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The Mike Hosking BreakfastGeoffrey Miller: Geopolitical Analyst on the continuing peace talks between Russia, Ukraine, drone attack on RussiaLittle has come from another round of peace talks between Russia and Ukraine. The two countries have agreed to exchange prisoners of war, including the sick and wounded, and those under 25. Ukraine has also launched large scale drone attacks on Russian air bases, damaging a third of its cruise missile carriers. Geopolitical analyst Geoffrey Miller told Mike Hosking this likely won't go down well with US President Donald Trump. He says he may see it as trying to scupper peace talks, as Trump's very much been championing the idea of talking...2025-06-0203 minThe Mike Hosking BreakfastGeoffrey Miller: Geopolitical Analyst on the unfolding situation in Ukraine, Putin proposing talks instead of ceasefireThursday could be a big day for developments in the war in Ukraine. Vladimir Putin’s proposing direct talks between Russia and Ukraine on Thursday, as a counteroffer after being faced with an ultimatumof agreeing to a 30-day ceasefire today. Trump has told Ukraine to accept the proposal. Geopolitical Analyst Geoffrey Miller talks to Mike Hosking about the tense situation. LISTEN ABOVE. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2025-05-1103 minThe Mike Hosking BreakfastGeoffrey Miller: International Geopolitical Analyst on Indonesia's denial of aligning with RussiaAn international relations expert says we should believe Indonesia over reports Russia will be setting up a military presence in our region. Defence and security website Janes claims Russia has approached Indonesia about basing some planes in the country's south. Indonesia's defence minister says the reports are "simply not true". International geopolitical analyst Geoffrey Miller told Mike Hosking the nation has very clearly denied the claims. He says we should take them for their word, as it wouldn't fit with Indonesia's foreign policy. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/li...2025-04-1502 minThe Mike Hosking BreakfastGeoffrey Miller: International geopolitical analyst on the 400 killed in Gaza by Israeli airstrikesThe war in Gaza appears to be back to square one. Gaza's Hamas-run health ministry says more than 400 people have been killed in Israeli airstrikes overnight, ending a fragile truce that began in January. Israel is vowing to ramp up the attacks towards Hamas. International geopolitical analyst Geoffrey Miller told Mike Hosking it's been the deadliest 24 hour period since November 2023. He says things are looking grim, with Israel's Defence Minister warning he'll open the gates of hell if the remaining hostages aren't released. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/li...2025-03-1802 minThe Mike Hosking BreakfastGeoffrey Miller: Geopolitical Analyst on the conversation between Winston Peters and China's Wang Yi on the warships in the TasmanWinston Peters has made it clear to China that we aren't happy with its handling of the warships the Tasman Sea. The Foreign Minister's been meeting with his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi in Beijing. Peters says the pair talked about China's new deal with the Cook Islands and the Chinese Navy vessels, which have now entered Australia's exclusive economic zone. Geopolitical analyst Geoffrey Miller told Mike Hosking Peters doesn't appear to have held back. He says it appears to have been a fairly tough conversation, and a robust exchange of views, with...2025-02-2601 min
Historiepodden442. Den stora oredans tidEn gång i tiden, under det tidiga 1600-talet, hade svenska kungar ambitioner om att göra sig själva eller sina släktingar till rysk tsar. Detsamma gällde de polska kungarna, som i sin tur var de svenska kungarnas nära släktingar. Det hela är rörig, och då är det ändå ingenting mot den politiska röran i Ryssland som gjort att Östersjögrannarna börjat slipa sina knivar.Läslista:Smirnov, Alexej, Den svenske tsaren, Karneval förlag, Stockholm, 2017Hosking, Geoffrey, Ryssland: folk och imperium 1552-1917, Historiska media, Lund, 2003Lars...2023-03-191h 28
The History of Russia PodcastEpisode 58 - The Prince (Part 2)This week we’ll be taking a closer look at the Supreme Privy council, Plus we’ll get to see how Russia and Great Britain almost came to blows and how Menshikov managed to get his daughter engaged to a member of the established imperial family.To sign-up for membership of the Boyar Duma Go to the podcast website https://www.historyofrussia.netand visit the Membership Page or the Patreon Logo on the home page Or go to patreon.com/historyofrussia Or download...2023-01-2723 min
Peace In Their TimeEpisode 102 - New LivesPeacetime in the Soviet Union created an opportunity for social experimentation. The old order was gone, the Communist Party wasn't yet the juggernaut of state power it would become, and change seemed to be the order of the day.
