let us recall that in the gdr the berlin wall was called an anti-fascist defensive rampart.the german democratic republic really did create a very interesting one. very important, had a lot of experience, and the soviet union in the children's issue, it was really the soviet union did a lot and for the gdr in particular, but this naturally, did not give the opportunity to make a picture of a terrible, horrible soviet union, which is very, which is a prison of peoples , treats its population extremely cruelly. but during the unification of germany, it was possible to leave some achievements that were in the gdr, definitely, and i think that many residents of the gdr did not like the unification of germany in this way presented, but here is another very important point, which 30 years have passed, even more, and today we are talking about such a very important point, we are talking about the consequences that we see. today, because the german democratic republic was a place of concentration of anti-fascists in europe, you understand, this is a place of concentration of anti-fa

let us recall that in the gdr, the berlin wall was called the anti-fascist defensive rampart.german democratic republic really created very interesting social opportunities, because as the socialist system provided quite large, broad opportunities for the development of childhood, for the development of science, for the development of technology. on the territory of the german democratic republic, the soviet union built not only. this was really very important, not to mention the fact that on the territory of the gdr , a gigantic work was carried out with young people, and we know that quite a large number of german schoolchildren, from the territory of the german democratic republic, went to artek, to the soviet artek, and they came there with famous blue ties of german pioneers, who... artek from bulgaria, from czechoslovakia, from the territory of poland, from the territory of hungary, in this regard, in general , the policy of the soviet union in the children's issue, it was very important had a lot of experience, and indeed the soviet union did a lot and for the gdr in pa

there were quite a few on the territory of the gdr enterprises, and the soviet union found itself in a very difficult situation. it was necessary not only to help the german democratic republic in its restoration. to help it with infrastructure very seriously, because the soviet union had invested very large funds in order to restore roads, restore electrification, restore schools, hospitals, houses, but the soviet union also began to build large factories anew, including the largest metallurgical plants were built, because all the main metallurgy remained on the territory frg. therefore, of course, the question of how differently these two territories developed is obvious. to divide the city in half, probably, as it was the same story, as i said, south, north korea, pakistan, india, and two berlins, considering that families were divided in half, considering that there was manipulation here, traveling back and forth, well, including the tasks of two intelligence services from both sides were implemented there, when... the wall was destroyed, we know about this in principle, and a hu

moreover, berlin itself was located deep in the territory of the gdr.te on the unification and neutralization of germany on march 10, 1952. 6 years later november 28th. 1958 nikita khrushchev proposed declaring berlin a demilitarized free city, that is, taking away their occupation zones from western countries, and on november 7. in the ninth year with the creation of some blocs, and later in the fifty-fifth year due to the fact that the federal republic of germany, yes, west germany, was being drawn into nato, an ats bloc was being created, then there is a warsaw pact organization; in may 1955 , a corresponding agreement was signed in warsaw. why didn’t the soviet union resort to this before? well, apparently, solely for reasons of german participation, that is, as soon as it became clear that the participation of germany should be avoided. nato will not succeed, since the soviet union made very active efforts, including propaganda efforts , to disrupt negotiations on the european defense community, through which germany itself was tried to drag him in

the social system of the gdr gave very great opportunities and prospects, and most importantly, connected the gdr with the same open system in the neighboring countries of the eastern bloc of the soviet union. the german democratic republic was a country that gave wide opportunities to the germans, which was. "it can't be worse, it can be better, we have always had such a motto in life, pushed these people into the doorway and, probably, it's all a dream, and you want to open your eyes and wake up, and then a special report by alexander lukyanov about farmers' struggle. kherson region with drought after the explosion of kokhovskaya hydroelectric power station. how did young russian engineers help them? watch right now. consequences of the destruction of kokhovskaya dam a year later. a forest has grown at the bottom of the former reservoir, in the fields of kherson region, the harvest is dying from drought. from february to june 14, there was absolutely no sediment. that is, the wheat harvest is the one that we grew. the underground lake will help the region and how are they going to use d

, and subsequently there were multi-thousand demonstrations against honacker already on... that the gdrwill most likely be united with the west, there will not be any transition period, and nevertheless, even at the beginning of the nineties, the soviet mit for negotiations with the americans, offers , in fact, a resuscitation of the proposals of the fifties , when there were soviet proposals for comprehensive security in europe, that a united germany would enter the political structures of both nato and the warsaw pact, but here the warsaw pact simply collapsed. they, france and britain, but the most influential western powers, they did not really want, let's say, the unification of germany for various reasons, in france mitterrand, because well, the french remembered, yes, after all , this german aggression, yes, a united germany, it is in any case stronger than france both economically and in all respects, in terms of human resources, and techer, too, well, practically until she was removed, just at the end of the eighties she leaves her post, in her person britain also resisted, bec

stops there, gdr stickers, wow, do you remember those gdr stickers that were on every guitar, yes, theysuitcases, on mirrors on trillage. these little soldiers, not anderthals, that means they were produced by dzi, the donetsk toy factory, in the late seventies and early eighties, it seemed to me that this was the most valuable thing that could be, this is in my childhood, you know, by the way, i have this when soldiers returned from the gdr, that 's what concerns the little ones, here i am now. you know, these are staple, soft, i remember already in the morning, until you iron the tie a little, sergeevich batalov, friends, should introduce the honored artist of russia, today with us here, here is andrey, i did not finish a little, that is, in my childhood years i really loved to exchange my friends, these or those things, that is, clothes of the ussr, ulya, and how did you meet, tell me with a collector of emotions, songs in general and where did you find them? well, in general it all started, the whole story began with the song that we just performed, this is my favorite song since ch

