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Oct 14, 2026

Evan GershkovichGUEST
5:12
Uh, I'd reported a story about how Putin was getting information from the front and making decisions about the war.
Evan GershkovichGUEST
5:17
I'd gone to Pskov, which hosts the 76th division of the, uh, Russian airborne forces that had occupied Bucha, uh, in, uh, Ukraine and committed a series of war crimes.
Evan GershkovichGUEST
5:27
And so I don't...
Evan GershkovichGUEST
5:27
You know, I suspect they weren't really happy with what I was reporting on.
Evan GershkovichGUEST
44:26
Perhaps they didn't enjoy that.
Evan GershkovichGUEST
44:28
I went to Pskov, where the 76th, uh, division of the Russian Airborne Forces is based.
Evan GershkovichGUEST
44:32
They had occupied Bucha in Ukraine, committed a series of war crimes.
Evan GershkovichGUEST
44:36
Talked to s- you know, uh, servicemen, their relatives in Pskov.
Evan GershkovichGUEST
44:40
I can't imagine they liked that story either.
Evan GershkovichGUEST
44:43
At the same time, Putin around then addressed the FSB, which was formerly the KGB in the Soviet era, the domestic intelligence agency, had told them in, in the next year, in the new year, in '23, the year I end up getting arrested three months later, they need to do a better job of catching traitors, foreign spies, and saboteurs.
Alexander MercourisGUEST
66:01
There was one amongst them, for example, who, um, had, uh, been to England and had learned English, for example.
Alexander MercourisGUEST
66:09
And this was in a city, a town called Pskov, which is right on the border with Estonia.
Alexander MercourisGUEST
66:15
There's a major military unit there.
Alexander MercourisGUEST
66:18
So I was able to talk to them.
Agnes Robert BaerNARRATOR
27:58
In the history of the ancient Greek republics, and especially in that of the medieval commonwealths, we find numerous examples of this struggle.
Agnes Robert BaerNARRATOR
28:06
Florence and Pskov are especially interesting in this connection.
Agnes Robert BaerNARRATOR
28:11
In this sense, therefore, Jacobinist and anarchist have existed at all times among reformers and revolutionists.
Agnes Robert BaerNARRATOR
28:19
In past ages there were even great popular movements of this latter, anarchist character.
Evan GershkovichGUEST
26:42
Uh, I wrote a story near the end of '22, uh, about how Putin was getting information from the front and making decisions about the war.
Evan GershkovichGUEST
26:50
I wrote another story from Pskov, where the 76th division of the Russian airborne forces is based, and they had occupied Bucha in Ukraine, committed a series of war crimes.
Evan GershkovichGUEST
26:58
So I was clearly doing stories they weren't too happy with.
Evan GershkovichGUEST
27:02
Uh, and the story, uh, that led to my arrest, uh, or was the trap for my arrest, was Ukraine was telegraphing that it was going to be conducting this counteroffensive in the summer of '23, uh, heading south, cutting Russian lines, trying to isolate Crimea, and that's, that way force Putin back to the negotiating table.
James DelingpoleHOST
26:27
Um, to, to be a, to be a gatekeeper in the...
James DelingpoleHOST
26:31
What's, what, what's the monastery called? The Pskov Caves Monastery.
James DelingpoleHOST
26:33
The-
Panteleimon KaralevGUEST
26:34
Pskov, yeah, Pskov.
James DelingpoleHOST
26:36
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
James DelingpoleHOST
26:37
Yeah.
James DelingpoleHOST
26:37
He, he, he, he sells it.
James DelingpoleHOST
26:38
He sells it.
Evan GershkovichGUEST
21:53
So I reported a story by late '22 about how Putin was getting his information from the front and making decisions about the, the war effort.
Evan GershkovichGUEST
22:00
I went to Pskov, which hosts the 76th Division of the Russian Airborne Forces, which had occupied Bucha in, in Ukraine and committed a series of war crimes.
Evan GershkovichGUEST
22:10
And, you know, we, you know, my visa was getting extended.
Evan GershkovichGUEST
22:14
My accreditation was getting extended.
Ian ProudGUEST
42:08
You know, this does not look or feel like a country on its knees, quite the opposite.
Pascal LottazHOST
42:13
No, I was in Russia in June in Pskov, like six, seven hundred, I want to say kilometers.
Pascal LottazHOST
42:21
Yeah, around that to the west.
Pascal LottazHOST
42:24
And Pskov is a beautiful little city at the border to Estonia.
Pascal LottazHOST
42:27
It's like it's absolutely, it's actually absolutely charming and it's doing well and people there are nice.
Pascal LottazHOST
42:32
I mean, cars are running, petrol stations are there.
Conrad FranzHOST
61:02
I know the Anthony Westgate Book Club did it recently just, uh- Bit of a coincidence, but, you know, Loris, the characters there are from [clears throat] you know, they're from around here.
Conrad FranzHOST
61:12
They're from northern Russia, and he eventually ends up in, in Pskov.
Conrad FranzHOST
61:17
But I'm gonna go with this, unless Franz von Gart can, can come in and, and weigh in here, because I think he'd be able to g- he says this is good.
Conrad FranzHOST
61:26
This seems to be about exact...
Luke HamiltonNARRATOR
42:13
This king brought the lands belonging to his realm into closer connection with Kiev by giving them as governors his own sons instead of other princes.
Luke HamiltonNARRATOR
42:23
The countries governed by his sons occupied all the territory of present-day Ukraine, as well as the provinces of Novgorod, Pskov, Polosk, and Smolensk.
Luke HamiltonNARRATOR
42:34
Footnote.
Luke HamiltonNARRATOR
42:36
To this day, there is a slight dialectic analogy between the Ukrainians and the Novgorodians.

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