Bibliography for this episode:
Hosking, Geoffrey Russia and the Russians: A History The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press 2001
Figes, Orlando A People’s Tragedy: The Russian Revolution 1891-1917 Penguin Books 1998
Smith, SA Russia in Revolution: An Empire in Crisis 1890-1928 Oxford University Press 2018
Fitzpatrick, Sheila The Russian Revolution, 4th Edition Oxford University Press 2017
Kotk...2022-09-2626 minPeace In Their TimeEpisode 101 - NEP LifeThe first peacetime order of business in the new USSR was to re-build the economy. And to do that, they had to liberalize and turn towards a kind of state capitalism that was dubbed the New Economic Policy, the NEP. It wasn't perfect, and the new imbalances it created started conflicts in the Communist Party.
Bibliography for this episode:
Hosking, Geoffrey Russia and the Russians: A History The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press 2001
Figes, Orlando A People’s Tragedy: The Russian Revolution 1891-1917 Penguin Books 1998
Smith, SA Russia in Revolution: An Empire in C...2022-09-1930 minPeace In Their TimeEpisode 100 - The Union of Soviet Socialist RepublicsOne-hundred episodes! And to celebrate, here is a completely normal weekly episode. The Soviet Union wasn't built in a day, in fact it took five years for the Bolshevik leaders to finally hammer out the details as to the new nation. And that only happened after Lenin and Joseph Stalin clashed over the question of state power, a clash that was only settled by Lenin's declining health.
Bibliography for this episode:
Hosking, Geoffrey Russia and the Russians: A History The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press 2001
Figes, Orlando A People’s Tragedy: The Russi...2022-09-1128 minPeace In Their TimeEpisode 99 - Odds and Ends and MiseriesThe consequences of winning the Civil War at any cost came back to haunt the Bolsheviks, as it turned out the "any cost" meant millions of people starving to death in a gigantic famine. Agriculture was in ruins throughout Russia, and only the intervention of an unlikely ally prevented the problem from being worse.
Bibliography for this episode:
Hosking, Geoffrey Russia and the Russians: A History The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press 2001
Figes, Orlando A People’s Tragedy: The Russian Revolution 1891-1917 Penguin Books 1998
Smith, SA Russia in Revolution: An Empire in Crisis 1...2022-09-0425 minPeace In Their TimeEpisode 98 - Policy ChangeJust because the Civil War was over didn't the misery ended. With the Whites gone, all the non-Bolsheviks who had been tolerating Lenin's government and its excesses decided it was time to turn against it. Revolt and revolution spread across the country yet again, threatening to end the Communist regime right after all its military victories.
Just as the Russian Civil War appeared to be winding down, a reborn Poland decided to make a play for some open land and invaded Soviet Russia. While the ensuing war would be an opportunity for the Bolsheviks to ma...2022-08-2826 minPeace In Their TimeEpisode 97 - Bolshevik TerminusJust as the Russian Civil War appeared to be winding down, a reborn Poland decided to make a play for some open land and invaded Soviet Russia. While the ensuing war would be an opportunity for the Bolsheviks to march on Europe, getting past the Poles proved easier said than done.
Bibliography for this episode:
Hosking, Geoffrey Russia and the Russians: A History The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press 2001
Figes, Orlando A People’s Tragedy: The Russian Revolution 1891-1917 Penguin Books 1998
Smith, SA Russia in Revolution: An Empire in Crisis 1890-1928 Oxford Unive...2022-08-2135 minPeace In Their TimeEpisode 96 - The TerrorDuring the Civil War, threats to the Revolution weren't just coming from the battlefield. The Bolsheviks very quickly realized that internal enemies in areas they controlled were a danger, and built-up their version of the secret police, the Cheka, to counter those enemies. They got out of hand.
Bibliography for this episode:
Hosking, Geoffrey Russia and the Russians: A History The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press 2001
Figes, Orlando A People’s Tragedy: The Russian Revolution 1891-1917 Penguin Books 1998
Smith, SA Russia in Revolution: An Empire in Crisis 1890-1928 Oxford University Press 2018
Fitzpatrick...2022-08-1429 minPeace In Their TimeEpisode 95 - The New StateRome wasn't built in a day, and neither was the Soviet Union. But the pressures of war convinced the Bolsheviks to step up their centralizing efforts, laying the groundwork for the Communist state that everyone would come to know and love.
