khrushchev's memoirs were published.ty of oxford, where he shared a room in a student dormitory with a lover of cheerful companies, beautiful girls playing the saxophone, bill clinton. nikita khrushchev with indignantly refused the fee for the memoirs. what was missing was that he said that they would say that i was on the payroll of the capitalists. victor luis received his fee. the main thing is “i reported about her to washington, said that alliluyeva was unpredictable, but our eggheads decided that she would go crazy with gratitude once she was in the west and would obediently do what she was told, no, they organized this carnival for her with her escape , yes, and now they’ve come to their senses, yes, exactly, friends in london believe that alliluyeva’s reputation is too impeccable, it surprises them, i would she said, she’s even unpleasantly surprised, well, that’s understandable, as long as she has a nymp over her head, she has every reason to believe that she’s doing us a favor by staying in the west, everything

khrushchev was up for it, and he exclaimed: “we’ll show you kuska’s mother.”ed and translated literally: “let’s show kuzma’s mother.” nixon did not understand anything, and khrushchev was dissatisfied, so when he came on a visit to the united states, he made a second attempt. this time he had a more experienced translator with him, viktor sukhadrev. according to his recollections, it was not voon as it is now. they often write that in the car with the americans, sukhadrev translated how to demonstrate his strength, and khrushchev explained later, quote. victor again, problems with kuzka’s mother. tell simply what it means is to show something they have never seen in their life. in the west, they decided that khrushchev, by kuskina’s mother, meant some kind of secret weapon of the russians. and this is just one of his pearls that horrified translators. this is what this day in history was like. let's translate from clerical to understandable, everything is not so scary if there are instructions. ukraine hit civilians with american missiles, and assistance is be

of course, there are large ceilings of 260, but in khrushchev buildings they are 250 - even sometimesrankly, not cheap, as we like to say, elite , and there ceilings are 250 and 2.60 now, that is , high ceilings - this is our fetish, uh, because, uh, after the avant-garde itself was quietly buried after the unknown decree of thirty-two, when all the creative groups were united into creative unions under the leadership... under the wise guide of the communist party holding them tightly, and then the project began to develop and completely another arose discourse, completely different houses with apartments began to be built, with three-meter ceilings, this became a measure, that the ceiling was high, no less than 3 m, well, no, i won’t go, after all, i wanted to live just like those rich people, i it also seems that, in principle , in general, what are you doing in the apartment, let’s accept it. special passion for constructivism, even if now we share a little, yes, well, you ’re lying, sitting, that’s it, why do you need anything special, everyone has this suffering, guys, don’t suff

far as i know, the same narkomfin building now works as it was supposed to, in contrast to the same khrushchevn today's world requires care and operation, it's like a car, if you don't take care of it, it will deteriorate, technology and the amount of technology with which our houses are stuffed, modern, of any function, they require conscious, thoughtful operation; if this culture is not there, then these houses are suitable. well, starting from clean entrances, scheduled repairs, engineering systems, and, excuse me, just cleaning the internal drain, which if it gets clogged, then the water remains in the pipe, as in the people's commissariat of fenesty it bursts and the facade turns into a complete nightmare. well , for example, if it’s not like in the narkonfin house, where the height allows for two levels, yes, let’s say some kind of super-standard one-room apartment, not i know there are 30-34 m2, but with all these kitchens there are seven, i don’t know what to do, how... to make a bed on top, for example, on some second level, listen, well, these are lofts, they are only made differentl

affairs at the new school york city, and the author of the lost khrushchev journey into the gulag ofe, nina, we're so pleased to have you. >> thanks so much for joining us. would you mind talking first about what it was like growing up as khrushchev's grandchild, who was trying to distance himself from the legacy of his predecessor, joseph stalin well, that's a very complicated question. can achieve, was ousted from power in 1964 and his name was not officially mentioned in any documents and any history books in public. so when i was growing up, i actually was growing up knowing that my grandfather, my great grandfather was a very important ban. but at the same time, he was sort of a secret important man, because anything that the soviet union did during his leadership from 1953 when studying died 21964 when he was ousted, was done by the communist party. but communist party of the team supposedly had no leaders. so i grew up as a secret cruise ship in a sense, it wasn't i wasn't an open cruise ship and we talked about his legacy and his achievements. that is denouncing style and mos

