yes, since peter ii.ead of the church in our empire. in a religious sense, catherine, let’s face it, was the daughter of her century, the century of enlightenment, as it was later called. yes, on fast days she fasted, fasted, and visited obligatory solemn services, but that’s all. in general, she considered religious rituals a waste of time. it was much more interesting for her to correspond with valtar. well, with our favorites, we can multiply and expand our beloved russia. this was important to him. on pilgrimage trips. meanwhile , she never spent time on monasteries, never donated. i went to the palace church, i couldn’t help but go, but usually i didn’t stand through the entire service. then they began to lay out a portable chair for her in the choir while the service was going on, she either i was doing handicrafts or laying out supplies. and the fact that a woman, a husband-killer and an illegitimate wife of dozens of her favorites was actually the head of the church is not her fault. this problem

"peter ii, he died a long time ago, miraculously escaped death, hides from his enemies for the time beinghing at all? they reported that a clever landowner was caught at the border, they took a closer look, it turned out to be not him, although he looks like him, what kind of news is this, some kind of stupidity, the one who lost 300 rubles to you, why are you still crying for work, it’s not about the money, isn’t it a shame? look, i’m all about how we can prevent new epidemics from happening, my thought is to start a new big service, like supervision over all the provinces, when a new infection appears, to find the reason at the root to finish it off, what are we doing, big? useful mother, you just need to think about all this properly, of course, these are just thoughts that there is more news, a truth teller has appeared, predicting the end of the romanovo house, another bolobol, uh-huh, madushka, what’s wrong with you, it’s stuffy here, how are you feeling, your majesty, i feel fever, pain in my body, dizziness and heaviness in my head, i understand, i need to examine you, yes please.

peter ii himself came to our region six times.tored, but soon a new museum space will appear here, dedicated to the history of the stay of the romanov emperors and grand dukes in the vologda region. the exhibition has five halls, each containing personal belongings, documents, clothes, and dishes of peter i, alexander i, and alexander ii. valeria kulyukova, andrey shalari, vesti vologda region. tonight, right after the big news, watch the sixth episode of the grandiose, exciting show. catch me if you can. viewers are treated to a musical adventure and intense gambling. for a million rubles , a new four popular artists, tatyana bulanova, annie loreksa, sopovyaashvili and ivan dmitrienko, will compete with the rival team. they will only be able to identify those who are only pretending to be able to sing if they agree among themselves. incredible adrenaline rush. from a team of stars, when they are fighting for a million rubles, when talented, successful musicians are trying to understand whether they are being deceived by the music

in 1698, peter ii, while on the grand embassy, ​​first tried regis in the city of zaandam in holland.ly liked it. in the imperial garden in strelna, not far from st. petersburg, now they specially grow other crops brought by peter the great, potatoes, artichokes, lettuce, the romance of white nights makes adjustments to the planting of radishes, at this time there is too much light for it, it quickly shoots up, there is no longer enough strength for root crops. the origin of this phrase is precisely attributed to the first and most important connoisseur of soviet cinema, vladimir ilyovich lenin, who, speaking about his comrade-in-arms lev david vechetrovsky, in addition to the well-known phrase about a political prostitute, called him radish, that it is red on the outside, white on the inside, the radish itself must be admitted also not very picky, it does not need special conditions, it grows almost always and for everyone, the stars declare their love for it, for example, the harvest of the actress mila jovovich, and here they write about singer anita tsoi’s love for radishes; they

and tolochin were founded in 1708 by the last tsar of all russia and the first all-russian emperor peterme time, for the first time , due attention was paid to road construction, signs and border markers began to be installed pillars, and this became a necessity because tolochin simultaneously belonged to two different states; this happened after the first partition of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, when the border of the city passed along the trud river, the eastern part went to the russian empire, the western part to poland. customs in tolochin was opened in 178 and we will break the established tradition. the city was first mentioned in written sources in 1433. it was owned by various princely families, but it reached greater prosperity in the 17th century under the reign of the lion sapieha. military leader, thinker and diplomat, had he had his own residence here and built several iconic objects. it is known that the chancellor of the grand duchy of lithuania was born in the orthodox church. among his relatives are metropolitans, archbishops and priests. leo from opega, as a man

the russian flag is more than 300 years old, it was established by peter ii january 20, 1705.ual power. symbols of russia. medal - gold star, hero of the russian federation. inherits the traditions of the golden star of the hero of the soviet union. sogorov, kutuzov, alexander, nevsky, orders named after all these people appeared. each order has its own motto, and the motto of the order is for services to the fatherland, benefit, honor, glory. russian awards. 12 june, on the first. vampire ball, rosemary's baby. several more nerve-wracking films made the name of this man known to everyone. world, my first film, not made in poland, was called disgust, it did a lot to strengthen in me the feeling of joy from work, when everything is forgotten, all that remains is faith in yourself, a wonderful person, i think that a little faith was of great importance for soviet cinema, is due precisely to the fact that this is a film without an ethical assessment of the behavior of heroin, which in your opinion is the main difference between working in soviet cinema in american? that actually

