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The new lecture on the channel "History Lessons with Tamara Eidelman" is dedicated to Queen Victoria - one of the most famous British sovereigns, and probably one of the most famous women of the 19th century, and perhaps in all of British history. Having become queen at the age of 18, Victoria lived a long and intense life, gave her name to the Victorian era, and determined the lifestyle of several generations. We often perceive her simply as a stern and boring woman, but behind the seemingly primitive "facade" there was a very difficult and complex character. BOOKS: 1. Philip Alexander, Beatrice de L'Aulnoy. Queen Victoria (ZhZL). 2. Lytton Strachey. Queen Victoria. 3. Jeremy Paxman. The Victorians. Upcoming performances: * Tashkent — April 19 — “The Court of History” — https://fienta.com/ru/tashkent-190420... * Vilnius — April 21 — “How Propaganda Works” — https://fienta.com/ru/vilnius-21-04-2... Support the channel: * FOR FOREIGN MAPS — Support the release of new history lessons on the Patreon platform — / eidelman * FOR RUSSIAN MAPS — Support the release of new history lessons on the Boosty platform — https://boosty.to/eidelman/ * Support the release of new history lessons by becoming a sponsor on YouTube — / @tamaraeidelmanhistory Using cryptocurrency: * BTC: bc1qepf70kndy4ce6yxg6vxh9j98utx690w529fl9s * ETH: 0×0Ebc2cCcD4Fd705CfFC5F25B271871df71c8332B * USDT: 0×8d0B26D5f58e4a1B2Cc702C431CB7B444F9452F6 (ERC20 network) * USDT: TC5eXDPz8TuXPiHLDLbGkmN2rnQkg3Qe5W (TRC20 network) #eidelman #history #victoria Follow us on social networks, where we regularly publish additional stories: * Follow Tamara Natanovna on Instagram — / tamaraeidelman * Follow our telegram channel — https://t.me/eidelman * Follow our Facebook page — / eidelmantn * Follow Tamara Natanovna's channel on Yandex Zen — https://zen.yandex.ru/tamaraeidelman 0:00:00 — Introduction. Lecture topic. 0:00:39 — The image of Queen Victoria in collective memory and cinema. 0:02:55 — The contradictions of the Victorian era. The Victorians' passion for entertainment. 0:10:28 — The image of women in the Victorian era. Victoria: submissive wife or powerful queen? 0:13:24 — How did Great Britain change during the reign of Queen Victoria? 0:21:07 — George III's health problems. The question of succession. 0:26:46 — The death of the Duke of Kent and George III. The accession of George IV to the throne. 0:29:01 — Victoria's childhood. Important people in the life of the princess. Relationship with her mother. 0:31:47 — Victoria is the main heir to the throne. Victoria's preparation for reign. Victoria's popularity. 0:36:56 — Victoria's accession to the throne. Independence from her mother. 0:40:41 — Viscount Melbourne is an important person in Victoria's life. 0:44:51 — Victoria's explosive nature. Conflict with Flora Hastings. Victoria's decline in popularity. Assassination attempts on Victoria. 0:49:52 — The victory of the Tory Party in Parliament. The new Prime Minister Robert Peel. 0:53:37 — Victoria and Albert meet and marry. 0:56:21 — The differences in interests between Victoria and Albert. Albert's loneliness. 0:58:33 — Albert's influence on Victoria. Albert's participation in the political life of the country. 1:00:30 — Crisis phenomena in Great Britain in the 19th century. Famine in Ireland. The need for a new electoral reform. 1:03:17 — Revolutions in Europe in the 19th century. The relationship between Victoria and Napoleon III. 1:04:38 — Attempts at rapprochement between Great Britain and Prussia. 1:06:18 — Prime Minister Viscount Palmerston. Strengthening the power of Parliament. 1:10:13 — Albert's activities. The World's Fair. 1:15:05 — Albert receiving the title of Prince Consort. Queens in English history. 1:16:42 — The children of Victoria and Albert. Victoria's influence on the lives of her already grown children. 1:20:14 — The Prince of Wales preparing for the reign. 1:22:20 — The Prince of Wales's affair. Albert's trip to see his son. Albert's illness and death. 1:25:57 — The creation of the cult of Albert. 1:31:15 — Victoria's mourning and seclusion. Growing discontent in society. 1:34:51 — Victoria's rapprochement with John Brown. 1:38:30 — Victoria's relationship with Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli. 1:43:56 — Victoria's relationship with Prime Minister William Gladstone. 1:46:40 — The transition of India to the British crown and the acquisition of the Suez Canal. 1:48:26 — Victoria's personal tragedies. 1:49:34 — The 1880s. Victoria's rise to popularity. The Golden Jubilee. 1:51:22 — Victoria's rapprochement with Abdul Karim. 1:53:31 — The Diamond Jubilee. Britain's relations with European states. 1:56:43 — Victoria's death. 1:57:06 — Did Victoria's death mark the end of an era?