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The Russian Revolution - OverSimplified (Part 1)
The Russian Revolution - OverSimplified (Part 1)
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Liberty egality fraternity wo
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Here we invented the
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fire and cold to create all these sexy leader h
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this is incredible I can't wait to see where I'll end up
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next where am I
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you're in Russia have
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I gone back in time
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no this is just how it is are you a farmer
1:02
worse technically my landlord owns me which makes me a
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surf I'm scared you should be because I haven't eaten in 4 days and
1:10
you look pretty tasty
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hey Jimmy how are your
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travels I hate you
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Russia in the 19th
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century feudal underdeveloped and stuck in the past
1:25
while the rest of Europe had been modernizing and improving their citizens
1:27
lives Russia's rulers were taking a different approach
1:30
my Lord we're falling behind the rest of Europe it's time to industrialize
1:34
give the people rights and share your power
1:37
Russian Zars had no time for pathetic ideas like Liberty and modernization
1:41
because they were too busy having the time of their lives
1:44
while the Surfs were breaking their backs in the fields
1:47
the Zars held all the power and they didn't have to listen to anyone
1:51
want to run the country like a backwards feudal Kingdom while the rest of
1:53
Europe outpaces you militarily and economically
1:55
go right ahead want to keep the people uneducated
1:58
so they don't get any ideas
1:59
there's no one to stop you want to keep exporting grain even when there's
2:02
a massive famine causing hundreds of thousands to die
2:05
that is your god-given
2:07
right while all of this was great for the Zar if you were literally
2:10
anybody else it probably sucked
2:12
because Russia was falling behind
2:14
if they were to keep up with Europe they'd need a strong ruler
2:17
with some big Ideas
2:19
oh look here comes one now
2:20
hey everyone it's me Zar Alexander
2:23
II and I've got some big news
2:25
I'm releasing you all from your surfd
2:27
you're all free yes
2:31
yep I'm the best oh there is one thing though I spoke to your
2:34
local Lords and they weren't happy about losing all their Free Labor
2:37
so as a compromise
2:38
you're all going to have to pay them back a near impossible amount of
2:40
money for the next 49
2:41
years expect your lives to barely
2:44
change okay bye now I know what you're thinking
2:48
this Zar Alexander II seems like a pretty cool guy he's trying to reform
2:52
the country and get Russia on the right path everyone must love this guy
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right wrong why does one man get to decide the fate of everyone in
2:59
the country this whole system is dumb
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somebody should do something
3:03
like what like kill the Zar you're going to kill the Zar
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well me no I'm busy
3:08
I was kind of hoping you'd do
3:10
it okay see the people love me they're throwing flowers
3:15
confetti and high-grade explosives
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okay Nicholas your grandfather has a mild case of being blown up by a
3:21
terrorist and he's not looking too hot so we're going to go say our
3:24
goodbyes okay no it'll be too scary for him nonsense it won't be scary
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at all we're just going to say a quick
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boy look at me
3:35
the people did this to me
3:37
and one day they'll do it to you
3:41
see wasn't scary at all so Alexander II was dead but luckily they had
3:45
another Alexander lying around Alexander
3:47
thei and he felt his dad's reforms had weakened the Zars Authority
3:51
Russia was massive and as a result had many ethnic minorities
3:55
non-russians more interested in their own cultural heritage than in loving me isn't it
3:59
great so much beautiful culture and diversity in our great nation
4:03
Alexander thought all these minorities should be a little more Russian
4:06
and thereby loyal to him so he repressed
4:08
religious minorities he repressed non-russians
4:11