the russian flag is more than 300 years old, it was established by peter ii january 20, 1705. of the world. in the west the eagle is single-headed, in the east it is double-headed, it expresses itself. a symphony between power, secular power, spiritual symbols of russia, the medal the golden star of the hero of the russian federation inherits the traditions of the golden star of the hero of the soviet union suorov, kutuzov, alexander gnevsky, orders appeared in the name of all these people. each order has its own motto, and the motto of the order is service to the fatherland, benefit, honor and glory. russian awards. 12 june. on the first. decembrists, who are they, traitors or heroes? hurray, konstantin! first of all, they were traitors. they were bright, kind people who loved their country, they were inspired by new ideas, by their youth, how beautifully we would die. it wasn’t all that stupid, they certainly weren’t fools. bestuzhev ryumen, well, here is a young man who undertook to judge the destinies of russia in general. performers, but this list is quite conservative, i

the russian flag is more than 300 years old; it was established by peter ii.uary 20, 1705, the arrangement of stripes on the flag then explained the structure of the world, red, the corporeal world, physical blue, the heavenly world, and above white - the divine world, do you think we have changed a lot over these 300 years, no, now the most popular answers are - red blood, blue sky, white, purity and spirituality, the choice of the colors of the national flag by peter... the first was a purely political step, in fact, a choice allies in europe. peter draws the flags with his own hand, he designates the white-blue-red tricolor as the flag of the merchant fleet, and the personal standard of the emperor, black-yellow-white. this flag was used by ground forces. it is no coincidence that the black and yellow combination later became the well-known st. george ribbon. no relation to nick. the flags of england, france and especially the favorite of the king of holland, on land austria and prussia predominated, with their black and yellow color scheme. after the octob

they were going to remove peter ii, who by that time had already ascended the throne. terms of the tasks that she set for herself in terms of scope, strength, and will. and this is in the era of catherine. was revealed in all its strength and in all its might, catherine the second alekseevna, nee sophia augusto friederike of angalzerbsk was born on may 2, 1729 in prussia. mother catherine is 295 years old. in 5 years we will celebrate its 300th anniversary. by this date, it would grow again, well, at least in part with those lands that she, a completely 1.00% russified german, annexed into her own. time to russia, and this is the northern black sea region, priozovye, crimea, right bank little russia, lands between the dniester and the bug, white russia, courland, lithuania. let us note earlier that almost all of these lands, not all, but almost all, were part of ancient russia, or in the sphere of influence of ancient russia. the population of the russian state increased from 23 million people in 1763 to 37.5 million people. in 1796, we will not be able to consider its

it was founded by peter ii. january 20, 1705.ined the structure of the world. in the west there is a single-headed eagle, in the east - two-headed. it expresses a symphony between the power of the people of color. spiritual power, symbols of russia. the medal is a gold star, the hero of the russian federation inherits the traditions of the gold star of the hero of the soviet union. suorov, kutuzov, alexander nevsky, orders named after all these people appeared. each order has its own motto, and the motto of the order is for services to the fatherland, benefit, honor , glory. russian awards. june 12, on the first. ya. we expected this, they did not expect, a certain victor louis, a citizen of the ussr, we led him, an unremarkable figure, never, nothing, nowhere, journalist. the unofficial voice of the kremlin during the times of leonid brezhny. i read your sensational material about the change of russian leadership. it's amazing. what kind of connection do you have there in the kremlin? my neighbor works in the kremlin as a janito

it was founded peter ii january 20, 1705.r power and spiritual power. symbols. the russian medal golden star hero of the russian federation inherits the traditions of the golden star hero of the soviet union. suovorov, kutuzov, alexander nevsky received orders named after all these people. each order has its own motto, and the motto of the order is for services to the fatherland, benefit, honor, glory. russian awards. today on the first. 100 reasons to watch the guide. iho, motor, somewhere in this world, where it’s always frosty, they’re rubbing the bear’s back, should we be sad, we don’t care, we don’t care, let us be afraid, it’s a pity, something! oh, andryusha, should we be in sadness, don’t hide the accordions, play all the music, 333 from night to sunset, 333, we want to know the joy of life, we are friends, there is no need to calm down, play the accordion, play the accordion, play. we have a country, its area is larger than the surface of the planet pluto, more than 17 million square kilometers, and how different it

ii ready to open a window to europe and how do you like the competition now in men’s single skating?rse i have been waiting for this for a long time. and it would be great if there was such an opportunity, but so far there is no such opportunity, we have quite good competitions, the interest also remains, it seems to me, among the spectators, it has even increased over the past 2 years, i myself have also improved over the years and so have my opponents they don’t let you relax, who you consider to be your main ones. i’m just trying to improve my level myself, but look, if you remember last season, then at the russian championship there was a real drama, here’s gold and silver, question, huge, huge question, for the free program, let's look, so peter gumennik has second place for the free program, and now give the difference, now give the difference, in whose favor, the overall result for two. tell me what it was like for you, well , it diluted our confrontation, it turns out that you also entered this group, the gap was still quite small, among all three of us, of course, not 0.000t