, and during khrushchev it was so , they have everything in ukraine unfolds according to the notoriouslan of dalis, remember this happened, and one would think that this dalis, which i just talked about, and this dali and this are namesakes, but if they were namesakes, america would not be america and would not be in her... quite recently we started not tightening, but just a little bit, not even with a wrench, but with our fingers, tightening some nuts in order to fight this very plan of dales. dales had many different plans, some of which he messed up, as we say, kuba wasted, then there was a wonderful episode with a cable that was pulled from eastern to western germany under the berlin wall to listen to ours, ours intercepted this and drove them there for a very long time. and exactly this same alain dalis, who was the author of a wonderful plan about how they would, as they say, spectacularly, picturesquely ruin us, he investigated the kennedy assassination, and came to the conclusion that it was just some idiot, a loner , although everyone knows that the bullets were flying from d

but constructivism itself is not... in fact, there are more apartments in naraconfin than in in other khrushcheve f, 37 m all the time, but now 37 m is such an absolutely normal format, that’s what we are designing for today’s business class, this is for modern man is absolutely accustomed to why the people's commissariat of finance, aka absolutely modern, and what is included in it is our life today, then it was visionary, now it is an absolutely understandable way of life for us, but the social program of the people's commissariat of finance is , of course, much more complex than... the khrushchevs and what they offered constructivists in the late twenties, this is to create such an absolutely comfortable environment for a person, an environment as a whole, not just a house, an environment, so they called it a communal house, not a commune house, but a communal house, that is, a house where there is, in addition to all household services that are also very familiar to us now, and there it was like the first one of the first mechanical laundries in moscow, a canteen where you could buy food, a

, but nevertheless, how would he go for it, that’s how khrushchev said. speaking to a contingent of seniorto speak, went there, he said, we in the central committee decided to throw a hedgehog at america, and this hedgehog was in the form of medium-sized missiles. there around september 9, the americans noticed the presence of our troops somewhere in the last days of august, but these were anti-aircraft missiles, that is, they were defensive missiles, so they didn’t seem to cause such hysteria, yes, as they did in october, when aerial photography confirmed the already deployed r-12 missile. with a range of 2.0 km, i think there were already about 24 missiles there already on combat duty and they were ready, that is, they could reach washington, no? yes, they reached as far as washington, almost to the north, almost to the border with canada, they reached, that is, for them it was of course a shock and hysterics, so here goes this famous kennedy correspondence, and kennedy’s correspondence is again the role of the committee here state security was key, because washington resident alexander

tssr sixty-ninth year, they were waiting for khrushchev, promised to come, postponed the visit several, and the koreans waited so much, they even built a residence in phinyang especially for him on the banks of tedangan, but he didn’t come , and the koreans had already written in the newspapers that he was coming, of course, there was the situation is very unpleasant, awkward, so here it is. because putin is already the second time, and putin is the second time, and of course this is the meeting, i was there during the first visit, i was working at the embassy then, let’s show a fragment of that meeting, this is 2000, yes, yes, this is july 2000 , this my favorite woman, dicta, i adore her, i like this style, it’s so uplifting. did you find yourself in this chronicle? i didn’t find it, but i have footage at the airfield, where the then leader even came up to me and said hello, reminding me that on my last visit i was a journalist, now he’ll give out his diploma. another aspect, it seems to me, is very important, having done this... after all, it promises military assistance in the even

of the needs of the front, so khrushchev led to the emergence of a consumer crisis, and the communistvery well what industry was, for example, industry, stalin was forced to know what industry was, forcedly, the current ones at the central bank never worked anywhere for a single day, where it had at least some relation to the real deputy prime minister novak knows perfectly well what real production is, he worked for many years in real production, so he has no questions about... theory, you need to know it, yes, they can be western, left, right, there is an economic one inside , but this difference is not related to the political color, but i’m talking about something else, which means that when we are talking about this, by the way, your question was extremely relevant, i was interested, you know, quite by accident, i ended up at one enterprise that is now engaged in shipbuilding, me i was interested in how many there are in the industry, usc represents this as a whole, it produces warships, maybe not in sufficient quantities, but plans to produce a large... ships, and so civilians,

, and during khrushchev it was like this, in ukraine everything is unfolding according to the notoriouslis, are namesakes, but if they were namesakes, america would not be america and there would not be such nepotism in it, which is there, they are alone an older one, another younger one, two cheerful geese. so this younger allen dalis, he and developed this notorious plan of dalis, which some deny that it was, was not, i believe that it certainly was, the destruction of the ussr through the corruption of the population, which is what they are actually doing in ukraine, what they have been doing with us for many years, not without success, only now quite recently, we began not to tighten, but just a little bit, not even with a wrench, but with our fingers, to tighten some... nuts in order to fight this very plan of dales. dales had many different plans, some of which he screwed up, as we say, cuba was screwed up, then there was a wonderful episode with a cable that was pulled from eastern to western germany under the berlin wall in order to listen to ours, ours discovered this and told