you lived in siberia, in kazakhstan, in karili, in the gdr, and how did you end up in zhodino?ell, in siberia, this is childhood, youth, the internet was brought up at school, from the fourth to the ninth grade inclusive, but then my parents moved to kazakhstan, well, naturally, after the ninth grade i also moved to kazakhstan, but i didn’t live there for long, because my time to serve came. i was called up to the far east in the pacific fleet and i served in the pacific fleet for 4 years, but before the army i had already become acquainted with radio engineering, firstly, when i was in a boarding school, i went to a radio amateur club, there i learned the basics of radio engineering, that is, i experienced what a crystal receiver and other tube receivers were, when i came to kazakhstan to the city of rudny, in the kosanai region, this is a city famous in that this was the first kamkovaniya factory built in the former soviet union. that is , they made akatysh from concentrate, this is iron ore, in general, there is a high iron content in these akatysh stones, which then went to

is cambodia , there is vietnam, south korea, survived in siberia, in kazakhstan, in karili, in the gdr, and when we found ourselves in zhodino, i saw a grundik satellite 300. 400 receiver, oh, i fell for it, hello, you are watching the program say don't be silent, victoria popova and tatyana shcherbina are in the studio. and today our guest is a radio amateur, a collector. you lived in siberia, in kazakhstan, in karili, in gdr, and how did you end up in zhodino? well, siberia, this is childhood, youth, i raised myself at school, the internet, from the fourth to the ninth grade, turn it on. well, then my parents moved to kazakhstan, well, naturally, after the ninth grade i also moved to kazakhstan, but i did not live there for long, because the time came to serve, i was called up to the far east in the pacific fleet and i served in the pacific fleet for 4 years, but before the army i had already become acquainted with radio engineering, firstly, when i was in a boarding school, i went to a radio amateur club, there are brains of radio engineering. there are four of us children, i was th

the gdr also those who served first in the wehrmacht, and then in the gdr, in an anti-fascist countryey also had a connection with the liberation army, the gdr, yes there were such after the soviet captivity, joined the anti-fascist movement, those who actually underwent denazification, even gained trust, it was as if the veil fell off for them, he is a professional soldier, but there everything is the other way around, and the german ministry of defense, in fact, it seems to me, got ahead of the event, they waited a little, it is literally necessary to launch processes as on... that the leadership of our country takes certain actions, at first they still answer , but whether someone likes it or not, i suspect, to the question, this will somehow bring us closer to, that means goals of the svo, yes, to implement the goals of the svo or not, if yes, we beat, if no, we don’t beat, i would like to bring up everyday life here, yes, some such emotions, emotions, human emotions, absolutely fair, to hit, to kill, so that there is no need. but coldness in the good sense of the word sobriety, i

in leipzig, in the gdr , a traditional spring fair was opening.iet pavilion always received special attention, so the selection of exhibits was meticulous. the members of the commission carefully studied the models laid out in front of them. then a demonstration in action. well , now our models will demonstrate how our watches are worn in everyday life. the first number we have is the men's watch vympil. please! an elegant-looking man effectively drew attention to the new models of the already popular brand. the second number is the women's watch, charge. beautiful girls, miniature watches with an original gold-plated bracelet, the aesthetics were pleasing to the eye. this number is the guest of our program, the luch 18:16 watch. please, girls. judging by the reaction, the commission liked this model. even the most biased comrades nodded their heads approvingly. this is what you need. this is exactly it the model was awarded a gold medal and a diploma at the prestigious leipzig fair. and it was this model of watch that was supplied to the retail n

how the political situation in germany will change, local elections in the territory of the former gdr. we have the first results. what did pavel durov exchange for france, if even washington used. the telegram social network to organize its bloody coups and color revolutions, who is next in the west's fight for total information control, tas correspondents loudly inform the world, and the oldest russian telegraph agency has turned 120 years old, it is a national treasure, what else is tas authorized to declare, when we say tas, we mean that... in mongolia , russian and mongolian military honored the memory of the red army soldiers who died on the khalkingol river. participants in the ceremony laid wreaths at the monument to the four-time hero of the soviet union, hero of the mongolian people's republic marshal georgy zhukov. later , a tour of the museum was held for the russian military. the premiere of a special program with music by alfred schnittke took place. the acting duo yevgeny mironov and maria smolnikova performed fragments of nikolai gogol's poem dead souls. and the state s

you lived in siberia, in kazakhstan, in karili, in the gdr, and how did you end up in zhodino? well, siberia, this is childhood, youth, was brought up in school , the internet, from the fourth to the ninth grade inclusive, well then... parents moved to kazakhstan, well, naturally, after the ninth grade i also moved to kazakhstan, but i didn't live there for long, because the time came to serve, they called me up. i spent 4 years in the navy, but before the army i had already become acquainted with radio engineering, firstly, when i was in a boarding school, i went to a radio amateur club, there i learned the ropes of radio engineering, that is, i experienced what a crystal receiver and other tube receivers were, when i came to kazakhstan to the city of rudny, in the kosnazhskaya region, this city is famous for the fact that it was the first kamkovaniya factory built in the former soviet union ore. that is, they made akatysh from the concentrate, this is iron ore, in general, there is a high iron content in these akatysh stones, which then went to metallurgical plants, and where