the russian flag is more than 300 years old, it was established by peter ii on january 20, 175, the arrangementthe west it is orno. the gold star medal of the hero of the russian federation inherits the traditions of the gold star of the hero of the soviet union. suorov, kutuzov, alexander nevsky received orders named after all these people. each order has its own motto, and the motto of the order, merit to the fatherland, benefit, honor , glory. russian awards. on june 12, at the first vampire ball, rosemary's baby, several more titillating neurofilms made the name of this man known to the whole world. my first film, not made in poland, was called disgust. he did a lot to strengthen my sense of joy in work. wonderful person. on friday on the first, let's listen to this silence, breathe in the mountain air deeply, we are in the kislovsk national park, this is the main park of our country, we are in such in a place where there is only narzan all around, the usefulness of this narzan is known to everyone, it gives a different taste to an ordinary dish, we will visit the avatar rocks. and of cours

the russian flag is more than 300 years old; it was established by peter ii on january 20, 1705.ons of the golden star of the soviet hero union. solorov, kutuzov, alexander, nevsky, orders named after all these people appeared. each order has its own motto, and the motto of the order is service to the fatherland, benefit, honor , glory. russian awards. june 12, on the first. you have some gifts there, you are still nervous and want to give it to him for the mood. they say, as in advertising, a heavenly mood, yes, thank you, oh, what a delight, oh, what a delight, you have prepared a surprise, yes, go, that's it, i have a surprise, i, say, am not always like that on the stock exchange markets, in limbo, there is always a choice, what kind of girl is needed, either too good or too bad, or vice versa, balanced, everything together should fit into it, so i have an interesting surprise, it’s like a surprise for me too, because what will i do in this surprise, let’s say, too, i’m needed, yes, please come with me. it seems to me that he’ll just talk to her alone now, judging by the fact

the russian flag is more than 300 years old; it was established by peter ii on january 20 , 1705. the flag then explained the structure of the world. in the west the eagle is single-headed, in the east it is double-headed, it expresses a symphony between secular power and spiritual power. russia medal gold star hero of the russian federation inherits the traditions of the gold star hero of the soviet union kutuzov alexander nevsky orders appeared the name of all these people has its own motto and the motto of the horde of merit to the fatherland benefit honor glory awards of russia on june 12 on the first i would like to know why. emperor. history is being made in st. petersburg. here she dies. tomorrow everything will change. you are a senator, you are wealthy. service. what should you change? let's elect a dictator among us and enter into negotiations. what negotiations, we just shot them. tell trubetskoy. if he doesn’t decide, we will leave ourselves. in france, aristocrats were hanged from lanterns. if it’s like in france, then to everyone present here hang. they won't dare sh

ii was not a fan of gambling and loved to play beryulki.ng for both eye and strategic thinking, and the first board walkers and travel games that appeared in the 19th century also had an educational function, for example, they helped to teach geography, the principle was that a train with they walked like a train and moved from one city to another. each showcase of the exhibition invites you to travel back to the times when this or that game was at the height of fashion, and at the same time find out why we won’t reveal all the secrets; it’s worth seeing. with your own eyes, it will be interesting for adults and children; the exhibition is open until september 11. and then, control by all available means. we will discuss methods of supervision of former criminals convicted of serious crimes after the news. this is the news of the morning, we will tell you. about the main things in russia abroad in the studio of vera tarasova, hello, heinous crimes , inhumane acts of attack, foreign leaders and the russian public condemned the terrorist atta

ii.an is a product of the stellar group, mancacher whiskey is a product of the stellar group, gin Сnop is a product of the stellar group, montechoca cognac is a product of the stellar group, rom castro is a product. i didn’t know well, the most amazing thing is the equal conviction of the parties that they are acting for the good of the fatherland, the emperor himself came out under the bullets to talk with his own subjects, of course, when nikita vladimirovich and his colleagues decided, let’s show it like this , how it was, prose, the theme, of course, it is grandiose, a big story, the decembrists, the union of salvation, on russia day, on the first, you would like to help your country, how, excuse me, you have what i need, comrade peredunov, our head coach of the ussr in sambo, i mean i’m knocking down, vasily oshchetkov is invited to replace him for a friendly match, but now there is a more interesting frag and who, the germans, do you want to learn this, an effective technique agains