he introduced the Okana
4:12
a secret police force that repressed anybody who thought having AAR
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was dumb if Alexander II was the great reformer
4:18
Alexander II was the great repressor
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now that's how you run a country
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hey Dad G great
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it's my son Nicholas who I like to call a girly girl because he's
4:27
so weak and pathetic
4:28
when are you going to grow up
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eh you still look like a girly girl to me but Dad I grew
4:34
a beard yeah an ugly girly girl
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beard if Nicholas was to one day bizar
4:41
he needed his dad to teach him how to run the country
4:43
but his dad instead suggested that Nicholas goes somewhere else so Nicholas went to
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Japan got an edgy Dragon Tattoo had his head sliced off by a policeman
4:50
and then came home now will you teach me how to rule
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I suppose it's time
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okay there's a lot you need to know before becoming Z
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uh-oh what I've got kidney
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inflammation oh no upon his father's death a totally unprepared
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Nicholas thei ascended to the Russian Throne he wasn't a reformer like his grandfather
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nor was he a repressor
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like his dad Nicholas
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was Nicholas timid easily swayed
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and more interested in doing whatever the hell this is
5:19
or this or this
5:21
he wasn't ready to rule and he himself admitted it saying
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I'm not yet ready to bear
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I know nothing of the business of
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ruling bit of an
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time to bring it up however Nicholas firmly believed that he was chosen by
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God to be Russia's Big Daddy and while he doubted his ability to rule
5:36
he was going to give it his best shot and hey who knows maybe
5:39
he wouldn't be so bad after all to get things off to a good
5:42
start Nicholas promised free pretzels and beer to a huge crowd in Moscow to
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celebrate his coronation so enticing a proposition to starving peasants that the ensuing Stampede
5:50
left nearly 1500 people dead
5:52
what the hell happened we're not sure but you're scheduled to go party with
5:55
the French at 8:00
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shouldn't I stay here out of respect for the people
5:59
when of R Zars ever respected the people
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hm Nicholas's decision to go party with the French immediately tarnished His Image some
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were calling him Nicholas
6:10
the bloody the Zars had been partying hard at the expense of the people
6:13
for long enough they emancipated
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the Surfs but failed to lift them out of poverty
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they used their secret police to crack down on anyone who might criticize
6:20
them and they' failed to modernize
6:22
and give the people rights something the rest of Europe had begun doing over
6:25
a century ago the rule of the Zars was quickly becoming outdated
6:28
and more and more Russians
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began wondering if there was a better way
6:32
for many the solution was simple
6:33
just look to the West
6:35
republics democracies and constitutional
6:37
monarchies Galore but a small growing group rejected
6:40
that for an even better idea a little something they called
6:43
communism take Vladimir lennin an intelligent member of Russia's middle class
6:47
and also a massive ill-tempered
6:49
jerk if you disagreed with him about anything
6:51
he wasn't afraid to call you out
6:53
you faded simple-minded vapid
6:56
cockeyed imbecile tenderheart bear is a far superior
6:59
ha bear to bedtime
7:01
bear and he was no stranger to political unrest either his older brother was
7:05
executed for plotting to kill the Zar and Lenin himself is expelled from University
7:09
