a colony in California called Fort Ross and even the chinese city of Tianjin was under russian control for a while.

[@thecitizenoftheinternet1077]

@Русский навсегда en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Former_Russian_colonies

[@DubABattery]

Fort Ross and Elizabeth were considered parts of Russian America (Along with Alaska)

[@skygge1006]

The one in djibouti was failed and I don’t think it was even headed by the Russian government

[@LetsSink]

@@DubABattery russian america?

[@toilet_wrecker3244]

They sure liked forts

[@clzm90]

It's crazy to imagine what would happen if Russia had not sold Alaska to USA. It would have major implications for the Cold War.

[@xanthespace5141]

clzm90 I think the British could have got it one way or another: Russian and British Empires were rivals, you know.

[@kenllacer]

Perhaps, but it's always interesting to ask the question: _'what if?'_

[@kreeperface397]

I think GB would have taken advantage of the Russian civil war to add Alaska to Canada

[@remoosecode7558]

Before ww1 Britain and the Usa weren't the best of friends and Britain was stronger than the USA. Any attempts to stop them taking Alaska would've been futile.

[@jurisprudens]

Alaska was very sparcely populated by Russians, unprotected and expensive to keep. 1867 sale was quite expectable.

[@EmperorTigerstar]

Note: The era from 1801 - 1825 should say Alexander I, not Nicholas I. My bad. Note 2: Thanks for over a million views!

[@griffinmallett3953]

EmperorTigerstar you forgot to include Albania in the Warsaw Pact

[@griffinmallett3953]

Nvm I didn't see it the first time

[@angamaitesangahyando685]

Great work! What doesn't cease to amaze me is the fact that Russians conquered Siberia back in the 17-18th centuries when there were no railroads, yet nobody remembers that, whereas Americans are so proud of colonizing the Wild West in the 19th century with all the railroads and guns.

[@gusbrady4972]

Get it right, nah jk, I am kinda amaze ur able to kno this much.

[@jonasbonnaerens592]

isnt your charakter based of a book

[@bonnieprincecharlie774]

I like how the Aral Sea is accurately depicted here.

[@1God1Fury]

Rip Aral Sea, only small northern part was saved

[@suluayran121]

Kirman Selçuklularının Haritasını Arayan Dost bunu niye söyleme ihtiyacı duydun?

[@Post_Stall_Maneuver]

It actually evaportates at the end.

[@abbelabbe7912]

Wtf dident even notice that, great atention to detail

[@KazakhBoy]

Uzbeks ....

[@BranEspin]

2:30-2:35 Poor Sea of Aral :'c

[@VFChannelArchive]

Fman

[@mr_quant9621]

:(

[@alaskagyal]

F

[@saltruis2432]

Good

[@andenfighter0078]

wasnt it because the commies needed the water of the rivers that led to it for cotton farms?

[@ikanarts1463]

man. First world war one,then the russian civil war,and then world war 2. No country should ever suffer this much turmoil in such a short amount of time.

[@MrCrashDavi]

Lol, try Poland or Hungary.

[@clzm90]

No, Russia had it worse. It's like they were bleeding all the time. Besides all the wars, they also had to suffer purges and famines.

[@tommyscaletta]

+clzm90 -It's a good thing that they are bleeding all the time- Lol

[@Fikik02]

+Ikan arts you know what happend to Poles after third partition in 1795? Read about Sybirak's poor Russians after 123 years destroyed them selfes and forgot what they done to slavic brothers. Polish-bolshevik war very short time of revenge, but Russia paid back it very though from 1939 to 1941. By another doznes of killed people. Poor Russia, why they didn't have more time to kill and russification?

[@cretium805]

Try the Germans in eastern Prussia.

[@EmperorTigerstar]

Another video that desperately needed an update and more details. Enjoy!

[@devonfurtado5179]

i liked how you show the flag at the to right

[@bengineer8]

Is it just me or are new territories the same color as the old one, it would be nice if it was easier to see what has just been added. Btw, watched your video on every day of ww2 and loved it

[@zacharyjackson6776]

EmperorTigerstar Thx

[@ultrafire101]

i knew you saw my tweet

[@fristnamelastname5549]

I smell a Commie! I know your here somewhere Commie! You can't hide from Uncle Sam 4 fever!

[@jakemapping2868]

Wouldn't a History of Russia start at Kievan Rus' or at least the Grand Principality of Moscow?