vologda has a rich history associated with the imperial family; peter ii visited there more than onceorthern outpost of the country. there. alexander i and alexander ii came. it is proposed to open a romanov museum in the city. it is very important for us that, well, if they came to the sovereign and said that vologda is even better than i thought, yes, as alexander i said, well, that’s it, even we felt it when arriving from the station, that vologda is better than we thought. now, when emperor alexander visited bolanda, he was delighted, he saw what wealth this man possessed. it's hot, what kind of weather do weather forecasters predict for the coming weekend? the idea to start a business was born from a childhood dream of becoming a pioneer. i remember how the guys and i climbed here, and i imagined that one day i would open this place. for everyone and decided to the hotel in beacon, it’s good that friends helped with the repairs, with opening the sber business, sber supported me at the start in everything, they opened an account in one click, helped with accounting and legal issue

the monument was conceived by emperor peter ii almost 3 centuries ago.ic forum, the so-called zero day of work is starting, but nevertheless, the first investment agreements have already been signed. mikhail dubkov will continue: fresh flowers, talking robots, balloon dragons and huge bees, companies and regions decorated their stands in such a variety of ways to attract... participants from 136 countries of the world has become one of the most multifaceted over the past few years, a cyber training was held next to the musicians for the first time, these models are exact copies of the technological processes of a large cities, power supply systems, manufacturing and the banking sector, they are constantly... some specialists carry out attacks, while others try to repel them. according to the intensity of the attacks generated by security researchers, for defenders, well, it’s been there for about three years, probably, but that is, because when they return to their enterprise, to their facilities, incidents there happen less often, and not with such inte

as a result of the coup , their grandfather, peter ii, was killed.e imperial family, including women, children, even those living abroad. nicholas i himself took the greatest risk that day, of course, he could have been killed several times, this, in my opinion, is also one of the most dramatic episodes of the film, and indeed of russian history in general, when it goes on, lei guards will meet him, and he does not know which side they are going to, whether to defend the winter one, or to the sinat side. let's see how this event developed. we are for konstantin. when is that so? here’s the way for you, for the constitution, a completely real episode when nicholas could simply be raised at bayonets, killed, they could have done anything, but they didn’t kill them? well, in my opinion, this episode speaks less about nicholas, and more about the decembrists. when the uprising was organized so quickly, they did not expect that everyone would have to leave urgently, that it turned out that one regiment got lost and turned not to senate square, to palace s

do you know that another peter ii showed up in black? what are you doing? what number is this? ride, well, let's go. but i want to ride, i want to ride, ride, i’m bored, let’s go for a ride, okay, tell me to harness it, right? i saw at the market a pound of sugar costs 17 kopecks, it’s completely lost, in the city it’s 12 kopecks, you can’t get through the city, give me the way! “a beast, bloody and multi-headed, runs across russia, creaking with sharp claws like knives, tearing people to shreds in their sleep, and behind him is a pale horseman!” death itself, who is it? right, where did it come from? no one knows where it came from, only to him in the forests people are pouring in from all over the province, not the body, but our souls, we need to be healed, they say, from all illnesses, we will not get rid of the german harlot, especially from smallpox. the world is ending, we must all atone for our sins and place the illegitimate heir, pavel petrovich, on the throne. well, how can you find him? well, do you know timko’s question? well, well, you come, i’ll take the german ch

from the white sea coast to lake anega through the dense forests of karelia, russian tsar peter ii orderedka, 185 km long, was cut through in an unprecedented amount of time. and it went down in history as osudareva road. the petitioners dragged two frigates built in arkhangelsk. the outcome of the northern war, the fate of all of russia is at stake, also by volok, during the short 36 years of his reign, peter dragged russia forward 200 years, making it an empire that everyone was forced to reckon with. world history knows no other such examples. those transformations in all spheres of life of the russian empire, which in general became an empire under him, and it is simply impossible for him to understand how he did it in almost 30 years, and in less than 30 years, how he did it, for them he is a european, but for he is very russian, also just our emperor, what would have happened to our homeland if pyotr alekseevich had not been on the throne, god knows, this... what qualities must one have in order to change the course of time, to turn a backward power into a great empire. on may 15 , t

anegen is a historical type; it appeared as a result of the decree of peter ii about liberties of thelly interested him, he made money from it, and he was always something - he was entertained, so he was not at all depressed, but he was in love, if mikhailovskaya in the novel is a manor’s house and rural landscapes, then the neighboring trigorsk estate of the larens, osipov and wulf lived here. there are two young ladies in the house, anna and eupraxia, both of whom are quite prototypes of tatyana. onegin's bench, anegin is here, of course, however, like pushkin, he did not sit, it was installed after the death of the poet, but the family legend of the larins, that is, the osipov wulfs, says that it was at this place that the explanation of the meeting of onegino and tatyana took place. tatyana is pushkin, his friend elhelm kihelbeki said, she is amazing with her extraordinary simplicity, what kind of firmness. refuse a person whom she is in love with, whom she loves, it is necessary, of course, to have such a colossal core, probably on duty, unlike anegin, the character of tatyana go