for participating in a student protest
7:11
but how did lennin go from being a middle class nerd to the Arbiter
7:15
of socialist Divinity well to tell that story we first need to go back
7:18
a few decades to when a man named Karl Marx S A Manifesto
7:21
explaining how capitalism is a system whereby the stinky biris
7:24
oppressed and exploited the working masses and that only through class Warfare could the
7:27
workers rise up and inate a communist Utopia
7:30
now go back forward a few decades to Lenin reading that
7:32
Manifesto and loving it
7:35
but publicly admitting you loved Marx and not Russ's Big Daddy would get you
7:38
the cruestv communism was
8:00
now today you might hear the word communism
8:02
and think of this
8:07
but that's not how intellectuals
8:08
living under a tough zarus regime s
8:10
to them communism promised a land where all were equal
8:13
where workers weren't exploited
8:15
and even people like you could get a girlfriend
8:17
so lenon joined a party of Russian Communists living in Europe and he founded
8:21
a communist newsletter that was smuggled into Russia to try to radicalize
8:24
the people however not everyone in the Socialist Party agreed with lenon
8:27
in fact they disagreed with him on a lot of issues
8:30
and lenon was so uncompromising
8:32
that he caused a split in the party
8:34
during one conference a heated debate broke up and lenon was unwilling to give
8:37
an inch you pig ignorant
8:40
half-witted fatuous morons cereal
8:43
is a soup listen Lennon you're a smart guy but you have no idea
8:47
what you're talking about we're out of
8:49
here all in favor of cereal being a
8:51
soup hey would you look at that we're in the majority
8:55
so Lennon set up his own faction within the party he called the majority
8:58
or bull if you're speaking Russian and the other faction became known as the
9:02
minority or menik and oddly the majority were often in the minority
9:05
and the minority in the majority
9:07
the menik were less radical whereas lenon wanted the bulvik
9:10
to be loyal to him and his uncompromising
9:12
ideas and if you weren't loyal well then you're going to get a big
9:14
braing feat down menix
9:15
worried that Lennon's attitude could lead to a one-man dictatorship
9:18
but come on does this guy look like a dictator to
9:22
you for now lenon remained in Europe writing his socialist newspaper
9:25
and impatiently awaiting an opportunity to overthrow the Zar and bring Comm
9:29
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or something hm won't that change the social fabric of Russia
11:02
maybe hey Isn't it past your bedtime
11:04
but I haven't had my milk and snuggles
11:06
yet will you snuggle
11:08
me um Nicholas thought modernization
11:11
was boring but he let Sergey do his thing
11:14
and do his thing he did he borrowed some money and got rush to
11:17
some sexy factories and you know what sexy factories means
11:20
sexy workers dirt poor
11:22
sexy workers long hours
11:24
low wages filthy disease ridden factories
11:27
sleep in overcrowded dormitories
11:28
with all your stinky worker friends
11:30
get your arms ripped off in a freak Russian Dole accident
11:33
conditions were terrible but this growing work in class wasn't about to take it
11:37
ly down they started to do what workers do best
11:40
strike despite sergey's efforts people in Russia still weren't happy peasants were still poor
11:45
liberals still wanted reform
11:47
and now the workers wanted better working
11:49
conditions and the problem with being an autocrat is that when everyone's unhappy
11:52
there's only one person to blame
11:54
you the people hate me what do I do
11:57
ooh I know why don't we find a weak atic Nation to go to
12:00
war with we'll win easily
12:01
and everyone will love me again why don't we just try treating the people
12:06
better as luck would have it an opportunity for war was forming in the
12:10
Far East Russia wanted to expand its sphere of influence into northern China and
12:13
coincidentally so did Japan
12:15
but Japan didn't really want war so they proposed an idea to reduce the
12:19
tension hey man we'll let you do your thing in Manchuria
12:21
if you let us do our thing in Korea
12:23
I don't think so we've got the largest army in the world what do
12:26
you have I'm the emperor of Japan
12:29
I have a giant meca suit
12:31
wa cool Nicholas and the boys didn't see Japan as a threat so they
12:35
felt they could push Japan around but little did they know Japan had been
12:38
rapidly militarizing and when they launched a surprise attack on a Russian Fleet of
12:41
Port Arthur everyone was shocked
12:43
Nicholas hoped it was an opportunity
12:45
to win a quick war and regain the support of the people
12:48
nobody seriously thought a puny Asian country could defeat a European superpower
12:52