[@deadlyattacker]

Jake Mapping I'm assuming this is when Russia started calling itself "Russia" if you get what I mean.

[@jakemapping2868]

Jose Gonzalez Yes i get what your saying but i would think a history of Russia would include all of Russian History

[@EmperorTigerstar]

Rus' is indeed a cultural ancestor of Russia...and other nations as well. It'd be like starting the history of Italy with Rome. It wouldn't be WRONG but Italy is Italy, not Rome.

[@jakemapping2868]

***** And how about the Grand Principality of Moscow? It is the direct ancestor to the Tsardom of Russia

[@Jacob-yg7lz]

That'd be like starting the history of Italy with the papal states.

[@cellperfecto421]

In Mother Russia, maps made history videos of you

[@cellperfecto421]

Khorps Its not Soviet Russia now my friend, yet

[@VladiSSius]

Mother Russia is the best Soviet Russia!

[@patrickmartin8783]

PezConSombrero never will be, the Russian empire led by the Tsar will rise again

[@kirillassasin]

Old Believers can we take Poland and Finland back than?

[@yummy_keks]

*for us

[@eriktillman8114]

I liked how you even added the shrinking of the Aral Sea. Your videos are so detailed and I can tell you put a lot of effort into them.

[@oscarsantiago2117]

Too bad this wasn't released last week. It would've helped with my oral presentation on Russia. Nice video, as always.

[@michaelburgarino]

King Leopold II You were a terrible man who committed a mass genocide of the Congolese people. I'm glad you didn't do very well on your oral presentation on Russia.

[@michaelburgarino]

Khorps lol Mao is bae

[@VintageLJ]

Wait, so Leopold is worse than Mao and Stalin?

[@shg45]

Fuck you for trying to steal my country, the Philippines! ...so how's the presentation doing?

[@oscarsantiago2117]

Michael Burgarino Um, I did do well on my oral presentation.

[@wolfie8748]

this is what i am trying in eu4

[@alpha-2273]

keep watching your empire in Europe

[@MrDanChandler]

You have to be very careful about Poland!

[@wolfie8748]

MrDanChandler okay thanks but i always rekt by kazan and uzbek

[@nordwind8689]

N°1 There is no united language. N°2 There is no cultural unity. N°3 There is no ideological unity. N°4 and it is only an economic union. Means; You will fail :)

[@chrisdmclean6222]

As Moscovy you are in what could possible be (IF your cards play out right) an ideal position to dominate! Expand eastwards and towards the south and ALWAYS have at least one ally in the west. And watch Scandinavia! Those f#ckers can be a pain in the ass if you let them.

[@Tobberz]

I find it hard to imagine how in the 1600s, a kingdom/tsardom that size could be controlled

[@ishmamahmed9306]

The Mongols must have provided a good precedent for learning/relearning such a skill.

[@JaneDoe-gg3ey]

serfdom is how

[@MrDanChandler]

It helps when the population density east of the Ural mountains is two per square mile.

[@700gsteak]

The Mongols didnt provide. Russia pretty much IS the Mongol empire.

[@classicmapper364]

This is sh't. Russia have nothing common with mongol empire. There was a tributary dependence in 1237-1480 and nothing more.

[@altargocer8004]

I'm from Turkey and i read the Russian history as well but you forgot a very important part for Russian nation. How can you skip the Kievan Rus? It's one of the most important state for Russians. Vladimir the great (The lord that he brought Christianity to the Russian people from East Roman Empire), Olga ( Russians first female figure; Vladimir's mother ), Yaroslav and the others. If we want to learn Russian history, it's necessary to learn the Kievan Rus as well.

[@qtstsbsjsusja1111]

Kardesim 💪🇹🇷🇷🇺

[@Westernunv]

Yes , but in that period Kyivan Rus ( Ukraine ) has nothing to do with russia because Russia at all do-not Exist yet Russia its actualy the Naming which was taken unlawfully Stolen by the Moscow Impire , from the Kyivan Rus , Kyiv its the Capital of Ukraine and the Capital of the the Kyivan Rus it's like ille-De-France in a France , or England in a Britain

[@nilshansen9771]

Western. unv history of Russia is becoming from Novgorod, which is older than Kiev...

[@user-kz9yg8it3z]

MOSCOVITS AREN’T SLAVS!!!

