what genuine delight there was from the common victory there on the elbe. and yet i was glad. the victories of all allies in defeated berlin, they don’t really like to remember him. there were many more russian tanks there than anglo-saxon ones. there is a funny story about this fashion show. russians then they released the joseph stalin 3 tank, the latest one. there were 50 of them, general paton's assistant looked at them in horror. paton told him: “don’t worry, they are on our side for now.” in just six months, churchel will deliver the fulton speech, explaining to the whole world who? whose side should be on will start a cold war. ilya kanavin, olga allenkina, irina kudesova, konstantin rodin. news. and we return to the large-scale celebration of pushkin’s 225th anniversary. in the stroganov palace in st. petersburg you can immerse yourself in the world of the poet, real and imaginary. at the exhibition he conquered time and space. more than 300 painted works, portraits of pushkin, his contemporaries and character, as well as graphics, sculpture, porcel

july-august 1945. allies, the united states of america, just recently this meeting took place on the elbethe symbols of the alliance of the soviet union and the united states of america in the fight against nazism against hitler's germany, and here the allies are already preparing such a stab in the back, and they are participating in these actions. in august 1945, the americans dropped two atomic bombs on japan and destroyed them. soviet intelligence reported to joseph stalin 4 years before this terrible tragedy and proposed a plan on how to get all the materials of american developments; already in the spring of 1942, soviet nuclear scientists began to create atomic bombs. in march 1946, former british prime minister winston churchill declared an anglo-saxon cold war on the soviet union at fulton college. from stetin on the baltic to trieste on the adriatic , an iron curtain fell on the continent, on the other side of the curtain were all the capitals of the ancient states of central and eastern europe. warsaw, berlin, prague, vienna, budapest, belgrade, bucharest, sofia. all these famo

is water, you need to evaporate the loire for a second, if such a river is the adam or half of the elbemills somewhere so many panels and in addition to... that means, respectively, silicon and for glass, you also need to get rareziom somewhere yes, and then somehow dispose of this thing, and this thing is also gigantic, and we calculated the capacity of nuclear power plant, gr and vsss from the material, and there , too, everything is not in favor of this matter, yes, that is, in general, generally speaking, in these consequences they are all quite , well, much more than for for that energy, well, besides, also what i already said, if we fill all of france or all of holland with wind turbines and the zone of active cyclonic activity creeps into the north atlantic, then again, even if there is 10% wind there, it energy will become less, then i think this is also nothing good, that is, this too may be a failed project, yes, here more of course i’m not really an expert here, appealing more to your experience, evil tongues say that large wind farms also change the climate a picture from th

july-august 1945, the allies of the united states of america, just recently this meeting took place on the elbeols alliance of the soviet union and... the united states of america in the fight against nazism, against hitler's germany, and here the allies are already preparing such a stab in the back, and... participating in these actions is, well, the former commander of the expeditionary force of the allies in europe and the future, he the future president of the united states of america. in august 1945, the americans. dropped two atomic bombs on japan, destroying the cities of jeroshima and nagasaki. soviet intelligence reported to joseph stalin about the creation of a superweapon in the united states 4 years before this terrible event . tragedy and proposed a plan on how to get all the materials developed by americans. and already in the spring of 1942, soviet nuclear scientists began creating an atomic bomb. in march 1946, former british prime minister winston churchill declared an anglo-saxon cold deal against the soviet union at an american college in the town of fulton. central and easte

you know, such actions, well, that is, how, after all, such a murderous the situation directly on the elbethe line of combat society did not look at other factors at all. which are pro-war, war is not only the trenches, which are constantly demonstrated, there are 10 percent, by the way , 15 out of the entire number of military personnel are in those trenches, most of those who died, by the way, in the tisza river, maybe never i would have been on the forefront, but because everyone in the information field, you know, was in the mood for those likes, for reposts, advertisers are attracted, of course, by...views the content was thrown into the information field for the most part and continue to be thrown into the information field, by the way, specifically about the war, that which is directly related to the death of our military, or the killing by our military personnel, the occupiers, on the part of the defense of our territory. oleksandr, i still did not understand, you said that there was a failure of communication regarding the mobilization of politics , not the parliament, not the peo

in april 79 years ago, not far from the german town of targao on the elbe river, two soldiers, a soviet. they represented two different worlds, but were allies in the anti-hitler coalition, which opposed the spread of nazi ideology. this meeting foreshadowed the final defeat. germany could become a symbol of the unity of west and east. then no one could have thought that decades later, instead of friends, we would become not only rivals, but enemies. a little less than a year before this significant event , another, the so-called landing of the allied troops on the coast of normandy took place. and for some reason this particular operation in the west considered decisive in the victory over fascism. true, the allies were in no hurry to open a second front against hitler, which was so needed at the beginning of the war. and only when the victory of the ussr became obvious to everyone, fearing the expansion of the influence of the soviets throughout europe, the allies decided to carry out the landing in normandy, but those who now face the fact about the soviet union simply prefer to forg

country with poland there is the krkonase massif, also known as the snowy mountains, from here the elberepublic is right, please come to the table. 400 wedding with henry ii, catherine de medici brought a whole collection of them from silver and distributed them to the nobles, they soon became fashionable in europe. forks, next. society 400. a couple of centuries ago, in vilna, the society of shubravtsy, that is, shalapai, fought ignorance, ridiculed spirit. published a satirical newspaper, and for its members conducted complex rituals, parodying this particular organization, the masonic leader, maybe you are right, snow theme 200, one of the types of algae chlomid-monas breeds right in the snow, coloring the snow in this light, thanks pigment from the carotenoid group. well , pink, red, rather pink, of course, right, right, society, over 600. in the soviet union, students were united by the sports society burevestnik, and students of vocational schools and technical schools were united by this very society. labor reserves, further. self-portraits 800. he painted the first of many self-

