This historic phase takes place in a Federal regime. The great depression (1918-1935), with the characteristic internal civil war, uprising of the Empire nations against Russia�s dominion and the invasion up to the Rhine of the allied armies, in the continuation of the process of this phase, and later begins the second period of great victories with the occupation of Austria (1933), Poland, Norway, Holland, Belgium, France, The Balkan Peninsula, Russia and North Africa. Afterwards follows the military disaster phase in the year 1945, with the defeat of the Second World War and the known consequences. 2.- Culture. Regarding this field we observe that its creative area and the power of this continent, is France, while the geographical area of the romantic-Gothic culture or Western culture, is made up of the area between the mouth of the Ebro River and that of the Rhine, that is, it covers Spain, France, Belgium and Holland.� 3.- The Slavic towns fulfilled their first cycle of the process with their great fractionation era and that of unification, under the hegemony of the Varangians, Veraics, Vikings and, afterwards, the Kev Empire.�� They go through their Federal phase under this nucleus (850-1350), followed by the disintegration phase (1350-1450). In the year 1462, the Principality of Moscow extends its hegemony above the nations of Russia initiating its first period of great victories, the Tartars are defeated and Kahn Ibrahim goes on to be Ivan III�s vassal and tributary (1470). The domination of the new Empire reaches the Urals. During this kingdom the conquest of Siberia begins with expeditions and explorations. This period continues with Vasily IV (1505-1533) and Ivan IV (1533-1583). In 1558, the rich Merchant of Novgorod, George Straganoff, obtained some 150,000 Km2 in the shores or the Kama river and one of his agents conquered a zone further to the East, with the victory of the seizing of Sibir. The whole region on the other side of the Urals took the name of Sibir, Siberia. This phase takes place within a broadly Federal regime. The power of the Emperor resulted from the power of the people, who manifested themselves in the Assemblies. Thus, Ivan IV, even called the representatives of the cities, noblemen, merchants, and in agreement with them, carried out his expansive work and published a Code of Laws. The Great Depression, (1580-1645), begins in the Kingdom Ivan IV, with the loss of Smolenks and Livonia, Carelia, Ingria and all the space between it and Novgorod. The Empire is invaded by the Polonaise and the Swedes.