disintegration of the entire party spectrum and the distance between the political structure of the ex-gdrccording to experts, the turning point for the german economy was the nord stream explosions, sanctions against russia and the war in ukraine. when will there be a turning point in consciousness? the country's political elite is unknown, but the first glimpses are already appearing. the day before , the prime minister of the federal state of thuringia, bodo ramelow, said that europe requires a new security system that includes russia. drahi police acts of vandalism this night engulfed another city in the kingdom, protesters set fire to a hotel in the city of tamworth near birmingham, the police are strengthening their squads, analysts call everything that is happening just a prelude to a big civil clash, about the british riot and its causes, denis gonin. rocks, fireworks and pieces of a fence, the main weapon of the british proletariat in the confrontation with the police. activists use all available means that they can find on the once quiet streets of provincial english cities. in d

in leipzig, in the gdr the traditional spring fair opened. the soviet pavilion always receives special attention, therefore the selection. the members of the commission carefully studied the models laid out in front of them, then a demonstration in action. well, now our models will demonstrate how our watches are worn in everyday life. the first number we have is the men's watch vympil. please! the elegant-looking man effectively accentuated. attention to the new models of the already popular brand. under the second number is the women's watch, charge. beautiful girls, miniature watches with an original gold-plated bracelet, the aesthetics were pleasing to the eye. well, the third number is the guest of our program, the luch watch. 18:16. please, girls. judging by the reaction, the commission liked this model. even the most biased comrades nodded their heads approvingly. this is what we need. it was this model that was awarded a gold medal. and a diploma at the prestigious leipzig fair, it was this model of watch that was supplied to the reta

night of august 21, 1968, troops from five warsaw pact countries, the ussr, bulgaria, hungary, the gdr and poland, crossed the borders of czechoslovakia. to stop the prague spring. that was the name given to the reforms of democratization of socialism, they led to the weakening of party control, political pluralism, the introduction of elements of a market economy, and the expansion of civil liberties. in the conditions of the cold war, this could have caused czechoslovakia to switch to the western camp. the main supporters of a military solution were the polish and east german leaders, but the decisive word remained with moscow, when negotiations failed, an operation code-named danube began. in 36 hours, control was established over all of czechoslovakia, its army remained in barracks, the population built barricades, prevented the tanks from advancing. then the czechoslovak leaders were taken to moscow and persuaded to agree to the introduction of troops. the ussr's eastern european allies quickly withdrew to the osoyase, and the soviet military presence remained until 1990. subseque

stingers. in the west in the sphere of eastern europe, changes the situation between the frg and the gdr. against this background , in parallel, we begin to hold very serious negotiations about withdrawing troops from afghanistan, and let us remember once again, after all, afghanistan bordered on three soviet republics: uzbekistan, tajikistan and kyrgyzstan, it was at this moment that we said that the soviet union was finally withdrawing in march of 1989, we were withdrawing our troops. from afghanistan, there were practically no soviet troops left there that could come to the rescue if something happened in uzbekistan, at this moment tajikistan, the caucasus, transnistria and the events in fergana are starting to flare up, all of this is breaking out almost simultaneously, with a slight difference in time, it is starting to flare up according to three principles, this is religion, territory and the national question itself. an article of income, and the united states of america could not do anything about it, and perhaps they tried hard, since a very large part of the income from the sa

night of august 21 , 1968, troops from five warsaw pact countries, the ussr, bulgaria, hungary, the gdr poland crossed the borders of czechoslovakia. to stop the prague spring, as the reforms for the democratization of socialism were called. they led to the weakening of party control, political pluralism, the introduction of elements of a market economy, and the expansion of civil liberties. in the conditions of the cold war, this could have caused czechoslovakia to move to the western camp. the main supporters of a military solution were the polish and east german leaders, but the final word remained with moscow. and when negotiations failed, an operation codenamed danube began. in 36 hours, the whole of czechoslovakia was brought under control. its army remained in barracks, the population with trolo barricades prevented the tanks from advancing. so. yes, the czechoslovak leaders were taken to moscow and convinced to agree to the introduction of troops. the ussr's eastern european allies quickly retreated to their native lands, and the soviet military presence remained until 1990. sub

we are weakening in the west in the sphere of eastern europe, the situation between the frg and the gdrchanging, against this background, in parallel, we are beginning to conduct very serious negotiations about the fact that... that we are withdrawing troops from afghanistan, and let us remember once again, after all, afghanistan was bordered by the soviet republics, uzbekistan, tajikistan, and kyrgyzstan, it was at this moment that we said that the soviet union was finally withdrawing in march of eighty-nine, we are withdrawing our troops from afghanistan, soviet troops that could come to the rescue if something happens in uzbekistan, there is practically nothing left, at that moment tajikistan, the caucasus, starts to flare up. transnistria and directly the events in fergana and all this flares up almost simultaneously with a small difference in time starts to flare up just according to three principles: this is religion, territory and directly the national question. it flares up seriously, flares up just to demonstrate that to confirm that within the soviet union there are many contr