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my great-grandfather was khrushchev. he was the general secretary of the communist party of the soviet union. khrushchev dismantled, or as much as he could, he dismantled the kgb after stalin's death. so andropov, as my mother was convinced, was going to come back at us and the family with a vengeance. and, you know, there was even a talk that the gulags are going to be reinstated. he is going to push forward certain policies, including international policies. [narrator] as leader of the soviet union, andropov takes his operation ryan charts from the kgb back rooms to the heart of soviet policy. [tim] yuri andropov is a very conspiratorial figure. he is convinced that the united states is seeking domination over the soviets, and ultimately a nuclear victory. [nina] and so the soviet union has to be completely and utterly prepared to push that button. [narrator] all eyes are now on reagan in this uncharted new landscape. [nina] reagan was adamant that he's not going to deal with those red bastards. [dramatic music playing

for sure, and that is, they are in pre-khrushchev times, they are somewhere there, whether it is earlyberia, in a word somewhere there, and oh and this means that we have to live with that monster, we have to live with that monster, well, that's how it is. come on, this favorite russian phrase about stalin is not on you, that is, well stalin has nothing to do with you, that is, everyone perfectly understands that this phrase will actually be followed, which means that someone will come to power and he will start shooting, well, it’s just this phrase that was used there by a huge number of russians there. ten years, it is starting to turn into reality, so there is nothing to be surprised about, but let them introduce it, maybe it will even be very good and positive for ukraine, let them fight among themselves and shoot each other. we came here, you know, on this topic with kenivest, and this shows that evil is beginning to unite, somehow, bad people find themselves, this week, by the way, it became known that north korean engineering troops are gathering in ukraine, supposedly for the c

my great-grandfather was khrushchev.e was the general secretary of the communist party of the soviet union. khrushchev dismantled, or as much as he could, he dismantled the kgb after stalin's death. so andropov, as my mother was convinced, was going to come back at us and the family with a vengeance. and, you know, there was even a talk that the gulags are going to be reinstated. he is going to push forward certain policies, including international policies. [narrator] as leader of the soviet union, andropov takes his operation ryan charts from the kgb back rooms to the heart of soviet policy. [tim] yuri andropov is a very conspiratorial figure. he is convinced that the united states is seeking domination over the soviets, and ultimately a nuclear victory. [nina] and so the soviet union has to be completely and utterly prepared to push that button. [narrator] all eyes are now on reagan in this uncharted new landscape. [nina] reagan was adamant that he's not going to deal with those red bastards. [dramatic music playing]

there, as brezhnev and khrushchev were once received during the soviet union, and the north korean dictatorimchinin, during negotiations with the russian ... dictator putin, expressed his full support for aggression against ukraine. let's listen to what the leader of north korea said. we take this opportunity to reaffirm that we will continue to further strengthen strategic communication with the russian leadership and russia, even in the difficult global geopolitical situation, and will continue to unconditionally support all politics. russia: we express full support and solidarity with the russian government, army and people in carrying out a special military operation in ukraine to protect sovereignty, security interests and territorial integrity. mr. oleg, putin decided to clearly outline this axis of evil and personally drive with this axis of evil so that the whole world would not even doubt. in his intentions and in his determination, will he succeed in creating this message of evil, starting with a visit to north korea? well, yes, it's happening before our eyes, and he's just demons

but let’s start with why leonid ilivich brezhnev chose andropovo when he wanted to replace khrushchev. the appointment to the kgb was completely unexpected for andropov. i remember well, with with what a dumbfounded look he left leonid ilich’s office after a conversation with him, i was then in the reception area and asked: “well, yuri vladimirovich, should i congratulate you or what? i don’t know,” he answered. knowing only that i had once again been run over by the wheel of history , there was an agreement in advance that, first of all, andropovo would be subject to all security standards, the so-called social package, of the secretary of the central committee, and moreover, at the next plenum of the central committee he would be included in the list of candidates for membership in the politburo of the central committee, so in terms of his status he would be the first after. happened, in 1967, brezhnev understood that in order to strengthen his position in the fight against alexander shelepin, he needed the support of the army, the kgb, the ministry of internal affairs and the party

promised to come, the visit was postponed several times, but then khrushchev began this peaceful existencehe koreans already wrote in the newspapers that comes, of course, the situation was very unpleasant, awkward, so that means, because putin is already the second time... so you saw both kimchinir and kimchinin now you found yourself in this chronicle, did you see?

