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Traditional historical science considers the chronology of the events of the 19th century, as well as the events themselves, to be established correctly (not falsified) not only in general terms, but also in particulars (such as, for example, the identification of the present city of Sevastopol with the “Sevastopol” that was taken during the Crimean War). The author analyzed the history of the 19th century for the presence of recurrence of events (if not to say - "falsifications") during the period of Napoleon I and Napoleon III, as well as related events in the world (countries, empires, composers, writers, scientists, prominent politicians, rulers …), and not only … Everything and everyone has its parallels.
As the initial data, a partial sample of well-known historical data, considered by traditional historians to be true, is given. For the convenience of analysis, the data are grouped into pairs of events with a step between events in a pair equal to approximately 50 years.
1) November 1799: Napoleon I becomes the head of France.
December 1848: Napoleon III becomes President of France.
2) 4 years after the beginning of his reign, Napoleon I is proclaimed emperor of France. The Republic becomes an Empire (1804). 4 years after the beginning of his reign, Napoleon III is proclaimed emperor
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France. The Republic becomes an Empire (1852).
3) On the eve of Napoleon I's coming to power (1799) - an uprising in Ireland (1798), suppressed. On the eve of Napoleon III's coming to power (1848) - an uprising in Ireland (1848), suppressed.
4) Barras contributed to the rise to power of Napoleon I. The first prime minister under Napoleon III was Barrot.
5) February 1798: the proclamation of the Roman Republic with the support of the French army that entered the Papal States; the republic lasted for about a year. February 1849: proclamation of the Roman Republic; the republic lasted less than a year and was destroyed by the French army that entered the Papal States.
6) On the eve of Napoleon's birth (1769), the Russian fleet during the war with Turkey carried out
the so-called "First Archipelago Expedition" (since 1769), during which there was
the Turkish fleet was defeated (in the Chesme battle). On the eve of Napoleon's birth (1808), during the war with Turkey, the Russian fleet carried out the so-called "Second Archipelago Expedition" (from 1806), during which
the Turkish fleet was defeated (in the Athos battle).
7) Approximately 10 years before the birth of Napoleon I (1769), the literary movement "Storm and Onslaught" was formed in Germany, which quite sharply broke with classicism. A more moderate position was taken by the "Union of the Grove" ("Göttingen Commonwealth of Poets"), which arose a little later and fell apart a couple of years after the birth of Napoleon. Approximately 10 years before the birth of Napoleon (1808), a literary circle of "Jena Romantics" was formed in Germany, who created the theory of early romanticism, opposing it to bourgeois reality. More moderate positions were held by the "Heidelberg Romantics" circle, which arose somewhat later and disintegrated a couple of years after Napoleon's birth.
8) During the reign of Napoleon I, a war was organized against almost all of Europe against Russia (Patriotic War). From the European side, the war is led by Napoleon I, and from the Russian side - by the brothers Alexander and Constantine.
During the reign of Napoleon III, a war was organized against almost all of Europe against Russia (the Crimean War). From the European side, the war is led by Napoleon III, and from the Russian side - by the brothers Alexander and Constantine.
9) The only son of Napoleon I, who never ruled Napoleon II, was born in 1811 (one year before the end of World War II) and lived only 21 years. The only son of Napoleon III, who never ruled Napoleon IV, was born in 1856 (the year the Crimean War ended) and lived only 22 years.
10) Napoleon I was an artillery officer who printed a couple of ballistics brochures; Napoleon III was an artillery officer who printed a couple of specialty brochures.
11) Napoleon I suffered from stomach cancer, which brought him to the grave. Napoleon III suffered from kidney stones, which killed him.
12) Just before the fall of Napoleon I (1815) - Bonaparte is forced to announce liberal reforms. During the "hundred days", on April 23, 1815, the Constitution was published, very liberal compared to the way Bonaparte had ruled before. The constitution was approved at a plebiscite in May 1815 (one month before the final abdication). The last years of the reign of Napoleon III were marked by liberal reforms. In 1869 (a year before the fall of Bonaparte in 1870) a new Constitution was published, which was approved at a plebiscite held in May 1870 (a couple of months before the fall of Napoleon in September 1870).
13) King Louis XVI, who preceded Napoleon I, ruled for 18 years and was overthrown by the revolution, in which the main role was played by the party of Montagnards ("Mountain"). After the revolution, the king lived for about a year. King Louis Philippe, who preceded Napoleon III, ruled for 18 years and was overthrown by the revolution, in which the Montagnards party ("Mountain") played the main role. After the revolution, the king lived for about a year.
14) With the second accession of Louis XVIII, an extreme reaction began. This especially affected the elections on August 22, 1815, when the extreme right received a majority, forming the so-called "unprecedented" chamber (chambre introuvable). and the big bourgeoisie, who overthrew Prince Alexander Cuza from the throne in 1866 and invited the Prussian Prince Karl of Hohenzollern (Karol I) to the throne.
15) One of the leaders of the Great French Revolution (leaders of the left flank) were the "Jacobins". One of the leaders of the left faction during the Revolution of 1848 was Johann Jacobi.
16) Babeuf Gracchus (1760 - 1797, real name Francois Noel) was a French communist who defended the interests of the poor. Under the Directory he was preparing an uprising. Executed. His followers were called Babuvists.
Bab (1819 - 1850, Sayyid Ali Mohammed) - the founder of the Babid sect. In 1844 he declared himself “Bab”, that is, “gates” through which the will of the mahdi should be transmitted to people. In 1847 he was arrested, during the Babid uprisings of 1848-52, led by his followers, he was shot.
17) Fifteen years before the fall of Napoleon (1815), the tsar (1801) was replaced in Russia, who, a few years after the beginning of his reign, carried out a peasant reform ("Decree on free farmers", 1803). The previous king (reactionary) dies in the midst of the Napoleonic wars (rumors of a violent death). 15 years before the fall of Napoleon III (1870), the tsar (1855) was replaced in Russia, who, a few years after the beginning of his reign, carried out a peasant reform (1861). The previous tsar (reactionary) dies in the midst of the Crimean War (rumors of a "strange"
of death).
18) Soon after the "Decree on Free Plowmen" (1803), liberal university and censorship regulations (1804) are introduced in Russia, which will be revised by the next tsar. Soon after the Peasant Reform (1861), liberal university and censorship reforms were carried out in Russia, which would be revised by the next tsar.
19) 1812: the strongest fires in Moscow, captured by French troops. 1862: the strongest fires in St. Petersburg. {Note: one of the battles of the Crimean War was not far from "Sevastopol", on a certain
"The Black River" - the most famous in Russia The Black River is located near St. Petersburg, on which Pushkin was killed by Dantes. Questions arise: which "Sevastopol" was taken during the Crimean War, and in what year was it?
20) 10 years before the fall of Napoleon I (1815), the Italian Kingdom was formed (1805) - at the behest of Bonaparte, who defeated Austria. 10 years before the fall of Napoleon III (1870), the Italian Kingdom was formed (1860) -
with the active participation of Napoleon III, who sided with Sardinia in the war with Austria (1859), which ended in the defeat of Austria.
21) 6 years after the coronation of Napoleon I (1804) - military settlements are created in Russia (1810). 5 years after the coronation of Napoleon III (1852), military settlements were "abolished" in Russia (1857). {Note: military settlements were not at all the bogey that modern historians portray them; there were military settlements after 1857 - under the name of "Cossacks", to which they are identical. }
22) On the eve of the fall of Napoleon I - the revolution in Spain. On the eve of the fall of Napoleon III - the revolution in Spain.
23) 1814 - the fall of Napoleon I. Paris was taken by Russian troops. After some time (Bonaparte on the Elbe, "one hundred days") the city was taken again. 1870 - the fall of Napoleon III. Paris was taken by "Prussian" troops. After suppression
Of the Paris Commune, the city again passed into the hands of the counter-revolution.
24) After the fall of Napoleon I, a reactionary "Sacred Union" (Russia, Austria, Prussia) is formed, which disintegrated 15 years later. After the fall of Napoleon III, the reactionary "Union of Three Emperors" (with the same
participants), which disintegrated after 15 years.
25) 1821: death of Napoleon I. 1873: death of Napoleon III.
26) 10 years after the fall of Napoleon I (1815), the tsar is replaced in Russia (1825); the next king (reactionary) executes the five main conspirators (Decembrists). 10 years after the fall of Napoleon III (1870), the tsar was replaced in Russia (1881); the next tsar (reactionary) will execute the five main conspirators (First March).
27) After the fall of Napoleon I (1815) 11 years have passed - the death of the Russian tsar and the execution of five conspirators become the reason for the creation of the Third Branch (1826) under the leadership of Benckendorff. After the fall of Napoleon III (1870) 11 years have passed - the death of the Russian tsar and the execution of five conspirators become the reason for the creation (in 1881) of a "security department".
28) After the death of Napoleon I (1821), 10 years pass - in January 1831 the Polish Seim announces the deprivation of Nicholas I of the throne of the Kingdom of Poland; shortly before that (in November 1830), the Poles expelled from Warsaw the governor of the Kingdom of Poland, Grand Duke Constantine; a year later, military and zemstvo reforms are carried out in Russia. 10 years before the death of Napoleon III (1873) - the rebellious Poles in January 1863 expelled the governor of the Kingdom of Poland, Grand Duke Constantine from Warsaw; a year later, military and zemstvo reforms are carried out in Russia.
29) After the death of Alexander I and the execution of the Decembrists (1825), several years pass - an epidemic of cholera (1830 - 1831), followed by crop failures and famine (until 1834). During an epidemic, the emperor's brother, Constantine (the same
which was driven out by the Poles) After the death of Alexander II and the execution of the First Martyrs (1881), several years pass -
catastrophic famine (1891), followed by a cholera epidemic (1892). During the epidemic, the emperor's brother, Constantine (the one who was driven out by the Poles) dies. {Note: in both cases, the end of cholera and famine falls on the ten-year anniversary of the execution (within one year). }
30) After the birth of Napoleon (1769), 50 years pass - in 1819 the Main Pedagogical Institute was abolished, by transforming it into St. Petersburg University. After the birth of Napoleon (1808) 50 years have passed - in 1859 the Main Pedagogical Institute (opened in 1829) was again abolished. {Note: Apparently, St. Petersburg University really existed only since 1859. }
31) After the fire of Moscow (1812), about 30 years have passed - the "Depot of Exemplary Weights and Measures" (1842) was formed in Russia.
After the fire of St. Petersburg (1862), about 30 years have passed - on the initiative of Mendeleev, the "Main Chamber of Weights and Measures" (1893) was formed in Russia. {Note: if you lower the date "1842" down another half century, you can get to
similar events at the end of the 18th century in France - the establishment of the standard of the meter. Obviously, Russia was the birthplace of these innovations, and they themselves date back to the end of the 19th century, not the 18th. }
32) After the beginning of the reign of Napoleon I (1799) 11 years pass - Bernadotte becomes the heir to the Swedish throne (1810). Shortly before the death of Napoleon I, in 1818 Bernadotte becomes king of Sweden. After the beginning of the reign of Napoleon III (1848), 11 years pass - Charles XV becomes king of Sweden (1859). Shortly before the death of Napoleon III, in 1872 Oscar II became king of Sweden.