this is how it was 3 centuries ago, when peter ii created great russia and founded st. ship of dreams, the embankment of st. petersburg. now there are thousands of people in the stalls, the sky is unusually clear, it will soon be illuminated by fireworks, make their dazzling white st. petersburg nights are a special skill, the route of the brig russia itself has been changed for the first time this year, it will become longer, more difficult, not only the trinity bridge, but also the palace bridge will be raised, and the sailboat will turn around in a large field, more difficult, but all for beauty. an atmosphere of festive anticipation covers the embankments of st. petersburg; the wind is about to fill the scarlet purus, a symbol of faith. a symbol of hope and the best parting word in a new, adult life. ekaterina fisenko, sergey ishchenko, dmitry mishchersky, vladimir minyailov, news, st. petersburg. the impressive moment is getting closer, on the water surface, ready to go to brik russia, watch the broadcast on our aly sails channel, as a symbol of hope, new life and

ii was not a sucker for excitement and loved to play spillikins.s, which appeared in the 19th century, travel games also had an educational function, for example, they helped teach geography. the principle was that they walked like a train and moved from one city to another. each showcase of the exhibition invites you to travel back to the times when... this or that game was at the height of fashion, and at the same time find out why, we will not reveal all the secrets, it is worth seeing with your own eyes, it will be interesting for adults and children, the exhibition is open until september 11, further control by all available means, methods of supervision over we will discuss former criminals convicted of serious crimes after the news. a special board arrived in moscow with victims in sevastopol from the attack of the ukrainian armed forces. responsibility lies with the united states; the demarche to the american ambassador was made in our form. in dagestan, three days of mourning for the victims of the terrorist attack, the president expressed

when at the walls of the bastion of fort peter ii they talked about the future of the ambitious restoration is a shipyard city. continues. the st. petersburg concern with a century-old history has already supplanted foreign radar stations; it is now working on ice monitoring systems for the safe passage of ship convoys along the northern sea route, and the legendary hydraulic device represents the most promising a torpedo, it will be able to stop even underwater drones and uninhabited vehicles. the product’s homing system allows it to be aimed at both a surface ship and an underwater one. this year's trend is unmanned systems; the russian invention market is now focusing on them. designers of leading concerns present their options, and not only military models are in demand, but also civilian ones, a universal droneport, a takeoff and landing platform where an unmanned aerial vehicle can leave cargo and a person can enter a special code to pick up your parcel. the advantage of this droneport is that... and here is the calling card of the northern capital, new meteors are collected in nizhny

we have a section dedicated to boris godunov, peter i, catherine ii.tion, a journey through space and time, there is never a dull moment. at the priyutin estate in the leningrad region, also an exhibition in honor of alexander sergeevich, the future great poet came here. of course, he didn’t go to the performance; the theater opened in the 20th century, but before that there was a tavern hotel here. he lived here in the demutov tavern, when his parents came, lived on the fontanka, and his mother lured him with baked potatoes, which he loved so much. after the tour you can stay for a performance about pushkin. true fans of the genius know that alexander sergeevich loved to travel and visited kaluga land more than once. pushkin is known to have been here twice in 1830 and 1834, these two events, they turned out to be significant in the life of alexander sergeevich. in 1830, he visited a linen factory, when he was allowed to marry natalya nikolaevna. the second time he came here in search of himself. yes, and 225 years ago this happened to people. and her

here you can see information about boris godunov and peter the great, here catherine ii.personalities, historical events that pushkin worried, which were reflected in his works. and we show this on authentic objects from the pushkin era. a memorial sign dedicated to pushkin was unveiled in catherine park. on the garden bench there is a bronze composition, which serves as a symbol of the poet’s lyceum youth. this is a volume of poetry, a cocked hat and an apple. not far from vladivostok , five seals were released into the sea and underwent rehabilitation. the seals are healthy, well -fed and ready to swim independently. our film crew was entrusted with delivering one of the mammals to coast, maxim kolennik, more details. well, come on, finally crawl out, these colorful buns, they are zucchini, they are toddlers, fatties, they have been waiting for this moment for about 2 months, it is already noon on the clock, zheltukhin island, well, finally, hello, home . and every time it starts early in the morning, tavrechanka, the gathering of people at 6 am is scheduled at the seal

for example, peter ii was not a big fan of excitement and loved to play beryulki.top walkers and travel games that appeared in the 19th century also had an educational function, for example, helping to teach geography. the principle was such that a train with a train walked and moved from one city to another, each showcase of the exhibition offers to travel back to the times when this or that game was at the peak of fashion, and at the same time find out why we won’t reveal all the secrets, it’s worth seeing with your own eyes, it will be interesting for adults and children, the exhibition runs until 11. well, let’s finish our program today , but don’t forget, we have a telegram channel where you can write your suggestions, questions, and we regularly post our videos there. thanks to your comments, we will once again initiate a topic on the air, you will receive all the answers, look at tomorrow, it is likely that it will be like this on wednesday. hello, oksana kubaeva studio is on the air, the main thing for this hour. children wounded during the attack on sevast

peter: " lost freedom," a japanese american world war ii story, written by george takei, illustratedor your time. george: thank you very much. >> all q&a problems are available on our website -- q&a programs are available on our website or as avg■h