[@user-kz9yg8it3z]

Nils Hansen Novgorod was founded in early 900s unlike Kiev began its existence from 482 AC. The fact that Ruthenia begins from Novgorod was a late fiction of the Russian Czars to to prove their (moscovits) belonging to the slavs. But in reality they were finno-ugric tribes...

[@maxk2249]

Really nice and informative video about my county's histroy. Thanks a lot for making it. I really like your style of work ;)

[@noahtoy6514]

You are my hero, emperor tigger lol please do continue with these. They improve my life drastically.

[@vladislavzarenkov6755]

In fact, the history of Russia officially begins in 862, when Rurik came to rule in this region. So, it would be correct to call the video story of the Russian Empire. Anyway, thanks for the video.

[@irenaveksler1935]

Story of the Tsarsom of Russia and the Russian empire The duchy of moscow is not technically Russia I mean it is obviously but techincally it is Moscow not Russia

[@Lelik_208]

@@irenaveksler1935 Formally, after the Mongol invasion and the burning of Kiev, the title of Grand Duke of All Rus' passed to the Prince of Vladimir (who decided not to follow the tradition and did not move his residence to the destroyed Kiev). Subsequently, this title passed to the Moscow princes and was passed down to Ivan the Terrible, who added the tsar to this title. So, in a way, there is a complete political inheritance between Russia and Ancient Rus. On the other hand, the principalities that came under the control of Lithuania and Poland gave birth to Ukrainian and Belarusian identity.

[@irenaveksler1935]

@@Lelik_208 yeah I know but I think Emperor TigerStar just decided only to do tsardom of Russia, russian empire, ussr, and modern day

[@azill1137]

Ты между Елизаветой и Екатериной пропустил Петра 3, и ещё ты после Павла поставил Николая, хотя после него правил с 1801 по 1825 Александр 1, а Николай 1 уже с 1825 - 1855

[@user-gq7uy5th3q]

Ну

[@fatgineer_]

Translate for our English-speaking comrades: You just have skipped between Elizabeth and Catherine the Peter III, and you placed after Pavel the Nicolas I, but after him was Alexander I, who rule from 1801 to 1825, through Nicolas I has ruled from 1825 to 1855. (sorry for badly translate, i'm just studying.)

[@Prank328]

Ok?

[@KineticHistory]

Well done! This must be a painstaking process!

[@JoesWife1000]

Always love your work and learn so much!!

[@user-uh5ze6qr2c]

No offense, wrong video title, man. The history of Russia (just as the history of statehood, continuous history) started in 862 in Velikiy Novgorod (officially confirmed). Excuse me for my English ;)

[@KapetanOfBloodyNjiva]

@@snosantonov History of Russia as named Russia no Muscovy,Novgorod or Kievan Rus..When Russia was form and called Russia.

[@KapetanOfBloodyNjiva]

@@snosantonov Yeah you said that but I explained more a bit.

[@astraz995]

No, i'm Russia. First Rus'.

[@christosnb8444]

@@snosantonov 862 begin of the Russians and Russian history.

[@christosnb8444]

@@snosantonov look buddy i am not russian i am greek but the russian appeared in 862 and the city Veliky Novgorod who means great new town its russian name of city.

[@awesomedude7255]

What is the song that starts at 1:04 called?

[@equim7363]

Great! Lots of work. Thank you!

[@ceplio]

Really good job, Tigerstar!

[@stmerkelofmigrant1458]

This is pretty good, when i looked at Alaska i always assumes the thin strip of land on the coast going past Canada was when Russian explorers walked down from the main chunk but wow i didn't realize they sailed there and it was one of the first parts of the state

[@vlpet6049]

Lol, thin strip of land was much much earlier:) tens of thousands years ago, where american Indians (natives) come to Americas.

[@123TeeMee]

the soviet union era was a bit like a midlife crisis for them

[@lordmaniac9775]

Gotta get as much land as possible.

[@nkys776]

Soviet Union was the richest country in the world, we had communism. China is communist (right now), you'd say it has midlife crisis?

[@knot1992]

nkys They've embraced capitalist policies, that is why China's a economic power.

[@LorencRaci]

Wouldn't call it that personally. The Soviet Era turned Russia from a agricultural/mid-evil type country into an industrialised superpower.

[@tribinaaux4043]

123TeeMee soviet era from 1950 to 1970 was best era for russia ever. Soviets had higher living standards than most capitalistic countries like japan, italy, south korea but then in the 70s crisis came.

[@marvelfannumber1]

Nice work, I like the new art style.

