this is the denarius of alexander the great.s interesting is that there was also a fourth one, which was in shuvalov’s collection. absolutely right. tell alexander zinovich, if you had this coin, where could you sell it? i wouldn't sell it at all, after all. well, i would suggest it to some jewelry store, but there is one there, well, without the math, come on, aleksandrovich, well , there is, there is, one person in the city, viktor borovsky, is there anything interesting, yes now i’ll shoot back and tell you, what are you doing? all the milk, why? i have the best result today, and he was at the blacksmith’s again, and she’s making me write explanatory notes about my last year’s complaint, nothing funny, you know, i’ll give you advice, come here. you think? i'm telling you exactly. we have several chessboards and a man who is hunting for them. then we know that these boards were made in the zone by a master, the grandson of a famous nomismatist, from whose collection a denarius worth a whole state. and in the end, we know that

stone city, was ruthlessly burned by alexander the great. the heat of the fire and the passage of time reduced the resistance of the stones. ovulation should be taken care of like a person who is getting old. sunshine. the wind and rain of living organisms such as lichens also threaten the architectural jewel of the ancient world. we have the gatherings here. look , there are all kinds of lichens. one by one, the lichens are removed from the face of persepolis. it is an exhausting and time-consuming task. the materials must be done periodically. it can be sprayed and sometimes we can apply it with a brush. badim cover old restoration material is carefully removed. we removed the mass of cement mortar from the south side of the foot of the column using a pen and a hammer. this is a special mortar called ladan mortar that we use for the parts that have seams, cracks and fractures. in the last one or two years, in addition to the fight against lichen and the restoration of the shura palace, the restoration and protection of the eight-legged pil

europe does not know what to do with putin, but at one time, in the battle of pirgavgamela, alexander showed , what could be done with the persian empire by destroying an army that was ten times larger, napoleon failed to destroy the world of empires, but the world of empires collapsed 100 years after napoleon, that is, now, without taking a certain step, we will simply drag it out in time, then maybe absolutely, paragraph number one: do not look for a partner in putin, he never will be, he is a profiteer who will use today's historical position ... in order to knock on your door tomorrow, and therefore, be wiser, although it makes it more difficult, for sure , the things that we say that the answer to how to democratize russia, i don't find it in the answer that there will be one ideal democratic force that will now be supported by 144 million russians. i take this conditional number, there is no such force and there never will be, in the regime of a dictatorship, this force feeds very well putin, his government and his junta, russia's trouble, by the way, is not only possible for ru

alexander the great brought an army through here.you know? ithought, "well, yeah, doesn't get better than this." you lost your wife, helen, last year. yeah. i know you'd been together since you were teenagers. yeah, yeah. how have you been, michael? well, it's not easy. it's just... it's an unreal world you enter, you know? someone who you've been with for so long, and every reference point in your life is sort of connected with that person. um, and...and suddenly they're not there, and you kind of fool yourself, um, that they are there. i haven't changed much in the house and all that. the family still come round. we have, you know, birthday parties and all that, which helen would have been part of. and it's kind of dealing with the foreverness of it, you know? that it's forever. mm. michael palin, it's been an absolute pleasure talking to you. thank you... thank you. ..for sharing your cultural life with us. thanks. and for podcast episodes of this cultural life, go to bbc sounds or wherever you get your podcasts. hello there. it l

alexander the great brought an army through here.. you know? ithought, "well, yeah, doesn't get better than this." you lost your wife, helen, last year. yeah. i know you'd been together since you were teenagers. yeah, yeah. how have you been, michael? well, it's not easy. it's just... it's an unreal world you enter, you know? someone who you've been with for so long, and every reference point in your life is sort of connected with that person. um, and...and suddenly they're not there, and you kind of fool yourself, um, that they are there. i haven't changed much in the house and all that. the family still come round. we have, you know, birthday parties and all that, which helen would have been part of. and it's kind of dealing with the foreverness of it, you know? that it's forever. mm. michael palin, it's been an absolute pleasure talking to you. thank you... thank you. ..for sharing your cultural life with us. thanks. and for podcast episodes of this cultural life, go to bbc sounds or wherever you get your podcasts. hello again. we

alexander the great brought an army through here.you know? ithought, "well, yeah, doesn't get better than this." you lost your wife, helen, last year. yeah. i know you'd been together since you were teenagers. yeah, yeah. how have you been, michael? well, it's not easy. it's just... it's an unreal world you enter, you know? someone who you've been with for so long, and every reference point in your life is sort of connected with that person. um, and...and suddenly they're not there, and you kind of fool yourself, um, that they are there. i haven't changed much in the house and all that. the family still come round. we have, you know, birthday parties and all that, which helen would have been part of. and it's kind of dealing with the foreverness of it, you know? that it's forever. mm. michael palin, it's been an absolute pleasure talking to you. thank you... thank you. ..for sharing your cultural life with us. thanks. and for podcast episodes of this cultural life, go to bbc sounds or wherever you get your podcasts. hello. in some pl