33) In 1811, the English king George III "became mentally ill". Duke Albert, husband of Queen Victoria of England, died in 1861.
34) After the death of Napoleon I (1821), 8 years pass - the war of Russia against Turkey (1829) leads to the fact that Serbia and Moldavia Wallachia gain autonomy, and Greece independence. After the death of Napoleon III (1873), 6 years pass - the war of Russia against Turkey (1878) leads to the fact that Serbia and Romania gain independence, and Greece gets
significant lands from Turkey.
35) After the death of Napoleon I (1821), 8 years pass - anti-Russian unrest in Persia (1829), the crowd kills Griboyedov and other Europeans. On the eve of these events, a long war of liberation of religious rebels led by Gazi-Mahomet begins in the Caucasus, who created their theocratic state (imamate). Rebels
will be defeated only after many years. After the death of Napoleon III (1873), 8 years pass - anti-European pogroms in Alexandria (1882), about 250 Europeans were killed. On the eve of these events, a long war of liberation begins in Sudan, led by Mohammed Ahmad Abdullah, religious rebels who created their own theocratic state. The rebels will be defeated only after many years.
36) After the death of Napoleon I (1821), 18 years pass - the ruler of Serbia, Milos Obrenovic, abdicates the throne (1839). After him, a decade and a half (1842 - 58) ruled by a prince named Alexander (after him another change of dynasty takes place). After the death of Napoleon III (1873) 16 years pass - the ruler of Serbia, Milan Obrenovic, abdicates the throne (1889). After him, a decade and a half (1889 - 1903) ruled by a king named Alexander (after him another change of dynasty takes place).
37) 10 years before the death of Napoleon I (1821) - Spain fights against almost all of Latin America (in 1810, the War of Independence of Latin America began). In Central America, the country "United Provinces of Central America" is formed, which soon fell apart (Guatemala, Honduras, Costa Rica, Nicaragua and San Salvador).
10 years before the death of Napoleon III (1873) - Spain fights against almost all of Latin America (the Mexican Expedition began in 1861; the Pacific War in 1864). In Central America, an alliance is formed - the "Coalition of Central America" (Guatemala, Honduras, Costa Rica, Nicaragua and San Salvador), which disintegrated a few years later.
38) After the end of the War of Independence of Latin America from Spain (1826), 13 years pass: Chile declares war (1839) against the Confederation of Peru and Bolivia; Chile wins, after which the Confederation falls apart.
Thirteen years have passed since the end of the Pacific War (1864-66): Chile declares war against the alliance of Peru and Bolivia (the so-called Pacific War of 1879-83); Chile wins, after which the union falls apart.
39) After the end of the Patriotic War (1812), about 38 years pass - Jose San Martin (1850), the national hero of Argentina, a fighter for the liberation of Latin America from Spain, dies. After the end of the Crimean War (1856), about 39 years pass - Jose Martí (1895), the national hero of Cuba, a fighter for the liberation of Latin America from Spain, dies.
40) After the end of the Patriotic War (1812), 12 years pass - an agreement (1824) is concluded between Russia and the United States on the issue of Alaska. After the end of the Crimean War (1856) 11 years pass - the USA buys Alaska (1867).
41) 7 years before the fall of Napoleon I (1815), the king is replaced in Denmark (1808). 7 years before the fall of Napoleon III (1870), the king was replaced in Denmark (1863).
42) Almost immediately after Napoleon I came to power (1799), the king was replaced in Sardinia (1802). After the fall of Napoleon I (1815), 6 years pass - this king is replaced by the next one (1821). Almost immediately after Napoleon III came to power (1848), the king was replaced in Sardinia (1849). After the fall of Napoleon III (1870), 8 years pass - this king is replaced by the next one (1878).
43) After the coup d'état of Napoleon I (1799), 9 years pass - the sultan is replaced in Turkey (1808).
After the coup d'état of Napoleon III (1851), 10 years have passed - the sultan is replaced in Turkey (1861).
44) After the coronation of Napoleon I (1804), about a year has passed - the ruler will be replaced in Egypt (1805). After the coronation of Napoleon III (1852), about a year passed - the ruler was replaced in Egypt (1854).
45) Not long before Napoleon I came to power (1799), the next "Pius" (the seventh in a row - in 1799) became the Pope. He survived Napoleon I by several years, dying in 1823. For most of his life, this pope was a pitiful toy in Bonaparte's hands. Not long before Napoleon III came to power (1848), the next "Pius" became the Pope of Rome (allegedly, the ninth - in 1846). He survived Napoleon III by several years, dying in 1878. For a significant part of his life, this pope was actually a puppet in the hands of Bonaparte (the Papal States were under the protectorate of France and became part of Italy only after the fall of Napoleon III).
46) After the death of Napoleon I (1821), a decade and a half pass - Vitkevich arrives from Russia to Afghanistan on a mission to establish relations with the then ruler of Afghanistan, Doge Mohamed. Witkiewicz's mission provokes the most acute conflict between Russia and England over Afghanistan, the most acute in the entire first half of the 19th century. After the death of Napoleon III (1873), a decade and a half passed - the strongest crisis in relations with England (1885) in the entire second half of the 19th century, caused by the advance of Russian troops in the direction of Afghanistan (the occupation of Pyanj and the battle at Ak-Tepe).
47) Simultaneously with the aggravation of Anglo-Russian relations during Witkiewicz's mission to Afghanistan, an aggravation of Anglo-Burmese relations occurs, caused by the refusal of the new Burmese ruler (in 1837 Tharawaddy replaced his brother Bagyidaw on the throne) to recognize the treaty in Yandabo, according to which Burma gave Britain the territories of Tenasserim and Arakan. Simultaneously with the aggravation of Anglo-Russian relations on the question of Afghanistan, there is
aggravation of Anglo-Burmese relations caused by the fact that the Burmese government imposed a fine on an English company that did not pay the export duty. The war between England and Burma led to the annexation of Burmese territory by Britain.
48) After the fall of Napoleon I (1815), 15 years pass - the July Revolution in France (1830), which was prompted by the publication of reactionary laws ("ordinances"). The collapse of the reactionaries. The revolution ended the Sacred Union. After the fall of Napoleon III (1870), 15 years have passed - the most acute crisis in France (the end of the 80s), provoked by the reactionary movement of the Boulangists (led by General Boulanger). As a result, the reactionaries are defeated. End of the "Union of the Three Emperors".
49) A quarter of a century after the fall of Napoleon I (1815) and 9 years after the revolution of 1830 - France invades Madagascar, making the northern part of the island its protectorate (1839). A quarter of a century after the fall of Napoleon III (1870) and 9 years after the Boulanger crisis, France annexes Madagascar (1896).
50) Soon after the peasant reform in Russia (1803), Lisyansky (1803 - 1806) sailed, during which one of the Hawaiian Islands was discovered, later named after the Russian navigator. Soon after the peasant reform of 1861, Lesovsky's squadron arrived on the shores of the United States (September 1863), enthusiastically received in the United States.
51) Shortly before the Polish uprising of 1830 (the same one during which the Grand Duke Constantine fled from Warsaw), the war between Russia and Turkey ends, during which the entire Turkish fleet perished (1827, at Navarin).
Shortly before the Polish uprising of 1863 (the same one), the war between Russia and Turkey ends, during which the entire Turkish fleet was killed (1853, at Sinop).
52) Soon after the Polish uprising of 1830 (the same one) - a war broke out between Turkey and Egypt (1833), during which the Egyptian ruler was trying to raise his status, seeking independence. Soon after the Polish uprising of 1863, the Turkish sultan bestows the title of Khedive on his Egyptian vassal, thereby increasing his status.
53) After the death of Alexander I and the execution of the Decembrists (1825), a decade and a half has passed - the successful financial reform of Count Kankrin (1839), stabilizing the financial system of Russia. The actual introduction of the silver standard.
After the death of Alexander II and the execution of the First Martyrs (1881), a decade and a half passed - the financial reform of Count Witte (1897). The actual introduction of the gold standard.
54) 21 years before the fall of Napoleon I (1815) and 7 years before the accession of Alexander I (1801) - there is a Polish uprising (1794), led by Kosciuszko. The uprising was crushed by the tsarist troops under the command of Count Suvorov, who took the city of Prague (supposedly, this is a suburb of Warsaw). Kosciuszko will die in exile, later his ashes will be transported to Poland. 21 years before the fall of Napoleon III (1870) and 7 years before the accession of Alexander II (1855) - the Hungarian revolution (1848 - 1849), led by Kossuth, takes place. The uprising was crushed by the tsarist troops under the command of Prince Paskevich. Kossuth will die in exile, and his ashes will subsequently be transported to Hungary.
{Note: the unmatched surnames "Kossuth" and "Kosciuszko" are practically identical. } {Note # 2: about "Prague" taken by Suvorov. Simultaneously with the Hungarian Revolution of 1848, the Slavic Congress was held in the capital of the Czech Republic (Prague), dispersed by Austrian troops under the command of General Windischgrez; the same Windischgrz a little later
led the Austrian units aimed at suppressing the Hungarian revolution. }
55) 8 years before the fall of Napoleon I (1815) and a couple of years after the start of the peasant reform in Russia (1803) - the Ionian Islands change their owner (1807). In the same year - the abolition of serfdom in the Duchy of Warsaw.
6 years before the fall of Napoleon III (1870) and a couple of years after the start of the peasant reform in Russia (1861), the Ionian Islands changed their owner (1864). In the same year - the agrarian reform in Poland (peasants receive allotments without any redemption - in fact, the abolition of serfdom).
56) A few years before the fall of Napoleon I, defeated Austria was forced to come to terms with the emergence of the "Union of Rhine" (a union of German states without the participation of the Habsburgs). Austria itself changes its status, becoming the "Empire of Austria" shortly after the liquidation of the Holy Roman Empire (in which Austria held a leading position).
Several years before the fall of Napoleon III, the defeated Austria was forced to come to terms with the emergence of the "North German Union" (the unification of Germany without the Habsburgs). Austria itself changes its status, becoming "Austria-Hungary" soon after the liquidation of the German Union (in which Austria was in the first place).
57) 19 years before the coronation of Napoleon (1804) - a class group of "eminent citizens" was established in Russia (1785).
20 years before the coronation of Napoleon (1852), an estate group of "honorary citizens" (1832) was established in Russia to replace the group of "eminent citizens" that was abolished in the same year.
58) After the start of the Patriotic War (1812), 6 years pass - the construction of St. Isaac's Cathedral begins in St. Petersburg (1818). After the start of the Crimean War (1853), about 5 years pass - it ends in St. Petersburg
construction of St. Isaac's Cathedral (1858). {Note: most likely this cathedral was built within one year. It’s the same story, for sure, with all the other “centenary construction projects”. 19th century technology
quite allowed to complete any construction in a few months. }
59) After the death of Napoleon (1821) 16 years pass - the first railway was built in Russia (between St. Petersburg and Tsarskoe Selo, 1837). After the death of Napoleon (1873), 15 years have passed - in the country of Ethiopia, the first
railway (between Addis Ababa and Djibouti, 1888).