[@Astronomy487]

As usual, amazing video.

[@kenllacer]

*WE NEED MORE LAND!* - MOTHER RUSSIA

[@---uf2zl]

Vladimir Putin be like

[@gdynfetydsrgfdst2235]

НЕТ

[@roxiarts2843]

J. Midnite А оно нам НАТО ?

[@amogus1440]

J. Midnite **LETS STEAL ALASKA!**

[@classicmapper364]

Russia originated from Ancient Rus' principalities same as Ukraine and Belarus.

[@archive-0619]

MrRussianMapper история именно РОССИИ

[@craftworded]

Didint russia orginate in moscow's outpost?

[@dushas9871]

Moscow didn't even existed yet by the time of russian origin

[@dushas9871]

***** It was just Rus, "Kievan Rus" is not a country, it's an academic term invented to point out certain time period, when capital of Rus' was Kiev. Rus' had capitals before Kiev and had different capitals after, remaining the same country with some territorial losses\gains due to countless invasions and wars that Rus' was a suspect to.

[@vaevictis2789]

+Mr Seboss slavs have a little drop of mongoloid blood, not from turks, but from proto finnic tribes of northern europe, when indoeuropeans invaded those territories

[@kaiserishere7241]

Keep up the good work!!!

[@GreasyKing]

Awesome PAINT work! It must have taken a lot of time. Thank you.

[@user-bn1zd3us5l]

Ummm, Russia oficially started in 862

[@westwood1598]

Но всё-таки 862 год считается началом русской государственности. И великим окраинцам сразу поясню, никакая это не Киевская Русь, такое название ей дали историки времён раннего СССР из-за столицы в Киеве. Объединение Руси произошло из Великого Новгорода Олегом (882), и только потом уже столицу переместили в Киев в том же году.

[@westwood1598]

Это одна из многих версий происхождения слова "Русь", но наиболее вероятная, именно так и назывались земли восточных славян в те года (IX век). Слово "Россия" имеет византийское происхождение и стало использоваться теми же греками и византийцами по отношению к Руси.

[@szkodliwy3921]

В видео же написано, история Россий, а не Руси

[@szkodliwy3921]

История России начинается по сути с Московского княжества 1263г

[@szkodliwy3921]

До этого, Российские земли, входила в состав Киевской Руси, а потом отделились, как отдельное государство

[@Mixhellangelo]

I can see it coming already, the slavs youtube army ready for the thumbs up war, or the guy with the Joseph Stalin account crying about how great the soviets were. Great video tho.

[@deadlyattacker]

Inti-fda Damn you beat me to it

[@Halcyon-nj4pk]

I cried when you mentioned the Stalin account XD!!!

[@VladiSSius]

Soviet Russia was the greatest history of mankind

[@t.on.y]

Soviets destroyed the empire

[@louplibre9734]

Антон Пикин It was a good thing.

[@anonymusAnonymus-er7bc]

Perfect video. congratulations admin

[@Craft0Video]

Good job mate!

[@atall633]

Спасибо.

[@donaquilaschannel2890]

No idea what you said, but I like your profile pic, so I'll give you a like.

[@ubertiger151]

Увы Никто please send me a link of your profile picture

[@atall633]

UberTiger1 Sure s00.yaplakal.com/pics/pics_original/4/4/8/2578844.jpg

[@ubertiger151]

Увы Никто spasibo bratan

[@zh3nd1]

Увы Никто Бляяяя.Не первый раз тебя вижу

[@Perceiz]

Really good video! I'm Russian myself and I was looking for you to do something of this kind. Turned out really good imo, ty very much (:

[@Perceiz]

You did forget to show when Peter the 1st won a war against Persia which granted Russia the southern and western coast of the Caspian Sea (which were given back to Persia during Catherine the 1st' reign).

[@hungarycountryball1056]

Perceiz Well since youre russian i have to ask you, the bord of the Crimean pepole says that Kossovo has the right to be independent. What is your thought?

[@Perceiz]

Hugary -countryball I do think that every nation has its right of self determination, yet with Kosovo it's a different story. In that case, many Muslims simply migrated to what was originally the heart of Serbia. Just because there are currently more people of other ethnicities that Serbian in a region of Serbia, doesn't mean they should become independent. With Crimea it's yet another story. Here, Khrushchev unconstitutionally made Crimea apart of Ukraine (it was apart of Russia for quite a long while and the majority of the population is and has always been Russian). This he decided the future for Crimea for them, without giving them a choice. The 2014 referendum showed that they were against this and wanted to be with Russia, like previously. Due to many ties between Russia and Crimea, their opportunity to finally decide their future for themselves should be acknowledged.

