The Pugachev Rebellion

Russian Rulers History Podcast

Mark Schauss

Putin, Science, Usa, History, Crimea, Social Sciences, Russia, Belarus, War, Arts, Revolution, Soviet, Tsar, Ussr, Ukraine

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🗓️ 22 September 2013

⏱️ 29 minutes

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0:00.0	.
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0:31.0	Welcome to Russian History Retold, Episode 128.
0:36.0	The Pugichov Rebellion Part 2.
0:39.0	Hope you enjoyed that opening piece of music.
0:41.0	It was Sergei Rakmaninov's symphonic dance.
0:45.0	Well, last time we told the story of the beginning of the Pugichov Rebellion.
0:49.0	Now, the time is to finish it.
0:52.0	Starting in January 1774,
0:55.0	General Bibikov went after Pugichov's army
0:58.0	by relieving city after city that was under siege.
1:02.0	While the insurgents were for the most part armed and dangerous,
1:05.0	the Russian troops were very well armed and,
1:08.0	and this is the important part, very disciplined.
1:12.0	Major Dmitry Gagarin ended the siege of Kungar,
1:16.0	which should have fallen had it not been for the exceptional commandant of the garrison,
1:21.0	one Major Alexander Popov.
1:24.0	Next, Frickard Garen, was the city of Ekaterinburg
1:28.0	and their leader, Beloborodov.
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