instructions. further about the most significant events of this day in history in a selection by ekaterina burlakovais day is memorable for in history right now. hello. march 28, 1462. ivan ii became the grand duke of moscow, who was still during his lifetime he was nicknamed the great. his reign is an important milestone in russian history. as a teenager, together with his father, vasily the dark, he won the internecine war and defended and strengthened the moscow throne. but, having come to power collecting russian lands, ivan preferred to rely on negotiations, political alliances and generous payments to vassal princes. he united yaroslavl, dmitrov, rostov and other principalities with moscow. if necessary , he also used force, as in the case of novgorod, which then wanted to come under the protection of lithuania. ivan ii returned and other russian territories held by the lithuanians. epochal significance. had the final liberation of russian lands from the power of the golden horde. khan akhmat did not dare to enter into battle with the russian army. under ivan the great, a legal state system, a

and then about the most significant events of this day in history in a selection by ekaterina burlakova this day is memorable for in history right now. hello. on march 25, 1790 , fyodor ushakov stood at the head of the russian black sea fleet, he won five major naval battles and did not know a single defeat, did not lose a single ship, not a single subordinate was captured, he fought with the turks, whom he inspired fear and respect, they called him ushak pasha, he thwarted their plans to seize crimea by winning the battle of kerch, that’s all, ushakov also became famous for the fact that fought the plague epidemic, saved the lives of many of his sailors, built sevastopol, made it a beautiful city and a powerful fortress of russia's main military base on the black sea. when the war with napoleonic france began, admiral ushakov liberated the ionian islands from the invaders, helped the british block bonoparte's troops in egypt and drive them out of malta. his. fame thundered throughout europe; he entered naval science as the founder of the russian school, which was based on free maneuver

further about the most significant events of this day in history in the selections of ekaterina burlakovawhat this day is memorable for in history right now. hello, on march 12 , 1898, in st. petersburg, russian hockey players played their first international match, it was sword hockey, then the most common in europe. in russia, it has been played since ancient times and this game was called differently: piggyback, dogon, spinning top, fumbling, or simply sticks and sticking. i was into the game peter i, who, by the way, skated , nicholas ii, also a hockey fan, went out on the ice in boots. the english scandinavians played hockey, the rules were different. according to some sources, for that game the skating rink was filled at the kamennoostrovsky velodrome, according to others, on the ice of the mala neva near tuchkiy bridge. but it is known for certain that the sports part of russia was defended by the team of the sports club, and a team of englishmen who came to st. petersburg to earn money fought against it. friendship won, the match ended with a score of 4:4. since then there have be

read more about the most significant events of this day in history in a selection by ekaterina burlakovatory, we’ll tell you right now. hello. on march 29 , 1611, muscovites rebelled against the polish invaders who wanted to place their protégé korolevich vladislav on the russian throne. to militia units approached the capital ; the poles mobilized the capital's cab drivers to bring guns and install walls. but the cab drivers rebelled, they were supported by other townspeople and archers. then militias burst into the city. and then the poles set moscow on fire. the german mercenary konrad busov spoke about this in his notes. such a wind blew that after half an hour moscow, from arbat to kulishki, was completely engulfed in fire, thanks to which ours won, because the russians were unable to defend themselves from the enemy or put out the fire save your own from there. and they had to take flight with their wives and children from their homes and courtyards, leaving there everything they had. the poles staged a massacre in the city. up to 7 thousand people died, but in the summer of the fo