alexander the great brought an army through here.you know? ithought, "well, yeah, doesn't get better than this." you lost your wife, helen, last year. yeah. i know you'd been together since you were teenagers. yeah, yeah. how have you been, michael? well, it's not easy. it's just... it's an unreal world you enter, you know? someone who you've been with for so long, and every reference point in your life is sort of connected with that person. um, and...and suddenly they're not there, and you kind of fool yourself, um, that they are there. i haven't changed much in the house and all that. the family still come round. we have, you know, birthday parties and all that, which helen would have been part of. and it's kind of dealing with the foreverness of it, you know? that it's forever. mm. michael palin, it's been an absolute pleasure talking to you. thank you... thank you. ..for sharing your cultural life with us. thanks. and for podcast episodes of this cultural life, go to bbc sounds or wherever you get your podcasts. hello there. the

battle of pyregamelas, alexander the great showed what could be done with the persian empire by destroying the army that was tenfold more. napolon did not succeed in destroying the world of empires, but the world of empires collapsed 100 years after napolon, that is, now, without taking a certain step, we will simply drag it out in time, then there can be, absolutely, paragraph number one: do not look for a partner in putin, he. .. never will be, he is a speculator who will use today's historical position to knock on your door tomorrow, and so be wiser, although it is harder to do, certainly the things we say that the answer is how to democratize russia , i don't have her i find in the answer that one ideal democratic force will come, i... which is now supported by 144 million russians, i take this as a conditional figure, there is no such force and there never will be, in the regime of a dictatorship this force very well feeds putin, his power and his junta, the trouble of russia. by the way, not only is it possible in russia, putin's evil triumphs not only because there are so many in ru

from alexander the great is just go into like arrow inside the other enemy army and kill the leader and by killing the leaders the army will collapse. this will not happen anymore because uh all the freedom fighters from the resistance allie or x uh they have all the capability of being a leader uh we are not we don't have we, we are not in in shortage for having a leader or to to replace another leader or command or commander in the battlefield. i think now the israelis are maybe expecting to have such retaliation or response from iran uh that will be greater than the respond happen on april or may maybe will be also retaliation from lebanon expectation that maybe a big high rank officer will be killed because as the secretary general said from now on it will be head to head blood by blood and civilian by civilian and this is the first time hizbullah concentrated on the civilian casualties in the southern suburbs of beirut and the israel now must expect all kinds of retaliation. i think as also mentioned by hazbullah that uh the respond should be uh swallable by the israelis if not

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battle of pyragameh, alexander the great showed what could be done with the persian empire, destroying was ten times larger on the ground. failed to destroy the world of empires, but the world of empires collapsed 100 years after napoleon, that is, now, without taking a certain step, we will simply drag it out in time, then there may be, absolutely, paragraph number one: do not look for a partner in putin, he will never will be, he is a speculator who today's historical position will use it to knock on your door tomorrow, and so be wiser, although it's harder to do, certainly the things that we uh... say that the answer, how to democratize russia, i don't find it in the answer , that one ideal democratic force will come, which will now be supported by 144 million russians, i take this as a conditional number, there is no such force and there never will be, in the regime of this dictatorship... power feeds putin, his government, and his junta very well. russia's problem, by the way, is not only russia's, perhaps, putin's evil triumphs, not least because in russia there is so much and it

, alexander the great showed what could be done with the persian empire by destroying an army that was ten times larger, but it was not possible to completely destroy the world of empires. but the world of the empire collapsed 100 years after in half, that is, now, without taking a certain step, we will just drag it out in time, then it can be absolutely, paragraph number one, do not look for a partner in putin, he will never be, he is a speculator who today's will use the historical position to knock on your door tomorrow, and so be wiser, although it makes it more difficult, certainly the things that we say that the answer ... how to democratize russia, i do not find it in the answer that will come one ideal democratic force, which will now be supported by 144 million russians, i take this as a conditional figure, there is no such force and there never will be, in the regime of a dictatorship, this force very... well feeds putin, his government, and his junta. the problem of russia, by the way, is not only russia, perhaps, putin’s evil triumphs, no, not because in russia there is so

