the american position is also the fact is that the patriarchate of constantinople is, as it were, someepresentation of orthodoxy, eastern orthodoxy, at the global level, in international organizations, on various platforms, baflamia is accepted as such a world leader, as if along with the pope . accordingly, in order for rafalome to take this place as the world leader of orthodoxy, he needs to go somewhere into the russian orthodox church, because constantinople is, first of all, the church of the greek diaspora. is there an american support. when he organized a pan-orthodox council in crete in 2016, he relied heavily on the greek diaspora in the united states, where approximately 500,000 orthodox greeks live, and of course, they influence him, including in terms of his political choices. on the other hand, in matters of theology, patriarch bartholomew cannot be reproached for not having his own theological vision. in particular on environmental issues, issues of preserving our planet. in this his position is completely independent. word universal, it has absolutely no meaning close to

it was important for constantinople to take revenge on the moscow patriarchate.re connections in everything, always, everyone is connected, as for what happened already in ukraine, then of course these connections were read, this is a purposeful activity, there is a competition between moscow and constantinople, a competition for leadership in world orthodoxy, but this is also a competition between two worldview. this is a case, this will be an honest detective story. we will tell you everything about the elections in russia in detail, it’s not difficult to understand them, it’s important , it’s honestly convenient, why cameras in elections, today my dad and i found ourselves in a new place, he wanted to vote, choose a candidate, we went in, i’m immediately for it. forward, creating new paths in the oceans and overcoming gravity. we are proud of our successes, but we never rest on our laurels. discover the achievements of our country, come to the russia forum exhibition. which leads the train to shuya, now we are inside, as i already mentioned, the cabin, i sugge

this was the plan agreed upon in constantinople with then president yushchenko. destroy this plan. ecumenical patriarch bartholomew the first arrived in ukraine. in the entire history of the kiev church, and 1020 years after the baptism, the ecumenical patriarch has never visited kiev. president yushchenko said about bartholomew’s visit: “this is a sign of god’s blessing. having lost or, after all, lost such political support in the country, he...” imagined himself to be some kind of equally-ranked prince vladimir, who must unite the completely incompatible, well, how can one unite all into a single national church and schismatics and uh canonical church and autocephalist schismatics and greek catholics all into one national church. the authorities of ukraine always. they wanted, like the authorities of any state, that the church be united, because the church is a factor of stability, faith and religion are a factor of stability in the state, it is clearly necessary to understand that in order for the two orthodox churches that exist, there are three of them here

the path to constantinople was open for us. who are you? traveling musicians?t leader. a legendary musical quartet and an irresistible troubodour. this is my group. hello monats. where? was before, why have i never seen you? i fell in love with the princess, but the king interferes with our love, i didn’t forget that there’s no way around it, i’m more tempting with you than palaces s... let's look before everyone else, let's meet veronikatsova, your new boss, and this is a female corpse with a blunt trauma to the skull, always four steps ahead, we sign up, look, to intimidate her, i would tear them apart, we need to try very hard, we will we'll burn it, i really went back in time, but why the hell come here, holob 2,

allies and on his opponents, so i just received information that... both me personally and against constantinopleo keep that in mind if this campaign starts. you will know where to look for customers, of course, this is not very pleasant, but on the other hand, this says something, it says that what we say is to a large extent true, because that there are many of those who lie, they are not touched - sometimes i have this thought, and then i think, why the hell is this at all, what influence does it have at all? yes, i really don’t care about all this, well, when a person has the opportunity, a company now has nothing to do with this, he has the opportunity to buy everything, there is some kind of fascinating fearlessness in this , maybe he knows how to boil water, he’s a fucking smart guy, that’s it he's a goat, i completely agree, he should be taught a lesson, but how, as that was the whole question, but to scald, to give an electric shock, no, it is necessary there was something better coming soon. i had a mature plan, and i already had a partner, he had the information, i had the brains. wher

yes, because they are glad that they closed this channel, constantinople was blocked, moreover, i amf our government are also satisfied with this, and to be honest, i cannot guarantee that they or google, which prohibits you from watching what you want to watch in your country, what do you think, but i think that there is nothing to guess here, the state will curse, but we don’t think about the fact that we are becoming trembling creatures according to dostoevsky, that we do not feel our dignity, and why? but because we forget words. our sworn friend winston church, who said that when they choose shame between shame and war, they get shame and war. we ourselves are not ashamed of the fact that we can swallow this; to be fair, i know that the foreign ministry and the public and serious organizations are fighting about this. viewers , almost a million subscribers, and we also say , in general, not what they should like, they took and blocked everything, what opportunities we have to fight this, but we forgot that else... in the year, president putin called on state-owned companies to s

