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On September 8, 1514, the combined troops of the Russo-Lithuanian Commonwealth and Poland under the command of Prince Konstantin Ostrozky inflicted a crushing defeat on the Muscovite invaders on the banks of the Dnieper near the city of Orsha (now Vitebsk region, Belarus). The ancestors of modern Ukrainians, Belarusians, Lithuanians, Poles, Czechs, Germans, and Hungarians fought on the side of the winners. The enemy suffered thousands of casualties. Both governors of Vasily III - Ivan Chelyadnin and Mikhail Bulgakov - were captured. What was the significance of the Battle of Orsha for the history of Europe and why was Prince Ostrohsky compared to Alexander the Great, Hannibal and Scipio by his contemporaries, and nowadays his name is assigned to military units - we tell in the new issue of "History Without Myths".
"History Without Myths" is a popular channel about the past of Ukraine and the world without embellishments and falsifications. The experts of our programs are professional historians (doctors and candidates of historical sciences, professors, associate professors, employees of scientific institutes and historical museums), each of whom is a specialist in a specific issue. The topics of the issues cover all periods and cover a wide range of issues: political, military, economic history, history of international relations, history of culture, arts and sports, biographies of outstanding personalities.
The goal of our project is to disprove anti-scientific myths, fakes and stereotypes about Ukraine and Ukrainians, spread public interest in history, pride in the glorious past, victories and achievements of the Ukrainian people, promote the consolidation of Ukrainian society, and create a positive image of Ukraine and Ukrainians.
Every week, 2 new videos are released on the channel: on Wednesday "History without myths" at 14.00 and on Saturday "10 questions to the historian" at 12.00.