@5minutes762

IMPORTANT MESSAGE: URGENT REQUEST FOR SUPPORT FOR THE CHANNEL FANS BEFORE HAVING TO PUT AN END TO THE PROJECT!

We have been striving to work on this channel (5 Minutes), producing high quality content that is also concise in as little as  Minutes. We thought that this could be interesting to learn curated information in a very short period of time, especially given the quick pace of today's world.

However, unfortunately, after 1 year of consistent and patient work and regular posting of at least 1 video every 2 weeks, we have been disappointed to see that the channel has not really taken off on Youtube. With Less than 1,000 subs and as little as 300 views per video, we see no other choice but having to halt and put an end to this project we really loved and enjoyed!
We involved different Youtube experts to help us propagate the knowledge offered by this channel but the results have been modest. We understood that such low traction so far may be due to changes done by Youtube on its ranking algorithms to compete with platforms such as TikTok in entertainment videos (dance, music, fun, cooking, sports...).
Although this is a hypothesis and is definitely not verified, we are unable to pursue this project for more than this past year given that it didn't really achieve its number 1 goal, which was reaching as much people as possible around the world and disseminating knowledge in a compelling way.    

We will still be publishing our last 3-4 videos over the next couple months.

We are writing this to ask for your support in case there is anything you can do, such as sharing, liking, posting on other platforms, or contributing to our Patreon page above.

If not, then no worries, we thank you very much for liking our content and for following it!
All the best!

@Joeseanag24

This is cool!

@Apeskybird

This helps my essay

@Amr-H

Keep going 🔥 👏

@ammohamed5320

Russia Explained History Documentary showcases the evolution of Russia from its medieval origins through the rise and fall of powerful dynasties, providing a comprehensive look at the historical forces that shaped its vast empire.

@arthurk4778

On November 2, 1721, Tsar Peter I proclaimed the Moscowy "Russian Empire" and the Muscovites "Russians". Tsar Peter decided to join Muscovy to the European cultural heritage, so he was not at all satisfied with the story of the origin of Muscovites from the great and proud Finnish tribes: Moksha, Meri, Murom, Vesi, Pechora, Mesheri, Perm, Mari.  He gave instructions to add the name Rus instead of the barbaric Moksel.  In order not to invent the "wheel" and not to twist the head once more, I simply appropriated the name of the ancient ethnic group Kyivan Rus - Russia.

Such a change in the name of the Moscow state posed a serious challenge to the identity of the Ukrainian people, which at that time already had a thousand-year history.  But after the renaming, there was an urgent need to write a new version of history substantiating the inheritance of the name "Russian" from princely Russia.  Because the history of Muscovy had nothing to do with the Slavic ethnos of Kyivan Rus.  The Muscovite region essentially acquired the name Rus, which in its specific meaning — ethnic, geographical, and structural — fully corresponds to the modern term Ukraine. This gave Muscovite the fake, but still, shine of a cultured, civilized state with an ancient historical tradition.

Later, the idea of ​​creating a new history of the Russian Empire was "brilliantly" implemented by Empress Catherine II.  On December 4, 1783, by order of Catherine, the "Commission for the compilation of notes on ancient history, mainly Russian" was created. The commission worked for 9 years and, by rewriting and distorting historical facts, created a new history of the Russian Empire, which had its origins in Princely Russia.

Contrary to historical truth, the commission affirmed the right of Russians to the political and cultural heritage of Kyivan Rus, and declared its entire population to be a "united nation."

 At the same time, on the instructions of the empress, they conducted a revision of all the ancient primary sources - some were corrected, others were rewritten, and the third - the most dangerous for the empire - were destroyed.  The new version of Russian history was published in 1792.

 It became a benchmark for future historians of the 19th century and formed the basis of Karamzin's 12-volume History of the State of Russia, as well as the fundamental 29-volume History of Russia since Ancient Times by Solovyov.  Historians of tsarist Russia duly set about replicating myths about the cradle of three brotherly nations and that "Kyiv Rus" was the first Russian state. 
But now we understand, that it is a great fake.

@vinllga

So called Ukraine is most historical part of Russia - Malorossija or Russia Minor. It is a core of Russian lands during thousand years and it was occupied by Galitsians, nameless nation with stolen name of Ukrainians.