Tuesday, January 26, 2016
Monday, January 25, 2016
Who were Russia's Benevolent Despots? (Part 3): Alexander II
![Left to Right: Catherine the Great, Alexander I, and Alexander II Left to Right: Catherine the Great, Alexander I, and Alexander II](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgFLV0qY7d4EdUkCsFJBWBaoEkuYl22ZayTnfCKVRTAfpOBqI02osAVTPUJnmbGb0VrMkXYyM0Nvpw7la8_wznAQyzrA489a4yJ6Jvy47NUM4uNbt9y_dQ7pTv1GSLFP6TASCgQ4ztxROc/s320/Russia%2527s+Benevolent+Despots.jpg)
Sunday, January 24, 2016
Who were Russia's Benevolent Despots? (Part 1): Catherine the Great
In 1762, Russia had a new ruler, a German Princess who rose
up to the position of Tsar and autocrat. Her rule espoused a new type of
leadership – Benevolent absolutism – which became the model of future Romanovs.
Explore the reign of Russia’s benevolent despots with Catherine the Great as
the first to embrace it.
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