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Early Rus Conquests: Viking Princes in Eastern Rome

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The Kings and Generals animated historical documentary series on the early history of Russia continues with a video on the reign of Oleg, Igor, Olga and Sviatoslav, as the Rurikids consolidate the Kievan Rus, attack the Khazars and the Byzantines. This video covers the struggle with the Drevlians and the religious rites of the Kievan Rus and its Variag masters. And, obviously, another siege of Constantinople.

First video in the series Slavs and VikingsMedieval Russia and the Origins of the Kievan Rus

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The video was made by our friend Michael Merc while the script was researched and written by Leo Stone. The art for the project was created by Robbie McSweeney

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Early Rus ConquestsThe KingsOleg Igor OlgaKievan RusByzantines ThisConstantinople FirstVikings Medieval RussiaKievan Rus Support

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