The Russian History Podcast: Recent Episodes
Gareth Colcombe
A podcast on the history of Russia, told from the perspective of someone learning and studying events from a variety of sources on a weekly basis, and then informing you, the listener, on what they've learnt this week.
This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we look at an early turning point in the war. Peter, and his army, is going to launch a campaign in the Baltic to relieve pressure on Poland, and with some very mixed results.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we look at the naval action in the White Sea, as Sweden tries to remove Russia's only serviceable port; alongside the Swedish army trying to prevent Augustus, and his Saxon/Polish army, taking Riga.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we look at the opening moves of the campaign on the Baltic front, as Charles arrives with his army to defend Swedish possessions against the advancing Russian army.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we finally get into the start of hostilities; except that Peter, and Russia, don't appear to be committing to war with Sweden as her allies grow restless.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we set the stage for the looming conflict, by looking at the initial participants and what each hoped to achieve by declaring war on Sweden.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we take a brief look at some of the reforms that Peter would introduce in his attempts to modernise, or Westernise, the Russian state.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we look at the event that would become known as the Grand Embassy; Peter's diplomatic tour of Europe.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, when do don't succeed, try, try again. Peter and the Russian army arrive back at the walls of Azov, and try once more to defeat the Ottoman garrison defending the fortress.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we get into Peter's first military campaign abroad, with his attempt to wrestle control of the fortress of Azov, and the surrounding region, away from the control of the Ottoman Empire.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we get into the events of the gunner's mutiny of 1682.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we get into the events that would see Peter and Ivan become co-czars, and then cover Peter's ascent to Czar in his own right.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we look at the life and rule of Feodor the Third.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we cover the end of the Second Russo-Turkish war.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we cover the initial stages of the first Russo-Ottoman war.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we cover the uprising of one Stenka Razin. A legendary Cossack, his band of followers would eventually involve into an army of some twenty thousand.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we cover the conclusion to the Russo-Commonwealth war and Alexei's attempts to reform the Russian economy.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we'll be covering the events of the battle of Kanev, and how this pivotal battle laid the foundations for Jan Casimir's subsequent campaign.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we'll be covering the events of 1661, as war once more rages between Russia and the Commonwealth
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we'll be covering the events of 1660, as war once more rages between Russia and the Commonwealth
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we'll be covering the events of 1659, as war once more rages between Russia and the Commonwealth
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we'll be covering the next stage of the Northern War as, after a brief expansion, the war settles back down to become a very much regionalised conflict.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we'll be covering the expansion of the war, as, once more, Sweden wades into the action expanding the conflict from a localised one involving the Commonwealth and Russia, to one that will involve much of Europe and be fought in the Balkans through to North America.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we'll be covering the Commonwealth's counter-attack and the Russian attempt to thwart it at the Battle of the Shivering Field.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we'll be covering another outbreak of plague. In 1654, Moscow will feel the brunt, within Russia, of a calamitous outbreak that will shake society to its core, within the city.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we'll be covering events at Smolensk, where Alexei, and the Russian army, are hoping to capture one of their main war aims.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we'll be covering Alexei's ascencion to the throne, his plans for reforming the state and army and how he would instigate a war with the Commonwealth; all in an attempt to reverse the territorial losses suffered in the past couple of centuries.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we'll be covering Mikhail's assencsion to the throne, his battle against his family to marry the woman he wants, the difficulty in producing an heir and then his untimely death.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, Episodes 1 through to 5 are re-recorded and remastered.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, Episodes 1 through to 5 are re-recorded and remastered.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we'll be covering Sweden's campaign against Russia in the Baltic, a conflict that will later become known as the Ingrian war.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we'll be wrapping up the siege of Smolensk and covering the final part of the war, as the Commonwealth once more marches on Moscow.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we take a quick look at Russia's new Czar, before then getting into the initial events at Smolensk, the siege that will come to embody the war with the Commonwealth, and the siege that will eventually bring the long war to a close.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, the war takes a new dynamic, as the Second Militia engage in running battles to prevent the Commonwealth from being able to relieve their garrison within Moscow that has been forced to endure a siege within the Kremlin itself.