[@yaroslavzhukov3737]

Perceiz раісянін, відeо нe об'єктивнe під кінeць, з Украінським Кримом і Німeцькою Прусією.А так так-всe іншe чиста якшо так можна сказати бо брудна чмошна, по суті правда-і по карті видно яка параша агрeсивна і всe чужe завжди завойовувала і з такого складається,пeрeстанe бути агрeсором і насильником-розпадeться і коли покидьки згинуть, багато малих краін будуть жити в мирі і в гармоніі

[@Perceiz]

Yaroslav Zhukov Крым к Украине вообще отношения больше не имеет и иметь не собирается. Птичка улетела. Нужно было мозгами думать. Не все настолько фанатеют от фашизма как на Украине.

[@tommy-er6hh]

Kudos! nice job!

[@Mr.Scholz]

This is the most informative video about the history of Russia that I have seen. Is the second part of the video with the history of Russia before Ivan the Terrible already on the channel?

[@SomeonefromNorth]

My thoughts during watching this video as a Russian: 1) Mother Russia, Y U CHANGE YOUR FLAG SO OFTEN? 2) It's strange to see names of the rulers without fathernames. Elizabeth... I had to spend some time before I revealed that it means Elizaveta Petrovna; 3) According this mapping, all your Crimea are belongs to us. 4) Cyka blyat, voobshe ohuet.

[@RKNGL]

Someone from North They had some great flags they scrapped ;(

[@classicmapper364]

C'ka b''at o'uet are swearings on Russian, you must know it. Using them, you show your unintelligence among Russians.

[@archivator-rusmap-makingsu4248]

Где новые видео?

[@danyagha5654]

Someone from North ты не Русский. Не одну человека из Россия думает что это сука блеять мем смешно.

[@vlpet6049]

It's totally normal to see Rulers like this. Just name + number. In school history we learned it the same way.

[@anwitmondal6417]

It's beyond comprehension that the russian empire once stretched from Belarus to Alaska.

[@sadqhassan4645]

From Poland not Belarus.

[@inferno38]

W I D E

[@ynigoangelob.caraig7403]

Poland to Alaska

[@ivansusanj2706]

Nice work m8

[@dinosaurfilms]

Great job!

[@gilbyadams7360]

Longlive russia indonesia. Russia is our old brother. Support from indonesia. Сласбо Россия.

[@timurbysky9437]

Что ты написал в конце?

[@Feii25]

@Sasuke Uchiha wibu

[@danish2.012]

Sasuke Uchiha ur an otaku from riceland

[@muhammadalfareelarkananta1002]

@Sasuke Uchiha then you must prepare for rebellion of indomie

[@ethanpkaiser]

Evolution of Vodka

[@Horus137]

Vodka is polish! :)

[@ethanpkaiser]

Czarnkowskie Piwo really?

[@Lukeeiiee]

Probably not. But the Polish want to believe it, because it's very important to them.

[@gognamm2400]

RandomTopic Teen Vodka is Russian But if you said that to Polish they would be very very mad

[@RKNGL]

RandomTopic Teen Well official sources claim the Genoese (Northern Italians) presented the drink to the Russians. The Genoese likely got it from Province (Southeast France) who many assum to have invented it. So it's French or Italian.

[@nicolasperrault1292]

You even bothered to map the Aral sea changes, good job Tigerstar.

[@mathildadeer]

I love how the music changes in tone reflecting changes in the government.

[@zoomerboomer3109]

That ending though, resurgent once again.

[@SergeantBlue865]

Long live the motherland! Greeting from the United States 🇺🇸

[@zaidkhan6296]

@casey ? that's not communist, capitalist Russians also say long live the motherland

[@arta.xshaca]

*fatherland

[@Phippsta]

What's the name of the 2nd piece of music?

[@Shark2th5000]

Thanks for stepping up on the videos like this, m8. It was kinda disappointing to see minute long videos on minor wars for the past while.

[@dylanbrownie]

Have high changed your logo? It looks different.

[@durrrhurrrderpderpderp9932]

Yes.

[@theobviusgwen1103]

1866 looks pretty good.