situation with durov, who refused to cooperate. eccentric moods, which have not been seen since the gdrtoday in the east of germany, such an assessment is given today by the western press, trying to explain the sharp decline in interest of germans in the scholz government on the eve of local elections. on the issue in thuringia and saxony, more than 30% of the population give preference for the right-wing alternative for germany, and the socialist union of sahra wagenknecht firmly took third place. the left-wing deputies are already trying to intimidate. during her speech, she was doused with paint. the attacker was overpowered by security. according to eyewitnesses, he was shouting pro-ukrainian slogans. during the battle of khalqingol, japan used biological weapons against the red army. historical documents for the eighty-fifth anniversary of the battle were published for the first time by the fsb today. in particular, the testimony of an officer of the japanese army was declassified. he claims that he served in a detachment that was engaged in the contamination of the area and river.

pro-russian sentiments, the likes of which have not been seen since the gdr, are reigning in easterny today, this is the assessment given by the western press today, trying to explain the sharp decline in germans' interest in the scholz government on the eve of local elections . according to polls in thuringia and saxony, more than 30% prefer the right-wing alternative for germany, and the third place is firmly occupied by the socialist union of sahra wagenknecht. the left-wing deputies are already trying to intimidate her; during her speech, she was doused with paint, and the attacker was restrained by security. according to eyewitnesses, he shouted pro-ukrainian slogans. kamala harris's loud statements and promises in her first pre-election interview to change the lives of americans for the better did not affect her rating. as the poll shows, in all key states the gap with trump is still minimal or non-existent, while voter support is much higher than biden's. bloomberg cites this data. another investigation shows that the republican is still ahead of harris by 2%, 48 to 46. the vi

the night of august 21, 1968, troops from five warsaw pact states - the ussr, bulgaria, hungary, the gdrd - crossed the borders of czechoslovakia. to stop the prague spring, as the reforms to democratize socialism were called, they led to the weakening of the party control, political pluralism, the introduction of elements of a market economy, and the expansion of civil liberties. in the context of the cold war, this could have caused czechoslovakia to switch to the western camp. the main supporters of a military solution were the polish and east german leaders, but the decisive word remained with moscow, when negotiations failed, an operation under the code name began... the danube was brought under control of all of czechoslovakia in 36 hours, its army remained in barracks, the population built barricades and prevented the advance of tanks, then czechoslovak the leaders were taken to moscow and persuaded to agree to the introduction of troops. the ussr's eastern european allies quickly retreated to their homelands, and the soviet military presence remained until 1990. subsequently, the

production facilities of the moscow cinema park work for... you can put the hero of your film in the gdrld war era , you can put him in a modern passenger airliner or even make a film about aviation? when i saw all these locations, i was simply delighted, because well, this is a huge space for creativity, for various activities, so i was very happy, i had a lot of ideas in my head on how to apply it all, to use it. and just on this basis, we had a pitching session within the camp, my team and i came up with an idea, and we won it, we are now filming it. the world of cinema is not only impressive in its scale and authenticity of the scenery, just the opportunity to sit in the director's chair opens up a new world for schoolchildren. i, honestly speaking, before i started doing this, one might say professionally, i thought that a director sits in a chair and gives commands. in fact, this is absolutely not the case, a director runs. all over the set and does a lot of things, this is a very difficult profession that requires a lot of effort, knowledge, experience and, probably, fortitude. in

on the territory of the former gdr, no foreign troops, foreign weapons.sidium of scholz's party makes a decision, yes, to deploy this handful of missiles, but at the same time categorically on the territory of west germany. what does this mean? they are afraid to destroy the last treaty, which somehow holds back peace in europe and is essentially a kind of fastening tool for today's germany. if they violate this point, then the russian federation has every right to say that that's it, we do not recognize germany in its current form, take it out, as they say, yes put it back. on the german democratic republic, this seems to me to be a very telling action by today's german politicians, who agree to put their country in the crosshairs of russian nuclear weapons, because we will not figure out whether this tomahawk can carry, or not, or should it, we will not trust anyone, there are tomahawks there, the potential threat of nuclear weapons increases with them, all the crosshairs are on germany, but at the same time some fundamental... soviet in the most diffic

disintegration of the entire party spectrum and the alienation of the political structure of the ex-gdridered a turning point for the german economy. employers should prepare for the fact that they will not have a queue of applicants in the coming years, the share of working citizens is steadily declining, enterprises have more and more mature specialists of retirement and pre-retirement age, and some of them are just starting a new stage in their careers. ksenia ignatova, more details. a few swings with the tamesa and the handle for the dump truck is ready. from under the light hand of sergei vladimirovich come wooden parts of the finest workmanship for collectible souvenirs made of brass and copper. tula business cards. here we will have a tula slivshoy themed glass holder. and the hammer comes with it. surprisingly, sergei vladimirovich is a mechanical engineer by profession. and carpentry was just a hobby all my life; i managed to completely retrain and become a professional in adulthood. i'm into wood processing, with casting and production i never worked on samovars, here i had to