. >> peter: the world war ii veterans who are here today all fought on d-day in their late teens or earlyhey are all about 100 years old now. so this is likely the last trip for a milestone anniversary to normandy for many of them. in fact, one of these veterans of world war ii, a 102-year-old man from rochester, new york named bob prix shetty fell ill and died in germany on his way to this event. >> steve: going to talk a little bit about what they face 80 years ago today that dictator adolf hitler and naziism and fast-forward to today and talk about another dictator, certainly, vladimir putin, and we can't let that happen again, right? >> peter: it is going to be between today's remarks and tomorrow when he goes to pointe du hoc that the americans had to scale part of the early days of d-day and d-day plus 1 and plus 2 to try to liberate france. tomorrow when he goes pointe du hoc, according to a lot of the aides that are starting to preview the speech in the press, they want him to echo ronald reagan who spoke in that same spot about the cold war that's going to be a challenge for pres

peter: "my lost freedom," a japanese american world war ii story, written by george takei, illustratedur time. george: thank you very much. >>are available on our website q&a programs are available on our website or as a■k4b ♪ host: good morning. it is monday, june 10, 2024. we will

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[laughter] peter: how do people react when they see the world war ii veteran tag here? mr.thankee . they all notice. peter: you were one of 16 million in uniform. mr. ellis: yes. not many of us left now. peter: 118, 119. were you able to get news off of the ship? mr. ellis: the radio would pick it up. and they would publish a little paper, every once in a while they would tell you what was going on in the world. it was very remarkable. sitting there, wearing hephter and monitoring the different circuits. typing away and you could go in and talk with him about the world series and all sorts of things. [laughter] peter: were you able to communicate with their family? mr. ellis: we would give and receive letters. peter: were they censored? mr. ellis: the ones we received, no. but we censored everything that left the ship. that was one of ourgo through all of the mail that the enlisted men wrote. we were warned to not write anything we were not supposed to. but we did not censor each other's mail. i never did. peter: have you been back to that area since the war? mr. ellis: i n

was apropos. >> peter baker wrote about this in the "new york times," i'm going to quote from him.e mr. reagan, mr. biden wants to use the inspiring story of the rangers at point du hoc for the case of americans at the face of aggression and for himself. the difference for biden of course today is the growing nationalistic fervor, right, in the republican party led by donald trump. and the message may be the same, the geographical backdrop is the same. how different is the political backdrop? >> well, of course it's different, but this is, you know, i think if the biden administration sees our present state kind of like europe in, say, 1938, not world war ii, and not the great victory of the battle of normandy. but that this is an ongoing fight that, you know, fdr framed world war ii. you have a choice between totalitarianism or democracy or communism. there were three choices in the world. the fact that our soldiers of democracy failed, biden needed to be in europe, have a powerful moment when zelenskyy came there to normandy and talked to a veteran, and said you to an american ve

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the great, who is one whole history, and catherine ii, who placed russia on the threshold of europe,who brought you. i am far from delighted with everything that i see around me, how writers irritate me, as a person with prejudices i am offended, this is speaking about modernity, but i swear on honor. neither why in the world, i wouldn’t want to change my fatherland to have another history other than the history of our ancestors, as god gave it to us. and the lines are truly brilliant, and here it is ultimately difficult to disagree with pushkin. there is a point of view that what he wrote, these philosophical letters, is called a kind of intellectual provocation. well, in fact, that's probably true. it happened. by the way, in the era of catherine ii there was already one crazy chaadaev, there was such a major of the semyonovsky regiment, chaadaev, who uh considered the lord god to be the persian shah, the dictator, so he was also in such a court hospital, along with other, outstanding personalities, there was a monk who cut off all sorts of causal places, that’s what. chodaev, the

the great, who has one whole story, and catherine ii, who put russia on the threshold of europe, andices i am offended, this is speaking about modernity. but i swear on my honor, for nothing in the world i would not want to change my fatherland to have another history other than history our ancestors, the way god gave it to us, and the lines are actually brilliant, and here with... there is such a point of view that what he wrote, these philosophical letters, calls it a kind of intellectual provocation, well, in fact , this is probably the way it is, it happened, it happened, although i think that many were irritated precisely by the fact that they understood perfectly well that, well, i don’t know, this is not... they called him crazy, but this is not some statements by some holy fool, like in the old days, and this is not some kind of public outrage, the fact of the matter is that this was written absolutely seriously, these are such hard-won thoughts, the potential that exists is very important here, and russia has enormous potential, so in any case, you can’t watch it. only for t

