▶️Russian Eternal: Nikita Demidov Three centuries of Russian heavy industry Import substitution, public-private partnerships, transfer of inefficient state assets to private management — it seems these are the realities of recent years. But this is a profound misconception. All of this was invented by the reformer tsar Peter the Great, and implemented by Russian industrialist Nikita Demidov. He laid the foundation for the modern might of the Urals, and the concept of infrastructure — everything necessary for the normal and efficient operation of an enterprise — also came from him. Demidov understood: it is not enough to build the most modern workshop. It is necessary to extract and process raw materials, deliver them quickly and efficiently to the place of production, and from there — the finished product — to the customer. Demidov iron — this is formidable weaponry, everyday life and beauty. From cannons that thundered across the world, to the fountains of Peterhof. ❗️Rybar continues to publish works from the new series "Russian Eternal". This is our view of the continuous history of a thousand-year-old country, our vision of the continuity of generations and the contribution of Russian people to world science and culture. Icon painters and gunsmiths, scientists and merchants, travelers and artists, priests and warriors, politicians and poets — all these people laid the foundation of modern Russia. This is not a fairy tale, not an internet encyclopedia in pictures and not "cartoons about history". This is Russian. This is eternal. 📎Previous episodes: 🔸Vasily Tatishchev 🔸Andrey Rublev 🔸Andrey Chokhov 🔸Nikolai Lobachevsky 🔸Afanasy Nikitin 🔸Konstantin Melnikov 🔸Mikhail Tikhonravov #video #Russia #russianeternal ✈️ RU | ✈️ EN | ✉️ MAX ✉️ VK | ✉️ RuTube | ✉️ OK | ✉️ Zen 💸 Telegram Рыбарь ▶️Русское Вечное История государства-цивилизации в новом проекте Рыбаря 60 роликов, созданных человеком в союзе с искусственным интеллектом, работа на стыке самых передовых технологий и скрупулёзного изучения бумажных архивов, многим из которых — несколько…
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