already the coup of 1741 by elizaveta petrovna, here already a trace, so to speak, of influence from ced the event. uh, there was the frenchman listok, elizabeth's personal physician petrovna. by the way, he came to us during the reign 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 her

talk to anna leopoldovna, but she rejected all this, saying that this could not be, because elizaveta petrovna 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, according to memories, according to stories, he came to elizaveta petrovna, who was still hesitating and... brought her two drawings, one depicted elisabeth in a crown, in the other 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... and the only one, who seriously tried to resist them, we have already mentioned this to you, is alexey petrovich bestuzhev, he was the chancellor then, after all. after much effort, he managed to intercept one of the dispatches, so to speak, shitardi, when he read this dispatch without being on duty, he immediately, naturally , showed it, brought it, showed it to elizabeth, there a very unflattering descrip

is in my color... to us even under peter the great, and so he had a very strong influence on elizaveta petrovnaand a number of foreign ambassadors, osterman, very sensitive in this sense, warned anna leopoldovna about the impending conspiracy, he had a very wonderful sense of smell, he even tried to talk to anna leopoldovna, but she... rejected all this, saying that this could not be, because elizaveta petrovna is my 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 the piece of paper, which, well, according to memories, according to stories, he came to elizabeth petrovna, who 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 opi

elizaveta petrovna watched with alarm the development of events.ia. anti-prussian sentiment empress. was supported by the head of the foreign policy department, bestuzhi fryumin. alexey petrovich bestuzhi fryumin, one of the most prominent diplomats not only in russia, but also in europe, of the 16th century. he himself came from an ancient russian family, was sent to study by peter i, studied abroad, and studied diplomacy. he was the russian representative mainly in the northern countries, then after the accession of zaveta petrovna he was appointed vice-chancellor. best of times proved himself very well, being like this. like a real diplomat, rodia about the interests of russia, he drew up his famous foreign policy program, which in historiography is called the system of peter the great, it was aimed at creating alliances with european powers that could help russia, these were maritime powers, that is, it was great britain and the republic of the united provinces, as well as austria and saxony, these allies were supposed to help russia control sw

he is overthrown by minikh, and after some time, that means, a new coup, elizaveta petrovna, and minikhchain demonstrates how drill. he was welcomed, well, if we remember, so to speak, minshikov, well, the very beginning during the reign of catherine i, then here foreigners fully supported menshikov and catherine, although, well, their influence was already quite large, well, after the era of peter the great, when a lot of foreigners were invited, they were already close to the throne, but strictly speaking, they themselves... they did not directly participate in this very first coup, but if we talk about the reign of anna ianovna, then here yes there is a role, maybe even the most important role of a foreigner, this is a german, that means osterman, in russia they called him andrei ivanovich, and so the son of a pastor from westphalia, heinrich, is an adult, that is, a person devoid of any special boundaries at all, in general, uh , well, for that time, especially for the german principalities , a normal story, for those times, of course, all this, and so, this same osterman, which mea

elizaveta petrovna assumed that she would receive - after the seven-year war, kinexberg and part of thes would be exchanged for something received from poland. by the time of catherine the great’s accession, the situation had changed somewhat, and russian diplomats began to act together with very pro-russian active in the polish question for the division of this territory so that the division takes place. each subsequent diplomat. regardless of the fact that he was a unique, interesting person, he had his own views, nevertheless, he solved the same issue using the same methods, this shows us what it means, regardless of the difference in their views, these people found themselves forced to act using the same methods, biting off quite a large piece of poland, starting from 17 when elizaveta petrovna controlled france almost completely lost poland, under catherine the great, gradually other countries are added to france, wanting to influence poland against russia, it is added partially, so prusia divides the country, but... the same time shows: we are your friends, great friends, and we w

while, not for long, he was overthrown by minich, and after some time, that means a new coup by elizaveta petrovnathe way and look at each other coldly, one carriage goes to prison, the other goes to the palace. peter is on the throne, he is overthrown by catherine, the future catherine ii. catherine is against her son pavel becoming the heir, only after catherine’s death does pavel come to... power and he is also killed, that is, this whole chain demonstrates how turbulently lawless that era was, in essence, yes. i would still endure a revolution against paul i out of brackets, because unlike this, we will talk about this now, the clan nature of the palace coups that took place from 1725 to 1762, the coup against paul is still different, because paul managed to anger an entire social stratum, not individual clans, paul really angered most of the nobility, who either participated in the coup or joyfully welcomed it, well, if you remember so to speak. looked for different options, finally suggested the option of marrying this peter to his future empress elizabeth petrovna, who was his aunt, the age