, to alexander the great and his father the king.p, now, i would say, there is some search for new compromises between this communist period, that is, the supporters of macedonian sovereignty, and the pre-communist period, when macedonia was a significant part of the hellenic civilization, they are looking for themselves, maybe we need to look for ourselves in the east too, as america is doing it, i come to some american city, and there are people who are heroes of some political or cultural battles of the 19th and 20th centuries with the american one. were also created, i apologize, not in the 12th century, this is not athens or rome or kyiv, nevertheless they have their own architectural image and their own image of those they are proud of. ugh, yes, i think, in terms of the number of settlements with the name of athens, america beats greece, that is, they are looking for, looking for roots, looking for the roots are indeed in the classics, but i completely agree with you that this is a search, and what we have... very often looks

alexander the great showed what could be done with the persian empire, by destroying an army that was ten times larger, half failed to destroy the world of empires, but the world of empires collapsed 100 years after napolon, that is... now, without taking a certain step, we will just drag it out in time, then maybe, absolutely, paragraph number one: do not look for a partner in putin, he never will be, he is a speculator who will use today's historical position to knock on your door tomorrow, so be wiser, although it is harder to do, certainly the things that we uh say that the answer, how to democratize russia... i do not find it in the answer that there will come one ideal democratic force, which will now be supported by 144 million russians, i take this conditional figure, there is no such force and there never will be, in the dictatorship regime this force is very well fed by... his government and his junta. russia's trouble, by the way, is not only possible in russia, putin's evil triumphs not only because there is so much in russia, and it is so strong, what we call evil. i thin

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, to alexander the great and his father, king philip., i would say, there is a search for new compromises between this communist period, that is, the supporters of macedonia's sovereignty, and the pre-communist period, when macedonia was a significant part of hellenic civilization. they are looking for themselves. maybe we need to look for ourselves in the east too, as america is doing it. i am coming to some american'. cities, and there are people who are heroes of some political or cultural battles of the 19th and 20th centuries, american cities too created, i apologize, not in the 12th century, this is not athens or rome or kyiv, but nevertheless they have their own architectural image and their own image of those they are proud of, well, yes, i think by the number of settlements with the name athens america interrupts greece. that is , they are looking for roots, they are looking for roots in the classics, but i completely agree with you that this is a search, and what in our country very often looks like... irritating, there are oth

narrative by appealing to the hellenic heritage of alexander the great and his father king philip.would say, there is a search for new compromises between this communist period, that is, the supporters of macedonia's sovereignty and the pre-communist period, when macedonia was a significant part of the hellenic civilization, they are looking for themselves, maybe we need to look for ourselves in the east, like america. it does, i i come to some american city, and there are people there who are heroes of some political or cultural battles of the 19th and 20th centuries, american cities were also created, i apologize, not in the 12th century, it is not athens or rome or kyiv, nevertheless in they have their own architectural image and their own image of those they are proud of, i think so based on the number of settlements with the name of athens. america is interrupting greece, that is, they are looking for roots, they are looking for roots in the classics, but i completely agree with you that this is a search, and what we have... very often looks like irritation other words, of cou

a brilliant presentation era died sliding. alexander the great clowes with number of other people, but it is described how stupid, how unwise, our strategy is today, and what we're doing in your grain and gaza and elsewhere. i don't know where this country is going, but i do know it's not any positive place any time soon. i mean, just on the massacre in rough uh, the pictures of which uh, being beamed around the global south. if then not being broadcast on what's being called us more often than not, nature propaganda, media that you have in the us and nato nations. when natural security advisor jake sullivan, vitamins advisor said, as you said, as regards the why, the us ascending weapons to israel committing genocide, according to most people around the world, he said, what we're going to be looking at is whether there is a lot of death and destruction from this operation. as regards the may, the 15th uh, another $1000000000.00 of us public money sent in at yahoo. does he facilitate this all the cost? and roughly, of course he did. everyone who's completed it as facilitated from presi

a brilliant presentation era died sliding. alexander the great clowes with number of other people, but it is described how stupid, how unwise, our strategy is today, and what we're doing in your grain and gaza and elsewhere. i don't know where this country is going, but i do know it's not any positive place anytime soon. i mean, just on the massacre in rough uh, the pictures of which uh, being beamed around the global south. if they end up being a real cost on what's being called us more often than not nature propaganda, media that you have in the us and in native nations. when national security advisor jake sullivan, biden's advisor said, as he said, as regards the why, the us ascending weapons to israel committing genocide, according to most people around the world, he said, what we're going to be looking at is whether there is a lot of death and destruction from this operation. as regards the may, the 15th uh, another $1000000000.00 of us public money sent in at yahoo. does he facilitate this all the cost in rafa? of course, he did, everyone who's completed a, as facilitated from pr