for peter's comments, i you know, ii take your point about both the promise and the peril of doing this sort of thing. i'm not sure because we're not calling for either premium support or dumping -- dumping sounds pejorative -- adding people to the individual mark, that the lessons from that a carry over quite so directly to this. the proposal here is to give people money and let them spend it rather than give them insurance. t and, youou know, the political economy of giving them insurance partly, i think there's good research indicating medicaid beneficiaries don't value the coverage they receive anywhere near 100 cents on the dollar, it's a lot closer to 50 or 40 cents on the dollar. t and that create cans obvious possibilities for -- creates obvious possibilities for making people better off by giving them something they value money rather than something they don't at full value i.e. medicaid. andy you know, started off by saying i'm a defined benefit guy, so my prospects for persuading them were low to begin with, right? i sell short that possibility. and it's quite clear he doesn'

ii veterans in france right now. of a ceremony that is going to feature flyovers and remarks from the president. we know during this trip president biden plans to eventually start drawing parallels between the decisions u.s. policymakers made ahead of d-day and the decisions u.s. lawmakers making now with a dictator trying to move through europe. proclamation that says from the president today we remember all the americans who laid down their lives on d-day to help end the tyranny of fascism across europe, liberty oppressed people and assure the flasm liberty would burn bright around the world. even though this is a very solemn place and a solemn anniversary, we are getting details about some of the jokes president biden and these veterans are making to each other. one of the vets told the president as he got back into his wheelchair, don't get old. president biden told another good move, man, as he dropped back into his wheelchair. president biden told one of the vets with thick white can you recalls under his veter

in july forty-four, when the red army expelled the fascists from belarusian soil, peter volunteered tolion of the 503rd motorized rifle brigade of the twenty- ninth tank corps. the young soldier died on november 2, 1944, covering the embrasure of an enemy bunker with his chest. this sacrificial feat helped his comrades master nameless height in the distance from krunsk. region of latvia and move on victoriously, expelling the fascists from soviet soil. eighteen-year-old pyotr kupriyanov was awarded the title of hero of the soviet union. posthumously. got ready, music, dj, guys, applause, hello everyone, are you ready for today's meeting with our guest, sergey, what do you expect from the children you will meet now? have a pleasant conversation with complex, difficult questions, do you promise to tell only the truth? yes, of course, i tell only the truth all the time, you are a very straightforward person ready to go out to the kids? yes, ready, then good luck! so, welcome to our hero, today our guest is a professional racing driver, head of the mas sport auto sports team, two-time winn

i asked them anonymously how many americans died in world war ii., in fact it was 3000 more. no one expected the president of the united states to have a deep knowledge of history, yet when speaking about the exploits of american soldiers in forty years, he surpassed himself for the sake of politics, sacrificing history. common sense. they turned the tide of the war and opposed hitler's aggression. is there any doubt that they would like america to oppose putin's aggression? here in europe today. praising the nazi regime in kiev on the anniversary of the normandy landings is something that wwii veterans certainly would not approve of, but their voice is not heard today. but 40 years ago everything was different. reagan spoke here in 1984, also shortly before the elections. tried his best to copy him, delivering a speech in the same place and even borrowed a lot of the text from his predecessor. at dawn on june 6 , 1944. dawn, june 6 forty4. 225 rangers jumped from british landing forces boats. 225 american rangers arrived in boats. well, even lookin

[laughter] react when they see the world war ii veteran tag here? mr.m come up and shake my hand and thanked me . they all notice. peter: you were one of 16 million in uniform. mr. ellis: yes. not many of us left now. peter: 118, 119. how were you able to get news off of the ship? mr. ellis: the radio would pick it up. and they would publish a little paper, every once in a while they would tell you what was going on in the world. it was very remaable. sitting there, wearing headphones, using a typewriter and monitoring the different circuitstyping away and you coun and talk with him about the world series and all sorts of things. [laughter] peter: were you able to communicate with their family? mr. ellis: we would give and receive letters. peter: were they censored? mr. ellis: the ones received, no. but we censored everything that left the ship. that was one of our jobs, to go through all of the mail that the enlisted men wrote■. we were warned to not write anything we were not supposed to. but we did not censor each other's mail. i never did. peter: ha

[laughter] how do people react when they see the world war ii veteran tag here? mr.me up and shake my hand and thanked me . they all notice. peter: you were one million in uniform. mr. ellis: yes. not many of us left now. peter: 118, 119. how were you able to get news off of the ship? mr. ellis: the radio would pick it up. and they would publish a little paper, every once in a while they would tell you what was going on in the world. it was very remarkable. sitting there, wearing headphones, using a typewriter and monitoring the different circuits. typing away and you could go in and talk with him about the world series and all sorts of things. [laughter] peter: were you able to communicate with their family? mr. ellis: peter: were they censored? mr. ellis: the ones we received, no. but we censored everything that left the ship. that was one of our jobs, to go through all of the mail that the enlisted men wrote. we were warned to not write anything we were not supposed to. but we did not censor each other's mail. i never did. peter: have you been back to that area si