[@motezbelhajyoussef6845]

awesome , i liked the song and the events ,

[@samvodopianov9399]

What is the music in the backround? I keep hearing it in films and Russian documentaries but dont know what it is called.

[@eskolebedev3512]

I want Alaska back to Russia

[@italixgaming915]

I want Kaliningrad back to Germany.

[@italixgaming915]

Juan Marin I want the central US back to France.

[@---uf2zl]

I want Congo back to Belgium

[@theghostrider760]

I want Krypton back to Superman

[@theghostrider760]

Juan Marin You ruined it

[@leericson804]

Can you make one for the Malacca Sultanate?

[@ivanrigon179]

Good Video !

[@benjaminmorrison6355]

Good job!

[@robertogrigolatto8565]

This explains why Russia never had overseas colonies: Siberia was kind of a colonie that just happened to stay Russian!

[@user-xy3up8vc9m]

Robert Gratto in russia we even call it "internal colonization" or "inside colonization"

[@user-dh2mv9qp3c]

so, Wild West is kind of United States' Siberia. Is it colony?

[@thedamntrain]

@@user-dh2mv9qp3c Yes, it is. Wild West is 100% colony

[@nimkati5627]

Alaska was an overseas colony.

[@krateproductions4872]

Who came from Johnny Harris? Great video!

[@Brolaub]

As always, very good video! Maybe Germany next?

[@rccola6779]

Beautiful video

[@Tycini1]

0:31 When to walk through means to conquer

[@user-wx4nv8xr3d]

0:19 - a legend was born

[@user-qf7og9kw3l]

legend was born in 859

[@David240500]

What's the name of the music?

[@TheVitorqs]

what is the music's names?

[@alminos7383]

The background song is a version of "The Song of the Volga Boatman" by Red Army Choir. I was surprised because it is my favorite of the red army songs, good choice!

[@fisnikhoxha3114]

You forgot to add Albania in the Warsaw pact but overall great vid!

[@EmperorTigerstar]

+Illyrian Gamer & Mapper No I didn't. It's there.

[@fisnikhoxha3114]

EmperorTigerstar oh ok sorry my bad it was like a split second and i didn't pay attention

[@ArstotzkaEmpire]

Crni Vitez and you're a Slav unter and it's more truth so?

[@the_kekromancer9779]

Arstotzka Empire Slav untermensch? You REALLY listen to the moron who could have won the war in 10 different ways but he didn't? Rethink your fucking life.

[@lucawbplus4713]

What is the Name of the first Song?

[@Richard_is_cool]

Fantastic!

[@ggunnelspct]

Russia is about to contract again.

[@megaponful]

You mean expand

[@ggunnelspct]

@@megaponful Nope, I mean contract. Look for parts of the Russian Federation to start breaking away as the Russian state collapses.

[@stvk99]

Any time now lol

[@edgarsandoval289]

Am I the only one that rewatched just for the musical piece?!

[@Nashkelov]

what is the music name in 1:04

[@Jnur53]

Спасибо за видео!

[@Tomalo111]

Such a pleasure to watch 1991, when the prison of nations collapsed

[@anneslot7013]

Agree soon Natives of USA will get their land back

[@Tomalo111]

@@anneslot7013 Too late, Native Americans can vote for a long time. One day people still enslaved in so called Russian Federation will have the same right… it just won’t be a Federation anymore… another genocide of Chechnya, Georgia and Ukraine won’t stop everyone currently in Russian prison

[@anneslot7013]

@@Tomalo111 And what will these nations be called if in Russia itself more than 80% are Russians by nationality with the predominance of this category of the population in each republic? And about Georgia, it's funny to read considering that she attacked first lol, you can Google about this conflict

[@Tomalo111]

@@anneslot7013 Oh, really? 80%? Just one example - Chechnya - 95,3% of it’s population are Chechens, 1,9% Russian. That’s just an example how much truth is in Russian propaganda and your words; around 1,9% And Georgia attacking Russia.. sure, everyone’s always attacking poor Russia, sneaky Chechens, Georgians and Ukrainians nearly tore poor Russia apart, what a lucky that a genius Adolf Putin striked first.

[@anneslot7013]

​@@Tomalo111 You are so stupid that you do not understand that 80% means the ENTIRE territory of the country and not individual republics and something else you stutter about propaganda. Is it so hard to Google about the population censuses in countries? Well, where does Russia go to the carriers of the US democracy who lied about the "Tonkin incident" (3 million killed) and WMD in Iraq (again, more than 3 million killed), come on, our educator, tell us about propaganda lol

[@e.imposiblek9133]

Вот так и живём)

[@thewingedone1172]

Жили*:)

[@Patrick-wl4xm]

what's the music?

