CRIME AND PUNISHMENT LOCATIONS. Walking in Raskolnikov’s Footsteps. Learn advanced Russian with subs

Join us on a fascinating literary journey through the streets of St. Petersburg, following the footsteps of Rodion Raskolnikov from Crime and Punishment! In this video, I explore Dostoevsky’s world with Natasha @pearlguide — a museologist and blogger who loves uncovering the history of the city’s residential areas and hidden gems. We take you through key locations from the novel: Sennaya Square, Kokushkin Bridge, Brinko Lane, and the Yusupov Garden—revealing their history, symbolism, and their connection to Dostoevsky’s life and works. This video is designed for upper-intermediate and advanced Russian learners. Turn on subtitles to follow along. 🔍 What you'll learn in this video: The real places that inspired Crime and Punishment Why Raskolnikov was a "split" character How Dostoevsky used names and settings symbolically The role of faith, guilt, and redemption in the novel Secrets of St. Petersburg’s past, from markets to lost cathedrals Upper-intermediate and advanced Russian vocabulary Have you read Crime and Punishment? What do you think of Raskolnikov’s moral struggle? Let’s discuss in the comments! 🔥 Patreon materials https://www.patreon.com/russianwithdasha Natasha's Dostoevsky playlist https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSTJEIdPa6mFIFz1OtKZNbfc-KIgSA1VS __________________________________________________________ My website https://russianwithdasha.ru Telegram https://t.me/russianwithdasha Russian with Dasha podcast https://podcast.ru/1513594919 The Russian Twist podcast https://podcast.ru/1531761229 #Dostoevsky #CrimeAndPunishment #AdvancedRussian #RussianWithDasha