monastery, and it will be known to the whole world, western radio stations will talk about it, and khrushchev want to look like in the eyes of the west and such a communist barbarian. this is the troy effect. today our russian youth are under the influence of this program. well, let’s say, in the twenty-second year, the prosecutor’s office recorded 17 crimes by minors, here they are, adults now, sitting on social networks from morning to night, and receiving negative information, as the americans say, these are worried people, worried about life here in russia, untrained people, we need to pay attention to them... this is the recruitment of agents of influence among the managerial elite russia. we will show you two people. one became a traitor, and the other remained loyal to his country. what did you want from me, a miracle, halay, mahalay, the demonstrator would know how to put this together in 5 seconds, we’ll figure it out without our demo, pray, black, throw the gang it’s also a sin, it’s time to pay, i’ll be in pain from here, if i go alone, i’ll quickly burn out, if there’s a chance wi

khrushchev lobbied for ukraine.of the council of belarus, kirill mazurov, put forward his arguments. there was a republic and not only because its territory met the criteria, proximity to the borders of western europe, where the export of petroleum products was planned, a developed railway network, infrastructure, but the arguments of the belarusians turned out to be more convincing in the main thing, the economy of the bssr developed at a rapid pace during the years of the first post-war five-year plan the groundwork has been created for high-tech production. but the fact that this is so, was confirmed by the decisions taken by the party leadership of the ussr in the early fifties to build in belarus a number of large enterprises of general mechanical engineering, machine tool building, radio electronics, optics and instrument making. this became a kind of recognition of the great work that was done by the republic to restore the national economy. e residents who, in a short period of time, were able to transform b

returned everything to you in the fifty-sixth year, i now i’ll give khrushchev, wait, but it turns outall are sitting together in the camp? well, of course, when our monument gets drunk, it immediately tells about the stabbing in the camp, terrible things happened there, comrade investigator, and how did it all end? and you, and you deserved this, you deserved it, you earned it all, you’re lying, criminal thieves’ nit... why did they go for the test, who the hell knows, choose an expression, no one canceled 15 days for swearing , horseradish is a literary word, investing with sber is easy, get three sber shares as a gift when you open your first brokerage account. deposit the best percentage in sberbank online application. hurray, that's it, you're dead, you're dead, the chickens who are second are also grishka, grenade, come on, stand still, we didn't take you into the game. why are you guys, why are you going crazy, hey, why are you, timofey danilovich, you understand why you were detained, well, not for a war with children, it’s clear what i did, you killed a man, sovelia lukin, he

khrushchev tightens his demands in his letter. must end the blockade of the island and remove missiles. on the same day, the soviet military shoots down an american yu2 reconnaissance plane over cuba, killing the pilot. it's right. soviet on the night of october 27-28, sixty-two , secret negotiations take place between us secretary of justice robert kennedy and us ambassador vyacheslav dobrynin. moscow and washington reach a soviet compromise. in any case, it will not be possible to avoid responsibility for allowing kiev to attack russian territory with american weapons, the russian government said. no, what we 've done is we've given ukrainian troops the ability to fire back at russian troops who are shooting at them, as well as the ability to destroy the leading artillery crews, and i think that will prove to be very, very useful for the ukrainians in future decisions , we need to make sure that putin does not have the opportunity to trample ukraine, because the president said that there is a high chance, and even almost certainly , putin will not stop there and will continue to move

nikita khrushchev was in no hurry to directly enter into the conflict, but leonid brezhnev, who replaced him, decided to intervene. the vietnamese made an offer that was difficult to refuse. in exchange, the ussr would receive captured samples of the latest american equipment. military aid flowed like a river. from 65 to 74 through a group of soviet military personnel. more than 6,000 officers and generals, and more than 4,500 conscript soldiers passed through specialists. these were air defense specialists, anti-aircraft crews complexes, pilots, repair and restoration team specialists, navy officers, representatives of the ministry of the navy, journalists, in the end. after the video distribution in the ussr, the second part of the american film rambo , numerous legends appeared about hundreds and thousands of soviet paratroopers who swarmed in... the nam jungle, however, these stories are not supported by documents; on the contrary, the military-scientific group of the ministry of defense, which was also called trophy hunters , experienced difficulties . often under convenient pretext

at this level, nikita khrushchev was in no hurry to directly enter into a conflict, but leonid brezhnev, decided to intervene. the vietnamese made an offer that was difficult to refuse. in exchange , the ussr would receive captured samples of the latest american equipment. military aid flowed in like a river. from 65 to 74, through a group of soviet military specialists, more than 6 thousand officers and generals, and more than 4 thousand conscript soldiers, these were air defense specialists, crews of anti-aircraft systems, pilots, repair and restoration team specialists, navy officers, representatives of the ministry of the navy, journalists, in the end. after the video distribution in the ussr, the second part of the american film ramba, numerous legends appeared about hundreds and thousands of soviet paratroopers who swarmed the vietnamese jungle, however, these stories are not supported by documents; on the contrary, the military-scientific group experienced difficulties ministry of defense, which was also called trophy hunters. often, under convenient pretexts , vietnamese represe