year the olympic games were held in montreal, when a football match between the soviet union and the gdr took place in germany, then on the football field, i think everyone saw these shots, a ukrainian resident of canada danylo myhal runs out, and with a ukrainian flag in a ukrainian embroidered shirt, with a ukrainian hopak, and this was his act of protest against the fact that the soviet... union occupied ukraine, he was very active in the ukrainian diaspora, and this performance he made became very famous, just recently in independent ukraine, were there any similar performances by ukrainians, or ukrainians, perhaps even representing other countries olympic sports arena games, did you also express your support for ukraine? no, the athletes didn't express it then, but the spectators, fans, supporters did, as you said. there was a ukrainian diaspora in canada, there were many ukrainians, and they supported any performance of an olympian from the soviet union, but a ukrainian, and there were approaches to our athletes, i know, i will not name names, they still do not want to be involved

not indicate weapons , open allies who but we must support it with all our might, only iran is such a gdrwhen iran says we need help, we will be your drugs. to supply us, you still wanted missiles from us, and we wanted everything else, so moscow has no other options than to help pensions, these rogue countries, because there is such a problem in the world that countries with nakedness , codependence on each other, you know that, there are probably answers to this question of mine, which i could not understand, but you pushed me to this conclusion, sir oleg, and i also wanted to ask... you, why are there no missile strikes by tu-95s now, well, this is a question that worries many ukrainians, you know, there are no alarms, there are no shellings, we are thinking about why they are not there, when there are , we are angry that they are, well, a strange feeling really, but there is some logic to why the enemy is not using strategic aviation now, and i would add to this that they are not using rabbit-type missiles. br sea-based, the fact is that a week ago, well more than a week ago, there wa

the olympic games were held in montreal, when there was a football match between the soviet union and gdr germany, then on the football field, i think everyone saw these shots, a ukrainian resident of canada danylo myhal ran out, and with the ukrainian flag in the ukrainian vyshyvan people, with a ukrainian hopak, and this was his act of protest against the fact that the soviet union was occupying the... country, he was very active in the ukrainian diaspora, and this performance he made, he became very famous, just recently in independent ukraine, or were there any similar performances by ukrainians, or did ukrainians, perhaps even those who represented other countries in the sports arena of the olympic games, also express their own expressions or support for ukraine? no, the athletes did not express it then, but the spectators, fans, supporters, as you said, it was ukrainian. dispute in canada, there were many ukrainians, and they supported any performance of an olympian from the soviet union, but a ukrainian, and there were approaches to our athletes, i know, i will not name names, they

sean greens bookmakers in university avenue. and about 10, 15 minutes before the attack to place that gdr jeap left to sing, there was also two ruc vehicle checkpoints, one was around 200 yards away at uster television, and the other one was on the armo bridge, um, the one on the arm bridge was lifted and the checkpoint at dutv remained during the attack, that's at both sides of the the bookbagers, so that's it boxed in from both sides and obviously the... approved that the killers took is where the udr checkpoint had been, so for families then they started to question the collusion aspect of the attack and then the families for the next 30 years went down a campaign to try and find out the truth about how their loved ones were murdered and who was responsible for the murders and it was very very slow um for families at that stage that hadn't happened for years. and then really it was during uh, it made have been stevens uh report that it come out that one of the weapons that was used in the attack had been taken from maloon (utrbs) by ken barret who was sent in to there by his rec handle

sean greens boot makers in university avenue and about 10, 15 minutes bef for the attack to place that gdr jeap left to sing, there was also two ruc vehicle checkpoints, one was around 200 yards away at ulster television, and the other one was on the armo bridge, the one in the arm bridge was lifted and the checkpoint at dutv remained during the attack, that's at both sides of the the bookbagers, so that's it backsed in from both sides and obviously the escape route that the killers took is where the udr check point. had been, so for families then they started to question the collusion aspect of the attack, and then the families for the next 30 years w done a campaign to try and find out the truth about how their loved ones were murdered and who was responsible for the murders and it was very, very slow um for families at that stage that hadn't happened for years and then really it was during uh it may have been stevens uh report that it come out that one of the weapons that was used in the attack had been taken from maloon ud arbius by can barrett who was sent in to their by uh his rec ha

sean greens bootmakers in university avenue and about 10-15 minutes before the attack to place that gdr jeep left to sing. there was also two ruc vehicle checkpoints. one was around 200 yards away at elster television and the other one was on the arm bridge. um, the one on the arm bridge was lifted and the checkpoint at dutv remain. during the attack, that's at both sides of the the bookbagers, so that's it boxed in from both sides and obviously the escape route that the killers took is where the udr checkpoint had been, so for families then they started to question the collusion aspect of the attack and then the families for the next 30 years w done a campaign to try and find out the truth about how their loved ones were murdered and who was responsible for the murders. and it was very very slow um for families at that stage thatn happened for years and then really it was during uh it may have been stevens uh report that it come out that one of the weapons that was used in the attack had been taken from malon ud arbius and by can barat who was sent in to their bay uh his rec handler wh

