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The Russian Revolution: How the Tsars Lost Everything — Fexingo History

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From the glittering palaces of St. Petersburg to the frozen front lines of World War I, the Russian Revolution was a seismic upheaval that shattered three centuries of Romanov rule and redrew the map of the modern world. Lucas and Luna guide you through the crackling tension of late imperial Russia: the serfdom that choked the countryside, the industrial slums of Moscow and Petrograd, and the tsars who clung to autocracy while the ground burned beneath them. We trace the blood-soaked arc from the Decembrist Revolt of 1825 to the 1905 Revolution and Bloody Sunday, then into the cataclysm of 1917 where Nicholas II lost his throne and his life. This show dissects the savage civil war that followed—Reds versus Whites, foreign intervention, the execution of the Romanovs in Ekaterinburg, and the rise of Lenin and Trotsky. We also explore the ideas: Marxism as it was twisted by Russian conditions, the role of the peasantry, and the brutal logic of war communism. What does it mean when an empire collapses from within? And how did the Soviet experiment’s violent birth shape the Cold War and today’s authoritarian playbooks? Every episode is a deep dive into the people, battles, and ideologies that turned an empire into a graveyard and a superpower. #RussianRevolution #Romanovs #NicholasII #Lenin #Trotsky #Bolsheviks #FebruaryRevolution #OctoberRevolution #BloodySunday #RussianCivilWar #TsaristRussia #Marxism #SovietUnion #Ekaterinburg #WarCommunism #History #WorldHistory #FexingoHistory Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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Episode The Russian Famine of 1921: When Lenin's Revolution Starved Cover

The Russian Famine of 1921: When Lenin's Revolution Starved

In 1921, as the Russian Civil War wound down, a catastrophic famine swept across the Volga region, Ukraine, and the Caucasus. Over five million people died in what became known as the Povolzhye famine. This episode explores the tangled causes: drought, War Communism's grain requisitions, the collapse of transport, and the Bolsheviks' ideological struggle over international aid. We meet the American Relief Administration under Herbert Hoover, which fed over ten million Russians, and the Soviet officials who debated accepting capitalist help. We examine the famine's role in pushing Lenin toward the New Economic Policy, and how the disaster reshaped the Bolsheviks' relationship with the peasantry. A story of survival, ideology, and the human cost of revolution. #RussianFamine #Povolzhye #HerbertHoover #AmericanReliefAdministration #Lenin #VolgaFamine #NewEconomicPolicy #WarCommunism #Bolsheviks #GrainRequisition #SovietHistory #1921 #RussianRevolution #Famine #HumanitarianAid #History #FexingoHistory #EasternEurope Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo [https://buymeacoffee.com/fexingo]

26. Mai 2026 - 7 min
Episode The Sickle and the Scythe: Collectivization's Origins Cover

The Sickle and the Scythe: Collectivization's Origins

In Episode 59 of The Russian Revolution: How the Tsars Lost Everything, we trace the ideological and practical roots of forced grain requisitioning under War Communism and the later collectivization drive. Lucas and Luna explore the Bolsheviks' pre-revolutionary debates over agriculture, the role of the peasant commune (obshchina), and Lenin's 1917 'Decree on Land'. They examine how Marx's theory of primitive accumulation clashed with Russian rural realities, and how figures like Alexander Chayanov and Nikolai Bukharin offered alternative paths that were ultimately crushed. The episode also delves into the brutal implementation of prodrazvyorstka through the Cheka and kombedy, the resistance in the black earth region, and the famine of 1921-22 that killed millions. A nuanced look at how revolutionary ideology met (and mangled) the peasant world. #RussianRevolution #SovietHistory #Collectivization #WarCommunism #PeasantStudies #Lenin #Bukharin #Chayanov #Prodrazvyorstka #Kombedy #Cheka #Obshchina #DecreeOnLand #Famine1921 #BlackEarth #EasternEurope #History #FexingoHistory Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo [https://buymeacoffee.com/fexingo]

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Episode The North Russia Intervention: Allied Soldiers in the Arctic Cover