a messenger to the kingdom, not a messenger, he’s already learning science in constantinople for fun.and? he is at the customs university, studying military affairs. in a word, the guy is right. “bogatyrs, listen to my order, urgently go to constantinople and bring here your niece, and this husband, her heir, take care of pushcheka, so stop, it’s not at all necessary to give everything to the girl at once, you can generally consider other candidates and the number of close people who have proven themselves devoted servants, who ... ", not sparing horseshoes, having bitten on with their work , they pulled the burden of public service, length of service, again, invaluable experience, and fun with elisha, zelina is young, a russian soul, so i also love my homeland, i just don’t shout at every corner about this, it’s true , don’t make a fuss ahead of time, but tell the fun, so and so, the uncle missed her and wants to see her with her husband, about illnesses of the word, she will raise a spiritual cry, she will attract attention, in this matter there is no need for noise, enemies around

until 2017, for a thousand years, if we are talking about the schism of 1446, the patriarch of constantinoplers of ukraine, but suddenly, as if by accident, in 2017, the patriarch, who had never spoken out on this matter before, decided that he has a mission. create a schism within the already existing ukrainian church schism. agree, this is quite surprising, and of course, not at all accidental. as a catholic, i shouldn’t discuss the fact that he’s like bartholomew, but i can only as an observer and look, we have. the patriarch of constantinople, who, as a small orthodox bishop, lives in a large islamic city called istanbul, is trying to point his finger at the largest orthodox church with its center in moscow, but excuse me guys, you need to somehow know your own, not just your place, but your opportunities, his place is good, his opportunities are small, so what, but here... the events of the russian church, as the guardian of its borders and to strengthen catholic and greek-catholic influence on the ukrainians orthodox, here is a catholic priest attending a service in the altar in the kha

unfortunately, she was supported by the patriarch of constantinople.tantinople is not a free person, he is under the strong influence of those who have power in this world, and without their own support. russia on the official website has opened voting for visitors, on the interactive map all 89 regions and 11 different categories by which their stands can be assessed, the best exposition, the most educational, or progress and... innovation, voting will last until april 12, but today at vdnkh heroic sevastopol is in the spotlight, this is a special ceremony, without which it is unthinkable, the city of heroes and sailors, always faithful to its history, is proud , the gin flag sounds: the legendary sevastopol is not decent. 240 years old, a legend, a russian farpost in the south of the country, the main base of the black sea fleet - the fate and history of which is sevastopol, every second sevastopol resident one way or another... taxpayers, which are actively developing farms, which, by the way, are the largest tourism industry. the new project terroi

why, in all likelihood, this unfavorable context , but also forms the position of the patriarch of constantinopley find it impossible to agree, therefore support, support for the schism in ukraine is not just a mistake of the patriarch of constantinople, it is his great sin. by the way, i'll be back. to one very much interesting story, i became aware, well , quite a long time ago, that our political opponents, opponents of our state, were thinking about the reasons for the influence, at the beginning of the soviet union, and then russia, on the arab world in the middle, in... the eastern mediterranean, that is, on the orthodox world, and they made the following judgment that the main, main soft power that allegedly carries out the state policy in relation to these regions is the russian orthodox church. they were wrong, of course, because the russian orthodox church has never exerted political influence, but in some ways they are wrong, in some ways they were not mistaken, well, spiritually - that’s it. developing good fraternal relations with greece , with the orthodox arab world and with this e

adaakar recognized the supreme power of constantinople, that is, zenon, but he decided that it was more support another theodoric founded his kingdom in the ruins of western rome. the osgoths received fertile roman-italian lands, and zeno received the opportunity to rule byzantium. but the story is not forgave him for his betrayal. according to legend, the dissolute, greedy and cruel ruler was buried alive by his subjects. on january 9 , 1746, the french jeweler georges frederic strass announced the revival of the method of preparing artificial gemstones from crystal. they sparkled like real ones and were called rhinestones after the name of the jeweler. georges strass did not hide the fact that this method was invented in ancient egypt, when lead oxide was added to crystal and honestly called his products imitation. the king of france liked strass's works louis, master. awarded the title of royal jeweler, but rhinestones gained worldwide fame at the beginning of the 20th century, thanks to the austrian engineer daniel swarovski, who invented a machine for cutting and polishing crystal

