@@chaffechaffe6925 Read history. Pugachev was defeated (he was betrayed by the Ural Cossacks), brought to Moscow and executed by "quartering". To the question asked by Count Panin: "How dare you a thief?" Pugachev replied: "I'm not a raven, I'm a young raven, a raven flies." (Thief and Raven in Russian, one word root)... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-k5bM2wAjOZU.html
@@charliejames9976 Disagree. if you were really interested in Russian history, you would know that the Pugachevo uprising is one of the many rebellions of the Russian people against serfdom. There was Razin. There was Bolotnikov. There was Ataman Nekrasov and many others. As a result, the Romanovs paid the Russian people in the basement of the Ipatiev House ..
I looked up intense Russian music to build up the courage to kill a spider and I had a boxing glove in one and a handle of a broom on another and I had an all Adidas outfit. I went for the strike and it appeared dead then I hit it again but it fell on the ground and proceeded to run aggressively. I screamed like a bitch and ran as fast as I could. I'm sorry I don't deserve to serve the Soviet Union.
Aún sin entender ruso, siento como está cansion me causa escalofríos mientras me hace imaginar una batalla dónde todo un bando de rinde al tan solo ver el poderío del otro
Souvorov! Le vainqueur des Français à la bataille de Zurich, celui qui a réouvert les églises en Italie du Nord en 1799!! Mort trop tôt: cela nous aurait épargné 15 ans de guerres et d'occupation française....
Unfortunately you are a little confused - the Russians and then Austrians lost at Zurich, and it was not Suvorov who commanded there. It was precisely because of this battle that Suvorov's Swiss campaign failed, but despite all the difficulties Suvorov managed to escape from the encirclement of a threefold superior army. First, he has concentrated most of his forces against the pass of St. Gothard, defended about 8.000 French, then fought his way across the Teufelsbrücke - "Devil's Bridge" - with a clever detour, and after that his vanguard defeated the French at Klöntal (Glarus), and the rearguard routed them in Muota. However, Bagration was unable to get any further than Glarus. So instead, Suvorov ordered his troops to retreat, knowing how outnumbered the enemy was, the lack of ammunition, supplies and exhaustion of troops. Nevertheless, Suvorov is still remembered in Switzerland, even naming restaurants after him 😅 he died in St. Petersburg in 1800, the capital of the Russian Empire
