Peter the Great — "The future belongs to those who are willing to work for it."
The future belongs to those who are willing to work for it.
The future belongs to those who are willing to work for it.
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"I know that I shall have to render an account to God for all my actions."
"It is not the number of soldiers, but the skill of the generals that determines victory."
"I do not desire to be a master, but a servant of my country."
"Why do you come to me? Go to the Senate; they make the laws."
"I have seen the future, and it is in the West."
Russian tsar (1682-1725) who Westernized Russia, founded St. Petersburg, and built Russia into a European great power. Closely associated with Catherine the Great (later Westernizing Russian empress). For an intellectual contrast, see Old Believers, Russian Orthodox traditionalist movement that rejected Patriarch Nikon's reforms and Peter's modernization — Peter's beard-shaving decrees, Western dress laws, and calendar changes triggered a religious-cultural schism — the founding poles of Russia's eternal 'European modernity vs Slavic tradition' debate that runs through Slavophiles, Solzhenitsyn, and contemporary Putin-era ideology.
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