a brilliant presentation era died sliding. alexander the great clowes with number of other people, but it is described how stupid, how unwise, our strategy is today, and what we're doing in your grain and gaza and elsewhere. i don't know where this country is going, but i do know it's not any positive place any time soon. i mean, just on the massacre in rough uh, the pictures of which uh, being beamed around the global south. if then not being broadcast on what's being called us more often than not, nature propaganda, media that you have in the u, as in native nations. when natural security advisor jake sullivan, biden's advisor said, as you said, as regards the why, the us ascending weapons to israel committing genocide, according to most people around the world, he said, what we're going to be looking at is whether there is a lot of death and destruction from this operation. but as regards the may, the 15th uh, another $1000000000.00 of us public money sent in at yahoo. does he facilitate this all the cost? and roughly, of course he did. everyone who's completed a, as facilitated fro

a brilliant presentation era died sliding alexander the great clowes with number of other people. but it is described how stupid, how unwise, our strategy is today, and what we're doing in your grain and gaza and elsewhere. i don't know where this country is going, but i do know it's not any positive place any time soon. i mean, just on the massacre in rough uh, the pictures of which, uh, being beamed around the global south. if they end up being broadcast on what's being called, sophomore of. and then the nature of propaganda media that you have in the u. s. and in nato nations, when national security advisor jake sullivan, biden's advisor said, as he said, as regards the why, the us ascending weapons to israel committing genocide, according to most people around the world, he said, what we're going to be looking at is whether there is a lot of death and destruction from this operation. as regards the may, the 15th uh, another $1000000000.00 of us public money sent in at yahoo. does he facilitate this all the cost in rafa? of course, he did, everyone who's completed a, as facilit

a brilliant presentation era died siding alexander the great clowes with number of other people. but he is described how stupid, how unwise, our strategy is today, and what we're doing in your grain and gaza and elsewhere. i don't know where this country is going, but i do know it's not any positive place any time soon. i mean, just on the massacre in rough uh, the pictures of which, uh, being beamed around the global south. if then not being broadcast on what's being called us more often than not, nature propaganda, media that you have in the u, as in native nations. when natural security advisor jake sullivan, vitamins advisor said, as you said, as regards the why, the us ascending weapons to israel committing genocide, according to most people around the world, he said, what we're going to be looking at is whether there is a lot of death and destruction from this operation. as regards the may, the 15th uh, another $1000000000.00 of us public money sent in at yahoo. does he facilitate this cost? and roughly, of course, he did. everyone who's completed a, as facilitated from pre

the great mentioned beautiful printed cottons in india in 327 bc.n the united states, simon alexander says it took off in the 1950s and 60s for a few reasons. >> one was the invention of cold water fiber reactive dyes, which meant that people were really able to tie dye at home much more easily. >> reporter: that and woodstock in 1969, which saw performers like janice joplin and joe cocker dining dyed designs. so what's the appetite for it these days? >> oh, everybody has been going crazy for it. >> reporter: at tipsy tie dye in new jersey, siblings and co-owners kevin and katie tagg host events where you tie dye and imbibe. >> we tie dye in such a way that our design will be set. we just have to color it all in. >> golly, the possibilities are endless. and you can't do it wrong. >> reporter: for austin makareth, who has been able to make tie dye his full-time job, he is just enjoying the colorful ride. >> there is sometimes dyeing a piece until 6:00 in the morning. even in those moments i'm not upset that i'm having to do that. it's more so i got t

a brilliant presentation era died sliding. alexander the great clowes with number of other people, but it is described how stupid, how unwise, our strategy is today, and what we're doing in your grain and gaza and elsewhere. i don't know where this country is going, but i do know it's not any positive place anytime soon. i mean, just on the massacre in rough uh, the pictures of which, uh, being beamed around the global south of fennel, being a real cost on uh, what's being cold us more often than not nato propaganda media that you have in the us and in native nations when national security advisor jake sullivan, vitamins advisor said, as you said, as regards the why, the us ascending weapons to israel committing genocide, according to most people around the world, he said, what we're going to be looking at is whether there is a lot of death and destruction from this operation. but as regards the may, the 15th uh, another $1000000000.00 of us public money sent in at yahoo. does he facilitate this cost in rafa? of course, he did, everyone who's completed a, as facilitated from president

a brilliant presentation era died sliding. alexander the great clowes with number of other people, but it is described how stupid, how unwise, our strategy is today, and what we're doing in your grain and gaza and elsewhere. i don't know where this country is going, but i do know it's not any positive place anytime soon. i mean, just on the massacre in rough uh, the pictures of which uh, being beamed around the global south. if they end up being broadcast on what's being called us more often than not, nature propaganda, media that you have in the us and nato nations. when national security advisor jake sullivan, biden's advisor said, as you said, as regards the why, the us ascending weapons to israel committing genocide, according to most people around the world, he said, what we're going to be looking at is whether there is a lot of death and destruction from this operation. as regards the may, the 15th uh, another $1000000000.00 of us public money sent in at yahoo. does he facilitate this cost in rafa? of course, he did, everyone who's completed a, as facilitated from president josep

