, it's easy for them they lost their brains, they don’t want to remember this, but at the time when bessarabiaak, this state, the moldovans were at their very best, this is something like that, well, i don’t want to use it, yes, well, really lower level, that’s why there was no education there, there was generally such a downtrodden people, and so on and so on, so if they now want to return to romania, but this is to return to nowhere for the moldavian , unfortunately, well, destroy objects and stone cultural objects , means to kill the nation, to kill national consciousness, that is, even leaving, he already understood that he was dying, he wanted these slavic people, they wanted to destroy their culture, their national identity, so what happens here when you remove history, culture, you kill national identity, they they transform it, here is mankurt, this is also aitmatov, but he came up with this wonderful idea. the word mankurts, that is, people who have lost their memory, they are like free electrons there or elements are attracted by any magnet, in this case a magnet, well, this is a sma

back to our place, it was a week or two somewhere, here in the south of the odesa region, near danube bessarabias began, well, there were 10, 12, 15, two it was days, there was no electricity for almost 20 hours, so what, what needs to be done, people understand everything, but such graphs should be made. well, as much as possible , so that people know when there will be electricity and when it will not be, so that it is not situational-reflexive, that they are preparing, there will not be 10 hours, we know, there will not be 10 hours, and we build our lives on what for the next 5 hours there will be electricity and so on, unfortunately, there is no such thing today, well, i am sure that the energy companies are working, maybe they will settle these issues, but it is possible, this is it... it is quite possible to do and involve local authorities, unfortunately, they are absolutely not involved, they do not work with the population, well well, i remember, we worked in the 90s, there were also difficulties, major power outages, yes, those were peaceful times, but the first deputy of the regional

these youth, as it were, just beat their brains out, they don’t want to remember, but at the time when bessarabiao on, so if they are now they want to return to romania, but this means returning to nowhere for the moldovans, but unfortunately they don’t understand this, this is how it works, explain to me, that is, well, they jumped out of the soviet union, they were again shown how it works, goebbels explained, he wrote why even goebbels? i remember recently reading a decree, meaning hitler , about the destruction of krakow, well, when the germans were already giving in, retreating, and hitler gave orders to destroy warsaw, there is krakow, by the way, the polish countries, yes, including prague, we know this story, there were orders, justification, to kill culture, well, to destroy objects, material, yes, stone objects of culture, means to kill a nation, to kill a national creation, that is, even leaving, he is already... a magnet, well, this is a small, poorly educated lady, i don’t want to remember, yes, what is her name, another doll, just yes, well , you know, she may even be less of a doll

"finland, estonia, latvia, eastern poland, bessarabia."been concluded, germany’s attack on the soviet union would have occurred from the territory of the baltic states. on these very days, when these negotiations are taking place in moscow, there are battles on khalkingol. and the soviet leadership has no guarantees that the conflict at halkingol will not turn into a full-scale massacre with japan. because japan is at it. time demonstrates itself as a very aggressive state towards the soviet union, of course, it is an ally of nazi germany, in in the year thirty-seven, japan begins a war in china, clearly an aggressive one, the soviet union supports the chinese people, sends its volunteers and military specialists there. england actually recognized all of japan's seizures of chinese territory and guaranteed japan a free hand in the event that japanese aggression went north, that is. into the territory of the soviet union, and of course, the soviet union did not want to fight on two fronts, it was a nightmare for the soviet leadership in gen

during the years of his reign , the territory of the empire expanded noticeably; finland, bessarabia,he congress of vienna, alexander managed to achieve the annexation of the kingdom of poland with its capital in warsaw to russia. after the end of the congress in september 1815, on the initiative of the russian emperor, it was created sacred union, an informal association of european monarchs based on christian principles. through the efforts of alexander i, russian politicians, diplomats and military leaders, the russian empire took a leading place in the european political sphere. arena and in subsequent decades, not a single international issue was resolved without the participation of russia. the emperor was still young and full of strength. he was adored abroad and admired at home. but inside him, it was as if something had broken. alexander practically moved away from the state. devoted more and more time religious conversations, as if wanting to make up for lost years, he reconciled and became close to his wife again when i... council alekseevna fell ill with czech fever, the d

clearly worried about our negotiations with the anglo-french military, abandonment of the baltic states, bessarabiad eastern poland, not to mention ukraine, is at the moment the minimum that the germans would agree to without much discussion, just to get from us a promise not to interfere in the conflict with poland. 19 august poland announces that it will not allow soviet troops to pass through its territory for support. allies, if the ussr, england-france treaty takes place, then the british foreign minister lord halifax, through his ambassador in warsaw, demands from the polish foreign minister to reconsider poland's position as it is torpedoing military negotiations in moscow. jozef back remains adamant. i cannot allow even any discussion of the possibility of providing part of our territory. at the disposal of foreign troops. we do not have a military agreement with the ussr, and we do not want such an agreement. negotiations reach a dead end. from the testimony of mead's lawyer in berlin , friedrich gaus, march 15, 1946. one day in the early summer of 1939, mr. von ribentrop, to my surprise,