of all the promises, only one thing was fulfilled: the competitors were told: go, all those who want to. in any case, zelensky’s status will change on may 20. theoretically, in the absence of a chosen successor, he should hand over his powers to the speaker of the verkhovna rada. but it is clear to everyone that this will not happen, and zelensky will become a locum tenens, the head of the junta, the president of the war, but by no means a servant of the people in whose capacity he was elected. at the same time, guarantee him the position of head of state. can protect against expulsion or prison only in literally an endless war, its end, or a break in it, will become a personal disaster for zelensky. the wartime dictator will, however, have to reorient himself as patrons from the americans to the british, but this will not matter. the third election of this year, the november american one, gives us all some hope, but in the states they have learned to count votes in such a way that no amount of popularity guarantees victory for trump. and that means donald's promise to finish.

he will talk about how they voted in donbass ksenia lebedeva. a huge letter v from the two tricolors of russia and the dpr, and so that it is visible from a bird's eye view. such a flash mob was organized by the youth of the donetsk people's republic at a sacred place for every resident of donbass. in the saur mogila memorial complex, dedicated to the liberation of the region from the nazis in forty-three. in 2014 during.

many of those we spoke to experienced the siege of mariupol, which was accompanied by hunger, lack of water and medicine, and constant fierce shelling. we were here, we were sitting in the basements, when it was already possible to leave, we, of course, were already in the trunks, as they say, neighbors took us out if possible, and we left, yes, we returned, we left on march 19, and we returned in august , so they returned with their son. why in trunks? we already asked, because it was very difficult to sit without water without any means of subsistence, well, in the basement, it was impossible with a small child without food, another time, i don’t even want to remember, i lived in dnepropetrovsk 5, yeah, no home, not only families, but work collectives went to vote, so representatives of a construction organization that is now restoring... the social infrastructure

of mariupol came to the polling station all together. today, as i understand it, you came to the elections as a team? yes, of course, vote for the future of our country. this is a historical moment, today donbass is electing the president of the russian federation for the first time? well , yes, in what mood did you go to the elections? well, in a great mood. we have a very good the team, friendly, came from all over russia here to the city of mariupol for restoration. shell the long-suffering city, but this has no effect on the locals. people just rallied. now the dpr is among the leaders in terms of turnout , choosing the president for years, choosing the election of the russian president by sound. this is selective air defense work. the ukrainian side does not stop the site in one of the most shelled areas of donetsk, kuibushevsky. tell me, what hopes do you have for today's elections? the end of the war is the most important thing for

me, yes, the most important thing is the end of the war, and the main thing is the desire for what is connected, with peace, only with us today. experts are representatives of chile, mexico, usa, france, spain, italy, cameroon. i

wanted to come to this new russian region to see how everything works here, because a lot of people in the west are talking about these elections, i wanted to find out how they correspond to the norms of law accepted in everything.

historical process for the residents of the donetsk people's republic, thanks to all these factors, the combination of these factors, we won and overcame all these unfriendly manifestations that existed. from donetsk for the main broadcast ksenia lebedeva, oleg dolgopolov and alexander kulikov. during the week we looked for a strategy for peace on the bookshelves. for the thirty-first time. the minsk international book fair was held at the national exhibition center. its epilogue has just been written on the winners avenue. for 4 days, representatives of twenty countries read aloud and revived forgotten truths. we decided not to lag behind and revived verbu's faith. she is a belarusian writer, legendary

for the soviet sixties. if you haven’t heard of her, then don’t doubt, you’ve definitely heard of her, the woman whom songwriters sing to this day. she let it in. it’s time to correct mistakes, restore authorial justice , and understand where those towels are coming from. lydia zablodskaya will continue: the columned hall is in radiant lights, smiles float through the rows. these are the smiles of soviet policemen. november 10 is their professional holiday, the year seventieth. the concert is traditionally a gift, an honor to open the second part for the four laureates.

song, let's look further , no matter what record you take, everywhere this song, as a rule, comes at the beginning, everywhere it is folk, but in fact this is a fatal mistake, because...