go there talk about renewing, perhaps, a treaty of friendship and cooperation in 1961 . which after khrushchevgreement, in this agreement there were vague security guarantees for north korea, these are all very important things, you know , yes, of course, this is very important, because you need to understand north korea, because you need to understand that they are under severe pressure from the americans, from the south koreans, on the japanese side, they are now actually shaping, that’s what serge was talking about, they are shaping. then there are opportunities for mutual exchange, in military terms and in technical terms, in technological terms, look, look how north korean missiles now began to fly, before they flew on liquid fuel, yes, but now they began to fly on solid fuel, it used to remind me all the time sea ​​battle, underflight, overflight, before the north korean satellites, they launched them, they could not balance, so to speak, they were spinning, but now they launched and... filmed narfolk , showed everyone that our satellite flew over the american naval base, so we see, so t

wrote a note that she couldn’t live anymore, explained who did what, she knew vlad ostroumov, no, her khrushchevs, this company often hollywooded there at night, local residents could sleep didn't give it. in general, i understood who we were talking about, and decided to take revenge. why so immediately? i’m not crazy, they checked me, i wrote a statement to the police, but they didn’t want to look into it. suicide and suicide. then i started killing these scum, and then i identified you as kudas sostraumov. yes, they somehow showed up at the wrong time, i just found out where ostromov was keeping his geek, but you should burn me in the apartment, after what i saw, you could have run away at any moment, you could, but you didn’t want good people substitute, waited when they’ll let me go, and then i’ll calmly get to this freak. so why did they suddenly run away, turned on the tv successfully, saw ostroumov on the news, heard that he wanted to hide his son abroad, i would have gotten him there too, but i would have had to work hard, do you understand what you are facing for a triple murder? yes,

extinguisher from the car, and there’s gas in our apartment, no joke, the neighbor in the emergency khrushchevpicks it up, and if there’s an explosion, of course, we are blocking here, but three children live with me, i think this is a terrible thing, the law requires immediate resettlement houses in disrepair as life-threatening, but does not set deadlines, so irresponsible comrades are in no hurry to do so. for the same reason, they try not to recognize houses as unsafe, so as not to multiply problems for themselves, but residents who have already been resettled are sent to the forest or field from habitable places to distant new buildings. there is a complete absence of childcare centers, clinics, development for children, and even the same transport interchange, it is completely absent. according to the law, housing must be provided within the boundaries of the locality. various options for the residents of this house, so that they can already live in apartments on a permanent basis, but there are few options, the interests of business and the state’s obligations to citizens do not fit wel

cooperation began to actively develop in the mid-fifties after the visits of jevahareiro to moscow and nikita khrushchevntil the ninety-first year , the ussr remained one of the most important partners of india, then a seven-year decline followed, but in december ninety-eight, during the visit of prime minister yevgeny primakov to delhi , an agreement was signed. rosatom and the state corporation for nuclear energy of india signed an agreement on the construction of two nuclear power units: kudan kulam in the indian state. they have already been put into operation, four more are under construction. rosatom is also negotiating india’s entry into the breakthrough project, the creation of new fast neutron reactors with a closed nuclear fuel cycle, which will eliminate accidents. over the past 5 years, the volume of mutual trade has increased 5 times. in 2023, india rose to second place and achieved a share of 8% of the total externally. russia after the start of the war in ukraine india did not joined western sanctions and gained the opportunity to buy russian oil at a large discount. russia has become the

nikita khrushchev was in no hurry to directly enter into the conflict, but leonid brezhnev, who replacedrvene. the vietnamese made an offer that was difficult to refuse. in return, the ussr would receive captured samples of the latest american technology. military aid flowed like a river. from sixty-five to seventy- four, more than 6,000 officers and generals, and more than 4,500 soldiers passed through the group of soviet military specialists. these were air defense specialists, crews of anti-aircraft systems, pilots, repair and restoration team specialists, navy officers, representatives of the ministry of the navy fleet, journalists, in the end, after the video distribution in the ussr, the second part of the american film ramba , numerous legends appeared about hundreds and thousands of soviet paratroopers who swarmed in...

