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6 years only? It's barely enough to look through half of the Hermitage museum 😄

Thank you 😊

Absolutely ☺ I'm saying that not only as a person who lives in Russia but also as someone who used to work in a large hotel in St. Petersburg. We had surprisingly a lot of foreigners from Europe and North America. All of them said they had 0 problems staying in here

This video is not talking about the end of patrilineal bloodline after the death of Elizaveta Petrovna but about the fact that Romanov's literally were never called Romanovs. They were Zakhar'evs, Yuryevs, earlier even Koshkin. God knows what's their real surname. Romanovs became Romanovs only in the 20th century which is rather fascinating in my opinion

@@fromtherussianpointofview but if we’re talking about them from historical point I would say yes, in the sense that they were part of the Romanov dynasty in terms of a historical group however, in fact, the Russian branch of the Holstein family, which itself was a branch of the German House of Oldenburg, which has ruled over Denmark since the 15th century

@@sidp5381 Oh, absolutely but everyone (or everyone who cares at least) knows that. But the fact that Romanovs were never Romanovs and came up with this name by the end of their rule usually take people by surprise 😄

Well, to be fair, we don't really know if some of Peter the Great's offsprings were capable of being something more. Sure, Alexey wasn't particularly interested in being a good ruler. But when it comes to his other descendants, things are always up for debate. After all, Peter II was shunned away by his grandfather in favor of his new family which means that he never received proper education. Pretty much the same happened with Peter III. Had he been brought to Russia as a baby as per Catherine I's will, he would have received a proper education and quite possibly achieved his ambitions in the military sphere. And Paul's achievements in Russia have been reevaluated lately and many historians agree that he wasn't nearly half as bad as he was portrayed (Even my university professor talked about it). Besides, let's not underestimate Elizaveta Petrovna. She may not have been the next Great in the family but she had her achievements and she greatly influenced Catherine II in becoming the woman she was. Also, Peter the Great shot his own foot by forbidding his sisters from marrying and having children. Not that he didn't have his reasons but we never know what kind of brilliant minds we lost in his unborn nephews and nieces. P.S. sorry for such a long comment. I really like discussions about history 😅

Согласна. Кадры старых кинохроник невероятно завораживают

​@@fromtherussianpointofviewОчень люблю смотреть такие кадры и старые фотографии .Жаль, что у нас в семье очень мало снимков , а как бы хотелось увидеть своих бабушек , дедушек , прапрапращуров . А у нас нет фотографий бабушек и дедушек , уж очень суровые времена им достались , умерли очень рано . А так хотелось бы посмотреть какими они были .

@@user-fx1cx8pv5k Понимаю. У меня бабушка так один раз поссорилась с дедушкой и разорвала все семейный фото. Очень обидно, что такая память потеряна. Я из-за этого никого из старшего поколения даже на фотографиях не видела.

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@@fromtherussianpointofview спасибо

@@user-zb3fd3pk3o Не за что)

Да, удивительные кадры

I made the last video myself on the 1st of December 2022. You can even see little stars that were part of New Year decorations

okay, late autumn, not winter. 1st of december doesn't matter

@@ztorm4998 This video was intended to make fun of stereotypes about St-Petersburg weather that both Russians and foreigners have. It's not that any of these stereotypes specify that our bad weather starts шт January. Instead, most people think that snow/winter starts around October. December is as good as any month to disprove that 🤷‍♀

Ok, I'll keep that in mind for the next videos

Thanks a lot 😊 I keep trying to figure out the proper way to record my voice but the mission seems impossible 😅

These cities are, indeed, very nice 😊

Я так-то в Питере живу, последние кадры сама снималА. И, если что, смысл видео в том, что в Питере нет ни 2х-метровых сугробов, как думают иностранцы, ни постоянного дождя, как считают многие россияне. Просто холодная, совершенно обычная зима

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Weather is Saint-Petersburg is always a gamble. In the winter it could be the most picture perfect snowy fairytale or it could be rain all day every day. On the bright side, the city decorations are usually very beautiful and there's always different winter events. Many of them are free to attend. So you'll definitely have a very memorable trip 😉

You can visit Moscow or other cities, and have a guarantee that there is definitely snow there

Exactly

Более мягкий климат?! В Питере? Этой зимой было до -35

In case of Saint-Petersburg, we mostly have rain throughout the year due to the sea affecting the climate 😮‍💨 Though things have changed for the better. We've had a pretty hot summer this year which is nice 😌

@@fromtherussianpointofviewyeah same thing is in New York as I’m aware

@@glitchchungus8318 Oh, really? That's interesting. Always thought that NY is warmer

@@fromtherussianpointofview in summer it’s warm and we get a lot of thunderstorms. but in winter we get havey blizzards and it snows about 10 times a year and snow melts little faster because of ocean

@@glitchchungus8318 It snows more than 10 times a year but it melts a day or two later due to rain 😄 Other than that, things sound surprisingly similar

@@fromtherussianpointofview Yeah))

Siski is more like tits, sisi is tiny bit more respectful. Source: my Russian brothers😄

@@fromtherussianpointofview в этом ты угадал зимы любим больше когда очень жарко нам плохо, но это зависит от уровня проживания в Оймяконе вообще всегда зима для них -30 жара

@@fromtherussianpointofview Стереотипам относимся терпимо ,но не всегда. Про водку и что у нас жить не возможно это бесит. Стереотипы же про медведей и то что мы безбашенные на голову нас забавят.

Привет 😊

Nice to know that 😊

I know 😄 But to be fair, there are some places in Russia that are already very warm

Actually, a lot of Russians (even Hetalia fans) were convinced that Hetalia was secretly anti-Russian propaganda because Russia was soooo badly represented no one believed it to be unintentional 😅

@@fromtherussianpointofview Maybe the creator was reading about Russia using bad American media 😅

@@user-anonymous-01234 Could be 😄 Because there's a lot to talk about. I'll make some videos about historical aspects of Hetalia as soons as I figure out wheter shots or regular format will be better

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