persian gate gorge from his army for a month, alexander the great, that's right.in 1945 year , red and green lights were first installed behind these gates. bronzeburg gate? no, what is that? oh, my god, these are hockey goals. hockey goals, that's right. the gold theme is for 600. in greek myth, it originally belonged to crius, on whom... phrixus and helle fled their hometown, let's say the golden fleece. that's right, crius was a winged ram with golden wool. vladimir, food is served 1,500. in one corner, put me some ositra cheeks to the squeal, in the other, put some buckwheat sacks to the mushrooms with onions, to milk sweet to the brain. what dish did the landowner order to cook from the dead souls, pyotr. petrovich rooster, everything here is so disorganized, as if, one can assume that it was called yarolage, no, kulyubyaku, absolutely right, kulyubyaku na chetyruly, a bird for 1,500, this large forest pigeon, much more cautious than its urban counterpart, hides in dense foliage falls silent if there are animals or a person nearby, wood pigeon, right. eat for

i always say, and i mentioned in the book alexander the great had aristotle as his personal tutor, as his teacher. that's what world class looks like. but two or 300 years ago, when we had mass public education was a very good thing for society and did all sorts great things. we we had to make a compromise. well, we can't give everyone a personal tutor. we'll batch students together in groups 25, 30, 35, move together at a at a set pace. and so there's always that free that tension between free and world class. but maybe and this i didn't predict generative i would as fast as it's happened maybe if you intelligently use you can start to resolve that tension a bit get more personalization. and so in summer of 2022, sam altman, greg brockman, two of the founders of openai, send me an email and they say, hey, we're training our next model. we we'd to show it to you. we think this is going to the model. that's the ai that really wakes people up. i was skeptical. i'd seen gpt one, two and three and they were cool as technologies, but they didn't seem ready for primetime. but what they show

the great.i noticed from all these gadgets. even glasses get damaged. father, sitting at the computer, yells to my child, so that he finally puts aside his tablet, and continues to sit at the computer. before the new year, i sat my children down at the table and said: "write a letter to santa claus, asking what you want as a gift." romka said: "dad, how do you spell playstation with an eight-core processor, 4g module and a terabyte of memory on the hard drive." i said: son, what you just said is correctly spelled like this: plush bunny. mitya, last year i asked for a tablet, and santa claus gave me a construction set. this year, let give me money, i'll buy everything myself. sonya says: and i dream of having legs like a monkey. i say, why? sonya, well, you can do your homework with your hands, and at the same time play on the computer with your feet. i listened to the children and quietly envied. as a child, i had only one gadget, a game where a wolf caught eggs in a basket, remember, there was

delphic oracle that alexander the great visited, which should indicate, go there, do that, it is ratherbe the voice of conscience, where a person knows virtue, listens to his conscience, to his inner self, am i acting according to virtue, am i corresponding to how... i believe, as i know, and for socrates, strictly speaking, to believe, to know is to act, this is essentially the same thing, yes, he does not separate, if you act badly, it means you do not know, it means you do not have knowledge, yes, this, by the way, is the most amazing thing, why, i do not know, it seems to me, it is difficult for us today to perceive, that is, he , this is some kind of, well, protection of a person in the sense that the one who acts badly, acts in such a way, that he does not know how he should act, well, that ... this is intellectual, this is science, well, in antiquity this is connected into one, here socrates, in my opinion, still stands somewhere, well, close to where religion and philosophy were one, here philosophy has just begun to separate, and the way of life yet, and the way of life, regard

august 15 the birthday of bucephalus, alexander the great's horse, and according to another version,gain, students, in their struggle for an extra day off, began sending out greeting cards to their colleagues in advance on the eve of august 15 and finally achieved their goal. do you swear? "do the cleanup evenly, we swear, now on this day all newcomers are initiated into archaeology, do you swear to get all the ceramics and stove stones, we wedge ourselves together, and this ritual looks different in each expedition , do you swear not to touch your eyebrows with your butt, we swear, i initiate you into archaeology, the student archaeological team raven is somewhat reminiscent of knighthood. " as a science, archaeology is developing much more meaningfully, the volume of excavations is increasing, in the latest russian time , rescue excavations have studied twice as much as was excavated in soviet times, and in studying that very past, archaeologists have long ceased to wield only a shovel, they use the entire an arsenal of the latest technologies to find, decipher and translate for ot