60) After the construction of the first railway in Russia (1837), it takes about five years - the beginning of the construction of the railway between St. Petersburg and Moscow (1842), which will be completed in about 10 years (1851). After the construction of the first "Ethiopian" railway (1885), about five years pass - the imperial rescript (1891), announcing the start of the construction of the Trans-Siberian Railway, which will be completed in about 10 years (1902). {Note: 1891 ushers in the era of the so-called "railroad fever", when the state and private companies competed in the pace of railroad construction. The same thing happened in the USA in the same years. Thus, immediately after
the invention of railways (apparently in 1885) began their mass construction. }
61) After the end of the Patriotic War (1812), about a year passes - Nikolai Leontyevich Benois (1813), a Russian architect who skillfully imitated historical styles, was born. Benois built a number of railway stations (at Peterhof, 1855-57). He died in 1898, 68 years after the Polish uprising (1830). In the very year of the end of the Crimean War (1856), Leonty Nikolaevich Benois (son of Nikolai Leontievich), a Russian architect who continued the traditions of classicism, was born. He died in 1928, 65 years after the Polish uprising (1863). {Note: the first Benoit is obviously a fiction also because in the middle of the 19th century railways were not known, which means that no one built stations for them. }
62) After the fall of Napoleon I (1815) 16 years pass - the Brazilian Emperor Pedro I abdicated under pressure from the opposition (1831) 19 years pass after the fall of Napoleon III (1870) - the Brazilian Emperor Pedro II is overthrown
Republicans (1889).
63) 23 years before the Patriotic War of 1812 - the Brabant Revolution (1789) takes place, which led to the formation of the "United States of Belgium". 23 years before the start of the Crimean War (1853) - the Belgian Revolution (1830), leading to the formation of an independent Belgium.
64) Approximately 7 years before the capture of Moscow (1812) by Napoleon I, Bonaparte's most bloodless military victory takes place: in 1805, General Mack with his entire army surrenders at Ulm. Approximately 7 years after the capture of the city of Mexico City by the French troops (1863), the most inglorious military defeat of Napoleon III takes place: in 1870, Marshal MacMahon surrenders with his entire army to Sedan.
65) After the surrender of Mack (1805), about 8 years pass - Austria occupies the Illyrian provinces (1813), tearing them away from France (which was defeated by Russian troops). After MacMahon's surrender (1870), about 8 years pass - Austria occupies Bosnia and Herzegovina (1878), tearing them away from Turkey (which was defeated by Russian troops).
66) After Mack's shameful surrender (1805), 9 years pass - an unprecedented gathering gathers, the Congress of Vienna (1814 - 1815). European diplomats divide Napoleon's Empire. The main intrigue of the Congress is the undercover struggle against the interests of Russia, which defeated Bonaparte. After the shameful surrender of MacMahon (1870), 8 years pass - an unprecedented gathering gathers, the Berlin Congress (1878). European diplomats divide up the Ottoman Empire.
The main intrigue of the Congress is intrigues against the rights of Russia, which defeated Turkey.
67) 14 years before the fall of Napoleon (1814) and several years before the creation of the Italian Kingdom (1805) - an attempt is made on Bonaparte's life (1800). The murder was planned to be committed at the Opera, the conspirators were arrested on the way to Bonaparte's bed. 12 years before the fall of Napoleon (1870) and several years before the proclamation of the Italian
Kingdom (1860) - an attempt is made on Bonaparte's life (1858), when he, together with the Empress Eugenia, went to the Paris Opera.
68) 10 years before the coronation of Napoleon (1804), the Thermidorian coup (1794) takes place. Napoleon is arrested and goes to prison. 12 years before the coronation of Napoleon (1852), Bonaparte attempted a state
coup in Boulogne (1840), failed. After that, he is imprisoned in the Ham fortress.
69) Shortly before Mack's shameful surrender (1805), the most humiliating event for the Bourbons takes place - the shooting of the Duke of Enghien (1804), accused of claiming the throne of France. The execution took place in March. Shortly before the shameful surrender of MacMahon (1870), the most humiliating event for the Habsburgs took place - the shooting of the Austrian Archduke Maximilian (1867), who claimed the throne of Mexico. The execution took place in March.
70) 7 years before the fall of Napoleon (1814) - Denmark is at war with England (1807). Denmark's defeat results in the loss of Norway. 6 years before the fall of Napoleon (1870) - Denmark is at war with Prussia (1864). Defeat of Denmark
leads to her loss of Schleswig.
71) Soon after Napoleon came to power, Bonaparte "sold" the territory of French Louisiana to the United States, thereby increasing the size of the States by almost a third. Shortly before Napoleon came to power, the United States concluded the Guadalupe-Hidalgo Treaty with Mexico, according to which the territory of the United States increased by almost a third.
72) After the death of Napoleon (1821), about 15 years have passed - a major uprising in Canada, led by William Mackenzie. After the death of Napoleon (1873), about 15 years pass - a major uprising in Canada, under
led by Louis Rel.
73) After the death of Alexander I and the execution of five conspirators (1825), 17 years pass - England is at war with the Boer state of Natal (1842 - the battle of Kangel). A year later, England annexes the territory of Natal. After the death of Alexander II and the execution of five conspirators (1881), 17 years pass - England is at war with the Boer republics (1898). Breaking the stubborn resistance of the Boers, England annexes the Transvaal and the Orange Republic.
74) After the death of Napoleon (1821), 17 years pass - a diplomatic conflict over Switzerland (1838), almost leading to war. After the death of Napoleon (1873) 16 years pass - the diplomatic conflict around
Switzerland (1889), almost leading to war.
75) After the end of the Patriotic War (1812) 35 years pass - the civil war in Switzerland (1847). After the end of the Crimean War (1856), 34 years have passed - a bloody coup (1890) in Ticino (Switzerland).
76) After the death of Napoleon (1821), 34 years pass - the first agreement between Japan and Russia (1855) is signed on the division of Sakhalin and the Kuril Islands. After the death of Napoleon (1873) 32 years pass - the Treaty of Portsmouth (1905) is signed between Japan and Russia. 77) After the end of the Patriotic War (1812), about a year has passed - Persia is losing the war unleashed by it. After the end of the Crimean War (1856), about a year has passed - Persia is losing the war, which she also unleashed.
78) After the start of the Patriotic War (1812), about 20 years have passed - a civil war flares up in Spain (1st Carlist, 1833). The reactionary contender for the Spanish throne, Don Carlos "the Elder", is losing this war.
After the start of the Crimean War (1853), about 20 years have passed - in Spain, the civil war flares up again (2nd Carlist, 1872). The reactionary contender for the Spanish throne, Don Carlos "the Younger", is losing this war.
79) The most famous diplomat of the first half of the 19th century was Metternich. He came to the fore in 1809, 6 years before the fall of Napoleon I (1815); and was sent into retirement in 1848, 36 years after the end of Bonaparte's campaign against Russia (1812). Out of work, Metternich wrote articles on current issues, however, was no longer called up for service, which made him extremely sad. The main idea of Metternich's policy was every obstacle to the unification of Germany.
The most famous diplomat of the second half of the 19th century was Bismarck. He came to the fore in 1862, 8 years before the fall of Napoleon III (1870); and was dismissed in 1890, 34 years after the end of the Crimean War (1856). Having retired, Bismarck continued to write articles, however, he was no longer called up for service, that his
extremely angry. The main goal of all Bismarck's policy was the desire for the unification of Germany.
80) Shortly before the death of Napoleon I (1821) - a decree was issued in Russia on the expulsion of the Jesuits from the country (1820). Soon after the death of Napoleon III (1873), a law on the expulsion of the Jesuits is issued in Germany
(1875).
81) After Mack's shameful surrender (1805), 17 years have passed - in 1822, protectionist customs tariffs are adopted in Russia. In the same year, the tsarist government took an external loan from the French banking house of Rothschild. 17 years have passed since MacMahon's shameful surrender (1870) - in 1887, customs tariffs in Russia are significantly increased. The following year, the tsarist government makes a bond loan on the French market.
82) After the shameful surrender of Mack (1805), 22 years pass - in Russia the state monopoly on the vodka trade is canceled and the system of ransoms returns (1827). After the shameful surrender of MacMahon (1870), 24 years pass - a state monopoly on the vodka trade is introduced in Russia (1894).
83) After the end of the Patriotic War (1812), 44 years have passed - an unprecedented activation of the student movement in Scandinavia, the peak of which is the student congress in the city of Uppsala (1856). After the end of the Crimean War (1856), 43 years have passed - student riots, demonstrations and strikes in 1899 in St. Petersburg, spread to all universities of the Empire. There was nothing like this in the entire 19th century.
84) After the end of the Patriotic War (1812), 27 years have passed - in the country of "Prussia" a law on child labor has been adopted (1839). After the end of the Crimean War (1856), 26 years have passed - in Russia, a law has been passed on limiting the use of minors' labor (1882) …
85) After the start of the Patriotic War (1812), 32 years pass - in Prussia, the largest uprising of weavers breaks out in the entire 19th century (Silesian Uprising, 1844). 32 years have passed since the start of the Crimean War (1853) - the largest strike in the entire 19th century at the Morozov textile factory (1885) breaks out in Russia.
86) 19 years before the Polish uprising (1830) - the Tsarskoye Selo Lyceum (1811), a famous educational institution, was created in Russia. 19 years before the Polish uprising (1863) - the Tsarskoye Selo Lyceum was "renamed" into the Alexander Lyceum (1844).
87) After the end of the Patriotic War (1812), about 13 years have passed: a new type of punishment for minor criminal and political crimes is introduced in Russia - prison companies (1825). After the end of the Crimean War (1856), about 13 years passed: the prison companies were transformed into Correctional prison departments (1870).
88) In the year of the fire of Moscow (1812), the Russian Bible Society was created in Russia. A year after the fire of St. Petersburg (1862), the Russian Bible Society was "resumed" in Russia.
89) After the fire of Moscow (1812), about 16 years pass - Gazi-Magomed (1828) becomes the first imam of Dagestan and Chechnya, who was soon killed. After the fire of Peter (1862), about 15 years pass - he becomes the imam of Dagestan and Chechnya
Haji-Mahomet (1877), soon killed.
90) After the birth of Napoleon (1769), about 96 years have passed - “literary processes” (1865) begin in Russia, which continue a little less than 10 years. After the birth of Napoleon (1808), about 97 years pass - in Russia “literary processes” (1905) begin again, which continue for a little over 10 years.
91) After Napoleon came to power (1799), about 52 years have passed - in 1852, the first flight is made on a controlled balloon with a steam engine, under the direction of Giffard. After Napoleon came to power (1848), about 52 years have passed - in 1900, Count Zeppelin organizes the first production of airships in Germany.