Bibliography for this episode:
Hosking, Geoffrey Russia and the Russians: A History The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press 2001
Figes, Orlando A People’s Tragedy: The Russian Revolution 1891-1917 Penguin Books 1998
Smith, SA Russia in Revolution: An Empire in Crisis 1890-1928 Oxford University Press 2018
Fitzpatrick, Sheila The Russian Revolution, 4th Edition Oxford Universi...2022-08-0727 minPeace In Their TimeEpisode 94 - HangryThis week we turn away from the battlefield and more towards what life was like on the ground in Bolshevik Russia. Long story short, the war wasn't an easy one on the civilian side either. This week in particular I touch on the precariousness of the food supply, and the collapse of urban life.
Bibliography for this episode:
Hosking, Geoffrey Russia and the Russians: A History The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press 2001
Figes, Orlando A People’s Tragedy: The Russian Revolution 1891-1917 Penguin Books 1998
Smith, SA Russia in Revolution: An Empire in Crisis 1...2022-08-0225 minPeace In Their TimeEpisode 93 - Fate of the RevolutionThe final White offensives kicked off as Denikin made his play on Moscow in summer 1919. While we all know the attacks wouldn't succeed, they came close enough to panic the Bolshevik leadership and stretch the Red Army to its limit.
Bibliography for this episode:
Hosking, Geoffrey Russia and the Russians: A History The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press 2001
Figes, Orlando A People’s Tragedy: The Russian Revolution 1891-1917 Penguin Books 1998
Smith, SA Russia in Revolution: An Empire in Crisis 1890-1928 Oxford University Press 2018
Fitzpatrick, Sheila The Russian Revolution, 4th Edition Oxford University Press...2022-07-2530 minPeace In Their TimeEpisode 92 - House of CardsThe first attempt to bring the Bolsheviks down once and for all didn't go very well. Striking beyond its capabilities, Admiral Kolchak's White armies stalled out on the Volga. One determined Red Army counteroffensive later, and they were in a full retreat. The Siberian Whites, the biggest group of that faction and the one most supported by the Entente, fell apart like a... well, a house of cards.
Bibliography for this episode:
Hosking, Geoffrey Russia and the Russians: A History The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press 2001
Figes, Orlando A People’s Tragedy...2022-07-1727 minPeace In Their TimeEpisode 91 - The Gathering White StormThe opening moves of the 1919 campaigns saw action all across Russia once again, but this year opened with the White faction in a far stronger position. With bases all around Russia secured, they began positioning for attacks to bring down the Bolsheviks once and for all.
Bibliography for this episode:
Hosking, Geoffrey Russia and the Russians: A History The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press 2001
Figes, Orlando A People’s Tragedy: The Russian Revolution 1891-1917 Penguin Books 1998
Smith, SA Russia in Revolution: An Empire in Crisis 1890-1928 Oxford University Press 2018
Fitzpatrick, Sheila The Russian R...2022-07-1025 minPeace In Their TimeEpisode 90 - White SiberiaToday I wrap up coverage of the Russian Civil War in 1918. Mostly I'll be talking about the total mess that was Siberia, but the mess that was Central Asia gets some attention too.
Hosking, Geoffrey Russia and the Russians: A History The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press 2001
Figes, Orlando A People’s Tragedy: The Russian Revolution 1891-1917 Penguin Books 1998
Smith, SA Russia in Revolution: An Empire in Crisis 1890-1928 Oxford University Press 2018
Fitzpatrick, Sheila The Russian Revolution, 4th Edition Oxford University Press 2017
Kotkin, Stephen Stalin: Paradoxes of Power 1878-1928 Penguin Books 2015
Smele, Jonathon D The Russian Civil Wa...2022-07-0426 minPeace In Their TimeEpisode 89 - Red RiposteThis is kind of a grab-bag episode, as I cover the Red counter-offensive against the Komuch government, the Entente landings in northern Russia, and all sorts of events in the south.
Hosking, Geoffrey Russia and the Russians: A History The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press 2001
Figes, Orlando A People’s Tragedy: The Russian Revolution 1891-1917 Penguin Books 1998
Smith, SA Russia in Revolution: An Empire in Crisis 1890-1928 Oxford University Press 2018
Fitzpatrick, Sheila The Russian Revolution, 4th Edition Oxford University Press 2017
Kotkin, Stephen Stalin: Paradoxes of Power 1878-1928 Penguin Books 2015
Smele, Jonathon D The Russian Civil Wars C. Hurst...2022-06-2629 minPeace In Their TimeEpisode 88 - Trotsky’s BabyStill mostly making things up as they went along, the Bolsheviks worked to sort themselves out in order to confront the rising military threats against them. For most of the first half of 1918 it was slow going, but under Trotsky's leadership the Red Army started to take shape.
