For the Horde? Russian History and the Mongol Empire
My latest podcast takes a look at the influence of the Mongol Empire on Russian history, and indeed on world history.
My latest podcast takes a look at the influence of the Mongol Empire on Russian history, and indeed on world history.
In this 8th podcast episode in the ‘Black Legend of Russian History’ the myths about Ivan the Terrible are outlined, and then the stranger stories of his life are told.
Victoria, like many post-democratic societies of the so-called West, is not a victim of Stockholm Syndrome. It is trapped in a Stanford Prison Experiment.
I have published From the Burning Archive: essays and fragments 2015-2022. You can buy it as print or e-book here at Amazon and also at other online retailers.
Here is an excerpt of the introductory essay of that collection. It tells how a dream image became a poem became a blog became a podcast and then an author platform.
In the early 1600s Russia suffered a traumatic civil war, political instability and social chaos – the Time of Troubles. Find out more on my latest podcast.
As part of the continuing series of telling Russian History backwards and debunking the ‘Black Legend of Russian History, Jeff Rich tells the tale of Russia’s 18th century when there was one great Emperor and four remarkable Empresses.
I have released two new episodes of The Burning Archive podcast. Episode 65 The Black Legend…
Episode 63 The Lessons of History – The Burning Archive podcast explores how the past is not dead,…
I have released two new podcasts on the crises in America and the challenges of a multipolar world for Australia.
Tonight I released my latest podcast, Please Don’t Cancel Russia, episode 60. When in early 2022…