92) After the birth of Napoleon (1769), 85 years pass - Japan concludes the Ansei treaties with the countries of the West (1854 - 1858). About a decade later, the Meiji Restoration (1867) takes place, the emperor is replaced - 55 years after the end of the Patriotic War (1812). After the birth of Napoleon (1808), 86 years pass - Japan "revises" the Ansei treaties with Western countries (1894 - 1899). After about a decade in Japan, it changes
Emperor (1912) - 56 years after the end of the Crimean War (1856).
93) Shortly before the execution of 5 conspirators (1825), a scandalous event occurs in the royal family - the brother of the emperor, Constantine, enters into a morganatic marriage (1822). Shortly before the execution of 5 conspirators (1881), a scandalous event occurs in the royal family - Emperor Alexander II enters into a morganatic marriage (1880).
94) After a scandalous morganatic marriage in the royal family (1822), about a decade passes - the famous military theorist and participant in the wars against Napoleon, Karl Clausewitz (1831) dies. After a scandalous morganatic marriage in a royal family (1880), about a decade passes - the famous military theorist and participant in the wars against Napoleon, Karl Moltke (1891), dies.
95) After the end of the Patriotic War (December 1812), a little more than 24 years pass - Pushkin dies (January 29, 1837). The event evokes a storm of emotions in Russia and a wave of messages abroad. After the end of the Crimean War (March 1856), a little more than 24 years have passed - a significant event takes place - the "Pushkin holiday": the opening of a monument to Pushkin in Moscow (June 1880) by Opekushin. The children of the poet, prominent writers, representatives of many cities and public organizations came to the celebrations (for which the "Pushkin holiday" is called the "Russian Pre-parliament"). Dostoevsky's famous speech about Pushkin. {Note: Shortly after the "Pushkin holiday" a very remarkable event took place - on JANUARY 28, 1881 (the anniversary of Pushkin's death) Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky died. Him
the funeral turned into the most grandiose demonstration in St. Petersburg in the entire 19th century. }
96) After the shameful surrender of Mack (1805), about a quarter of a century has passed - the triumphant appearance in the musical world in the early 30s of Fryderyk Chopin (Fryderyk means Fyodor, in Russian). After the shameful surrender of McMahon (1870), about a quarter of a century has passed - the triumphant appearance in the music world at the end of the 90s of Fyodor Chaliapin {Note: there is much in common between the biographies of Chopin and Chaliapin - wandering life, the ability to imitate other people's voices (noted by all friends Chopin and Chaliapin). }
97) After the start of the Patriotic War (1812), about 65 years have passed - the German writer Friedrich Nietzsche publishes a series of articles under the general title "Untimely Thoughts" (1876-78). Nietzsche lived a significant part of his life abroad, cruising between Italy and Switzerland. The last years of his life he was locked in a madman
home.
After the start of the Crimean War (1853), about 65 years have passed - the Russian writer Maxim Gorky publishes a series of his articles under the general title "Untimely Thoughts" (1917-19). For a significant part of his life, Gorky was forced to live abroad, cruising between Germany and Italy. Gorky spent the last years of his life in the USSR, in fact, in bondage. {Note: Nietzsche and Gorky are outwardly VERY similar. }
98) About 35 years before Mack's infamous surrender (1805), one of the greatest German composers of the 19th century, Beethoven (1770), was born. Beethoven is considered the creator of the heroic musical style, the greatest symphonist, the ideals of the Great French Revolution are reflected in his work. He was a master of vocal lyrics (romance songs)
and chamber instrumental music (14 quartets). Beethoven died in 1827, a couple of years after the death of the Russian Tsar and the execution of five conspirators. About 37 years before McMahon's infamous surrender (1870), one of the greatest
Russian composers of the XIX century - Borodin (1833). Works by Borodin are considered the pinnacle of the heroic epic. Borodin is one of the founders of the Russian classical symphony, in his work the liberation ideas of the 60s of the 19th century were embodied. He was a master of vocal lyrics (romances), the creator of the Russian quartet. Borodin died in 1887 -
this year there was an attempt on the life of the king and the execution of five conspirators. {Note: the unmatched surnames are very close - "b_th_v_n" and "b_r_d_n". }
99) After Mack's shameful surrender (1805), about 37 years pass - in 1842, the famous composer Cherubini dies. For a significant part of his life he was a teacher at the Paris Conservatory (as well as its professor and director). Cherubini is better known precisely as the head of the school, and not as a composer - although his music is still performed, but she
secondary in comparison with the music of his contemporaries. After the shameful surrender of MacMahon (1870), about 40 years pass - in 1910 the composer Balakirev dies. For a significant part of his life he was a music teacher, head of the "Free School of Music", chief conductor of the Russian Musical Society, manager of the Court Choir Choir. Balakirev is better known as the head of The Mighty Handful, and not as a composer - although his music is still performed today, it is secondary in comparison with the music of his contemporaries. {Note: both surnames clearly show "K_R_B". True, there are some difficulties with the dates of life and the binding of characters to the dates of events under Napoleons. However, the biographies match up very well. }
100) 15 years before Napoleon's campaign against Russia (1812), the famous composer Franz Schubert (1797) was born. His musical heritage consists mainly of compositions of a vocal character (song-romances). Of all the most famous German composers of the 19th century, Schubert lived the least of all, dying in 1828, seven years after Napoleon's death (1821).
The famous composer Mussorgsky (1839) was born 15 years before Napoleon's campaign against Russia (1854). His specialty was vocal music - most of Mussorgsky's compositions consist precisely of songs. Of all the composers of The Mighty Handful, Mussorgsky lived the least of all, dying in 1881, eight years after the death of Napoleon (1873). {Note: if Schubert is "shifted" down another half century, then another
one composer who lived on Earth for a few years is Mozart, whose surname remarkably correlates with Musorgsky's. Mozart is almost unknown for vocal music - apparently, the reproduction of phantoms was carried out in musical specialties: Mussorgsky and his duplicate "Schubert" were left with songs, and the duplicate "Mozart" was given the rest of Musorgsky's legacy. }
101) Rossini (1792) is born 7 years before Napoleon's coup d'état (1799). His work is the heyday of Italian opera - the incredible number of operas written by Rossini makes him stand out from a number of other composers. Rossini died in 1868, 56 years after World War II (1812). Rimsky-Korsakov (1844) was born 7 years before Napoleon's coup d'état (1851). His work is the heyday of Russian opera - 15 operas belong to Rimsky-Korsakov (more than all other members of The Mighty Handful have written together
taken). The composer died in 1908, 55 years after the start of the Crimean War (1853).
102) 8 years before the death of Napoleon (1821), the greatest German composer of the second half of the 19th century, RICHARD Wagner (1813), was born. To all of Wagner's contemporaries, his music seemed very bizarre and difficult to understand. Wagner died in 1883, 58 years after the death of the Russian tsar and the execution of five conspirators (1825). 9 years before the death of Napoleon (1873), the greatest German composer of the first half of the 20th century, RICHARD Strauss (1864), was born. His music is known for its complexity and pretentiousness - it seemed too complicated to many people of that time. Strauss died in 1949, 61 years after the assassination attempt on the tsar and the execution of five conspirators (1887).
103) Approximately one year before the end of the Patriotic War (1812), the composer Liszt (1811) is born. Liszt is known as a virtuoso pianist and symphonist, his specialty was small pieces for the piano. Liszt was a conductor, teacher and conductor, headed the Academy of Music in Budapest and the so-called Weimar School.
About one year before the end of the Crimean War (1856), the composer Lyadov (1855) was born. Lyadov was a master of piano and symphonic miniatures, a professor at the St. Petersburg Conservatory and the Court Singing Capella, as well as a conductor. Lyadov's peculiarity was precisely his attraction to small piano works.
104) Approximately 11 years before the end of the Patriotic War, Dal was born (1801), the most famous linguist, creator of the "Explanatory Dictionary". About 11 years before the end of the Crimean War (1856) Baudouin de Courtenay is born
(1845), the most famous linguist who edited and supplemented Dahl's dictionary.
105) Three years before the fire of Moscow (1812), Edgar Allan Poe (1809) is born - the founder of detective literature.
Three years before the fire of St. Petersburg (1862), Arthur Conan Doyle (1859), a classic of detective literature, is born.
{Note: surnames are very close. }
106) 61 years before Mack's shameful surrender (1805), one of the greatest naturalists is born - Lamarck (1744), Darwin's predecessor, creator of the first integral concept of the evolution of living nature. Lamarck died in 1829, 8 years after the death of Napoleon (1821). 61 years before the shameful surrender of MacMahon (1870), one of the greatest naturalists is born - Darwin (1809), the creator of "Darwinism". Darwin died in 1882, 9 years after Napoleon's death (1873).
107) Sergey Aksakov (1791), a famous Russian writer, who became the owner of the Abramtsevo estate in 1842, a little more than 10 years after the Polish uprising (1830), was born 21 years before the Moscow fire (1812).
21 years before the fire of St. Petersburg (1862), Savva Mamontov (1841) is born, a famous Russian philanthropist who became the owner of the Abramtsevo estate in 1870 - a little less than 10 years after the Polish uprising (1863).
108) 39 years before the fire of Moscow (1812), Prince Alexander Nikolaevich Golitsyn (1773), statesman, reactionary was born. Soon after the "Decree on Free Farmers" (1803) and shortly before Mack's shameful surrender (1805), Golitsyn became the chief prosecutor of the Synod (1803), which he ruled for the next 14 years (until 1817). In addition, Golitsyn was the Minister of Public Education, which he became in 1817 (27 years before his death). Golitsyn died in 1844, 32 years after the end of the Patriotic War (1812). 39 years before the fire of St. Petersburg (1862), Count Dmitry Andreevich Tolstoy (1823), a Russian statesman and reactionary, was born. Soon after the Peasant Reform (1861) and shortly before the infamous surrender of MacMahon (1870), Tolstoy becomes chief prosecutor
Synod (1865), which is ruled for the next 15 years (until 1880). In addition, Tolstoy was the Minister of Public Education, which he became in 1866 (23 years before his death). Tolstoy died in 1889, 33 years after the end of the Crimean War.
109) During Napoleon's invasion of Russia (1812), one of the greatest English writers, Charles Dickens, is born. He began to write with small humorous sketches ("Notes of the Pickwick Club"). Dickens died in 1870, 40 years after the Polish uprising (1830, when the Poles expelled the Grand Duke from Warsaw
Constantine). During Napoleon III's invasion of "Syria" (1860), one of the greatest Russian writers, Anton Pavlovich Chekhov, was born. He began to write with small humorous stories (pseudo - Antosha Chekhonte). Chekhov died in 1904, 40 years after the Polish uprising (1864, when the Poles expelled Grand Duke Constantine from Warsaw).
110) 22 years after the birth of Napoleon (1769), Faraday (1791), the father of electro-dynamics, is born. 23 years after the birth of Napoleon (1808) Maxwell is born (1831), who "creatively developed" the ideas of Faraday.
111) After the start of World War II (1812), several years pass - the largest revisionist historian of the second half of the 19th century, Theodor Mommsen (1817), is born. He questioned the history of antiquity, not daring to rise higher on the timeline in his distrust. Mommsen died in 1903, 91 years after the end of World War II.