during the great. particularly distinguished themselves during operation bagration, ensuring the large-scale redeployment of troops, equipment and the delivery of thousands of tons of cargo, thereby making a great contribution to the liberation of belarus from the nazi invaders, it is said in congratulations. the head of state emphasized that the glorious traditions of the generation of winners are preserved and multiplied by the personnel of the transport troops today. they successfully solve the problems of strengthening military security. at the olympic games in paris , our wrestlers will enter the battle for medals and the first to enter the mat will be a representative of greco-roman wrestling. abubakar khaslakhanov. the athlete competes in the weight category up to 97 kg. the fights of the 18th finals will start at 12:30 belarusian time. everything that modern belarus lives by today, watch on the belarus 24 tv channel. this is news from abroad, events, current interviews with famous belarusians, fascinating travels around the country. feature films for all ages. on the territory of the

meat grinder, there is a meat grinder, the sixth line, five people, remembered the meat grinder, alexander, the smoothie is great, we're checking the blender, blender, it's also a mixer, i thought that these were different people, with one too, well i had some assumptions blender, misorovka answered her, therefore, probably a screwdriver, a drill, something like that, a drill, household, definitely household, well i like the fact that naspo has a girl. yeah, well okay, about smoothies, not with smoothies everything is fine too, well, what, we check the drill, well, probably a drill, yes, we check the drill, a drill, i hope we have a drill, that's beautiful, olga, you have a difficult task, the last one, i have an idea, one, there is thought, but we need advice on how to formulate it correctly, it seems to me that it is something related to haircuts, here, men's, trimmer, razor. attention, which household appliance has attachments, on our scoreboard we have a vacuum cleaner 28, a hair dryer 18, a blender mixer 17, a drill 12, a meat grinder five, on the fourth line we have a razor 14. 14 pe

the great strategist and talent on the battlefield. the business of georgy zhukov's whole life. and the thunder of alexander vasilevsky's victory. in a special project, the news agency. pleiades of winners. on tuesday, on the evening broadcast. on belarus 1. that's how intense they turned out these 7 days. with you were pavel lazovik and victoria. see you at the same time in a week, happy, you see how painfully the international agenda is experiencing , this transformation from a unipolar to a multipolar world, and of course, today the most important task of diplomats of all countries, politicians of all countries is to find... to what resistance, to the desire to win, thoughts, gromyko, who said, it is better to have 10 years of negotiations than one day of war, and as our president says, it is better that there were more of these negotiations and longer than some armed conflicts, in which our country will be drawn. i call everything in belarus advanced, because i love everything belarusian, i think that belarus has the best people, we are very kind, we are very decent, very br

she gave birth to an heir for russia, the great emperor alexander ii.ere eight children in the family. she met her future husband, the german princess of hessendarmstadt, at the age of 14. the tsarevich immediately wrote to his parents: i will marry only her, that is my decision. he was so charmed by her beauty, some endless charm, fragility, friendliness of the look, there was so much natural joy in her, love for everything. help to the population affected by natural disasters, crop failures, earthquakes, epidemics. she saw off and met hospital trains during the russo-turkish war, after the crimean war she created the so-called sevastopol capital for issuing benefits to wounded veterans. the war of 1877-78 began, she refused to renew her wardrobe, they did not sew new dresses for her. she did not go anywhere traveled, did not make any expenses for new trips. all her personal funds, everything she could collect, went to... the wounded, to the families of the fallen soldiers, that is, to the needs of the army. contemporaries wrote about her, possessed st

boris alexander mikhailov, participant of the great patriotic war, hero. soviet union. he was called up for service in the workers' and peasants' red army. from october 1941 on the fronts. great patriotic war. by october 1943, guards lieutenant boris mikhailov commanded a battery of the fighter-anti-tank artillery regiment. finding himself in surrounded, the battery repelled all german attacks, destroying five tanks, two assault guns, two armored vehicles, more than 100 enemy soldiers and officers, and broke out of the encirclement by nightfall. by the decree of the presidium of the supreme soviet of the ussr on conferring the title of hero of the soviet union on the general, officer, sergeant and private personnel of the red army, boris aleksandrovich mikhailov was awarded the high title of hero of the soviet union. the kurapaty tract, before the great patriotic war, this place was not a territory minsk and was located 6 km from the city. in 1988, zindon poznyak, all oppositionists, oppositionist agent of western intelligence services on... that is, repressed, but is i

so, alexander, hello, well, that’s how great the chances are that iran, as the spiritual leader of theamic republic promised, will respond to tel aviv with missiles. ismail hani for the islamic republic, this is a real slap in the face, especially since the high-ranking guest was actually liquidated by the israeli special services, they are the ones who are held responsible for this crime in iran on the territory of the state, so the answer for the murder of hani is now a matter even for iran not so much of geopolitics , how many just whose. defense israel, possibly a naval base in haifa, as well as nivatim airfield. but i will add that this morning hezbollah, the lebanese shevid group , has already struck the northern regions of israel, they say they fired from 60 to 70 rockets, most of them were intercepted by the iron dome system, this attack can hardly be launched, can be considered the beginning of a full-scale response to the murder of the hani, rather the so-called reconnaissance in force in order to probe the locations of the launchers, the same air defense iron dome, well, as