Hosking, Geoffrey Russia and the Russians: A History The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press 2001
Figes, Orlando A People’s Tragedy: The Russian Revolution 1891-1917 Penguin Books 1998
Smith, SA Russia in Revolution: An Empire in Crisis 1890-1928 Oxford University Press 2018
Fitzpatrick, Sheila The Russian Revolution, 4th Edition Oxford University Pr...2022-06-1926 min
Leftist ReadingRussia in Revolution Part 6Episode 94:This week we’re continuing Russia in Revolution An Empire in Crisis 1890 - 1928 by S. A. Smith[Part 1]Introduction[Part 2-5]1. Roots of Revolution, 1880s–1905[Part 6 - This Week]2. From Reform to War, 1906-1917 - 0:22Prospects for Reform - 07:36[Part 7 - 8?]2. From Reform to War, 1906–1917[Part 9 - 11?]3. From February to October 1917[Part 12 - 15?]4. Civil War and Bolshevik Power[Part 16 - 18?]5. War Communism[Part 19 - 21?]6. The New Economic Policy: Politics and the Econom...2022-06-1348 minPeace In Their TimeEpisode 87 - The Ice OfficersThe Russian Civil War kicked off with a freezing micro-army trudging through southern Russia, but in only half a year growing dissatisfaction with the Bolsheviks would cause it to spread across the country.
Hosking, Geoffrey Russia and the Russians: A History The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press 2001
Figes, Orlando A People’s Tragedy: The Russian Revolution 1891-1917 Penguin Books 1998
Smith, SA Russia in Revolution: An Empire in Crisis 1890-1928 Oxford University Press 2018
Fitzpatrick, Sheila The Russian Revolution, 4th Edition Oxford University Press 2017
Kotkin, Stephen Stalin: Paradoxes of Power 1878-1928 Penguin Books 2015
Smele, Jonathon D The Russian Civil Wa...2022-06-1227 minPeace In Their TimeEpisode 86 - One Door Closes, Another OpensThe last major political obstacle to the Bolsheviks was the Constituent Assembly, which as it turned out was more of a minor bump. A much bigger obstacle was the German army, and how to satisfactorily end a fight that had long since been lost.
Bibliography for this episode:
Hosking, Geoffrey Russia and the Russians: A History The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press 2001
Figes, Orlando A People’s Tragedy: The Russian Revolution 1891-1917 Penguin Books 1998
Smith, SA Russia in Revolution: An Empire in Crisis 1890-1928 Oxford University Press 2018
Fitzpatrick, Sheila The Russian Revolution, 4...2022-06-0528 minPeace In Their TimeEpisode 85 - The Periphery of a Fallen EmpireToday we take a break from the center and look at what was going on in the borderlands of Russia in 1917. The chaos of that empire's fall created new opportunities for autonomy for the peoples living away from the heartlands. Plus, the displaced officers of the army began to link up in Russia's south with the intent of challenging the Bolsheviks.
Bibliography for this episode:
Hosking, Geoffrey Russia and the Russians: A History The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press 2001
Figes, Orlando A People’s Tragedy: The Russian Revolution 1891-1917 Penguin Books 1998
Smith, SA ...2022-05-2926 minPeace In Their TimeEpisode 84 - The RevolutionDo I even need to introduce this one? The Bolsheviks overcame all the odds against them, and did the dang the thing.
Bibliography for this episode:
Hosking, Geoffrey Russia and the Russians: A History The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press 2001
Figes, Orlando A People’s Tragedy: The Russian Revolution 1891-1917 Penguin Books 1998
Smith, SA Russia in Revolution: An Empire in Crisis 1890-1928 Oxford University Press 2018
Fitzpatrick, Sheila The Russian Revolution, 4th Edition Oxford University Press 2017
Kotkin, Stephen Stalin: Paradoxes of Power 1878-1928 Penguin Books 2015
Smele, Jonathon D The Russian Civil Wars C. Hurst & Company...2022-05-2227 minPeace In Their TimeEpisode 83 - Red OctoberThe last days of the Provisional Government ticked by amidst plotting and feuding that would do its memory no favors. It also didn't do it any favors in the moment either, as the chaos swung vital public support towards the Bolsheviks. As October dawned, everything started coming together for the big revolution they had been dreaming of.