After the start of the Crimean War (1853), about a year passed - the largest revisionist of the first half of the 20th century, Nikolai Morozov (1854), was born. He questioned the history of antiquity without climbing higher on the timeline. Morozov died in 1946, 90 years after the end of the Crimean War.
112) 13 years before the start of World War II (1812), one of the largest French writers, Balzac (1799), is born. He penned the multivolume "Human Comedy" of 90 novels and stories connected by a common concept and some characters. Balzac died in 1850, half a century after Napoleon came to power (1799). 13 years before the start of the Crimean War (1853), one of the greatest French writers, Zola (1840), was born. He penned a 20-volume novel "Rougon-Maccara", dedicated to the history of one family. Zola died in 1902, half a century after Napoleon came to power (1848).
113) 32 years after the Polish uprising (1831), the English writer William Thackeray (1863) dies. His only significant work, Vanity Fair, debunks the petty and vulgar "light". Thackeray's other novels (there are very few of them) have almost no literary significance. A distinctive feature of this writer was his social pessimism. Thackeray lived for 52 years. 32 years after the Polish uprising (1863), the writer Vsevolod Krestovsky (1895) dies. His only significant work is the novel Petersburg Slums, exposes all the meanness and meanness of "high society". Other works of Krestovsky (there are very few of them) have almost no literary significance. A distinctive feature of the writer's work was his social pessimism. Krestovsky lived for 55 years.
114) 23 years before Napoleon came to power (1799), Hoffmann (1776) is born - a German storyteller, whose works are filled with bizarre grotesque, as well as poisonous satire on the German philistine. Hoffmann died in 1822, 17 years after Mack's infamous surrender (1805). 22 years before Napoleon came to power (1848), Saltykov-Shchedrin (1826) was born - a writer whose works are filled with bizarre grotesque, as well as evil satire and parody of philistinism. Shchedrin died in 1889, 19 years after MacMahon's infamous surrender (1870).
115) 3 years before the Polish uprising (1831), Henryk Ibsen (1828) is born - the most famous Norwegian writer of the second half of the 19th century. Ibsen died in 1906, 102 years after the coronation of Napoleon (1804). 4 years before the Polish uprising (1863), Knud Hamsun (1859), the most famous Norwegian writer of the first half of the 20th century, was born. Hamsun died in 1952, 100 years after the coronation of Napoleon (1852).
116) After the outbreak of World War II (1812), a decade and a half pass - one of the most famous teachers, Pestalozzi (1827), who was the founder of the theory of elementary education, dies. After the outbreak of the Crimean War (1853), a decade and a half passed - one of the most famous teachers, Disterweg (1866), who was a follower of Pestalozzi, dies.
117) After the outbreak of World War II (1812), 47 years have passed - the English writer Thomas De Quincey (1859), one of the most famous predecessors of decadence, dies. After the start of the Crimean War (1853), 47 years have passed - the writer Oscar Wilde (1900), the head of the English decadents, dies.
118) After the death of Napoleon (1821) 28 years pass - the composer Johann Strauss-father dies (1849). He was the author of waltzes (over 250), developed a type of Viennese waltz. After the death of Napoleon (1873), 26 years pass - the composer Johann Strauss the son dies (1899). He was the creator of the classic Viennese waltz type.
119) After the end of the Patriotic War (1812), about two years pass - the Ukrainian writer Taras Grigorievich Shevchenko (1814), the founder of the national literary language, is born. Shevchenko died in 1861, 40 years after Napoleon's death
(1821). In the very year of the end of the Crimean War (1856), the Ukrainian writer Ivan Franko was born, the successor of the traditions of Taras Shevchenko. Franco died in 1916, 43 years after the death of Napoleon (1873).
120) In the year of the fire of Moscow (1812), the most famous Belgian writer of the 19th century, Hendrik Concians, was born. He died in 1883, 78 years after Mack's infamous surrender (1805). In the year of the fire of St. Petersburg (1862), the most famous Belgian writer of the 20th century, Maurice Maeterlinck, was born. He died in 1949, 79 years after McMahon's surrender (1870).
121) 6 years before the Polish uprising (1830), William Thomson (1824), a famous physicist, is born. At the age of 27, he became a member of the Royal Society of London (1851), and later the chairman of this society, which he ruled for 5 years (from 1890 to 1895). Thomson died in 1907, 77 years after the Polish uprising (1830).
7 years before the Polish uprising (1863), Joseph Thomson (1856), a famous physicist, is born. At the 28th year of his life, he became a member of the Royal Society of London (1884), and later the chairman of this society, which he ruled for 5 years (from 1915 to 1920). Thomson died in 1940, 77 years after the Polish uprising (1863).
{Note: as you can see, the years of the first "Thomson" chairmanship in the Royal Society of London (1890 - 1895) are fake, which means that the history of this scientific society is unreliable, at least until the XX century. The Royal Society of London was probably founded quite recently, as the official version of British history claims. }
122) After the start of the Patriotic War (1812), 50 years pass - the Russian mathematician Ostrogradsky (1862) dies, the author of the formula connecting the triple integral over the volume with the integral over the surface of this volume (Ostrogradsky proposed this formula shortly before the Polish uprising of 1830). After the outbreak of the Crimean War (1853), 50 years have passed - the English mathematician Stokes (1903), the author of the Stokes formula, which connects the integral over the surface with the curvilinear
integral along the contour of a given surface (Stokes proposed this formula shortly before the Polish uprising of 1863).
{Note: it may seem that Ostrogradsky is a duplicate of Stokes. However, it should be noted that the Ostrogradsky formula is "higher in degree" than the Stokes formula - and the fact that it was proposed BEFORE the Stokes formula is already strange. In addition, there is a suspicious fragment in Stokes' biography - Stokes was allegedly chairman of the Royal Society of London from 1885 to 1890 (see the previous point). }
123) After the fire of Moscow (1812), 20 years pass - the mathematician Evariste Galois (1832) dies. His works were not understood during his lifetime, but were published only in 1846 by the mathematician Joseph Liouville. After the fire of St. Petersburg (1862), 20 years pass - the mathematician Joseph Liouville (1882) dies.
124) After Napoleon's coup d'état (1799), 3 years pass - the Austrian physicist and astronomer Christian Doppler (1803) is born, who formulated the famous "Doppler principle" in 1842, 27 years after the fall of Napoleon (1815). After Napoleon's coup d'état (1851), 3 years pass - the Russian astronomer Aristarkh Belopolsky (1854) is born, experimentally proving the validity of the "Doppler principle" in 1900, 30 years after the fall of Napoleon (1870).
125) 43 years before World War II (1812), Georges Cuvier (1769) is born - a French scientist who did not recognize the variability of species, the author of the "theory of catastrophes". Three years before Mack's shameful surrender (1805) - Cuvier became a foreign honorary member of the St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences (1802). The scientist died in 1832, 20 years after the start of the Patriotic War. 46 years before the Crimean War (1853), Jean-Louis Agassiz (1807), a student and follower of Cuvier, is born. Agassiz opposed Darwinism, advocating the immutability of species. One year before the infamous surrender of MacMahon (1870) - Agassiz became a foreign corresponding member of the St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences (1869). The scientist died in 1873, 20 years after the start of the Crimean War.
126) 46 years before Napoleon came to power (1799), Carnot (1753), a French mathematician, is born. Carnot died in 1823, 2 years after the death of Napoleon (1821). 47 years before Napoleon came to power (1848), Cournot (1801), a French mathematician, is born. Cournot died in 1877, 4 years after the death of Napoleon (1873).
127) 4 years before the birth of Napoleon (1769) - Paolo Ruffini (1765), an Italian mathematician, is born, who gave the first proof of the undecidability in radicals of a general algebraic equation of the 5th degree. 6 years before the birth of Napoleon (1808) - Niels Abel (1802) is born, a Norwegian mathematician who proved in the general case that an algebraic equation above the 4th degree is undecidable in radicals.
128) 65 years before Napoleon's coup d'état (1799), Kamensky (1734), the Polish composer who wrote the first national opera, was born. Kamenski died in 1821, 9 years before the Polish uprising of 1830. 66 years before Napoleon's coup d'état (1851), Kurpiński (1785), a Polish composer, one of the founders of the national opera, was born. Kurpiński died in 1857, 6 years before the Polish uprising of 1863.
129) After the end of the Patriotic War (1812), 64 years pass - Bakunin (1876), the theorist of anarchism, dies.
After the end of the Crimean War (1856), 65 years pass - Kropotkin (1921), the theorist of anarchism, dies.
130) 7 years before the Polish uprising (1830), Vasily Plavilshchikov (1823), a Russian publisher and bookseller, dies.
7 years before the Polish uprising (1864), Aleksandr Smirdin (1857), a Russian publisher and bookseller, died from 1825, continuing the work of Vasily Plavilshchikov.
131) A couple of years after the end of World War II (1812) - Anders Jonas Angström (1814), a Swedish physicist, is born. He died in 1874, 44 years after the Polish uprising (1830). A year after the end of the Crimean War (1856), Knut Johan Angström (1857), a Swedish physicist (son of Anders Jonas Angström), is born. He died in 1910, 46 years after the Polish uprising (1864).
132) After the birth of Napoleon (1769), about 30 years pass - Mikhail Petrovich Pogodin (1800), Russian historian, supporter of the Norman theory, collector of historical documents, is born. After the birth of Napoleon (1808), about 30 years pass - Nikolai Platonovich Barsukov (1838), a Russian historian, is born. The main work of Barsukov is the book "The Life and Works of Mikhail Petrovich Pogodin" (in 22 volumes).
133) 46 years before the death of the Russian Tsar and the execution of five conspirators (1825) - Berzelius is born (1779), a Swedish chemist who created a table of atomic masses of elements (1814) in the 35th year of his life. 46 years before the death of the Russian tsar and the execution of five conspirators (1881) Mendeleev (1834), a Russian chemist, who created the table of elements (1869) at the 35th year of his life, was born.
134) After the fall of Napoleon (1815), 22 years have passed - Paul Charles Morphy (1837), the famous American chess player of the 19th century, is born. By education - a lawyer. Morphy managed to beat the strongest chess players of his time (in 1857) when he was only 19 years old. After the fall of Napoleon (1870), 22 years pass - Alexander Alekhin (1892), the famous Russian chess player of the early 20th century, is born. By education - a lawyer. Alekhin became world champion in 1927, 19 years before his death.
135) After the start of the Patriotic War (1812), 10 years pass - the famous Russian playwright of the 19th century, Alexander Ostrovsky (1823), is born. He died in 1886, 65 years after the death of Napoleon (1821). After the start of the Crimean War (1853), 10 years pass - the famous Russian theater figure of the 20th century, Stanislavsky (1863), is born. He died in 1938, 65 years after the death of Napoleon (1873).