group of the pirskie wolves, alexander osipov. here confession of numerous crimes, page after page the killer describes in great detail the reprisals against rebellious entrepreneurs and brutal conflicts between bandits. to leave no doubt about the authenticity, the author adds: written based on real events without... changing the names, participants and place of the event. most of the heroes of the manuscript are unknown to the audience, but on the twentieth page the story of the murder of the tver chansonnier mikhail krug begins. vladimir central, the northern wind is a stage of izveri, lies on the heart, a heavy burden. mikhail was welcome everywhere, because he sang about simple things that people understood, and in the then popular genre of chanson. in the early nineties, misha asked for help to record an album and i gave him the first money for the album, 6.0 dollars, and he recorded an album for himself, here is the first zhigan lemon. all, all the songs are these. it turned out to be the envy of many, big cozy, all the doo

alexander that yaroslav, his father, while in tatary with the great khan, and allegedly gave his wordonk karpin to accept the latin faith, would have fulfilled his promise if he had not died suddenly, and that the son is obliged to follow the good example of his father if he wants spiritual salvation and worldly happiness, and... and so on. alexander, according to the chronicle, called upon wise people, consulted with them and wrote to the pope: we know the true teaching of the church, but we are unacceptable and do not want to know yours. and there were several similar attempts, but this does not mean at all how often we imagine that alexander nevsky had hostile relations with the vatican. he was a great politician, a great diplomat. and judging by the correspondence, these are absolutely correct relations, let me remind you, many of course don’t know this, that in fact alexander nevsky is a saint for the catholic church, this is a historical podcast russia-west on the swing of history, today we are dealing with the figure of alexander nevsky, what kind of religious situation russia

capital, in the end the final decision was made by alexander himself, and he had to persuade the allies with great difficulty, so to speak, and so on, but nevertheless he... stood his ground, and the coalition went to paris, the battle was short-lived, but bloody, and the russians suffered the most losses, because they were on the alert for attack, there were only 9,000 men there, i think, six of them were russians, they took paris, yuli borisovich khariton, i know what kind of bombs were dropped on japan, wrote a technical assignment in which he says: that we we will work on two types of bombs. tromer asked when the soviet union would be able to create an atomic bomb, and pimberi thought and said: "it's hard for me to name a time frame." trumar said: and i know when, never. the creation of nuclear weapons required a gigantic concentration of forces, this is something new that had to be created in the shortest possible time, there was tension in everyone. the atomic bomb is the personal business of man x, the premiere is on sunday on channel one. this is a historical podcast, we continu

so the same thing could have been said by our great alexander van lee.n’t have time to be filmed on camera at the right time, the angry síastser ros. shchyra seeming, alexander van lee works with the same hands, in your face and the balance with the flower that he takes away in our minds, praying, the whole story is the same as the geta was on the screen from the other side of russia. brother. this flower is on the ground like this flock, yes, it is , well, the ground is like that, well, maybe 20 centimeters of the floor, it bends and the flower is taken with teeth, and then there was a lot of heat here, but it was so cold. alexander uladzimiravich van lee completed his career as an acrat in 1974. then he showed up to the doormen at the famous minsk stone restaurant. kvetka on the boulevards of talbukhina, in the evenings many people played on the philharmonic stage, and where everyone goes, uladzimir mulyavin. the greatest successes of wang li's career have become smoky times with dziadzka jan funchy in the film there are boundaries, darechy, menavita d

the memory of the heroes of the great patriotic war, laying flowers at the foot of the memorial. alexander lukashenko got acquainted with the reconstruction of the upper platform of the memorial complex, the chairman. without the most pressing issues, the elimination of the consequences of the elements, the construction of agricultural complexes uborochnaya. the governor reported that the mass harvest in the region will be completed within a week, it is expected that 2,100,000 tons of grain will be harvested in the young season, taking into account rapeseed, plus about 600 thousand tons of grain. the financial result for our farmers, well, and rabs, of course, we are today, we are this year, that means for the first time, for the first time, the region received more than 3,000 rabs, 34 centners of yield, well, for us, we have been going to this for 4 years, let me remind you, the next reconstruction of the mound of glory with the adjacent territory has been underway since last year, construction and installation work has been carried out on the central staircase and the site layi