and the Russian people were filled with patriotic
12:54
spunk hey everyone we're at war with Japan
13:00
the war hey everyone
13:02
we're losing the war
13:05
the Japanese won an embarrassing defeat for Zar Nicholas
13:08
Russia had enough problems
13:09
but now it had been internationally
13:11
humiliated the public were outraged
13:14
unrest increased Nicholas needed snuggles
13:16
now more than ever the tension was Rising rapidly
13:19
and Russia was on the verge
13:21
of Revolution all it needed was one disaster to push it over the edge
13:25
and that disaster would come in January 1905
13:28
from an unlikely source
13:29
a handsome Orthodox priest named father gapon
13:32
father gapon was leading workers in their families to The Winter Palace
13:35
but this wasn't some violent Uprising
13:37
it was a peaceful
13:38
protest they wanted to deliver a petition to Nicholas
13:41
which simply asked for more freedom and better working
13:43
conditions the protest was actually so peaceful and respectful
13:46
that the marxists thought it was a big waste of time
13:48
hey Nicholas some priest is leading a peaceful protest
13:51
says here they want to give you a petition
13:53
a peaceful petitioning priest
13:55
I better get out of here
13:56
Nicholas had actually left the Winter Palace days earlier
13:59
and in his place they brought in a truckload of troops ordered to stop
14:02
father gapon from reaching the palace
14:04
hello good sir and long live the Zar
14:06
please allow me to pass this simple petition to our dear father Nicholas II
14:10
good day to you too
14:11
please allow us to respond
14:13
by opening fire what began as a peaceful protest
14:18
ended in tragedy Imperial soldiers
14:21
opened fire on the crowd
14:23
around 200 civilians died 800 more were wounded
14:27
all they wanted was the opportunity
14:28
to ask Nicholas to improve their lives
14:31
instead they were met with bullets
14:33
Nicholas didn't personally order the troops to fire
14:36
but as an autocrat
14:37
he got the blame
14:38
the event became known as Bloody Sunday
14:40
and Nicholas's reputation plummeted
14:42
strikes erupted across the Empire
14:44
workers demands increased liberals demanded political power peasants demanded land
14:49
the country was out of control
14:51
and the 1905 revolution
14:53
had begun listen Nicholas
14:55
peasants seizing my land and murdering my family I can tolerate but illegally chopping
14:58
my would that's obscene
15:00
and the worse I treat my workers
15:02
the more they strike
15:03
I don't get it everyone relax
15:04
as long as the military is still on my side there's nothing to worry
15:07
about Sir the sailors are starting to Mutiny
15:09
well my life just sucks
15:11
with Russia still losing to the Japanese
15:13
unrest was growing in the military
15:14
and some Sailors had even taken to killing officers
15:17
having the people against you was bad enough but if the military joined in
15:20
it would be game over
15:22
to make matters worse in October workers and marxists including one Leon Trotsky
15:26
began setting up local elected councils called Soviets
15:28
that coordinated strikes and supplied the workers
15:31
Sergey could see the writing on the wall things were going south fast and
15:34
he needed a big idea to save the Zar
15:37
and luckily he had just that you see all these angry people from different
15:41
parts of society weren't really working
15:43
together meaning there was a weakness to exploit
15:45
Sergey wrote a Manifesto
15:46
that would give the Liberals an elected assembly called the Duma
15:49
it took some convincing
15:51
but eventually Nicholas agreed to share power and have his laws approved by an
15:54
elected assembly hey liberals
15:56
here's your stupid Manifesto
15:57
happy now we certainly are but what about these guys aren't you going to
16:01
give them what they want oh goodness no
16:04
I was just going to kill them with the Liberals satisfied
16:06
and after ending the war with Japan thear brought thousands of troops home who
16:09
then dismantled the Soviets
16:11
arrested their leaders and crushed The Peasant uprisings in the countryside
16:14
and how about that pesky Parliament Nicholas had agreed to share power with well
16:18
he then wrote a bunch of new laws which basically said
16:20
hey remember that Manifesto I wrote and how you guys were going to approve
16:23
my laws mhm slight change of plan
16:25
actually I'm going to do whatever the hell I want and you guys are
16:28
going to shut up
16:29
what the people won't stand for this
16:32
people what people you know this is why people don't like you and just
16:36
like that Nicholas had survived the 1905
16:39
Revolution but wait a Revolution
16:42
in Russia where was lenon
16:44
well Lenin and his communist Pals were still in Exile he tried desperately to