136) After the end of the Patriotic War (1812), about 9 years have passed - Yon Bratianu the Elder (1821), a Romanian politician, leader of the National Liberal Party, is born. In the 56th year of his life, Bratianu, heading the government of Romania, proclaimed its independence from Turkey (1877). After the end of the Crimean War (1856), about 9 years have passed - Jon Bratianu the Younger (1864), leader of the National Liberal Party, is born. At the 54th year of his life, Bratianu, heading the government of Romania, contributed to the seizure of the lands of Bessarabia from Russia (1918). {Note: as you can see, independent Romania also emerged half a century later than historians swear. And until 1918 it was called not "Romany", but "Bessarabia". }
137) After the death of the king and the execution of five conspirators (1825), about 28 years pass - the dynasty is replaced in Portugal (1853), Bragança is replaced by Bragança-Coburgs. After the death of the Russian Tsar and the execution of five conspirators (1881), about 28 years pass - a revolution occurs in Portugal (1910), the Bragança-Coburg dynasty is replaced by the first
Prime Minister of the Portuguese Republic, whose name was Theophilou BRAGA. {Note: the names of the dynasties "Braganza" and "Braganca-Coburg" are unlikely to correspond to reality in the slightest degree. Most likely, before 1910 there was never any "Portugal" at all. }
138) After the start of the Patriotic War (1812), about 20 years have passed - the Russian poet Delvig (1831) dies. At the 28th year of his life, Delvig became the editor of the almanac "Northern Flowers". After the start of the Crimean War (1853), about 20 years have passed - the Russian poet Bryusov (1873) is born. At the 28th year of his life, Bryusov became the editor of the revived almanac "Northern Flowers".
139) A year after the birth of Napoleon (1769), the English romantic poet Wordsworth (1770) is born. He died in 1850, 20 years after the Polish uprising (1830). Wordsworth was known for his patriarchal views.
The year before Napoleon was born (1808), the American romantic poet Henry WODSWORT Longfellow (1807) is born. He died in 1882, 19 years after the Polish uprising (1863). Longfellow glorified the patriarchal-puritanical customs of the past.
140) Two years after Mack's shameful surrender (1805), the American poet Longfellow (1807), the author of the famous "Song of Hiawatha", is born. Longfellow was known as a poet who praised the patriarchal customs of the past.
In the year of MacMahon's shameful surrender (1870), the Russian poet Bunin was born, the author of the translation of the Song of Hiawatha. Bunin is known for his conservative views. {Note: as you can see, Longfellow was "copied" from Bunin, and from Longfellow, in turn, Wordsworth was "copied". And so - into the depths of centuries. }
141) 121 years before the fall of Napoleon I (1815), the greatest French writer of the 18th century, Voltaire (1694), is born. The lyrics of the young Voltaire are imbued with epicurean motives, contain attacks against absolutism. Voltaire is known as a philosopher and educator, as well as for his love affairs. Voltaire is considered the luminary of "moralistic" literature. Voltaire died in 1778, 37 years before the fall of Napoleon (1815). 121 years before the fall of Napoleon III (1870), the greatest German writer of the 18th century, Goethe (1749), is born. The lyrics of the young Goethe are imbued with epicurean motives, marked by tyrannical tendencies. Goethe is known for his scientific works. In the declining years of Goethe
He got himself a young mistress (not counting his early adventures), and by his old age he became almost a philistine. Goethe died in 1832, 38 years before the fall of Napoleon (1870).
142) 20 years before the birth of Napoleon (1769), the famous German writer of the 18th century, Goethe (1749), is born. Goethe was so and so (see the previous point). 20 years after the birth of Napoleon (1808), the famous Russian writer Leo Tolstoy (1828), known for his sexual promiscuity, as well as the fact that under
the end of his life the writer became a foolish moralizer.
143) 60 years after the birth of Napoleon (1769), the French writer Hippolyte Taine (1828) is born. Teng died in 1893, 80 years after the end of World War II (1812). 57 years after the birth of Napoleon (1808), the Russian writer Vladimir Bogoraz (1865) was born, known under the pseudonyms "N. A. Tan" and "V. G. Tan". Bogoraz died
in 1936, 80 years after the end of the Crimean War.
144) A couple of years after the birth of Napoleon (1769), Charles Fourier (1773), a French utopian, is born. Fourier died in 1837, 12 years after the death of the Russian tsar and the execution of five conspirators (1825). In the year of Napoleon's birth (1808), Victor Considerant, a French utopian, follower of Charles Fourier, is born. Considerant died in 1893, 12 years after the death of the Russian Tsar and the execution of five conspirators (1881).
145) Two years after the birth of Napoleon (1769), Ivan Fedorovich Bush (1771), the founder of the first Russian surgical school, the author of the first Russian manual on surgery, is born. Bush died in 1843, 74 years after the birth of Napoleon (1769). 2 years after the birth of Napoleon (1808) Nikolai Ivanovich Pirogov is born
(1810), Russian anatomist and surgeon, founder of military field surgery. Pirogov died in 1881, 73 years after the birth of Napoleon (1808). 146) 35 years before the "Decree on free farmers" (1803), a Russian historian is born
and the writer Karamzin (1766). Three years before Mack's shameful surrender (1805), Karamzin founded the journal Vestnik Evropy (1802). 35 years before the Peasant Reform (1861), the Russian historian and journalist Stasyulevich (1826) was born. 4 years before the shameful surrender of MacMahon (1870), Stasyulevich became the first editor of the revived journal Vestnik Evropy (1866).
147) 43 years before the death of the Russian tsar and the execution of five conspirators (1825) Mikhail Semyonovich Vorontsov (1782), a Russian statesman, is born. Vorontsov died in 1856, 53 years after the "decree on free farmers" (1803). The last decade of his life Vorontsov was the governor in the Caucasus (1844 - 1854). 43 years before the death of the Russian Tsar and the execution of five conspirators (1881) Illarion Ivanovich Vorontsov-Dashkov (1837), a Russian statesman, was born. Vorontsov-Dashkov died in 1916, 55 years after the Peasant Reform (1861). The last decade of his life Vorontsov-Dashkov was the governor in the Caucasus (1905 - 1915).
148) 55 years before the death of the Russian Tsar and the execution of five conspirators (1825), Adam Jerzy Czartoryski (1770) is born, the head of the Polish conservative emigration after the 1830 uprising. Czartoryski's residence in Paris ("Hotel Lambert") was the center of Polish emigration. Czartoryski died in 1861, 31 years after the Polish uprising. 53 years before the death of the Russian tsar and the execution of five conspirators (1881), Vladislav Czartoryski (1828), the son of Adam Jerzy, is born. Wladyslaw was the head of the Hotel Lambert during the Polish uprising of 1863, and died in 1894, 31 years after the uprising.
149) 14 years before the end of the Patriotic War (1812) Auguste Comte (1798), the founder of positivism, is born. Comte died in 1857, 32 years after the death of the Russian Tsar and the execution of five conspirators (1825). 13 years before the end of the Crimean War (1856), Grigory Nikolaevich Vyrubov (1843), a Russian positivist, who published the journal La philosophie positive (an international organ of positivists), was born. Vyrubov died in 1913, 32 years after the death of the Russian Tsar and the execution of five conspirators (1881). {Note: Vyrubov published the magazine together with a certain Emile Littre, another positivist (see below). }
150) 11 years before the start of World War II (1812), Emile Littre (1801) was born, a French positivist who supplemented Comte's teachings with his own concepts, as well as published the magazine "La philosophie positive" together with Vyrubov. Littre died in 1881, 51 years after the Polish uprising (1830). 10 years before the start of the Crimean War (1853), Grigory Nikolaevich Vyrubov (1843), a Russian positivist, who published the magazine "La philosophie positive" together with Littre, was born. Vyrubov died in 1913, 50 years after the Polish uprising (1863). {Note: As can be seen, the same person multiplied to the point that he became his own "collaborator." }
151) A year after the death of the Russian tsar and the execution of five conspirators (1825), Carlo Collodi (1826), Italian writer, author of The Adventures of Pinocchio, is born. Collodi died in 1890, 65 years after the death of the Russian Tsar and the execution of five conspirators. A year after the death of the Russian Tsar and the execution of five conspirators (1881), Alexey Nikolaevich Tolstoy (1882), author of the fairy tale "The Golden Key". Tolstoy died in 1945, 64 years after the death of the Russian Tsar and the execution of five conspirators.
152) 27 years before the fall of Napoleon (1815), the German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer (1788) is born, the founder of pessimistic voluntarism. Schopenhauer died in 1860, 56 years after the coronation of Napoleon (1804).
28 years before the fall of Napoleon (1870), the German philosopher Eduard Hartmann (1842), another pessimistic voluntarist, a follower of Schopenhauer, is born. Hartmann died in 1906, 54 years after the coronation of Napoleon (1852).
153) After the Polish uprising (1830), about 36 years have passed - the Austrian botanist Gregor Mendel writes a work (1866, "Experiments on plant hybrids"), in which he formulates the doctrine of heredity. This work is “forgotten” for many years. After the Polish uprising (1863), about 36 years have passed - in 1900 it was "discovered"
the work of Gregor Mendel, after which the rapid scientific progress in genetics began.
154) 16 years after the start of World War II (1812), Jules Verne (1828) is born - one of the founders of the science fiction genre. Verne died in 1905, 93 years after the start of World War II. 13 years after the outbreak of the Crimean War (1853), H. G. Wells (1866), a classic of the science fiction genre, is born. Wells died in 1946, 93 years after the start of the Crimean War.
155) After the Polish uprising (1831), 20 years pass - the writer Fenimore Cooper (1851), the author of "Indian" novels, dies. Cooper lived for 62 years. After the Polish uprising (1863), 20 years pass - the writer Mein Reed dies (1883), author of "Indian" novels. Reed lived to be 65 years old.
156) A couple of years before the death of the Russian tsar and the execution of five conspirators (1825), Nikolai Danilevsky (1822), a Russian sociologist, author of the theory of the "change of civilizations", is born. Danilevsky was an ideologue of Pan-Slavism who justified great-power chauvinism. Danilevsky died in 1885, 73 years after the Moscow fire. A year before the death of the Russian tsar and the execution of five conspirators (1881), Spengler (1880), known for his book "The Decline of Europe", is born. Spengler supported the Nazi movement, despite his skepticism towards Adolf Hitler. Spengler died in 1935, 73 years after Peter's fire.
157) After the fire of Moscow (1812), about 10 years pass - Galton (1822), an English psychologist, who was one of the founders of the test method, is born. After Peter's fire (1862), about 10 years pass - a German psychologist is born
Wilhelm Stern (1871), who introduced the concept of "intelligence quotient", and was also one of the first to apply tests.
158) 45 years before the fire of Moscow (1812), Charles Didlot (1767), a French ballet master, who worked for about thirty years in St. Petersburg and contributed to the primacy of the Russian ballet theater, was born. 45 years before the fire of St. Petersburg (1862), Marius Petipa (1818), a French ballet master, who worked for about thirty years in St. Petersburg and contributed to the primacy of the Russian ballet theater, was born.