The North Russia Intervention: Allied Soldiers in the Arctic

When the Russian Civil War erupted, the Allies didn't just watch from afar. In 1918, British, American, Canadian, and French troops landed at Arkhangelsk and Murmansk, ostensibly to protect war supplies and reopen the Eastern Front against Germany. But soon after the Armistice, their mission shifted — to oust the Bolsheviks. Lucas and Luna explore the chaotic Allied intervention in North Russia: the muddled objectives, the frozen trenches, the mutinies, and the little-known battle where US and British soldiers fought the Red Army in the Arctic Circle. They discuss the roles of General Edmund Ironside, the Russian Legion, and the 339th Infantry Regiment, and how this forgotten front shaped Soviet distrust of the West. #RussianCivilWar #AlliedIntervention #NorthRussia #Arkhangelsk #Murmansk #GeneralIronside #339thInfantry #Bolsheviks #WhiteArmy #ArcticWarfare #RussianLegion #SovietHistory #WWI #FexingoHistory #History #EasternEurope #MilitaryHistory #ForgottenWar Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo [https://buymeacoffee.com/fexingo]

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Episode The Tambov Rebellion: Lenin's Peasant War Cover

The Tambov Rebellion: Lenin's Peasant War

In 1920, as the Russian Civil War wound down, the peasants of Tambov province rose up against Bolshevik grain requisitions. Led by Alexander Antonov, the Antonovshchina mobilized tens of thousands of fighters, seizing towns and threatening Bolshevik control over the black earth region. This episode explores the uprising's origins in War Communism, the brutal Red Army counterinsurgency commanded by Mikhail Tukhachevsky, the use of chemical weapons and hostage-taking, and the rebellion's legacy as a precursor to later peasant revolts. We discuss how the Tambov Rebellion exposed the deep rift between the Bolsheviks and the peasantry, forcing Lenin to reconsider his economic policies. Names, places, and events include: Alexander Antonov, Tambov, Kirsanov, Kozlov, War Communism, prodrazvyorstka, Tukhachevsky, chemical weapons, concentration camps, amnesty, NEP. #TambovRebellion #Antonovshchina #AlexanderAntonov #MikhailTukhachevsky #RussianCivilWar #WarCommunism #Prodrazvyorstka #BlackEarth #PeasantUprising #Bolsheviks #Lenin #SovietHistory #Russia #1920 #Kirsanov #Kozlov #History #FexingoHistory Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo [https://buymeacoffee.com/fexingo]

24. Mai 2026 - 5 min
Episode The Riddle of the Tsarist Gold: Russia's Lost Treasure Cover

The Riddle of the Tsarist Gold: Russia's Lost Treasure

In this episode of The Russian Revolution: How the Tsars Lost Everything, Lucas and Luna delve into one of the most tantalizing mysteries of the Revolutionary era: what happened to the vast gold reserves of the Russian Empire? As the Bolsheviks seized power and the Civil War erupted, the Imperial gold stock—amounting to over 1,100 tons—disappeared into the chaos. Lucas traces the gold's journey from the vaults of Petrograd to the provisional capital of Samara, where the Komuch government briefly held it, then eastward with Admiral Kolchak's White Army along the Trans-Siberian Railway. The episode explores the gold's role in financing the White resistance, the mysterious fate of the 500 million rubles that vanished near Lake Baikal, and the discovery of some of the gold in the 1920s, with much still unaccounted for. Lucas and Luna discuss the legends of hidden treasure, the Czechoslovak Legion's controversial involvement, and the enduring legacy of the gold as a symbol of lost Empire and Bolshevik triumph. This episode offers a fresh angle on a topic that has fascinated historians and treasure hunters alike. #RussianRevolution #TsaristGold #LostTreasure #Kolchak #TransSiberianRailway #LakeBaikal #CzechoslovakLegion #Komuch #WhiteArmy #Bolsheviks #GoldReserves #Petrograd #Samara #CivilWar #History #FexingoHistory #EasternEurope #TreasureHunt Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo [https://buymeacoffee.com/fexingo]

24. Mai 2026 - 5 min
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