stressful for them, because they were the founders of soft power, starting with confrontation between the gdrrg, then they just started to implement this method, yes, showing that the frg is better, yes, that they have a better picture, yes, there, the stores are better, jeans and chewing gum, yes, now, now we definitely have to develop methods to combat the tyranny of the accidental, that is, we need to make sure that this tyranny of the accidental operates on their territories, and for them the most dangerous thing is, of course, when society, their society, begins to awaken, it awakens due to our visa-free regime, when we invite them here, simple. in a very big war, the states vitally need access to cheap oil, that is, in this regard , they will strive to demolish madura at any cost, simply because oil prices will skyrocket in the event of a big war in the middle east, they need to have their own cheap oil, which they can take for 3 kopecks, but they actually have been trying to do this for a long time, because in fact, let me remind you that only the supply of s-300 to venezuela saved it

from green's bookmakers in university avenue and about 10 15 minutes before the attack to place that gdr jeep left the scene there was also two ruc. vehicle checkpoints, one was around 200 yards away at olster television, and the other one was on the arm bridge, the one on the arm bridge was lifted and the checkpoint at dutv remained during the attack, that's at both sides of the the bookers, so that's it backs in from both sides and obviously the escape route that the killers took is where the udr checkpoint had been, so for families then they started to question the collusion asp. the attack and then the families for the next 30 years went down a campaign to try and find out the truth about how their loved ones were murdered and who was responsible for the murders and it was very very slow um for families at that stage and happened for years and then really it was during uh it made of been stevens uh report that it come out that one of the weapons that was used in the attack had been taken from malloon (utrbus) by can barrett who was sent in to there by his rec handler who was known as

them, because they were the founders of soft power, even starting with the confrontation between the gdrhe frg, then they just started to implement this method, yes , it shows that the frg is better, yes, that they have a better picture, yes, the stores there are better jeans and chewing gum, yes, now, now we definitely have to develop methods. to combat the tyranny of the accidental, that is, we need to make sure that this tyranny of the accidental operates on their territories, and for them the most dangerous thing is, of course, when society, their society will begin to awaken, it awakens due to our visa-free regime, when we invite them here, ordinary citizens simply see that we have a normal economy and contentment in the stores , you understand that their propaganda works against the people. venezuela was saved from full-fledged aggression, from full-fledged american democratization by military means, because in fact , if you approach from the sea, you will run into resistance, from the air, it turned out to be enough for the crown to protect it, what it did. the country for the las

sean green's bookmakers in university avenue and about 10-15 minutes before the attack to place that gdrheckpoints, one was around 200 yards away at ulster television and the other one was on the armo bridge um the one on the armo bridge was lifted and the checkpoint at dutv remained during the attack that's at both sides of the the bookbagers so that's a boxed in from both sides and obviously the escape route that the killers took is where the udr checkpoint had been so for families then they started to question the collusion aspect of the attack and then the families for the next 30 years w done a campaign. to try and find out the truth about how their loved ones were murdered and who was responsible for the murders and it was very very slow um for families at that stage that hadn't happened for years and then really it was during uh it made have been stevens uh report that it come out that one of the weapons that was used in the attack had been taken from malone ud arbius um but who was sent in to there by his rec handler who was known as r06 in the ombudsman's report and barret was i

sean greens book mergers in university avenue and about 10, 15 minutes before the attack to place that gdr jeap left to sing. there was also two ruc vehicle checkpoints, one was around 200 yards away at oster television, and the other one was on the armo bridge. um, the one in the arm bridge was lifted and the checkpoint at dutv remained during the attack. that's at both sides of the the bookbagers. so that's it back then from both sides and obviously the escape route that the killers took is where the udr check. pointted had been, so for families then they started to question the collusion aspect of the attack, and then the families for the next 30 years went down a campaign to try and find out the truth about how their loved ones were murdered and who was responsible for the murders and it was very, very slow um for families at that stage, nothing happened for years and then really it was during uh it made have been stevens uh report that it come out that one of the weapons that was used in the attack had been taken from malone udrbs and by can barrett who was sent in to their by uh his

annoying, because they were the founders of soft power, starting with the confrontation between the gdris method, and it shows that the federal republic of germany is better, yes, that they have a better picture, and there are better stores, jeans and gum. yes, now, now we definitely must develop methods to combat the tyranny of the random, that is, we must make sure that this tyranny of the random operates on their territories, and for them the most dangerous thing is, of course, when society, their society, begins to awaken , it awakens due to our visa-free regime, when we invite them here, just ordinary citizens see that we have a normal economy and... that is, in this regard, they will strive to demolish madura at any cost simply because oil prices will skyrocket in the event of a big war in the near future in the east, they need to have their own cheap oil, which they can take for 3 kopecks, but in fact they have been trying to do this for a long time, because in fact , let me remind you that only the supply of s-300 to venezuela saved it from full-fledged aggression, from full-fle

in the same year , paul enke, a scientist and intelligence officer from the gdr who helped georg steinemenov search for the amber room, died. he drank a cup of coffee and died. a year later , another associate of yulian semenov, boris umansky, who was supposed to be the main witness at the trial of the soviet mafia, died of a heart attack. in may 1990, in france was. semenov's deputy for the newspaper, top secret, aleksandr pleshkov, was sent. neither the guilty party nor the suspect were found. in november of the same year, a member of the editorial board, top secret, aleksandr men, was killed. i think that it is most likely that he really came up with some schemes for withdrawing huge state funds with the help of the special services, i do not know whether it was the kgb or it was gru. so that there were no projects to restore the yalta film studio and to create tourist zones in the crimea, it was in someone's way. in addition, my father knew how where the big money goes, not to restore the economy, they couldn't forgive him for that. there are only a few people left, and how many of