159) About 38 years before Mac's shameful surrender (1805), the French choreographer Charles Didlot (1767) is born. About 36 years before MacMahon's shameful surrender (1870), the Russian choreographer Lev Ivanov (1834) is born, who worked with Marius Petipa … {Note: Lev Ivanov became choreographer of the St. Petersburg ballet troupe in 1885, at the 51st year of his life. And Marius Petipa became the main ballet dancer of the same group in 1869, at the 51st year of his life. Most likely, both Frenchmen were "written off" from one Russian. }
160) After the end of the Patriotic War (1812), about 16 years pass - Alexander Mikhailovich Butlerov (1828), a Russian organic chemist, is born. 15 years before the end of the Crimean War (1856), the Russian organic chemist ALEXANDER MIKHAILOVICH Zaitsev (1841), a student and follower of Butlerov, was born. {Note: almost complete namesake. }
161) After the Polish uprising (1830), about 20 years have passed - Friedrich Felman (1850), an Estonian writer, who collected folklore material for the creation of a consolidated version of the Kalevipoeg epic, dies. His work was completed by Friedrich Kreutzwald. About 20 years pass after the Polish uprising (1863) - Estonian writer dies
Friedrich Kreutzwald (1882), who published the epic Kalevipoeg based on the work of Felmann.
162) 10 years before the coronation of Napoleon (1804) - the German writer Rudolf Raspe (1794), the author of a book about the adventures of Baron Munchausen, dies. The book was published in 1786, 13 years before Napoleon's coup d'état (1799). 12 years before the coronation of Napoleon (1852), the German writer Karl Immermann (1840), the author of the famous novel "Munchausen", dies. The book was published in 1838, 13 years before Napoleon's coup d'état (1851).
163) After the Polish uprising (1830), 48 years pass - the Russian historian-Sinologist Kafarov dies (1878). His main work, The Russian-Chinese Dictionary (1888), was completed by Pavel Stepanovich Popov. After the Polish uprising (1863) 50 years have passed - the Russian historian-sinologist Pavel Stepanovich Popov (1913) dies, who published (in 1879) the Russian-Chinese Dictionary.
164) 8 years before Napoleon's coup d'état (1799), the famous composer Giacomo Meyerbeer (1791) was born. The real surname of the composer (Ber) was changed by him at the request of the benefactor (Meyer), with whose money Ber studied music - as a result, the surname became double (Meyer_Ber = Meyerbeer). The composer lived for 73 years. Eight years after Napoleon's coup d'état (1851), the famous Russian composer Ippolitov-Ivanov (1859) was born. The real surname of the composer (Ivanov) was changed by him at the request of a relative (Ippolitov), in whose apartment Ivanov lived. The composer lived for 76 years.
165) After the Polish uprising (1830), 5 years pass - the French writer Kladl (1835) is born. Died Cladel in 1892, 87 years after Mack's infamous surrender (1805). After the Polish uprising (1863), about 5 years passed - the French writer Claudel (1868) was born. Died Claudel in 1955, 85 years after the infamous surrender
McMahon (1870).
166) After the end of the Patriotic War (1812), about 79 years pass - Sofia Kovalevskaya (1891), a famous scientist, dies. Born in Russia, she was forced to go abroad in order to have the opportunity to study science. In addition, Kovalevskaya was married to another famous scientist, Vladimir Kovalevsky. In the 40th year of her life, Sofya Kovalevskaya became the first woman, Corresponding Member. Petersburg Academy of Sciences (1889). After the end of the Crimean War (1856), 78 years pass - Maria Sklodowska-Curie (1934), a famous scientist, dies. Born in Russia, she was forced to go abroad in order to have the opportunity to study science. In addition, Skłodowska was married to another famous scientist, Pierre Curie. In the 40th year of her life, Maria Sklodowska became Corresponding Member.
Petersburg Academy of Sciences (1907).
167) After the Polish uprising of 1830, 50 years pass - the scandalous morganatic marriage of Tsar Alexander II (1880).
After the Polish uprising of 1863, 50 years have passed - the scandalous morganatic marriage of the brother of Tsar Nicholas II, Grand Duke Mikhail Alexandrovich (1912).
168) After the shameful surrender of Mack (1805), about 52 years pass - in India, the largest uprising (1857) flares up against English rule. The main role in the movement was played by the Muslim provinces of India, and this uprising was led by the Sepoys. British troops with extreme malice and cruelty drowned the uprising in blood, exterminating the sepoys.
After the shameful surrender of MacMahon (1870), about 51 years have passed - the largest uprising (1921), the so-called "mopl uprising", breaks out in India. The main role in the movement was played by the Muslim population of India. The uprising was suppressed with extreme brutality by the British troops. {Note: "sepoys" are Cossacks. Apparently, after the collapse of the Empire during the First World War, the British seized control of India, destroying the local Cossacks.
Which, in turn, tried to prevent the British from entering India. Thus, British dominance over this region lasted much less than traditional history suggests - not two centuries, but only about 25 years - from 1921 to 1947.}
169) After the fall of Napoleon (1815), 46 years pass - the Martinsky Declaration (1861) was adopted in the city of Turcianski Sveti Martin. In it, the Slovaks demanded autonomy for themselves within the Hungarian kingdom. 6 years after this declaration, on the other side of the earth, Canada received dominion status (1867). After the fall of Napoleon (1870), 48 years have passed - the Martinsky Declaration (1918) was adopted in the city of Turcianski Sveti Martin, proclaiming the entry of Slovakia into a unified Czechoslovakia. 6 years after this declaration, on the other side of the Earth, for the FIRST time was
the term "dominion" was used - at the held Imperial Conference (1824), where Britain established its relations with Canada and other possessions.
{Note: This parallel (as well as the "coincidence" of the Sepoy revolt with the Mopl revolt) shows that the so-called "British Empire" is a fiction, invented only after the First World War. Britain took control of India, Canada, Australia and other lands only AFTER 1918. Until that time, these territories were part of a completely different Empire - SACRED ROMANOV. }
170) After the death of Napoleon (1821), about a year passes - Alexander Mackenzie (1822), the leader of the Liberal Party of Canada, is born. Mackenzie became prime minister in 1873 - 61 years after Napoleon's invasion of Russia (1812) - and held that post for five years. Mackenzie died in 1892, 77 years after the fall of Napoleon (1815). After the death of Napoleon (1873), about a year passes - the Canadian politician William Lyon Mackenzie King (1874), leader of the Liberal Party of Canada, is born. King became prime minister in 1921 - 61 years after Napoleon's invasion of "Syria" (1860) - and held that post for five years. King died in 1950, 80 years after the fall of Napoleon (1870).
171) After the Polish uprising (1830), 17 years pass - Sergei Nechaev (1847), a Russian revolutionary, the head of the "nechaevism", is born. In the 65th year after the coronation of Napoleon (1804), Nechaev commits a high-profile murder (1869), after which he hides abroad. 16 years pass after the Polish uprising (1863) - Friedrich Adler is born (1879), German socialist, one of the founders of "Austro-Marxism". In the 64th year after the coronation of Napoleon (1852), Adler commits a high-profile murder (1916), after which he hides abroad.
172) After the Polish uprising (1830), about 70 years have passed - the scandalous death of the French President Faure (1899).
After the Polish uprising (1863), about 70 years pass - the scandalous death of the French minister Barthou (1834).
{Note: the unmatched surnames are almost identical. }
173) After the start of World War II (1812), about 76 years have passed - a grand financial scandal in France (1888), the so-called "Panama" - the collapse of the company created to build the Panama Canal, ruining tens of thousands of shareholders; exposed numerous bribery of senators, ministers, deputies, editors of French newspapers. In fact, there was a sale of fictitious shares of a non-existent campaign - the crash happened at the moment when it became clear that Panama was not conducting any construction work, only collecting money from people. After the start of the Crimean War (1853), about 78 years have passed - a grandiose financial scandal in France (early 30s of the XX century), the so-called "Stavisky case" - using the patronage in government circles, a certain Stavisky began to sell
fake bonds, thus embezzling significant funds.
174) After the end of the Patriotic War (1812), 42 years have passed - a crisis in relations between Spain and the United States because of the ship "Black Warrior" (1854), detained by the Spanish authorities on the island of Cuba. After the end of the Crimean War (1856), 42 years have passed - the war between Spain and the United States (1898) over the ship "Maine" drowned in the roadstead of Havana.
175) After the end of the Patriotic War (1812), about 45 years have passed - China is losing the war to the coalition of European countries (the so-called "second opium" war of 1856-1860). The intruders are also helping the Chinese government to suppress the Taiping Rebellion (the largest uprising in China in the history of the 19th century). China imposed treaties with
England, France, Russia and the USA (Peking and Tianjin). After the end of the Crimean War (1856), about 45 years have passed - in China, the so-called "boxing" uprising flares up ("Ihetuan", 1900). To suppress the uprising in the country
the troops of England, France, Germany, Russia, Italy, Japan, Austria-Hungary and the USA were introduced. An enslaving "Final Protocol" has been imposed on China.
176) After the death of Alexander I and the execution of five conspirators (1825), about 23 years pass - Holland begins an invasion of the island of Bali (1848). After the death of Alexander II and the execution of five conspirators (1881), about 25 years pass - Holland announces the annexation of the island of Bali (1906).
177) After the fall of Napoleon I (1815), a little more than 30 years pass - the USA concludes an agreement with Colombia (1846) on the construction of a railway across the Isthmus of Panama. After the fall of Napoleon III (1870), a little more than 30 years have passed - the United States forces Colombia to recognize (1903) the independence of Panama.
178) After the Polish uprising (1830), 46 years have passed - a bloody incident with Japanese subjects in Korea (1876) leads to the imposition of a treaty on the Koreans on the island of Kanhwa, which made Korea dependent on Japan.
After the Polish uprising (1863), 46 years have passed - the assassination of Hirobumi Ito (Japanese general resident in Korea) in 1909 precedes the Japanese annexation of Korea (1910).
179) After the Polish uprising (1830), about 27 years pass - Alexander Battenberg (1857) is born. Approximately 22 years later, he became a Bulgarian prince (1879), and then ruled for about 7 years (until 1886), after which he abdicated.
After the Polish uprising (1863), about 24 years passed - Ferdinand of Coburg (1887) became the Bulgarian prince. After about 21 years, he becomes the Bulgarian Tsar (1908), and then ruled for about 10 years (until 1918), after which he abdicated.
180) After the abdication of the Bulgarian prince Battenberg (1886), Stefan STAMBOLOV becomes the actual ruler of Bulgaria, who remains in power for the next several years (until 1895), and dies the next year after his resignation. After the abdication of the Bulgarian king Ferdinand (1918), the de facto ruler of Bulgaria
becomes Alexander STAMBOLIYSKY, who remains in power for the next few years (until 1923), and dies a violent death shortly after the coup of 1923.
181) After the Polish uprising (1830), about 48 years have passed - Turkey, as a result of the lost war (1878), gives up significant lands in favor of Bulgaria, Serbia and Greece. Moreover, it is Bulgaria that receives a lot of land; however, as a result of the intrigues of European countries, Bulgaria loses most of the captured (less than a year after
war) - and this becomes the reason for the rapprochement of Bulgaria with Austria-Hungary and Germany. After the Polish uprising (1863), about 49 years have passed - Turkey, as a result of the lost First Balkan War (1912), gives significant land in favor of Bulgaria, Serbia and Greece. Moreover, especially a lot of land goes to Bulgaria; however, as a result
intrigues of European countries, Bulgaria is forced to give up most of the conquered, being defeated in the Second Balkan War (less than a year after the First) - and this becomes the reason for the rapprochement of Bulgaria with Austria-Hungary and Germany.