Bibliography for this episode:
Hosking, Geoffrey Russia and the Russians: A History The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press 2001
Figes, Orlando A People’s Tragedy: The Russian Revolution 1891-1917 Penguin Books 1998
Smith, SA Russia in Revolution...2022-05-1527 minPeace In Their TimeEpisode 82 - The Years of Revolution, Part IILosing one major war was survivable for Imperial Russia, but damage done by WWI both militarily and socially proved too much. The Tsar would fall in 1917, but he clung to power long enough that the damage he had caused Russia would be too great for its succeeding government to deal with.
Bibliography for this episode:
Hosking, Geoffrey Russia and the Russians: A History The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press 2001
Figes, Orlando A People’s Tragedy: The Russian Revolution 1891-1917 Penguin Books 1998
Smith, SA Russia in Revolution: An Empire in Crisis 1890-1928 Oxford Unive...2022-05-0846 minPeace In Their TimeEpisode 81 - The Years of Revolution, Part IThe dam starts to break for Imperial Russia as it embarked on a terribly ill-advised war on the extreme edge of its empire. Long story short, it didn't go well and all the pressures that had been building for decades broke out in a frenzy of protest and violence.
Bibliography for this episode:
Hosking, Geoffrey Russia and the Russians: A History The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press 2001
Figes, Orlando A People’s Tragedy: The Russian Revolution 1891-1917 Penguin Books 1998
Smith, SA Russia in Revolution: An Empire in Crisis 1890-1928 Oxford University Press 2018
F...2022-05-0136 minPeace In Their TimeEpisode 80 - The Disloyal OppositionLast week I covered some of the major fixtures of the old Russia, and this week I go over their counterparts in the Russia to come. Many were not destined to last much longer than the autocracy itself, but all would have some influence on the revolutions that would lead to the USSR's formation.
Bibliography for this episode:
Hosking, Geoffrey Russia and the Russians: A History The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press 2001
Figes, Orlando A People’s Tragedy: The Russian Revolution 1891-1917 Penguin Books 1998
Smith, SA Russia in Revolution: An Empire in Crisis 1...2022-04-2432 minPeace In Their TimeEpisode 79 - Autocracy on EdgeA memorable revolution needs a cartoonishly unsympathetic adversary, and the Communists had that in the autocracy that ruled Russia up to 1917. Today I cover some of the big institutions and figures whose mismanagement made Russia such fertile ground for revolution and the establishment of a new kind of state.
Bibliography for this episode:
Hosking, Geoffrey Russia and the Russians: A History The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press 2001
Figes, Orlando A People’s Tragedy: The Russian Revolution 1891-1917 Penguin Books 1998
Smith, SA Russia in Revolution: An Empire in Crisis 1890-1928 Oxford University Press 2018
F...2022-04-1730 minPeace In Their TimeEpisode 78 - The Eastern BearFresh new miniseries this week as I get started on unpacking the Soviet Union's early years. But as you're probably familiar with by now, a topic that big deserves some setup, and today I begin a way-too-fast overview of the conditions in the Russian Empire leading up to the early 1900s. In short, the place was a mess and it turns out that an out-of-touch autocracy wasn't the best institution to fix it.
