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Revolutions

10.12- The Decembrists

Revolutions

Mike Duncan

Revolutions, Revolution, Education, History

4.814.1K Ratings

🗓️ 26 August 2019

⏱️ 31 minutes

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In December 1825, the Decembrists became the Decembrists.

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Hello, and welcome to revolutions.

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Episode 10.12, The Descent Rists.

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So we get to start this week by doing a little roundup of errors. It's never easy to quickly race

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through a thousand years of history and I have stumbled in a few places over the last few episodes.

1:52.1

Like last week, for example, as many of you pointed out, I said that Moscow was the capital of

1:57.0

Russia, which of course it was not the capital of Russia. We know that the capital of Russia was

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