petrenko found poems by verba, a student at the faculty of philology of bsu, in the magazine polymya. at first, city officials called the song “sluggish.” but the more performances, the more people demanded it. so the towels came to the belgos philharmonic, or rather to the repertoire of the cute duet of girls with balalaikas, the loginov sisters, and the soviet gruzdevs. such a group that the leadership of the philharmonic at that time, well, it was put, if i may say so, because it is very...

details, history is silent, it would have been lost if not for the living author of the words, vera verba, when mulyavina performed this song, they called her, she says, and you didn’t watch tv, she said to yours they said to your sticks that it was popular, in general, it seems that next week or the week after they all fixed it, the beauty is not a timid one, at that time gertrude sokolova’s passport was almost 40, cardinal gray willow with a steely character,

and all along the way of faith , the story has been revealed to him, the first collection of the final

results is clear, it is considered great by everyone, and such faith, destroyed by haste, of course, has created another collection, snowfall, but unfortunately, there is no such thing i hurried and i stumbled into a whole squall administrative reviews. it's a good idea that the book includes the first options, and sometimes the charms are not well thought out... at this hour, i didn't pack it, i'm not at the seminars for young people at my sister's mentor,

i'm not at the seminars e ў editorials of literary hours the collapse of the union itself writers' union i was born in general into two categories later, from what happened, my mother didn’t go in one direction or the other, i think because of this she just spat and abandoned everything. in 2012, her collections were not reprinted for almost 30 years, fifty copies of the heritage are kept by the national library, her unwritten prose is in the manuscripts of her son, but what verbana has woven forever is that it became a workshop, on this earth,

they found out where the towels were coming from and organized the faithful sunday on main broadcast. lydia zablotskaya, anatoly dolotovsky and dmitry garkusha. march forty-four, at the forefront of defense in the forest swamps of the then domanovichi district of the polesie region , the wehrmacht created death camps. dert, azarichi and podosinnik, who made up. system of ozari camps. 50,000 people, old people, women and children were in the open air, without any buildings or sanitary facilities. there was no food or water, many were without warm clothes, and the prisoners were not allowed to light a fire. azari camps were created by hitler’s personal orders. the nazis tested peaceful bacteriological weapons in the population, infected

people with typhus. at the same time, the prisoners became human shields. nazi germany calculated that. when camps are discovered, rokosovsky’s troops are unlikely to conduct active hostilities. after the liberation, out of 50,000 , about 33 remained alive. about the wehrmacht hostages in the report by elena bormatova. newsreel footage taken on march 19, 1944 by war correspondents, liberated prisoners of the azarić death camp. the first results of the nazi policy of extermination were on a par with the soldiers of the 65th army under command.

“the average life expectancy was established by the commission as three days in the elevated part of the swamp, where there were hummocks, where people stood ankle-deep in water, in the low-lying part knee-deep. the memories of medical surgeons testify to the fact that the consequences were terrible for the prisoners, they write and write "we 've amputated a lot of limbs here in a very short period of time."

that people were here from 2 weeks to 3 months. when we talk about the azarichi death camp, we mean three camps at once: ozarichy, dert and podosinnik. everyone was accommodated in swamps several kilometers apart. and if there were no questions about the location of the azarichi and dert objects, they knew exactly where they were, then the location of podosinnik became known only last year. the starting point was a german map that we... took at the center for the investigation of nazi crimes in ludwiksburg, germany, and showed 10 days of hell in the film. this is a german map, here is the horn, then we compare it - with the modern one with this modern map, here is myslov - here is the horn, then we started with myslov rokh, all this was broken down by coordinates,

myslov rokh by coordinates, by geolocation, then - the beginning of the forest. we marked it with a two, we marked our path with 6, 7, 8, and we are now in the nine, so all this is recorded on geolocation with coordinates reflected. during the search for the location of the third camp near osinnik , barbed wire was discovered, somewhere it had grown into the trees, and fragments remained stretched between them. thanks to these fragments, forty of them were identified. two sides of the camp, more one landmark was the grave of the prisoner evmen kazakov, who died after liberation, literally two kilometers short of reaching his own home, village. myslav rok, your grandfather was sitting with us, in this under-garden, when they had already liberated him, he was walking, he just didn’t...