our allies showed during the dreadful day to start the beginning of the end of the evil on world war iir wheelchairs for of the veterans that arrived today according to peter doocy our white house correspondent are in hospice care at the end of their lives but they wanted to be there today to honor their friends and many have been doing interviews and they said they feel like it was yesterday. by the way president zelenskyy is there and i think it's very telling you have a war happening in ukraine in current day. maria: my uncle carmine died he's obviously not there for the leaders on omaha beach in 1944 and it's really important to recognize and celebrate all of the incredible courageous men and women who defended our freedom. i'll give a shout out to hank greenberg the ceo of a.i. for many, many years and he's the chairman of cb star he has a bronze star, purple heart and he also landed on one of the beaches i think omaha beach on d-day in 1944 and he's a real hero. he's gotta be close to 100 right now. he's a dear friend i think is wonderful and is another one of our heroes. >> thank

you can look at peter navarro. you can look at steve bannon.it that they fearthey fea the lawfare and the weaponization of justice that they have used in going after trump? they can't even tell you what the charges still in new york or mar-a-lago $18 million, not what israel worth i is $1,000,000,000 is their fear that what they have done will come back to haunt them. they have one thing in their favor, though. tot themconservatives actually e in fidelity to the constitution. and unless you broke real laws,u not made up ones liket they they bring up with, they don't t believe in that. go after the real laws that i think might have been committed ,broken rather. yeah. no, it's also obvious and it's kind of it's kind of laughablebl to listen to them talk like this. and i thought it was particularlylistenk abou funny g to joe behar talk about using the the irirs go after political opponents. oh, you mean like what baracagae obama's irs admitted to doing during the obama administratioin ? look, i do think you do have sort of two camps. the ladies 2

the great, who is one whole story, and catherine ii, who put russia on the threshold of europe, andy difficult to disagree with pushkin, there is such a point the view that what he wrote, these philosophical letters, they call it some kind of intellectual provocation, well, in fact, it probably is, it happened, at least it happened, although i think that many, uh, what was annoying was that they understood perfectly well that, well, i don’t know, this is not, they called him crazy, but these are not some statements of some holy fool, as in the old days, and this is not some kind of public shocking, the fact of the matter is that this was written absolutely seriously. these are such hard-won thoughts, the potential that exists is very important here, and russia has enormous potential, so in any case, you can’t look at just today, but this very premise of chaodayev, that in the past and today, in the future, it is not works, in fact, it doesn’t work, this publication, it had the effect of such an explosion, so... it was necessary to react to it somehow, well, nikolai, as you already s

peter: bernard demczuk, virginia aliives in 1952. what at that point, and what was d.c. like? mr.egregated period of time in america. we had just come from world war ii, and the black gi's in world war ii, some took advantage of the g.i. bill and they went to howard university. these men who were trained to fight, south pacific in europe, when they came back, they. they could not sit at a white lunch counter. even in d.c. and that infuriated them to t point where they said, look, if we can defeat the nazis in europe, we can defea racism here at home. and so this area here really eóbecomes the space and place fr the modern civigment. coordinated committee across the doctornaacp, around the corner. this was the place. three black newspapers were here. so what yobeto yes, america is segregated, but people are going to try and change that. and where they begin to change is out of howard university and u street becomes the place. and so in when she came here, this is a segregated communh, but it was a dynamic segregated community. peter's chili bowl through our history? mrdemczuk: i th

peter: bernard demczuk virginia ali arrives in 1952. what was going on in the country like? mr.emczuk: 1952 of course was a segregated period of time in america. we had just come from world war ii and the black gi's in world war ii, some took advantage of the g.i. bill and they went to howard university. these men who were trained to fight, and did fight in the europe, when they came back, they had to sit on the bacusthey could not sit at a white lunch counter. even in d.c. nfuriated them to the point where they said, look, if we can defeat the nazis in europe, we can defeat racism me. and so this area here really becomes the space and place for the modern civil rights movement. coordinated committee across the street. doctor king, down the street. naacp, around the corner. this was the place. three black newspapers were here. so what you begin to see is, yes, america is segregated but people are going to try and ch that. and where they begin to change that is out d u street becomes the place. and so in 1952 here, this is a segregated communitysegregated community. peter: how wo

for many americans, during world war ii, rosy the ritter. posters gave americans a sense of morale.tic. very well done. of course the snake island stamp was very famous. for those less familiar, it is when the approached the guards on snake island and told the ukrainians to surrender and the guards basically gave the finger and told the russian battleship where to go. it was kind of a rallying cry. that helps document the art. lee ukrainian culture stops during the war. a lot of the narrative and poetry people are creating, people are also creating new songs. they are coming up with the corrections. i saw jewelry where burnt fields punctuated gold jewelry to show what the russians were doing. it is incredible. at the annual smithsonian festival last year during july 4, our independence day in america, we hosted a number of groups from ukraine. it was very moving. in the united states, fourth of july, our independence day. we had ukrainian groups single for their freedom and singing for their independence. they gave opening remarks. they were very poignant. one of the most poignant m