Peter the Great - Russia's Greatest Tsar Documentary

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#Biography #History #Documentary

[virginiajune]

I like how he took lowly positions to learn from the bottom up

[pianos]

As a nobody from nowhere this is one man I would have loved to have met and I like to think that we would have got on well he, reminds me of myself, and what I would have been like if I was somebody from somewhere.

[SunshineNikki]

He seemed to have an abundance of energy 🌞

[davidjones]

I believe him to be "great" and helped Russia against his enemies

[JasonRoblesSembrano]

I swore I heard the orchestral version of the Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 at the end of the biography telling. Nice work, from a musician like me.

[gvnlxcD-tQJFvrflYQ]

Thanks for the documentary. For me Tsar Peter is an example even for ordinary people for his ability to look into other countries' best practices and models, and then make his own country a great power. Have in mind that Russia is dismayed and hated by many countries, but you also have the same quantity of admiration and hope in Mother Russia's lending hand by many other countries. It is a land of extremes, no one is indifferent towards Russia.

[HistoryMarche]

Ahh, my favorite biography channel releases on the same day as me. Time to set aside 40min for this gem!

[osonhodeleon]

Such a fantastic life. Great documentary.

[Anna-jrgu]

My husband and I really enjoyed this, thanks!

[nancycrognale]

History is so great to watch. Love this

[robmckrill]

I'm excited that the next episode is on Catherine

[averageknucklehead]

Bro I got an Arby's advertisement 💀

But aside from that very good documentary

[andypotanin]

So the boys he would play war games with that got promoted meritoriously ended up protecting the family for like 300 years... That's a pretty baller investment.

[Kolomin]

Peter was a huge height of 206 centimeters for his time.

[danielalozovska]

This is amazing! Thank you so much! 😊❤️💕

[jimijojokk]

Well from what i see and hear it sounds like the dude had his sht together

[gotgoldbutnotdigable]

Who else came here cuz of putins remarks?

[АндрейЖдырев-йх]

Calling the Naryshkins Tatars is like calling Texans Germans.

[svenerikjohansson]

And our Swedish king Carl XVI Gustaf descends from Peter the Great. 🙂 Our kings grandfathers grandmothers grandmother Maria Pavlovna was Paul I:s daughter, and my guess is that Paul indeed, contrary to a widespread rumour, WAS the biological son of Peter III, with whom he has certain similarities, even if his mother had other children that had other biological fathers, That would make Peter the great grandfathers grandmothers grandmothers grandfathers grandfather of Carl XVi Gustaf. It is also interesting that Peter the Great was reconciled with Karl XII:s family after around 20 years of war. I use Swedish spelling of Karls name.) Peter I:s daughter, Anna Petrovna (mother of Peter III) married Karl Fredrik of Holstein Gottorp, who actually was the son of Karl XII:s sister Hedvig Sofia, so Russian and Swedish royalty have been "more mixed" than many people know.

[natedorney]

"PEOPLE OF MOSCOW: I AM YOUR TSAR... AND I WILL DRAG YOU ALL KICKING AND SCREAMING IF I HAVE TO INTO THE MODERN ERA"