Bibliography for this episode:
Hosking, Geoffrey Russia and the Russians: A History The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press 2001
Figes...2022-04-1030 min
SAHA ConversationsSAHA Insights: UkraineSAHA brings you a new special edition podcast with historical insights into the invasion of Ukraine. Our speakers, drawn from across the Scottish higher education sector, are authorities on the history and culture of the region. In this discussion, grounded in an arts and humanities perspective and independent historical inquiry, the speakers explore contested narratives of the past and what these mean for our understanding of the current conflict. They also discuss the importance of narratives of national identity and why religious, economic, and political legacies still matter if we are to reach greater insight into this complex region...2022-03-2950 min
The Great Deception PodcastTartarian Empire Origins & Death Blow By the Romanovs (Pugachev Rebellion)Welcome back for another episode of The Great Deception Podcast! This show we take a look at Tartarian, specifically the land or nation state of it. This episode we look at the death blows to Tartaria and its eventual literal erasure from history, Romanov role in the elimination/cover-up, Emperor Peter III/Catherine The Great and their roles. Why is there so much mystery around Tartaria and why has it become the catch phrase for anything unexplainable from previous generations of humans? Why are there CIA documents from the 1950s talking about how Tartar history was rewritten. Does it t...2022-03-211h 44
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Janine Hosking, The Eulogy: Remembering One of The Greatest Pianists, Geoffrey TozerFilm director Janine Hosking discusses her documentary, THE EULOGY, which looks at the life and lonely death of one of the world's greatest pianists, Australian Geoffrey Tozer, and Paul Keating's eulogy for Tozer - a man he considered to have been abandoned by Australia's arts establishment. Due to copyright reasons the related music aired before and after this interview has been removed. Music before: Schlözer: Étude in A flat, Op. 1: No. 2 (Live) by Geoffrey Tozer. Music after: Medtner: Piano Concerto No. 1 in C Minor, Op. 33: III. Coda: Allegro Molto by Geoffrey Tozer. Broadcast on October 22, 2019.2019-10-2430 min
Uncommon SenseUncommon Sense - 22 October 2019Shaun Walker, a foreign correspondent for the Guardian who spent over a decade reporting on Russian politics from Moscow, came in to discuss his forthcoming Melbourne University lecture, and book, The Long Hangover: Putin’s New Russia and the Ghosts of the Past. Film director Janine Hosking joined Amy to discuss her documentary, The Eulogy, which looks at the life and lonely death of one of the world's greatest pianists, Geoffrey Tozer, and Paul Keating's eulogy for a man he considered to have been abandoned by Australia's arts establishment. Maddison Connaughton, Editor of The Saturday Paper on the latest in f...2019-10-221h 54
Movies First: Film Reviews & Insights676: The Eulogy (Documentary) (the @MoviesFirst review)The Eulogy (Documentary) Documentary examines why the brilliant Australian pianist Geoffrey Tozer died destitute, alone, and young. Director: Janine Hosking Writers: Kate Grusovin, Janine Hosking - (IMDb) Movies First RSS feed: https://feeds.megaphone.fm/BIT7197946000 Stream podcast episodes on demand from www.bitesz.com/moviesfirst (mobile friendly). Subscribe, rate and review Movies First at all good podcatcher apps, including Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, PocketCasts, CastBox.FM, Podbean, Acast, Spreaker, etc.For more, follow Movies First on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube : Facebook - @moviesfirst Twitter - @MoviesFirst YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCatJQHaVabIvzCLqO16XvSQ If you're enjoying Movies Firs...2019-10-1002 min
TemaCastTemacast #73 - As revoluções russas [2/2]As revoluções russas [2/2]:
Em As revoluções russas [2/2] é onde falaremos sobre a ascensão dos bolcheviques de Vladmir Lenin.
Com a morte prematura do pai e a execução do irmão, Lenin ficou extremamente abalado emocionalmente, passando a ter um comportamento agressivo e confrontador com a família, agora liderada pela mãe, Maria Ulyanov. Neste ano, por exemplo, Lenin abandonou a religião católica ortodoxa passando a se declarar ateu.