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if we're going use qe -- as a viable policy tool like when we're going to turn to the periods of the elb think the lessons are we need better calibration, better communication, and better clarity of purpose. on calibration, i have a hard time thinking that the evolution of economic conditions over -- you know, the last three quarters of 2021 were calling for additional policy easing. and that's what you're doing when you continue to buy assets at least if you like me have a stock view of the effects of qe. i have a qe reaction function that i use that's, you know, that's base on equivalence of fed funds it was saying to stop qe at the end of q1, 2021 so therep was another trillion dollars of qe that i think was sort of hard to -- to justify based on that calibration and if we're going use as an instrument it should be held to the same standards as the rate should be to understand the reaction function and what's driving the decision. related to that there should be more communication about the qe reaction function. it t is just kind of turned on d left in the background eventually turned

what genuine delight there was from the overall victory. on the elbe, nevertheless, there was a victory, they don’t really like to remember it, there were much more russian tanks there than anglo-saxon ones, there is a funny one. the story about this fashion show: the russians then released the joseph stalin 3 tank, the first one, there were 50 of them, general paton’s assistant looked at them in horror. paton told him: “don’t worry, they are on our side for now.” in just six months, churchel will deliver the fulton speech, explaining to the whole world who should be on which side. this will start the cold war. ilya kanavin, olga alenkina, irina kudesova, konstantin rodin. news. a tractor for space rockets was manufactured in perm, an electric locomotive powered by batteries, which is equipped in a special way and will deliver orbital carriers to the launch pad at baikanur. our correspondent, maxim peker , talked with the creators. the whistle is high-frequency, typhon is low-frequency. everything in the cabin is signed, alexander said. the control algorithm in manual mode is quite simp

the mayor has proposed streamlining and has come to the elbe community to speak about what she's lookinghas come to our community and asks, how can we better improve how we do things? supervisor mandelman has come to our committee and spoken about some initiatives he had in streamlining contracting. i think it's unforgivable that we're proposing things without speaking to the community, getting input and working with our community to better help the city of san francisco. thank you . my bad. good morning, alan braddell here. i don't know how to say anything better than what was already said here, about the policy, before you today. so let me just say something about vision zero. and by the way, sfmta is a disaster. the last thing we need to do is, expedite anything for them, right? so. but vision zero should be a north star that guides responses . traffic control achieving zero traffic deaths on san francisco streets is impossible. it's an impossible goal to achieve the tragedy in west portal and other similar tragedies proved that. but making vision zero policy to achieve that impossibl

tchaikovsky's fifth symphony and john williams' concerto will be performed at the hamburg elbe philharmonice treated and which ones are safe, is it possible to get infected with them in public places , how effective are contraceptives for protection, but depending on how much to cut, up to divorce, treats sexually transmitted infections with antibiotics partner, is signaled by cracking joints and what tea will help reduce the risk of developing ovarian cancer? questions from the doctor. alexander myasnyakov asks: you answer: they should write this on the packaging then, and there it is written only in chinese, hand animation is one of the most popular complaints when it is provoked by stress and computer work, when it is a sign of thyroid disease, cancer or multiple sclerosis. my whole hand didn’t chalk straight and i sat straight at night, so to speak, i shook it, so to speak, when i’m nervous, my hands don’t shake and get cold, while this is the beginning of sclerosis, dr. myasnikov has said more than once, the coronavirus infection will still seem like a joke to us, and the world a new e

the martha argyrich festival opens in hamburg philharmonic on the elbe program with the participationirk kawton. a major retrospective of manray continues at the elysée museum of photography. the exhibition tells about the artist’s creative path, the search for new means of expression in the art of photography and the artistic community of paris in the twenties and thirties of the last century, which influenced the formation of manray. today we have nectarine or peach on the program. how much can you lower your blood pressure by just reducing your salt intake? academician belinkov conducted an experiment, the result will surprise you, just a change was enough. lifestyle, that is, we can reduce the dose of antihypertensive drugs and reduce the risk of adverse events. pain, swelling and pus. what are we risking by not changing contact lenses when the weather gets hot? microtraumas caused contact lens, not going anywhere. acute inflammation of the myeboic gland, stress - an epidemic of the 21st century. how to protect your body from daily. taste is good, it seems to me that the main thin

person. performs the goldberg variations of johann sebastian bach at the hamburg philharonie on the elbeenna state opera, music director and conductor philip jordan. expressionists, kandinsky, munter and the blue rider, the theme of which was the work of artists united around wassily kandinsky and his companion gabriela nünter to create bold and vibrant works that transform contemporary art. good morning, doctor mestikov says and shows, and we are starting a program about the most important thing, that is, about our health, watch us, it will be informative, it will be interesting, we are starting. today the program is about the most important thing: moles, which of them need to be monitored especially carefully, who should remove moles, and in what cases do they degenerate into melanoma? they say that if there is a mole on the left cheek, then this person is creative, i would, of course, remove it under strap, how effective is it to suck out the venom from a bite wound? and how often people become infected with sexually transmitted infections through a towel. questions from the doctor. a