Today at 13:10 Moscow time at the Russian Radio University! The subject of the program: "The disaster of the Russian army near Narva in 1700: Mysteries and lessons" What were the strategic plans of Peter the Great when he entered the Northern War, what were the reasons to return the ancestral lands of the Russians, about the legacy of Alexander Nevsky and the defeat of the European Northern Crusade, about the European genocide of Western Christian Slavs, about the history of Ivan-Gorod, about the navigation of Narva and the trade with The Northern Russians against German Europe, how they tried to trade with the Northern Russians. Narva Harbor, why the English Queen did not support the German sanctions, about the failures of Ivan the Terrible and Boris Godunov's attempts to return Russian lands, about the mistake of Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich in the war with the Swedes, what kind of army does the Swedish Empire have, can the Swedes afford massive support from the Swedish army, how was they supported? The strictest discipline, on Swedish bayonet fighting in close formation, on the system of Swedish forts on the border with the Muscovite kingdom, the Russian cities that the Swedes turned into powerful fortresses, on Swedish fortress artillery, in what goods did the Swedish empire trade, on Swedish exports of first-rate metals, on the failure of the Swedes of the Swedes and the military talent of Charles XII his Coalition, about the most unfortunate time of the Russian army to march on Narva, about the composition of the Russian army, is the mercenary duke de Croix suitable for commander-in-chief, about the lack of siege weapons, what was the real size of the Russian army on the eve of the battle near Narva, was Peter the Great a coward and could abandon the army on the eve of the battle with Charles XII, how did Peter's new regiments and noble militia behave in the battle, why did the duke of Croix fight In turkish swedes why charles the 12th sold his russian royal word and happily sold his royal word. Turning a blind eye to Swedish atrocities, were the Swedes guided by religious motives against orthodox heretics.

Today at 13:10 Moscow time at the Russian Radio University! The subject of the program: "The disaster of the Russian army near Narva in 1700: Mysteries and lessons" What were the strategic plans of Peter the Great when he entered the Northern War, what were the reasons to return the ancestral lands of the Russians, about the legacy of Alexander Nevsky and the defeat of the European Northern Crusade, about the European genocide of Western Christian Slavs, about the history of Ivan-Gorod, about the navigation of Narva and the trade with The Northern Russians against German Europe, how they tried to trade with the Northern Russians. Narva Harbor, why the English Queen did not support the German sanctions, about the failures of Ivan the Terrible and Boris Godunov's attempts to return Russian lands, about the mistake of Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich in the war with the Swedes, what kind of army does the Swedish Empire have, can the Swedes afford massive support from the Swedish army, how was they supported? The strictest discipline, on Swedish bayonet fighting in close formation, on the system of Swedish forts on the border with the Muscovite kingdom, the Russian cities that the Swedes turned into powerful fortresses, on Swedish fortress artillery, in what goods did the Swedish empire trade, on Swedish exports of first-rate metals, on the failure of the Swedes of the Swedes and the military talent of Charles XII his Coalition, about the most unfortunate time of the Russian army to march on Narva, about the composition of the Russian army, is the mercenary duke de Croix suitable for commander-in-chief, about the lack of siege weapons, what was the real size of the Russian army on the eve of the battle near Narva, was Peter the Great a coward and could abandon the army on the eve of the battle with Charles XII, how did Peter's new regiments and noble militia behave in the battle, why did the duke of Croix fight In turkish swedes why charles the 12th sold his russian royal word and happily sold his royal word. Turning a blind eye to Swedish atrocities, were the Swedes guided by religious motives against orthodox heretics.