moscow was the only force; nikita khrushchev was in no hurry to directly enter into the conflict, buto replaced him, decided to intervene. the vietnamese made an offer that was difficult to refuse. in exchange support, the ussr would receive captured samples the latest american technology. officers and generals, and more than 4,500 conscript soldiers, these were air defense specialists, crews of anti-aircraft systems, pilots, repair and restoration team specialists, navy officers, representatives of the ministry of the navy, journalists, in the end, after video distribution in the ussr, the second part of the american rambo movie. numerous legends appeared about hundreds and thousands of soviet paratroopers who swarmed the vietnamese jungle. however, these stories are not supported by documents. against, the military-scientific group of the ministry of defense, which was also called trophy hunters, experienced difficulties. often, under convenient pretexts , vietnamese representatives hid the crash sites and postponed visits to the damaged equipment. it also happened that the first on

that india is just shaking. in the mid-fifties, after the visits of jevaharlanero to moscow and nikita khrushchev until the ninety-first year, the ussr remained one of the most important partners of india, then. a seven-year decline followed, but in december 1998, during prime minister yevgeny primakov’s visit to dally , an agreement on military-technical cooperation was signed, and 2 years later, vladimir putin, prime minister atal-bihari vatpai signed a declaration on strategic partnership. the largest economic projects then began to be implemented in the field of nuclear energy. back in ninety-eight, rusatom and the state nuclear energy corporation ... signed an agreement on the construction of two power units of the kudankulam nuclear power plant in the indian tamil nath state. they have already been put into operation, four more are under construction. rosatom is also negotiating india's entry into the breakthrough project. creation of new fast neutron reactors with a closed nuclear fuel cycle, which will eliminate an accident. over the past 5 years, the volume of mutual trade has increased

a similar agreement was signed by khrushchev and kimirsen during the caribbean crisis. 63 years havew still has the same enemy. this agreement looks like response to article 5 of the nato charter. which states that an attack on one member of the alliance is considered an attack on all, and this happens precisely at the moment when russia is observing the supply of western weapons to the ukrainian front line and... the united states, america, in principle, is not satisfied with the partnership between russia and dprk. this agreement provides mutual support in the event of aggression, but what kind of support we are talking about is military assistance, food, and other supplies. the problem is that we don't have everything on hand. not excludes cooperation, this is a fairly general phrase that allows for many interpretations, but nevertheless it causes concern, and this suggestiveness in itself changes the balance of power on the korean peninsula. what really worries the united states is the question of what north korea needs from russia and... we understand that this is definitely som

evening of separation, it seems to me that the reign of nicholas, she was born actually before the khrushchev war, repressions, more repressions, yes, complete oblivion and incredible worship, here she is all this, she comprehended it all, she has... everyone, i can only say one thing, that anna andreevna, if we talk about dante, yes, she has amazing short lines, yes, when she speaks, there was a long , uvrat heavy hell, but it was quiet and dark in hell, oh, even the devil doesn’t need me, where will i go? or she has lines, i grant forgiveness to everyone, on the resurrection of christ, those who betrayed me in love, kiss, and not betrayed in the mouth, it seems to me that from rani akhmatovo, who is beautifully great and so on, and although she acted as a non-commissioned officer dasha flogged herself and said that she was stupid, but then empty, this is her attitude towards herself, because the poems there are magnificent, beautiful, and what drama... long and beautiful, i come back, licks my palm, a fluffy cat, purrs touching, the fire lights up brightly, on the turret of the lake sawmill

imagine how different the world would have been if president kennedy had allowed khrushchev to place nuclear weapons in cuba. europe would not be free. been too fearful to challenge russia and europe with nuclear weapons just off the coast of florida. just as khrushchev could have held the united states hostage with nuclear threats from cuba vladimir putin will hold thee assets hostage to counter attempts to stop him from reassembling the soviet union. there is precedent for weapons control treaties to include the dismantling of destabilizing weapons, insption regimes, and prohibitions against deployment. but such treaties are negotiated through strength, something the biden administration seems incapable of showing.ro, the biden administration must immediately declassify all known information concerning the status of russia's nuclear anti-satellite weapons program. vladimir putin thrives in secrecy. putin's plans and weapons programs must be fully disclosed by the administration and understood by the world.n, the united states and its nato allies must join together to declare the re