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, war appears to be drawing to a close. The Czar, and the Pretender, have both lost. Russia has a new Czar, but rebellion is in the air within months of his army having occupied Moscow.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, the war escalates even further. It's 1610 and Poland/Lithuania have stopped backing the pretender and, instead, joined the war outright.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we're covering the escalation of the war between the second pretender claiming to be Dmitry, son of Ivan Grozny, and Czar Vasily Shuisky. Sweden, and the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, will pick a side each and join the conflict.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we get into the second imposter claiming to be Dmitry, son of Ivan Grozny. He, along with a surprisingly high number of followers, will challenge the new Czar for the right to sit on the Russian throne.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we look at how the rule of the imposter Dmitry is brought to an end, despite his best efforts in attmepting reverse the fortunes of the Russian state.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we look at the transition of power between Boris and his son and heir, Feodor. Mistakes will be made, and these mistakes will have far reaching consequences that will last well into the 17th century.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we look at the end for Boris, where, despite a military victory against the pretenders attacking army, things in Moscow aren't going so well.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we look at the pretender of the Russian throne, the man who would become known as the False Dmitry, and at how his initial military effort to take the throne would play out.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we get into the causes of the Great Famine, analysing how Boris made a desparate situation even worse, by issuing unsound economic policies and then not challenging the noblity and clergy who were exploiting the situation.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we cover the events of the late 16th century, touching on Sweden's tenous grip over it's new province of Finland, whilst back in Russia, we look at the succession crisis that is brewing as a result of Feodor, and by extension, the house of Rurik, not having a legitimate male heir should Feodor die without issue. Spoiler, Feodor dies without issue.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we cover the events of the Russo-Swedish war of 1590-1595
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we take a brief look at Fydor, son of Ivan.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we look at what happens when Russia expands East, and comes into conflict with Sibir.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we look Ivan Grozny's relationship with his eldest surviving son, also named Ivan.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we look at the Crimean campaign of 1572, as Khan Giray looks to repeat the previous years' success.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we look at the great Crimean raid of 1571 that would reach the very walls of Moscow.
This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we look at the formation of Ivan's own army and secret police, the Oprichnina.
This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we look at Ivan's family and cover what little we do know of his personality.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we look at the siege of Pskov, and bring the war to its conclussion.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we continue to look at the Livonian War.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we look at the first Russo-Swedish war, as well as the start of the Livonian War.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we look at Ivan's conquest of Kazan
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we look at Ivan's assencion to the throne, and the fires of Moscow.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we look at a devastating raid launched from Crimea, in the direction of Moscow.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we continue to cover the events of The Ten Year War
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we look at the first couple of years of the Ten Year War.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we look at what should have war between Lithuania and Moscow devolve into a Lithuanian civil war.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we look at the succession crisis following Ivan's death and how Kazan will try to exploit this.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we continue get to the beginning of the end of Ivan's reign, and focus on domestic matters.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we continue to cover the Reign of Ivan the Third.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we continue to cover the Reign of Ivan the Third.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, we continue to cover the Reign of Ivan the Third.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, it's time to begin to cover the Reign of Ivan the Third.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, it's time to cover the showdown between Kazan and Moscow at the Battle of Suzdal
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, it's time to explore how the Khanate of Kazan came into being; and how Vasily the Second reacted to this new threat.
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This week, on the Russian History Podcast, it's time to have a quick look at The Hanseatic League and get a high level understanding of who they were.
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This week, it's time to have a quick look at The Hanseatic League and get a high level understanding of who they were.
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This week, it's time to look west and see what is transpiring in Lithuania.
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This week, it's time to look west and see what is transpiring in Lithuania.
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This week, it's time to look at how Vasily manages and maintains the external threats from Lithuania and a resurgent Golden Horde.
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This week, it's time to look at Timur and Tokhtamysh.
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This week, we look at how Dmitry attempts to exploit his victories over the horde only to see they've all be for naught.