Apesar da rebeldia, Lenin continuou estudando, tendo se formado no equivalente ao Ensino Médio russo como o melhor aluno, receben...2017-10-151h 34TemaCastTemacast #72 - As revoluções russas [1/2]As revoluções russas [1/2]:
Antes de entrarmos no assunto As revoluções russas [1/2], precisamos entender como a Rússia estava quando os líderes socialistas russos emergiram e as revoluções pipocaram, precisamos voltar muitos anos no tempo e ir até o século XVII, em 1649, quando a Rússia instituiu no seu código de leis um sistema chamado de Krepostnoie Pravo, que em tradução livre significa “sujeição ao solo”. Essa sujeição ao solo era um regime de servidão que obrigava os camponeses ou servos a permanecerem nas terras de seus senhores por toda...2017-10-011h 00
LSE IDEAS | VideoNationalist wars in Europe? [Video]Contributor(s): Professor Vladislav Zubok, Professor Geoffrey Hosking, Professor Vera Tolz, Dr Victor Apryshchenko | Debate comparing the current crisis over Ukraine in a comparative perspective of the Yugoslav crisis. Discussion of Russia's goals and Western possible responses.2014-03-1834 min
Listen to Best Full Audiobooks in History, EuropeEpochs European Civilization: Reformation to the Twenty-First Century by Geoffrey HoskingPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/334066to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Epochs European Civilization: Reformation to the Twenty-First Century
Author: Geoffrey Hosking
Narrator: Henry Strozier
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 7 hours 57 minutes
Release date: October 3, 2008
Genres: Europe
Publisher's Summary:
The period stretching from the Reformation to the twenty-first century proved a time of radical change for Europe-and with the continent's far-reaching influence, for the entire world as well. This course provides a greater understanding of the role played by such influential figures as Luther, Calvin, Napoleon, and Stalin, among others. Further, the importance of this epoch in European history is expounded...2008-10-037h 57
Listen to Best Full Audiobooks in History, EuropeEpochs of European Civilization: Antiquity To Renaissance by Geoffrey HoskingPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/334065to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Epochs of European Civilization: Antiquity To Renaissance
Author: Geoffrey Hosking
Narrator: Geoffrey Hosking
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 7 hours 31 minutes
Release date: October 3, 2008
Genres: Europe
Publisher's Summary:
The four main themes of this course are answers to the question, 'What makes Europe distinctive compared with other parts of the world?' 1. The Nation State. The idea of the State or sovereign authority takes on a new significance when it is attached to a nation or a people who have an idea of a common origin and identity. This idea was...2008-10-037h 31
Listen to Best Full Audiobooks in History, EuropeEpochs of European Civilization: Antiquity To Renaissance by Geoffrey HoskingPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/334065 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Epochs of European Civilization: Antiquity To Renaissance Author: Geoffrey Hosking Narrator: Geoffrey Hosking Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 7 hours 31 minutes Release date: October 3, 2008 Genres: Europe Publisher's Summary: The four main themes of this course are answers to the question, 'What makes Europe distinctive compared with other parts of the world?' 1. The Nation State. The idea of the State or sovereign authority takes on a new significance when it is attached to a nation or a people who have an idea of a common origin and identity. This idea...2008-10-0303 min
Listen to Best Full Audiobooks in History, EuropeEpochs European Civilization: Reformation to the Twenty-First Century by Geoffrey HoskingPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/334066 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Epochs European Civilization: Reformation to the Twenty-First Century Author: Geoffrey Hosking Narrator: Henry Strozier Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 7 hours 57 minutes Release date: October 3, 2008 Genres: Europe Publisher's Summary: The period stretching from the Reformation to the twenty-first century proved a time of radical change for Europe-and with the continent's far-reaching influence, for the entire world as well. This course provides a greater understanding of the role played by such influential figures as Luther, Calvin, Napoleon, and Stalin, among others. Further, the importance of this epoch in European history is...2008-10-0303 min
The Reith LecturesThe Paradox of Gorbachev's ReformsGeoffrey Hosking, Professor of Russian History at University College London, debates the role of pluralist politics in the sixth of his Reith Lectures entitled 'The Rediscovery of Politics'.In this lecture entitled 'The Paradox of Gorbachev's Reforms', Professor Hosking explores the role that Mikhail Gorbachev has played as the General Secretary of the Communist Party for the Soviet Union and what lasting effect he will have on the State. He considers how the state will develop and asks can a totalitarian system evolve straight into a democracy?1988-12-1329 min
The Reith Lectures: Archive 1976-2012The Paradox of Gorbachev's ReformsGeoffrey Hosking, Professor of Russian History at University College London, debates the role of pluralist politics in the sixth of his Reith Lectures entitled 'The Rediscovery of Politics'.In this lecture entitled 'The Paradox of Gorbachev's Reforms', Professor Hosking explores the role that Mikhail Gorbachev has played as the General Secretary of the Communist Party for the Soviet Union and what lasting effect he will have on the State. He considers how the state will develop and asks can a totalitarian system evolve straight into a democracy?1988-12-1329 minThe Reith Lectures: Archive 1976-2012Religion and the Atheist StateGeoffrey Hosking, Professor of Russian History at University College London, explores Soviet religion in the fifth of his Reith Lectures entitled 'The Rediscovery of Politics'.In this lecture entitled 'Religion and the Atheist State', Professor Hosking analyses what part religion has to play in reuniting the Soviet peoples and explores the recent easing of tensions between the Soviet state and the Church. Can faith act as a potential antidote to the problem of demoralisation?