182) After the fall of Napoleon (1815), about 1 year has passed - the French poet Eugene Potier (1816), the author of the anthem "Internationale", is born. Potier lived for 71 years. After the fall of Napoleon (1870), about two years pass - the poet Arkady Kots (1872) is born, the author of the "translation" of the anthem "Internationale" into Russian. Kots lived for 71 years.
183) After the coronation of Napoleon (1804), about 66 years have passed - the fall of the Empire in France (1870) is accompanied by the creation of the Paris Commune by the revolutionaries, which will be defeated in a couple of months (and its leaders will be repressed). After the coronation of Napoleon (1852), about 66 years pass - the revolution in Russia is accompanied by
the emergence, in particular, of the Baku Commune (1918), which will be defeated in a couple of months (and 26 Baku commissars will be shot).
184) Karl Marx (1818) is born three years before the death of Napoleon (1821). Three years before the death of Napoleon (1873), Vladimir Ilyich Lenin (1870) was born. 185) After the death of the tsar and the execution of 5 conspirators (1825), 18 years pass - Marx leaves Prussia (1843). After the death of the tsar and the execution of 5 conspirators (1881), 19 years pass - Lenin leaves
Russia (1900).
186) After the emigration of Karl Marx from Prussia (1843), 5 years pass - Marx takes part in the Revolution of 1848. During the Revolution, the all-German "Frankfurt National Assembly" gathered in the city of Frackfurt am Main, which was dissolved a year after the start of the Revolution (suppressed). During these events, Prussia waged an unsuccessful war with Denmark (an island state that claimed lands next to Prussia). After the emigration of Vladimir Lenin from Russia (1900), 5 years have passed - in 1905, Lenin took part in the Revolution of 1905. During the Revolution, the State Duma meets, which was dissolved a couple of years after the start of the Revolution (suppressed). During these
events, Russia waged an unsuccessful war with Japan (an island state that claimed land next to Russia).
187) After the death of the Russian tsar and the execution of five conspirators (1825), about 23 years have passed - in 1848, during the Revolution in Germany (the same one when Prussia unsuccessfully fought with the island state, and the reactionaries dispersed the Frankfurt National Assembly), the publication of the most famous manifesto - "Manifesto of the Communist Party" (1848). An active role in the Revolution was played by Karl Marx, who left Germany five years before the Revolution, but returned on time. After the death of the Russian Tsar and the execution of five conspirators (1881), about 24 years have passed - in 1905, during the Revolution in Russia (the one when Russia unsuccessfully fought the island state, and the reactionaries dispersed the State Duma), the publication of the famous manifesto - “Manifesto of October 17 "(1905). An active role in the Revolution was played by Vladimir Lenin, who left Russia five years before the Revolution, but on time
returned. {Note: semi-official historians believe that the "Manifesto of October 17" was signed by Nicholas II, who authorized the creation of the State Duma. However, if we assume that it was the "Manifesto of the Communist Party" that was published in 1905, then the tsar could not be its author. Consequently, either the State Duma was created "from below", without the consent of the tsar, or it existed before that time. If it is true that Russia and Germany at that time were another state, then one can even assume under what name the State Duma appears in earlier history. This is the Reichstag. }
188) After the fall of Napoleon (1815), about 49 years have passed - Marx created the First International (1864). Marx was then 46 years old. After the fall of Napoleon (1870), about 49 years passed - Lenin created the Third International (Comintern, 1919). Lenin was then 49 years old.
189) Thirty-three years after Mack's shameful surrender (1805), a "Chartist" movement (1838) was formed in England, one of whose main goals was universal suffrage. The Chartists organized several noisy campaigns, however, their demands were rejected by the government and the movement disintegrated. 33 years after McMahon's shameful surrender (1870), the Union of Liberation (1903) was formed in Russia, one of the main goals of which was universal suffrage. The movement organized the so-called "banquet campaign" and several "zemstvo congresses", however, their demands were ignored by the government and the movement died. {Note: This parallel complements well the similarities between the biographies of Marx and Lenin. }
190) After the fire of Moscow (1812), about 42 years pass - Russia, waging an unsuccessful war (1854), is forced to defend its main naval base on the Black Sea (Sevastopol, which is located on the Crimean peninsula) from superior enemy forces, which begin a systematic siege cities. Several Russian admirals die during the siege
(Istomin, Kornilov, Nakhimov). The commander of the ground forces, Admiral Menshikov, managed to lose several battles (at Alma, at Balaklava, Inkermanskoye), after which he was replaced by General Gorchakov. Sevastopol was surrendered to the enemy almost a year after the start of the siege. The war ended with the signing of the Paris Peace Treaty, which was disadvantageous to Russia.
After the fire of St. Petersburg (1862), about 42 years pass - Russia, waging an unsuccessful war (1904), is forced to defend its main naval base in the Far East (Port Arthur, which is located on the Kwantung Peninsula) from superior enemy forces, which begin a systematic siege cities. Several Russian commanders (Kondratenko, Makarov) are killed during the siege. The commander of the ground forces, General Kuropatkin, managed to lose several battles (near Liaoyang and Mukden), after which he was replaced by General Linevich. Port Arthur was surrendered to the enemy almost a year after the start of the siege. The war ended with the signing of the Portsmouth Peace Treaty, which was disadvantageous for Russia.
191) A couple of decades before the shameful surrender of Mack (1805), Alexander Sergeevich Menshikov (1787) was born - His Serene Highness Prince, "famous" by the command in the defense of Sevastopol. Menshikov died in 1869, 44 years after the death of the Russian tsar and the execution of five conspirators (1825). A couple of decades before the shameful surrender of MacMahon (1870), Alexei Nikolaevich Kuropatkin (1848) was born - a general who was "famous" for his mediocre command
in the defense of Port Arthur. Kuropatkin died in 1925, 44 years after the death of the Russian Tsar and the execution of five conspirators (1881).
192) 19 years before the end of the Patriotic War (1812) Mikhail Dmitrievich Gorchakov (1793) is born - a Russian general who replaced Menshikov as commander of the ground forces during the Crimean War. A little earlier, Gorchakov commanded the Russian troops on the Danube, in the neighboring sector of the war. Gorchakov died in 1861, 61 years later
after Napoleon came to power (1799). 18 years before the end of the Crimean War (1856), Nikolai Petrovich Linevich (1838) is born - a Russian general who replaced Kuropatkin as commander of the ground forces during the Russian-Japanese war. Earlier, Linevich commanded the First Army of Manzhur. Linevich died in 1908, 60 years after Napoleon came to power.
193) 5 years before the defense of Sevastopol (1854), not far from the places of the Crimean War - Russia introduces its troops to Hungary (1849) to suppress the Hungarian revolution (1848). 4 years before the defense of Port Arthur (1904), not far from the places of the Russo-Japanese War, Russia sent its troops to China (1900) to suppress the Ihetuan uprising (1899).
194) Soon after the end of the unsuccessful Crimean War (1856), the Peasant Reform (1861) is carried out in Russia.
Soon after the end of the unsuccessful Russo-Japanese War (1905), the Stolypin agrarian reform (1906-1911) was carried out in Russia.
195) 58 years after the Polish uprising (1830) Wilhelm II (1888) becomes the emperor of Germany. "Willie" ruled for 30 years and was known for having a dry left hand. 58 years after the Polish uprising (1863) Joseph Stalin (1921) became the ruler of the USSR. "Dzhugash_Villy" ruled for 30 years, and was known for the fact that his left hand was "dry". {Note: Joseph Stalin and Wilhelm II of Hohenzollern are outwardly indistinguishable. }
196) After the coronation of Napoleon (1804), 67 years pass - Karl Liebknecht (1871) is born. Liebknecht was assassinated (1919) a couple of months after the end of Willy's reign (1918). Moreover, together with Liebknecht, his closest ally, Rosa Luxemburg, also perished. After the coronation of Napoleon (1852), 66 years pass - Julius Rosenberg (1918) is born.
Rosenburg was executed (1953) a couple of months after the end of the Dzhugash-Willy reign (1953). Moreover, together with Rosenberg, his wife Ethel was also executed. {Note: Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg are outwardly indistinguishable from the Rosenberg couple. }
197) After the Polish uprising (1830) 82 years pass - the most famous sea disaster occurs: the Titanic liner goes to the bottom (1912). After the Polish uprising (1863), 82 years pass - the largest sea
disaster: the liner "Wilhelm Gustlov" goes to the bottom (1945).
198) After the Polish uprising (1830), 74 years pass - the Russian ship "Varyag" is sunk after a battle against a superior enemy (1904). 76 years pass after the Polish uprising (1863) - German ship "Graf Spee"
sunk after a battle against a superior enemy (1939). {Note: the circumstances of the death of both ships are identical down to the smallest detail. Moreover, there is a parallel even between the "official" sinking sites of both ships - if you pierce the globe right through at the point of death of the "Varyag" (in the Sea of Japan), then you can almost exactly get to the place of death of "Count Spee" (off the coast of Argentina). }
199) After the death of the king and the execution of five conspirators (1824), 8 years pass - Lewis Carroll (1832) is born. He lived for 66 years. After the death of the king and the execution of five conspirators (1881), 10 years pass - is born
Mikhail Chekhov (1891). He lived for 64 years. {Note: Mikhail Chekhov was the author of the Russian "translation" of Carroll's tales. In addition, Lewis Carroll is outwardly indistinguishable from Mikhail Chekhov. }
200) After the Polish uprising (1830), 25 years pass - Marie Lafayette (1855) is born, a famous American politician, the creator of his own "Progressive" party (from which he unsuccessfully ran for US President after the death of Woodrow Wilson). After the Polish uprising (1863) 25 years pass - Henry Wallace is born (1888), famous American politician, creator of his own "Progressive" Party (from which he was unsuccessfully elected to the US presidency after the death of Franklin Roosevelt). {Note: Woodrow Wilson is outwardly indistinguishable from Franklin Roosevelt. Under both of these presidents there were World Wars, and both of these presidents were disabled at the end of their lives. }
CONCLUSIONS.
The presented fragments of two "chronicles", differing from each other practically only
absolute dating of each "chronicle", ARE NOT INDEPENDENT - that is, they describe
the same events. One of these "chronicles" is an unconditional falsification.
Since the events reflected in these "chronicles" belong to the history of the XIX century, then you need to make a logical conclusion: traditional history was subjected to global
falsifications back in the XX century, and not just before that time.
In addition, one should pay attention to the fact that one of these "chronicles" (namely, relating to Napoleon I) is the backbone of the entire history of the period of the first half of the XIX
century. If she is lying, then it is necessary to state the lack of reliable information on the most
main issues of history of the first half of the XIX century.
This means that the history of this time period may not even be recoverable.
- the traditional history of the 19th century is globally distorted.
- history until the middle of the 19th century (at least) is written off from a later time.
The author of the article: Kozlovskikh Pavel Viktorovich
