Museum Secrets: Inside the State Historical Museum, Moscow
COMPLETE COLLECTION (22 Episodes)
•
44m
Moscow’s State Historical Museum tells the story of Russia and her people from the stone age to the fall of the Berlin Wall.
In this episode we find out how to win a duel (and how to lose one). We examine the bones of stone age children to reveal what killed them, then ride with Polish soldiers to find out why they wore angels’ wings. We descend into the torture chamber of Ivan the Terrible, then examine the brass eagle of Napoleon’s Third Regiment to find out if they died bravely, or with dishonour. And in the end we investigate why Vladimir Lenin drove a Rolls.
Up Next in COMPLETE COLLECTION (22 Episodes)
-
Museum Secrets: Inside the Smithsonia...
Established in 1846 by a scientist named James Smithson, The Smithsonian is the largest museum and research complex in the world, with over 10 million visitors every year, and nearly 137 million specimens and artifacts.
In this episode we take off in a World War Two era Zero to find out why Ja...
-
Museum Secrets: Inside the National M...
The National Maritime Museum collection allows visitors to trace the origins of British sea power, its accomplishments in the age of empire, and its consequences in the world today.
In this episode we fire musket balls at Lord Nelson to discover who really killed him. We join an anti-piracy co...
-
Museum Secrets: Inside the Chateau of...
What was once a royal palace is now a museum of French culture and history attracting 3 million visitors every year.
In this episode we take a Musketeer training course to discover the real man behind the fictional D’Artagnan. We find out why Champagne bubbles (and if it’s good for you), then ...
