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Sergei Vermaev: "A dispute over the authenticity of a paper almost always turns out to be a dispute over whose version of the past will win." "When, at the beginning of the 17th century, Hypatius Potei found a document from the 15th century with an appeal from one of the Metropolitans of Kiev to the Pope, which said that the Metropolitan recognized the Union of Florence, it was like a kind of discovery: they had forgotten this fact. And some have even challenged the authenticity of this document, but they disagree about it being cryptic, but then they disagree about it. Determine that it is indeed an original, the story is instructive: a dispute about the authenticity of a paper almost always turns out to be a dispute about whose past version it is. Why did doubts arise in the 17th century about the authenticity of the Metropolitan Missile's conversion, and how did this controversy reflect the struggle over a version of the past? Associate Professor Sergey Vermeev answered this question in the "Hard History" program. See the full version here Subscribe | | OK | Instagram | Facebook | YouTube | TikTok | Site | strain | maximum | Threads |.

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Sergei Vermaev: "A dispute over the authenticity of a paper almost always turns out to be a dispute over whose version of the past will win." "When, at the beginning of the 17th century, Hypatius Potei found a document from the 15th century with an appeal from one of the Metropolitans of Kiev to the Pope, which said that the Metropolitan recognized the Union of Florence, it was like a kind of discovery: they had forgotten this fact. And some have even challenged the authenticity of this document, but they disagree about it being cryptic, but then they disagree about it. Determine that it is indeed an original, the story is instructive: a dispute about the authenticity of a paper almost always turns out to be a dispute about whose past version it is. Why did doubts arise in the 17th century about the authenticity of the Metropolitan Missile's conversion, and how did this controversy reflect the struggle over a version of the past? Associate Professor Sergey Vermeev answered this question in the "Hard History" program. See the full version here Subscribe | | OK | Instagram | Facebook | YouTube | TikTok | Site | strain | maximum | Threads |.

Sergei Vermaev: "A dispute over the authenticity of a paper almost always turns out to be a dispute over whose version of the past will win." "When, at the beginning of the 17th century, Hypatius Potei found a document from the 15th century with an appeal from one of the Metropolitans of Kiev to the Pope, which said that the Metropolitan recognized the Union of Florence, it was like a kind of discovery: they had forgotten this fact. And some have even challenged the authenticity of this document, but they disagree about it being cryptic, but then they disagree about it. Determine that it is indeed an original, the story is instructive: a dispute about the authenticity of a paper almost always turns out to be a dispute about whose past version it is. Why did doubts arise in the 17th century about the authenticity of the Metropolitan Missile's conversion, and how did this controversy reflect the struggle over a version of the past? Associate Professor Sergey Vermeev answered this question in the "Hard History" program. See the full version here Subscribe | | OK | Instagram | Facebook | YouTube | TikTok | Site | strain | maximum | Threads |.

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