filming began in march 1971 with an expedition to the gdr.hey had to film all the on-location episodes of the stiritz in berlin. i'll start with the female part first, here's a whole album, where we see on the very first page that ekaterina gradova, who played kat, was approved, but here, leafing through the next ones, we learn that it turns out that kat could have become nali pshonnaya, tatyana lavrova, by the way, nina popova, irina kolinovskaya, larisa malevannaya could have become kat, we meet so many such surprises here, i know that... that, at that time she married andrei mironov, and mironov came to luozno and asked for permission to have at least some small honeymoon, and luozno gave 3 days, because in general here she was on guard for the interests of her film, tried to replace the child in kat's arms with a fake baby, the substitution was noticeable, the children should be real, she decided. in one of the most dramatic episodes of the film, where the ss tortured the child of kat's birth attendant, newborn babies from the nearest orp

and how will local elections in the former gdr change the political situation in germany? first results. what did pavel durov do wrong to france if even washington used the social network telegram. to organize its bloody coups and color revolutions, who is next in the west's fight for total information control, tas correspondents tell the world in a loud voice, and the oldest russian telegraph agency has turned 120 years old, it is a national treasure, which tas is also authorized to declare, we say tas, we mean the accuracy of the operational. point of view of the state. vesti nedeli, sunday, 20:00. in the capital of bashkiria , festive events dedicated to the anniversary of ufa are in full swing. 450 years ago, at the confluence of two rivers, the ufa fortress was founded. it is this day that is considered the date of the city's foundation. today, ufa is one of the largest industrial scientific centers of russia with a population of more than a million people, vladimir putin congratulated the city's residents on their anniversary. murat zaripov reports on how the holiday

when only force is effective, you said everything correctly, when the army was being formed in the gdrwhen it was allowed. with dmitry alexandrovich, the society itself was inattentive, because today in any country that they are trying to rock , a post-soviet country, if you come, if you walk the streets and talk to people, i am talking about this calmly, because i just returned from such a country, talk to people, talk to taxi drivers there, to ordinary people, then you will understand how much there they are warming up and preparing society for some... they are standing, they are cultivating this and educating this, and the worst thing is that society accepts this, the turning point, which is right in front of them , accepting and perceiving it like a sponge, because there is no counter-propaganda there, yes, because you won’t hear or see from tv screens what we are doing now, conditionally, because everything is bought up at the root, you understand, society is very tolerant of this, they are calm about the fact that someone comes somewhere, somewhere conducts some kind of propagand

when only force is effective, you said everything correctly, when the army was being formed in the gdren they were allowed to form an armed army, then those people who fought in the fascist troops, they became the leaders of these troops, that's what you said about... in any country that they are trying to destabilize, post-soviet country, if you come, if you walk the streets and talk to people, i say this calmly, because i just returned from such a country, talk to people, talk to taxi drivers there, to ordinary people, then you will understand how much they warm up and prepare society for some turning points that are facing them , they cultivate this and bring it up, and the worst thing is that society accepts it, accepts it, perceives it like a sponge, because there is no... counter-propaganda, yes, because there you won't hear or see from tv screens what we are doing now, conditionally, because everything is bought up at the root, right, you understand, society is very tolerant of this, they are calm. which would be able to stop the growth of neo-nazi, nazi, fascist sentiments, bec

feature films. only force is acting, you said everything correctly, when the army was being formed in the gdren they were allowed to form an armed army, then those people who fought in the fascist troops, they became the leaders of these troops, that's what you said about this gallery of glory of germany, these are people who later served, who were the basis of the army, but another very important point, which seems to me, you ivan mikhailovich asked, how could we allow that next to us, well... our neighbors, all this happened, and when there really were nazis and fascists, you can't call them anything else, came to power, why did this happen, why did this happen, because that i agree with dmitry alexandrovich, the society itself was inattentive, because today in any country that they are trying to rock , a post-soviet country, if you come, if you walk the streets and talk to people, i am talking about this calmly, because i just returned from such a country, talk to people, talk to the taxi driver there. in the modern european union, well, in the german parliament there is one courageous per

doctrine, which is now being promoted here, that the agreement, this one from the unification of the gdr not comply with what he said on the basis. of this, this, this gossip, let's put it this way, the position of placing missiles is being built, and the escalation of this whole situation, there is still, i think, percent 20, maybe 30 of those who are not inclined to analysis, critical analysis, they still think that russia can attack, it is unclear why, they ask why russia needs this, do they not have enough land or what is missing? that the romanian direction will be used, and moldova, which can become a participant, this was, in principle, determined even before the start of the svo, that is, there were negotiations between mai sandu and zelensky, who agreed that moldova and ukraine would also use the airspace, and they can fly there ukrainian planes, then this space became the same air corridor through which nato countries delivered soviet aviation complexes, helicopters and... it is not surprising that they will now use this same corridor in order to send there, for example, the si

