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Why did Russia unify as a country but Europe never did? In 1648, a Russian sailor rounded the far eastern tip of Asia, and that same year Europe's rulers signed the Peace of Westphalia and agreed to stay in pieces. Today Russia is one country of 17 million square kilometers, and the rest of Europe is split into 43. This is the history of Russia and European history told through one map, Russia vs Europe. It starts with the ground: the East European Plain, flat, with rivers whose sources almost touch. Then the Mongol invasion of Russia and the Golden Horde, the tsars and the Third Rome, and the Siberian fur trade that pushed Cossacks all the way to the Pacific. On the other side: peninsulas, mountains, a Pope against an emperor, and the Peace of Westphalia. Then the same plain swallows the two men who came closest to uniting Europe by force: Napoleon's invasion of Russia in 1812 and Operation Barbarossa in 1941. And the twist: why is Europe rich, and why is Russia poor, if Russia won all that land? Why Europe never united by force, why its rivals made it rich, and why even the plain couldn't stop the dissolution of the Soviet Union. Geography and economics, without the geopolitics noise. Subscribe to Fortune of Nations for one country at a time and what its map has to do with its money. 0:00 1648: one giant, 43 pieces 0:48 A plain with no walls 1:16 How Moscow swallowed the plain 1:50 Europe: walls everywhere 2:14 The Mongols 3:15 The same teacher as China 3:41 The Third Rome 4:21 A Pope against an emperor 4:49 Soft gold: the fur rush 5:56 Europe's would-be unifiers 6:13 Napoleon on the plain 6:41 1941: same plain, same winter 7:01 Who won the money? 7:41 Nowhere to go 8:03 1991 8:15 The scorecard 8:51 Back to 1648 Watch next: https://youtu.be/GD7x6sXMnNI?si=H-CvxdMPqoy_dTwI Sources (with links): see the pinned comment. Map data & imagery: Elevation: AWS Terrain Tiles (Mapzen) · Natural Earth – public domain · Night lights: NASA Earth Observatory / GIBS (Black Marble) Music and most sound effects: original, made for this video. Sound effects: "Swoosh 1" by AleXZavesa (freesound.org/people/AleXZavesa/sounds/854081), CC BY 4.0 · Mixkit (free license) #Russia #Europe #History
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