all arrived except one, patriarch bartholomew of constantinople. then this was a sign of very great tensionconflict in syria. it was important for russia to show that it is the defender of the entire christian east. back then , a lot was really done to strengthen this image. during the day, kirill greeted the patriarchs at the cathedral of christ the savior, and that same evening. everyone went to vladimir putin’s personal residence in the moscow region, where they invited us to join our film crew. that evening, all the first hierarchs gathered at a large table and waited for the president for two or 3 hours. putin arrived around midnight. beatitudes, venerable hierarchies, i first of all want you. i cordially welcome everyone, the modern world, as we know, is becoming more and more openly interdependent, but we also see the manifestation of the great problems of today, we see the manifestation of a spiritual crisis, very often traditions, moral values, everything that underlies humanity are devalued civilization, unfortunately, in the second half of the 21st century we are clearly faced wi

unfortunately, she was supported by the patriarch of constantinople.veryone that the patriarch of constantinople is not a free person. he is greatly influenced by those who have power in this world. well, and without his own support, without his own flock in the place where he is, i mean turkey, but really to a person. “i became aware, well, quite a long time ago, that our political opponents, opponents of our state, were thinking about the reasons for the influence, at the beginning of the soviet union, and then russia, on the arab world in the middle east and mediterranean, that is, on the orthodox world. and they brought out this the judgment that the main, main soft power that supposedly carries out the state policy in relation to these regions is the russian orthodox church, they were of course mistaken, because the russian orthodox church has never exerted political influence, but in some ways they are not, what in what - they were not mistaken, well, spiritually - that’s for sure, because we are brothers with those same people in faith. in this

providence for the world, and the majestic cathedral of the holy wisdom of god was built in the city of constantinople, it resembled the universe, a huge dome, completely phenomenal for those times, and not only for those times, an engineering structure, gigantic. was without any support, spread out over the huge area of ​​the temple, in order to thereby testify that god came into the world, that the highest value of human life is faith in god the creator, and the greatest action that should fill human life is the connection between man and god . that's what they thought. century, not at all because, but because, having emerged from the shackles of paganism, through the experience of his life, having learned all the danger of pagan errors, that is, the worship of false gods, with what joy did people accept god’s message about the coming of... his son, with what joy did they give their thoughts, their hearts, souls, and sometimes their lives, for this faith. much has passed since then, st. sophia is no longer a temple, and much has changed, including in the lives of christians, but one thing, i think,

ellington, our fleet is ready to go to constantinople, we will not give the bolsheviks any one ship ofron, we will not give them to be torn to pieces, not our soldiers, not the residents of sevastopol, excellently said, i can help you with something else, i probably just sprained my ankle, it happens, forgive me for the sake of... you know, i would like leave , if you don't mind, thank you for the gift of time , thank you, i'm sorry, britain could do much more for the government of southern russia, but nevertheless, you must remember, the whole world sympathizes with you, and i am doing everything in to my best. what the hell are you doing here? they'll kill you, yeah you don’t have time, and you know it, god , what bastards we’ve turned into, what are we doing, max, what are you doing here, you shouldn’t have been here, gaev didn’t give you permission, no matter what you do, stop right now. you don't owe any of them anything. baby, they're using you. i know what you 're doing here. i didn’t let you, you fool, you won’t get off this yacht alive, it’s time. poetry, never get confused, d

one missionary stream came from the west, the other came from constantinople.n byzantium was actively involved in the christianization of surrounding countries. relations between russia and constantinople, or tsarigrad, as it was called then, were extremely difficult. more than once the path from varyak to the greeks became a warpath. there were multiple times. war between byzantium and russia, byzantium tried to set up the pechenegs against russia. it was a very complex relationship, but at the same time it was a combination. byzantium gave an icon, but not only an icon. byzantium provided urban art, architecture, and mosaics. and through the efforts of the saints equal to the apostles enlighteners cyril and methodius, russians had the opportunity, one of the few on earth, to read and hear the word of god. read the works of great ancient philosophers in your native language. for byzantium, gaining allies in the person of the russian princes became an important argument in the confrontation with rome. the church conflict between western and eastern christians,

everything... then support, support for the split in ukraine, this is not just a mistake of the patriarch of constantinopleis is his great sin. by the way, let me return to one very interesting story; i learned quite a long time ago that our political opponents are opponents of our state. reflected on the reasons for the influence at the beginning of the soviet union, and then russia, on the arab world in the middle in the eastern mediterranean, that is, in the orthodox world , and uh, they made this judgment that the main main soft power that supposedly carries out the state policy in relation to these regions is the russian... orthodox church, they, of course, they were mistaken, because the russian orthodox church never exerted political influence, but in some ways they were not, in some ways they were not mistaken, well, spiritually, that’s for sure, because we are brothers with those same people in faith, in this sense , of course, the russian orthodox church was a factor in the development of good fraternal relations with greece, and with the orthodox arab world and with this entire part. orthodox ch