olaf scholz is driving around the former gdr territory trying to convince east germans to support candidatesnal elections, it's not going well, look, today in hamnitz the frg chancellor was greeted with whistles and shouts go. out. he received a similar reception was honored the day before in leipzig. voters are clearly showing that they don't like the traffic light government's policy. politico predicts a political earthquake coming to the east of germany. in three states at once: brandenburg, saxony and thuringia , the alternative for germany, a party that opposes the transfer, may retain victory in the regional elections. the union party is also calling for an end to support for ukraine, the new york times writes that its new party has taken off like a rocket in east germany. sarah is calling for limit washington's influence on berlin, calls for improving relations with moscow, this is of course not to everyone's taste. on wageningneh the day before, rallies of fifty-year-olds were attacked. benefit, so i will repeat once again that we will never allow ourselves to be intimidated, we will

father was a military man, the family constantly moved with him from place to place, they lived in the gdr time, then moved to gorky. so the most appeared in the house on sobrasova street a beautiful girl in the area, you could say they followed her around like dogs, and even when she was a girl, that is, before she got married, she always had young men standing in the entrance. alya was in the tenth grade, she would come out of the entrance, everyone would offer to carry her school bag. today you? alya never chose just one. to enter, people were whispering around, the princess is waiting for the prince, and one day he appeared. after the first year, the charming student became a model, participated in photo shoots, there her... i will make you famous, your photos will be in paris, of course, envied her, he was a very nice-looking young man, especially an artist, a photographer. the couple got married, and the girl always looked happy, the detectives understood that she was unlikely to cheat on her husband, but who then became from passion in the apartment, they began to look through. you

and how local elections in the former gdr will change the political situation in germany.he first results. what did pavel durov do wrong to france, if even washington used the social network telegram to organize its bloody coups and color revolutions, who is next in the west's fight for total information control, tas correspondents loudly inform the world, and the oldest telegraph agency in russia turned 120 years old, it is... a national treasure, what else is tas authorized to declare? when we say tas, we mean accuracy, efficiency , and the state's point of view. vesti nedeli, sunday, 20:00. all news is always available on the media platform, watch it in the app or on the website, and that's all for today, see you there. hello, my name is ekaterina, yes, i haven't worked for 15 years, but i learn quickly and i'm not afraid of difficult tasks. i'm not afraid of difficult tasks, you have two children, yes, that is, you will often leave, they are already adults, okay, ekaterina, in case of a positive decision, we will definitely call you back, ekaterina igorevna, i will be

give them caviar, sausage, they give you a travel package abroad, to the canary islands, bulgaria, the gdraway here, you go to the american embassy and ask for political asylum." people do that, who 's going to let me out of the country? i don't even have a passport, but you have sausage, caviar, brazilian coffee, and can you make me a passport? i'm telling you, there are people, okay, make me a passport, do you want to stay or something? so what? i'll start a new life, as they say, from scratch, what are you going to do? "first i'll become a member of the cpsu, then an oligarch, i have connections, and then what? oligarchs, they hit me hard . i don't want to, you're fine. what, what? look in the mirror, everything's fine, fine, you'll eat, i cooked, pasta again, buckwheat, i don't want to, seva novgorodtsev, a program about freddie mercury, let's go listen, he's already died, seva, freddie, phew. listen, how is it possible, i told everyone that i agreed on an interview with him, yes, i was joking, you're joking, everything's fine, yeah, yeah, go, it's natasha's birthday today, why didn't

guitar sounded very loudly, we started playing rock and roll, i brought a real electric guitar from the gdrbe brave, guys, be brave, well, if we talk about singing guitars, about the emergence of this group, then these are happy accidents, connected with the fact that on our stage there was such a... most likely, maybe, maybe it wouldn't have been, there would have been many other groups, but maybe it wasn't, i heard the beatles and, of course, i got hooked, i wanted to create the same ensemble, because i'm a choir singer by profession. at first, there was an idea to make a group, a soloist and an accompanying group that could sing and play. anatoly was invited as a soloist when the application was submitted. always you then whose words we want to live with a smile so smile he had a unique voice, and when the choir sang... arriving in murmansk, he naturally, first, what, he started looking for the palace of culture, where it is, and he wanted to eat, and he could not think of anything else, when he saw a policeman on duty nearby at the intersection, asked him for 3 rubles to borrow, he went

fomaas topashke gdr. the next contestant is invited. number 23., yes, one after another, even if there's no money, at least they don't pay. taxes to the king, well, about a minute, yes, yes, yes, yes, it's already close, but at the same time, you see, she's still a woman, yeah, i beg your pardon, can i put in my two cents? yes, yes, please, despite her gangster character, you see, that... yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, that's why she's yearning for this, they lick our heels, the tongues of the fire, okay, let's try , let's, yes, let's, let's go. muslim come on, vitya, bring it to the screen, let there be no stake or creature, but at least they don't pay taxes to the king, books of a knife and an axe, romantics from the highway, we don't want to live, eh, differently, we don't want to live, oh, differently we go, we, along the edge, we go, we, along the edge, we go, we, along the edge, equally, oh, girls, how do you like it, do you? very good, class, venya, hold on, you're the best, great, you brought it, thank you, you brought the whole set, o