1988-12-0629 minThe Reith LecturesReligion and the Atheist StateGeoffrey Hosking, Professor of Russian History at University College London, explores Soviet religion in the fifth of his Reith Lectures entitled 'The Rediscovery of Politics'.In this lecture entitled 'Religion and the Atheist State', Professor Hosking analyses what part religion has to play in reuniting the Soviet peoples and explores the recent easing of tensions between the Soviet state and the Church. Can faith act as a potential antidote to the problem of demoralisation?
1988-12-0629 minThe Reith Lectures: Archive 1976-2012The Flawed Melting PotGeoffrey Hosking, Professor of Russian History at University College London, explores national aspirations in the fourth of his Reith Lectures entitled 'The Rediscovery of Politics'.In this lecture entitled 'The Flawed Melting Pot', Professor Hosking discusses the national desires and ambitions of the various Soviet peoples. He explores how nationalism will affect the Soviet Union.1988-11-2929 minThe Reith LecturesThe Flawed Melting PotGeoffrey Hosking, Professor of Russian History at University College London, explores national aspirations in the fourth of his Reith Lectures entitled 'The Rediscovery of Politics'.In this lecture entitled 'The Flawed Melting Pot', Professor Hosking discusses the national desires and ambitions of the various Soviet peoples. He explores how nationalism will affect the Soviet Union.1988-11-2929 minThe Reith Lectures: Archive 1976-2012A Civil Society In EmbryoGeoffrey Hosking, Professor of Russian History at University College London, explores changes in Soviet behaviour his third Reith lecture from his series entitled 'The Rediscovery of Politics'. In this lecture entitled 'A Civil Society in Embryo', Professor Hosking examines a trend which could mark the beginning of the end of totalitarianism in the Soviet Union. He considers the civil rights movements and environmentally conscious industrialisation as turning points in society. He believes the Soviet Union now has the elements needed to form civil society and move away from an authoritarian state.
1988-11-2229 minThe Reith LecturesA Civil Society In EmbryoGeoffrey Hosking, Professor of Russian History at University College London, explores changes in Soviet behaviour his third Reith lecture from his series entitled 'The Rediscovery of Politics'. In this lecture entitled 'A Civil Society in Embryo', Professor Hosking examines a trend which could mark the beginning of the end of totalitarianism in the Soviet Union. He considers the civil rights movements and environmentally conscious industrialisation as turning points in society. He believes the Soviet Union now has the elements needed to form civil society and move away from an authoritarian state.
1988-11-2229 minThe Reith Lectures: Archive 1976-2012The Return Of The RepressedGeoffrey Hosking, Professor of Russian History at University College London, explores the issues of a collective memory in his second Reith lecture from his series entitled 'The Rediscovery of Politics'. In this lecture entitled 'The Return Of The Repressed', Professor Hosking describes how Soviet society is recovering from a state of communal amnesia. Only with a common history can a society move forward cohesively, but has Soviet society succumbed to a totalitarian rewriting of the past?
1988-11-1529 minThe Reith LecturesThe Return Of The RepressedGeoffrey Hosking, Professor of Russian History at University College London, explores the issues of a collective memory in his second Reith lecture from his series entitled 'The Rediscovery of Politics'. In this lecture entitled 'The Return Of The Repressed', Professor Hosking describes how Soviet society is recovering from a state of communal amnesia. Only with a common history can a society move forward cohesively, but has Soviet society succumbed to a totalitarian rewriting of the past?
1988-11-1529 minThe Reith LecturesA Great Power in CrisisGeoffrey Hosking, Professor of Russian History at University College London, discusses the changes in Soviet society in his first Reith lecture from the series entitled 'The Rediscovery of Politics'. In this lecture entitled 'A Great Power in Crisis', Professor Hosking discusses the relationship between the Soviet economy and the 'glasnost'. This transparency of government institutions, introduced by Mikhail Gorbachev to reduce corruption, has had a fractious effect on society. He asks is this great power in a crisis?
1988-11-0829 minThe Reith Lectures: Archive 1976-2012A Great Power in CrisisGeoffrey Hosking, Professor of Russian History at University College London, discusses the changes in Soviet society in his first Reith lecture from the series entitled 'The Rediscovery of Politics'. In this lecture entitled 'A Great Power in Crisis', Professor Hosking discusses the relationship between the Soviet economy and the 'glasnost'. This transparency of government institutions, introduced by Mikhail Gorbachev to reduce corruption, has had a fractious effect on society. He asks is this great power in a crisis?
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