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This week, we look at how Dmitry attempts to exploit the weakened Golden Horde.
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This week, we look at the effects of the black death and the short reign of Ivan the Second and then subsequent transfer of power to his son, Dmitry.
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This week, we look at things from Tver's perspective, during their conflict against Moscow.
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This week, we look at things from Tver's perspective, during their conflict against Moscow.
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This week, we look at things from Tver's perspective, during their conflict against Moscow.
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This week, we look at Daniel and his eldest son, Yuri, of the principality of Moscow.
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This week, we continue to look at the life and events of Alexander Nevsky
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This week, we look at the end of the Mongol military action in what was the lands of the Rus, as they assault the principality of Kiev.
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his week, we look at the end of the Mongol military action in what was the lands of the Rus, as they assault the principality of Kiev.
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This week, we look at the continuation of the Mongol offensive; it resumes, targetting the principality of Chernigov
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This week, we look at the Mongol offensive into the heart of the Eastern Rus, their attack on the principality of Vladimir.
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This week, we look at the Mongol offensive following their victory at Ryazan
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This week, we look at the Mongol attack on the Rus city of Ryazan.
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This week, we take a look at events immediately following the devastating defeat of the Rus at the battle of the Kalka river.
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This week, we take a look at the first Battle of the Rus and the Mongols - The Battle of the Kalka River.
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This week, we look at Jebe, Subutai and their first incursion into the kingdom of Georgia.
This week, we look at how Genghis gained control in the east, before casting an eye to the west.
This week, we turn our attention away from the Rus to look at a new power brewing far to the east, looking at the early history of the steppe peoples that lived far, far to the east of the Rus lands.
This week, we look at Yuri and his reign over the principality of Suzdal-Vladimir, far to the north and the founding of a small fortified town on the western borders of his lands.
This week, we'll be returning to Kiev to see how not one, but two princes would end up becoming monks.
This week, we turn our attention back to the north to look at how events in Kiev have affected the city of Novgorod, far to the north
In this week's episode I'll be doing a whistle stop tour of the major Rus cities of the mid 12th century, before then casting a view further afield by looking at the Kingdom of Georgia.
In this week's epsiode we look at what the impact of the death of Mstislav will have for the realm of the Kievan Rus, and how that will ultimately change the internal politics of the nation.
This week, we rewind a little bit to focus on Vladimir Monomakh, and his eldest son, Mstislav
This week, we continue to look at how the descendants of Yaroslav fight amongst themselves, whilst also attempting to keep the Cumans at bay.
This week, we continue looking at the chaos the squabbling Rus Princes, as well as their new adversaries, The Cumans, are causing.
This week, it's time for a new enemy to arrive on the at the borders fo the Rus lands; the Cumans!
This week, we look at events in the lands of the Rus following the death of Yaroslav the Wise.
This week, we take a look at the first half of Yaroslav's rule whilst also touching on the foundation of the later Republic of Novgorod.
This week, we look at events after Vladimir's death, and the inevitable conflict between his sons.
In this week's episode, we focus on the life of Olga and the impact she'll have on early Russian history.
In this episode we take a look at the life and rule of Igor, son of Rurik, nephew of Oleg.
In this week's epsiode we take a look at what occured in Novgorod following Rurik's death.
This week's episode takes a look at the legendary Norse rulers of Kiev - and the attack on Constantinople in 860.
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In this episode we take a look at the foundation of Holmgard, and it's legendary first ruler, Rurik.
In this episode, we take a look at the colony cities on the Black Sea cost, paying particular attention to Cherson.
In this episode we have a brief look at the Khazars, who they were as a people and what they contributed to history before the year 750.
In this episode we take a quick look at some of the features of these two cultures to get a better understanding of what effect it has on future events in Russian History.
In this episode we take a look at the historical timeline of the Slavs, up until the 9th Century.
Episode 2 sees us continue to cover the Slavs, looking at society, warfare, settlements and marriage customs.
This is the first part, of a 3 part series looking at the Slavs and their impact on early history.