Time of Troubles in Russia | Dr. Scott W. Palmer
Among the most turbulent periods in Russia’s past, the years coinciding with the regency, reign and death of Boris Godunov (r. 1589-1605) marked a major turning point for the Muscovite state and its subjects. Preceded by famine, plague, and growing social unrest, the passing of Tsar Boris in 1605 touched off a succession crisis that led to domestic chaos and civil war followed by foreign occupation and, in time, the founding of a new dynasty under the House of Romanov.
In this lecture, Dr. Scott W. Palmer discussed the wide-ranging events that took place during Russia’s Time of Troubles and the period’s subsequent impact in shaping Russian culture.
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This lecture, titled "From Crises and Collapse to Reconstitution: Muscovy’s Time of Troubles," is part of the Russian History Museum's "Second Saturday" online lecture series. It was presented on April 13, 2024.
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Thanks to Dr. Palmer for a detailed and fascinating presentation, and thanks to the museum for yet another opportunity to learn and share Russian history.
Watching from Bangladesh🇧🇩.❤ Thanks.
Thank you for this wonderful presentation. I'm so grateful that it was posted on KZread so soon since I was in hospital during the live presentation.
Great presentation. Would love to hear more on the mid-17 century Raskol Old Believers schism alluded to in the final minutes.
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Here’s a lecture about the Old Believers where you can learn more about this topic: Old Believers in Imperial Russia kzread.info/dash/bejne/gKB4o9R7YKindrA.html
Thanks for the fascinating presentation.
Спасибо 😊Interesting...
I’m so happy he made another one I love these!
Excellent!
Love this
Fascinating presentation. This adds so much depth to my rather cursory reading. I can access the (clumsy) youtube Transcript but is there a way that the Russian History Museum could link a PDF for the transcripts of these talks?
Gudunov as Sergei Witte? We have heard it all before.
Industrial activity in 16th Century Russia? Furs were the most important trade goods.
Evidence of Ivan killing his son????????