different options, finally suggested the option of marrying this peter to the future empress elizabeth petrovna, who was his aunt, the age difference there was more than significant, a teenager peter and.. . already an adult, that is, a person devoid of any special boundaries in general, well, for that time, especially for the german principalities , a normal story, for those times, of course, all this, so, this same osterman, it means he was present at the event. this meeting supreme leaders, he supported dmitry galitsin when he proposed the candidacy of anna ianovna, that’s when... to discuss the conditions limiting the power of the future empress, he, under the pretext that he had an aggro , he ran away from this council, but at the same time, it means as i write, witnesses write, he went to bed, was covered with plasters and lotions on all sides, but at the same time developed vigorous activity, with a pen in his hand. this means that in all his letters he convinced everyone that the autocracy needed to be preserved absolutely in complete integrity, well , first of all, he naturally wrote t

of the piece of paper, which, well, according to memories, according to stories, he came to elizabeth petrovnawho was still hesitating, and brought her two drawings, one depicting elizabeth in a crown. in another drawing she was depicted in a cell in a monastic robe, well, he told her, in general, choose, either you are on the throne, or you will be there, all your comrades -in-arms and gentlemen will be brought to the scaffold, well , my personal point of view is that elizabeth petrovna is not so much the crown clung to her, how much... in my opinion, she was terribly frightened by the prospect of finding herself in some kind of monastic cell, far from men, fireworks, champagne, the second person who also had an influence was the then envoy of france, the marquis of chetardy. naturally, he did not travel with the guards there sleigh and did not arrest anyone, because after all, he was a diplomat. here, but he was very active in loosening the soil for the coup, and a huge amount of money from the french treasury, so to speak, went into the pockets of the guards, so he also had a great influenc

elizaveta petrovna, here already a trace, so to speak, of influence from outside can be traced very clearly. among the main persons who influenced the event. uh, there was the frenchman listok, elizabeth'sgn of peter the great, and so he had a very... friend and in general she is not a very decisive person, which is true, which was true, but she did not take into account the energy of lestocq, who, well, memory according to the stories, he came to elizaveta petrovna, who was still hesitating, and brought her two drawings. one depicted elizabeth in the crown, in another drawing she was depicted in a cell in a monastic robe, and he told her, in general, choose, either you are on the throne, or you will be there, all your associates and gentlemen. he was then chancellor, but in the end, after much effort, he managed to intercept one of the dispatches, so to speak, shitardi, when he read this dispatch while off duty, he immediately grabbed it. 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 elizabet

thing there was no such thing, what can be called outside influence, now the coup of 1741, elizabeth petrovnaing to the stories, he came to elizaveta petrovna, who is still hesitated, and brought her two drawings, one depicted elizabeth in the crown, the other drawing depicted her in the cell in a monastic robe, and he told her, in general, choose, either you are on the throne, or you will be there, all your comrades and... immediately, of course, he showed it, brought it, showed it to elizabeth, it gave 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 leaflet, leaflet needs a salary increase, i don’t know what else there is. hurt elizaveta petrovna, her personal description was 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 in general, this story ended naturally, shitardi was expelled from the country, the

different options, finally suggested the option of marrying this peter to his future empress elizabeth petrovnaoundaries at all. in general, uh, well, for that time, especially for the german principalities, a normal story, for those times, of course, all this, so, this same osterman, which means he was present at this meeting of the supreme leaders, and he supported dmitry galitsin when he proposed the candidacy of anna ianovna, that’s when they began to discuss the conditions limiting power. future empress, he, under the pretext that his gout had broken out, he fled from this council, but at the same time, as written, witnesses write, he went to bed, was covered with plasters and lotions on all sides, but at the same time developed vigorous activity, with pen in hand, which means that in all his letters he assured everyone that it was necessary to preserve autocracy. now we are commemorating, we have already mentioned, in my opinion, the name of beron several times, but - everyone here knows the word beronovschina, the very concept of beronovschina, well, to some extent, here, for example, uh

peter ii reigned for only one year between the two great sovereigns of 16th-century russia, elizabeth petrovna that catherine took regarding the consequences of the seven years' war, one can understand that what... was russia's new foreign policy course, from that moment on russia could and should follow its own principles, corresponding only to its interests, and not to its allies. the foreign political factor had a fairly large role in the overthrow of peter ii, as is known, the first manifesto signed on behalf of catherine stated that russian glory was given to the reproach of her main villain, that is, peace was concluded with frederick ii, blood was wasted, and well we can tell secrets such reasons that russia. i didn’t want to fight with denmark at all for foreign territories, well, she absolutely did not want to ruin her alliance with austria, so the first orders that the new empress catherine ii sent to foreign missions were the renunciation of claims to denmark, and the assurance that russia was still continuing its an alliance with austria, and obrezkov must stop these attempts to pu