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submarine kazan of the russian fleet to havana, that is, putin is trying... to be that nikita sergeevich khrushchevd show the americans a yakuskin and show how they can threaten there with two ships. this is the coast the united states of america in the white house in the pentagon declared that they do not see any military threats in this, well, that is, two frigates of some kind, one frigate and one submarine kazan, according to putin's logic, should, well, scare the americans. putin uses the usual tactics, the tactics of a st. petersburg gopnik and... he repeatedly said in his interviews that the st. petersburg gatekeeper taught him one thing: if there is a fight, if a fight cannot be avoided, you must be the first, well, he seems to be trying to demonstrate some strength, and tries to demonstrate that how can he strike the united states of america there, and of course show the russians this picture of admiral gorshkov and the nuclear... submarine kazan entering the harbor of havana, and so that the russians finally believe putin that he can do to the united states america anything. friends, i re

democratic people's republic of korea, no soviet leader has ever visited it, no one , neither stalin, nor khrushchev, nor brezhnik. no andropovich chernenko did not visit anything, nor gorbachev, no one went, putin himself, yeltsin did not visit, putin himself visited once in 2000, 20 4 years ago, this was the only visit, this is the second visit to pyongyang, and here suddenly friendship, mr. igor, such love, such kisses, that just where is there, yes, yes, of course, this, this visit attracts a lot of attention, and it seems to me that... and this is such, this is a persistent request, actually korean, korean leader to visit pyongyang, and why? to me, it seems to me that it is to a certain extent the reason is from putin himself, by and large he has no other chance than how to come if he wants to continue receiving weapons and receive that support from the north. korea, which he receives now. and, in my opinion, this was a condition that was actually formulated, and despite all, so to speak, the solemnity of this visit and, in the spirit of such, marxism-leninism, better times, and, by and large,

submarine kazan of the russian fleet to havana, that is, putin is trying to be a kind of nikita sergeyevich khrushchev and show the americans kutzkin how they can threaten the coast of the united states of america with two ships in the white house in the pentagon said that they do not see any military in this. threats, well that is, two some frigates, one frigate and one kazan submarine, according to putin's logic, should scare the americans. putin uses the usual tactics, the tactics of a st. petersburg gopnik, and he has repeatedly said in his interviews that the st. petersburg gatekeeper taught him. one, if there is a fight, if a fight cannot be avoided, you have to be the first, well, it looks like he is trying to demonstrate some strength, and he is also trying to demonstrate how he can hit the united states of america there, and of course show the russians this picture, as admiral gorshkov and nuclear submarine kazan entering the harbor harbor, and for the russians to finally believe putin that he... can do whatever he wants to the united states of america. friends, i remind you that we work live

the democratic people's republic of korea, no soviet leader ever visited it, no one, no stalin, nor khrushchev, nor brezhnev, nor andropovych, chernenko did not visit anything, nor gorbachev, nobody went, putin himself. yeltsin did not visit, putin himself visited once in 2000, 20.4 years ago, this was the only visit, this was the second visit to byenyang, and suddenly there is such friendship, mr. igor, such love, such kisses, that just where there, yes, yes , of course, this, this visit is attracting a lot of attention, and i think that what is this, this is a persistent request, actually... of the koreans, the korean leader to visit pyongyang, and why me, me it seems that this is to a certain extent the basis of putin himself, he has no other chance than to come if he wants to get weapons and get exactly the kind of support from north korea that he is getting now, and how about me , it was a condition that... was actually formulated, and despite all the festivity of this visit, so to speak, and in the spirit of such marxism-leninism of the best times, by and large, putin made himself very s

democratic people's republic of korea. no the soviet leader never visited it, no one, neither stalin, nor khrushchevnor brezhnev, nor andropovychnenko visited anything, nor gorbachev, nobody went, putin himself, yeltsin did not visit, putin himself visited once in 2000, 20, 4 years ago, this was the only visit, this is the second visit to bhymyan, and suddenly there is such friendship, mr. igor, such love, such kisses, that there is just no way. yes, of course, this, this visit is attracting a lot of attention, and i think that this is such a, this is a persistent request, actually korean, korean leader to visit pyongyang, and why, it seems to me that this is to some extent the reason of putin himself. he has, by and large, no other chance than to come if he... wants to continue to receive weapons and receive exactly the kind of support from north korea that he is receiving now. and as far as i'm concerned, this was a condition that was actually formulated, and despite all, so to speak, the solemnity of this visit and in the spirit of such marxism-leninism, in better times, and by and large. on acco

democratic people's republic of korea, no soviet leader ever visited it, no one, neither stalin, nor khrushchevhnev, nor andropovych, chernenko, visited anything, nor gorbachev, nobody went, putin himself, yeltsin. did not visit, putin himself visited once in 2000, 20 4 years ago, that the only visit was, this is the second visit to bhenyan, and suddenly there is such friendship, mr. igor, such love, such kisses, that just where there is, yes, yes, of course, this, this visit attracts a lot of attention, and it seems to me , what is this, this is a persistent request, actually a punishment. the korean leader should visit pyongyang, and why? it seems to me that this is, to a certain extent , a setup of putin himself. by and large, he has no other chance than to come, if he wants to continue receiving weapons and receive, in fact, that support from of north korea, which he is receiving now. and as far as i'm concerned, it was a condition that was actually formulated and despite all the solemnity of this visit, so to speak, and in the spirit of such marxism. of leninism in the best times, and by a