[@mikerzp3225]

whats the name of the First song

[@robotic-official1951]

civil war looked a little different but the video was cool I liked it

[@xyeB]

,,Karelia belonged to Finland!!!! ,,😂

[@user-mw5og9qg4b]

And Finland is Russia!

[@mapperpt8194]

Good Video The Best Channel Of The KZbin!

[@CubsFan-cx5vb]

You deserve a million subs

[@curorisluodi]

“Art for art's sake is an empty phrase. Art for the sake of truth, art for the sake of the good and the beautiful, that is the faith I am searching for.” ― George Sand

[@Saeronor]

yet another case of sand getting everywhere...

[@SuperCompany007]

FUCKING SAND

[@SxVaNm345]

How does Sand work?

[@Dante8731]

I hear a voice from Civilization 4 in my head.

[@colonelcolonist6073]

2:28 R.I.P Aral Sea :'(

[@ADizzyStar]

how is the name of the song

[@idahoanmapping3446]

Whats the music?

[@televizorxiaomi5087]

You have forgot to mention almost a thousand years of russian history before 1500's. Before Moscow capital was in Kiev, and before Kiev it was in Novgorod

[@h4ckm960]

А до Новгорода, кстати, ладога.

[@bloodkelp]

@@h4ckm960 а ладога кстати вымерший город :(

[@extraditori6604]

@@h4ckm960 а до Ладоги в Рюриковом городище

[@romaniangamer1]

If I was granted the opportunity to see how how the world would look like *if* something else went differently, I'd ask "what if Alaska stayed Russian land". I am eager to know

[@unadin4583]

Your guess is as good as mine, but I'll throw out two scenarios: 1. Russia did not sell Alaska to the USA. The population of USA and Canada grew rapidly during the second half of the 19th century. Once gold was discovered in Alaska at the end of the century, America and UK/Canada would decide that they had to have it. This is what happened in South Africa around the same time. When the Boers discovered gold there, the British simply shoved them out of the way and took the land for themselves. I could see a scenario in which Britain/Canada and the US made Russia an offer they couldn't refuse. Either country, alone or together could have defeated Russian forces in Alaska. Japan may have wanted to get a piece of the action too. In the Russo-Japanese war, the British had supported Japan. Britain and America would probably not have wanted to fight each other at this time, so Alaska probably would have been divided between the USA and Canada. 2. Russia did not sell Alaska to the USA, gold was not discovered there, and Russia managed to hold on to Alaska up until WW1. Alaska might have provided a sanctuary for the czar, the Russian White army, and pretty much all of the Bolshevik's enemies. They could have used this as a base of operations to undermine the Bolsheviks. Britain, Canada, and America would have supported their efforts, and the Russian revolution would have gone on much longer. There are all sorts of possibilities. I doubt that the White army could have retaken European Russia from the Bolsheviks, but there may have been large parts of Asiatic Russia over which the Bolsheviks (and later Stalin) could not maintain a firm grip. This might have been very detrimental to the Soviets in WW2. On the other hand, if the Alaskan Russians decided to put politics aside and defend the motherland, the combined forces facing Hitler might have been stronger. The aftermath of that scenario is that after the defeat of Germany, the Alaskan Russians would have been a strong position in the eastern USSR, and the communists would not have gotten a foothold in North Korea. Again, there are all sorts of possibilities and I am just throwing out a few scenarios.

[@eunulee3417]

what is the first song

[@Nashkelov]

what is this music?

[@abdiyusuf8561]

Who else came here cause of Johnny Harris

[@olivedidnt4609]

Me

[@mr.nav2226]

🙋

[@genossesatori5743]

Отличная работа!

[@asnalalkahfi2781]

what does the app use to make this video? thanks

[@sunrise4932]

Thanks

[@ADolphin-pl4ox]

You should try and start an alternate history series

[@EmperorTigerstar]

I have a second channel for that.

[@ADolphin-pl4ox]

Oh my bad, I'll check it out though! :)

[@welch4307]

my longest yeah boy ever

[@thefrench8847]

Song name?

[@Tcw7468]

You depicted the Aral Sea shrinking throughout the Soviet and post-Soviet era; nice attention to detail.