the emperor believed that these were the bones of alexander the great's war elephants. century. you are watching the news on the rossiya channel, good morning, andrey shevtsov is in the studio. kiev is cooking provocation, plans to strike the zaporizhia and kursk nuclear power plants. this is data from the special service of prisoners. our su-34s dealt a powerful blow to the concentration of personnel and equipment of the armed forces of ukraine in the border area of ​​the kursk region. a strong forest fire near one of the largest turkish cities in the world, the fire spread to residential areas. the kiev regime is preparing a provocation, the explosion of a so-called dirty nuclear bomb, plans to strike the storage sites of spent nuclear fuel at the zaporizhia and kursk nuclear power plants. special warheads for this have already been brought yellow waters from the dnipropetrovsk region to the vostochny enterprise. the goal is to accuse russia of provocations. this was reported by law enforcement agencies with reference to interrogations of prisoners . a large number of

boris alexander mikhailov, a participant in the great patriotic war, hero of the soviet union.1940 he was called up for service in the workers' and peasants' red army. from october 1941 on the fronts of the great patriotic war. by october 1943, guards lieutenant boris mikhailov, having found himself surrounded, the battery repelled all german attacks, destroying five tanks, two assault guns, two armored vehicles, more than 100 soldiers and officers enemy, broke out of encirclement at nightfall. by the decree of the presidium of the supreme soviet of the ussr on conferring the title. hero of the soviet union, general, officer, sergeant and private personnel of the red army, boris aleksandrovich mikhailov was awarded the high title of hero. soviet union. good morning belarus. and we again say good morning country, and this monday morning, we, tatyana matusevich and ekaterina antonova continue to greet you live on air. and you know, on monday, i it seems that it is already possible to make plans for the weekend, but it is summer after all. so, this saturday gourmets and producers

historical records indicate that peter the great loved gorodok fighting, as did the great commander alexanderov. in the 20th century, or to be more precise, since 1936 , the soviet union began to hold championships in this sport. so what is gorodok sport? let's figure it out. there are three types: classic, finnish and eurogorodki. the essence of the first is knocking out a combination of square court. the second ones use wooden sticks and compete on a clay court, and the third ones differ in the type of the town, the number of figures and bats. there is also a difference in the tournaments among men and women, however, only in one thing. men. sit with far bars more than 13 m, girls with near ones more than nine m. what kind do you like more? i like the classic type of towns more, it differs in that it has iron inserts, here are iron inserts, and the wooden ones themselves, and of course the towns are round, weight this bat, the weight of this bat now is 97 kilos, this is for eurotowns, and if we speak classically, classically in classical towns the weight is it. okay, show us how to throw it

pavel pchyolkin will tell about the great political path of the belarusian leader. else wants potatoes? in this footage, alexander lukashenko is having lunch with belarusian scientists. this is his small homeland, the village of alexandria in the mogilev region. the house where he lived with his mother as a boy, the plot, one might say, the personification of belarus. everything is strict, clean, neatly sprinkled. and it should not be any different in belarus under lukashenko. this cow, she ate alive, you see how she moves. are you sick, even svenets, if they are sick, it should be dry, clean here, you understand, dry and clean, every minute, every hour, natally, prepare tomorrow the decree of both to resign and the governor of the third, personnel decisions during trips around the country, a common thing, a successful chairman of an agricultural enterprise can instantly become the head of the district and you will cover the entire district, yes, culture, agriculture should be the same as you have here, yes, we will work, well, okay, we will consider that ... from m

him in my hands, you're great, alexander, you did a great job, yeah, the main thing now is to find odintsov shouldn't get away, what do you think to do, i don't know, from it will be difficult for him to get out of the city, he is wanted, he has not been reached by phone... he has been inactive since yesterday, he cannot use his car, it is parked near his house, and i have installed 24 -hour surveillance there, i know, but i will find him, find him, sasha, i have one idea, one owl was always one step ahead of us. so, he had an assistant, someone we do not yet know, provided information to adentsov, we need to carefully study odintsov's contacts recently, and maybe we will be able to get to this assistant, that's a good idea. great, hello, can you identify the car? write down 915. that's what you start with right away, can you or not? wait, like two fingers on the pavement. so, give me the number again, konstantin alexey, 915, the seventh region, this is the corner of voskovy kommunarov, taxi stand, the car is still there, thank you, you can't put it in your pocket. hello, san, what are you

with the fact that we are the victors in the great patriotic war , the victors in world war ii, just like china, remember, the invitation alexander grigorievich at the parade dedicated to the anniversary of the victory in the second world war in beijing , the presentation of medals to our veterans in our museum of the great patriotic war by xidingping. who liberated china from the japanese, this is a very important moment, neither we nor she are going to forget this memory, although the same americans would be very happy for it to go away, as well as the reaction to the pardon, what they say in near-political circles about the early release of prisoners from belarusian colonies, inside information from inside the club editors, watch the new issue immediately after the panorama. in germany, a case has been opened against rick krieger, who was pardoned in belarus and returned home as part of a prisoner exchange between russia and the west - welt reports. the german prosecutor general's office suspects krieger of carrying out an explosion using explosives, as well as mercenarism. let me