after the twentieth party congress and khrushchev’s debunking of stalin’s personality cult, it was decideder of the people, just in case everyone. other words. the anthem of the soviet union was performed without text for more than 20 years. only in the late seventies under brezhnev it was decided to return the words, but without any mention of stalin. work on the text was entrusted to the poet sergei mikhalkov. those who are now over forty remember these words very well. the anthem was printed on the back of school notebooks. he was taught by heart before admission. the first official anthem in russian history was the english song “god save the king.” in august 1833 , nicholas ii returned from a trip to prussia, he was angry, he was there greeted with the sounds of an english march. a competition is immediately announced to create your own, unique russian anthem. new anthem. appears already at christmas, many people know his music even today: god save the tsar, god save the tsar! the author of the music was the composer alexey lvov, the words to it were written again by the poet vasily zh

when you come to kiniksburg, you see the khrushchevs. in the center of the city, here are some new chulyomushkilt in the center of konniksberg, and even before the 70s, the ruins of the royal palace were in the center of the city, it could be restored, it was possible to make a medieval city center, the russians first wanted to destroy all, i would say such signs of the german presence, the only one. what they did not destroy is the cathedral where kan is buried, because it would be completely blasphemy, even for them, it remained in the center of this completely soviet terrible city, a medieval cathedral on an island where immanuel kant is buried, all always in the kaliningrad region , if you're wondering, all the people who wanted to restore something were harassed, gagged and told that it's not necessary, i even remember that in the 90s there was a schoolboy who drove alone according to the old german ones... the guy himself tried to restore them, because he understood that this was simply something catastrophic happening to civilization, and the people who came there were completely bored,

[dramatic music playing] [reporter] a decade after gromyko and 28 years since bulganin and khrushchev mr. gorbachev arrived to do a little ice-breaking. [camera shutters click] [sir malcolm] i was at chequers when he arrived with raisa, his wife. [camera shutters clicking] [reporter] it was an unusual affair. the man who arrived was good-humored, informal, and with a taste for well-cut suits. gorbachev seemed a new kind of russian. big smile on his face, as if he's meeting an old chum. [reporter] his wife, raisa, showed not every soviet woman was a 23-stone babushka. thatcher's deciding to be very open and very... she wasn't stiff at all. [indistinct chattering] [laughter] the photograph is taken of us all standing on the steps and so forth. now, have you got enough? -[photographer] thank you. -a handshake. madam, could we just turn... could you... [sir malcolm] margaret thatcher, in her usual "taking control" fashion, said, "no, no, i think we have to have one shaking hands." and you'll stand on the end... -all right. -[all laugh] yes, now, i think... [robin] so at this moment, gordi

[dramatic music playing] [reporter] a decade after gromyko and 28 years since bulganin and khrushchevr. gorbachev arrived to do a little ice-breaking. [camera shutters click] [sir malcolm] i was at chequers when he arrived with raisa, his wife. [camera shutters clicking] [reporter] it was an unusual affair. the man who arrived was good-humored, informal, and with a taste for well-cut suits. gorbachev seemed a new kind of russian. big smile on his face, as if he's meeting an old chum. [reporter] his wife, raisa, showed not every soviet woman was a 23-stone babushka. thatcher's deciding to be very open and very... she wasn't stiff at all. [indistinct chattering] [laughter] the photograph is taken of us all standing on the steps and so forth. now, have you got enough? -[photographer] thank you. -a handshake. madam, could we just turn... could you... [sir malcolm] margaret thatcher, in her usual "taking control" fashion, said, "no, no, i think we have to have one shaking hands." and you'll stand on the end... -all right. -[all laugh] yes, now, i think... [robin] so at this moment, gordiev

military equipment, well first of all, military equipment, because those reserves are still covered by khrushchev's equipment, but at the end. 90s and 80s of the last century, they are still getting smaller now, and the quality of what remains is also getting worse, and on against this background, well, the report about 80%, that 80% of the barracks on the russian-finnish border are empty, well, maybe it can also be... a bit of an exaggeration in terms of percentage , but still, it reflects a trend, and such a situation is not only in this direction, and also, for example, in the same far east, and well, the situation is no different in other districts, well , the most important thing is that foreign analysts also note that a similar situation has not yet been noted, but... in so, well, in the district that now provides, this is the moscow district, which is now being formed, where, in principle, they are trying to maintain the presence of... regular staff, weapons and military equipment and to support precisely this direction, it is also not excluded that, among them, perhaps they are betting on e