16:48
radicalize the uprising but all he could do was watch as the movements failed
16:51
to organize the Liberals sold out the poor and the zarat played the people
16:55
Furious he believed Russia had missed a great chance for a real Revolution
17:00
from now on he felt the only way left
17:02
was an armed Revolution
17:03
by the workers watching the events of 1905
17:06
unfold Lon learned a lot thear
17:08
however would prove to have learned
17:10
nothing after the 1905
17:12
revolution had failed daar's new top man was p stapin
17:15
and he had big ideas to prevent any more chaos
17:18
Step One reform agriculture
17:20
this will make the peasants
17:21
love you and step two
17:23
we'll kill anyone who doesn't to discourage any more revolutionary
17:26
ideas stolin began to crack down even harder on thear opponents
17:30
and thousands were sentenced to death the news even earned itself a new nickname
17:34
stole a pin's necktie
17:36
I don't get it
17:38
oh I see cuz it goes around my neck
17:41
that's so funny but despite the oppression
17:44
many positive reforms were also being made and the Russian economy even began to
17:48
improve this was a problem for Lenin
17:50
if the people weren't suffering
17:51
then they wouldn't support a revolution
17:53
still in Exile and lacking funds
17:55
the Bolsheviks simply weren't in a position to do anything
17:58
luckily it was around this time that Lennon met an incredibly
18:01
handsome Georgian with your second favorite historical mustache
18:04
Joseph Stalin Lennon and Stalin met at a communist convention in Finland and lennin
18:09
liked Stalin because he was a real go-getter
18:11
and was great at fundraising for the bulvik
18:13
and by fundraising I mean kidnapping
18:14
robbing extorting bribing ransoming
18:17
assassinating prison breaking stealing
18:19
Bank rating execution and stealing
18:21
again he stent the menics aren't so hot in all this stealing
18:24
but we still need money so the next time you do a Big Heist
18:27
just do it quietly
18:28
okay quietly got it
18:32
if this isn't quiet
18:33
I don't know what is Stalin's wacky Antics eventually got him exiled to Siberia
18:37
but he had established himself as a big bulls bulvik
18:40
however no amount of bulvik bulls could stop what was happening the Russian economy
18:44
was making a recovery
18:46
for the Zar things were looking up this is great Old Nicholas has to
18:49
do a sit back and not mess anything up hey everyone
18:52
big news I'd like to introduce you to my new best friend
18:56
he's a crazy drunken beardy horny Scandal ridden magic wizard man and he smells
19:00
like a goat we're screwed
19:02
Rasputin a dirt poor peasant from dirt poor nowhere but unlike all the other
19:06
dirt poor peasants Rasputin
19:08
had holy healing powers and when this holy Mystic wandered into St Petersburg
19:12
people began to notice
19:14
he quickly became famous and word of this mystery man in his Healing Hands
19:17
made its way to the Royal Palace
19:19
the appearance of a holy homeless healer was of great interest to the Zar
19:22
and his wife as far as whs go they weren't that inbred
19:26
but they were just inbred enough for their son Alexi to get him ailia
19:29
or in layman's terms
19:30
Mama Mia that's a lot of blood knowing rutin
19:33
could heal people in 1906
19:35
Alexander asked for Rasputin to come and see if he could cure their son
19:38
and crazy as it sounds Rasputin
19:40
did heal Alexi possibly by taking him off his doctor prescribed
19:43
aspirin having seemingly done the impossible
19:46
Rasputin became very very close to the royal family
19:49
but having a crazy homeless wizard man hanging around wasn't a good look for
19:52
the Zar because Rasputin
19:54
was freaky Not only was he a big fan of alcohol but he'd also
19:57
throw these crazy parties with Russian nobility
20:00
where he and all night long and then
20:03
he his whole head
20:05
hypnotic eyes and nobody knew how the goat got on the roof
20:09
initially the Press were banned from talking about rutin
20:12
but eventually the ban was lifted
20:14
and the tabloids went to town the whole thing was a huge Scandal
20:17
and everyone was freaked out that this guy was influencing thear and his wife
20:21
Nicholas could have spent this period of relative peace improving His Image
20:25
instead he spent it doing this
20:27
but as weird as the whole disputant thing was so long as the economy
20:30
continued to improve and the people's lives kept getting better
20:33
maybe Nick would be okay
20:35
maybe there would be no more revolutions
20:37
maybe this video could even end right here
20:39
or maybe things were about to get worse
20:42
a lot worse you see the year is 1914
20:45
and that means it's time for World War I
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