then, after all. after much effort, he managed to intercept one of the dispatches, so to speak, shitardis dispatch without being on duty, he immediately, naturally , showed it, brought it, showed it to elizabeth, there a very unflattering description of the empress herself was given, but the most important thing was that in this dispatch shitardi wrote about the bribes that were given by people ... from elizabeth’s entourage, he wrote that here is a leaflet, the leaflet needs a salary increase, i i don’t know what’s more important to elizaveta petrovna, her personal description is so negative, or the fact that in the same dispatch shitardi asked for money to bribe church officials, church representatives and even the empress’s personal confessor, well, in general... this story is over naturally, shitardi expelled from the country, the leaflet was sent into exile, speaking of foreign influence, we can take a small step back, you mentioned that you warned anna leopoldovna of prince anton ulrich about the coup, the british warned, and they sent a message in which they generally outlined in

pockets of the guards, so he also had a great influence, well, then after the coup, both listok and shitardictively intervened in matters, and the only one who seriously tried to resist them was us... the leaf needs to raise the salary, i don’t know what’s more important to elizaveta petrovna, her personal characteristics are like this negative, or the fact that in the same dispatch shitardi asked for money to bribe church officials, church representatives and even the personal confessor of the empress, well, in general , this story ended naturally, shitardi was sent a leaflet from the country. sent into exile, speaking about foreign influence, you can take a small step back, you mentioned that anna leopoldovna warned prince anton ulerich about the coup, the british warned, and they sent a message in which, in general , they outlined in detail the nature of the coup, that france, in order to support plans, respectively, plans for a coup, undertook to pay 2 million crowns, which means that it was prompted by the news received from the swedish ambassador in st. petersburg that a large party ha

, but in the end, after much effort, he managed to intercept one of the dispatches, so to speak, shitardi. naturally he showed it, brought it, showed it to elizabeth, there was a very unforgiving description of the empress herself, but the most important thing was that in this dispatch shitardi wrote about the bribes that were given to people from elizabeth’s entourage, he wrote that here is a piece of paper, a piece of paper is needed raise the salary, i don’t know what was more important. a large party is ready to take up arms for the enthronement of the grand duchess elizabeth petrovna, that this plan, conceived , was finally settled between them by the agents of the grand duchess with the help of the french ambassador marquis delacherdi, and that all negotiations between them and the grand duchess were conducted through the french surgeon, the leaflet, yes, the english ambassador finch, who had been with her since childhood, handed it all over to astermann and anton ulrich, they agreed, nodded their heads, did nothing, and in general it should be noted that in that '. well, relatively

well in in general, this story ended naturally, shitardi was expelled from the country, the leaflet waseans that it was prompted by the news received from the swedish ambassador in st. petersburg, as if a large party had formed in russia, ready to take up arms for the installation of grand duchess elizabeth petrovna on the throne, that this plan was finally settled between him by the agents of the grand duchess with the help of the french ambassador marchisardi. yes, that all negotiations between them and the grand duchess were conducted through the french surgeon, listok, yes, who had been with her since childhood, the english ambassador finch handed it all over to astermann and anton ulrich, they agreed, nodded their heads, did nothing, but in general it should be noted what in that in those times there were no velvet coups, there were no velvet coups, each coup had its victims, like ioan antonovich, who as a baby... as a baby - was imprisoned and then died. there is an opinion that in the conditions of this absolutism, autocratic absolutism, these palace coups, they served as a kind