churches today, and those who went into schism, like the patriarchate of alexandria, the patriarchate of constantinopletheir senses. this is our desire for which we pray every day, every day we pray for peace. in a country where armed conflict has been virtually constant since gaining independence from the french in 1960, prayer for peace is often the last salvation for believers who were not spared by the rebels. there were moments when shots were fired from all types of weapons. we were forced to close the church and run and hide in the jungle. in moments of calm, we always returned to the people to preach the word of god to them. these were very difficult times. one day they launched a shell at our church. fortunately, god wished that it did not hit the building itself, landing right behind our wall. there were seleka rebels, anti-balaka, who fought with government troops, with peacekeepers minusca and sangarit. so what is it there was a war in which we found ourselves victims , i myself was once taken hostage, the rebels needed my car to transfer their fighters, there were moments when they pointed

the first route led ships along the dnieper and the black sea, constantinople, and the gates.hs. once upon a time this was the only gateway for trade between russia and the east. no matter how many times bolgar was destroyed to the ground by the slavs and mongols, just as many times it rose from the ashes thanks to convenience. the oldest bagpipe is over 300 years old and was not born in scotland. whoever played the bagpipes: the ancient chaldeans, assyrians, egyptians, persians, indians, greeks danced to the bagpipes, the romans marched in battle formation, only the barbarian invasions abandoned the bagpipes to the north, scotland, where she acquired. france, in italy, in romania and moldova, in belarus, in germany , in estonia, in bulgaria, in armenia, in georgia, in the chuvash, in mariella, because of the drawn-out, monotonous sound of the instrument, the word “bagpipe” was born, then eat, hesitate, stall for time, but time, of course, does not drag on, but... but flows gradually, like the serenga river flows into baikal, and old baikal has many fairy tales. one of them is

this was the point in history where the churks conquered the ancient city of constantinople, now istanbuled. then, during the first world war, the turkish government sided with the germans, decision, not smart, as germany was defeated. and the ottoman empire subsequently broken apart. it was during this period that the british took control under what was called the british mandate. it was also during this period when european jews began to immigrate to the region under a political philosophy called zionism, a desire to establish a jewish homeland. tensions grew between these immigrants and the native population, and the british turn to the newly created united nations to help... sort out the problem they had helped create in the first place. in 1948, the un, in a vote of the general assembly, created israel, and immediately a war broke out between israel and its arab neighbors. after series of brutal battles in which tens of thousands of palestinians fled, an armistice was established and jordan took control of the area known as the west bank or west of the jordan river. then again. in 19

back to the year 1453. this was the point in history where the turks conquered the ancient city of constantinopleurrent alaqaba residents settled. then, during the first world war, the turkish government sided with the germans. a decision, not smart, as germany was defeated and the ottoman empires subsequently broken apart. it was during this period that the british took control under what was called the british mandate. it was also during this period when european jews began to immigrate to the region under a political philosophy called zionism, a desire to establish a jewish homeland. tentions grew between these immigrants and the native population, and the british turn to the newly created united nations to help sort out the problem they had helped create in the first place. in 1948, the un in a vote of the general assembly created israel, and immediately a war broke out between israel and its arab neighbors. after series of brutal battles in which tens of thousands of palestinians fled, an armistus was established and jordan took control of the area known as the west bank or west of the jorda

نخاف على اولادنا نخاف على بناتنا نخاف على اللي رايح يجي وبعدين هناكونا conquered the ancient city of constantinoplethe current alaqaba residents settled. then, during the first world war, the turkish government sided with the germans. decision, not smart, as germany was defeated and the ottoman empire subsequently broken apart. it was during this period that the british took control under what was called the british mandate. it was also during this period when european jews began to immigrate to the region under a political philosophy called zionism, a desire to establish a jewish homeland. tensions grew between these immigrants and the native population. and the british turn to the newly created united nations to help sort out the problem they had helped create in the first place. in 1948, the un in a vote of the general assembly created israel, and immediately a war broke out between israel and its arab neighbors. after series of brutal battles in which tens of thousands of palestinians fled, an armistus was established and jordan took control of the area known as the west bank. or west of the jo

this was the point in history where the turks conquered the ancient city of constantinople, now.aqaba residents settled. then, during the first world war, the turkish government sided with the germans. a decision, not smart, as germany was de defeated and the ottoman empire subsequently broken apart. it was during this period that the british took control under what was called the british mandate. it was also during this period when european jews began to immigrate to the region under a political philosophy called zionism, a desire to establish a jewish homeland. tensions grew between these immigrants and the native population, and the british turn to the newly created united nations. to help sort out the problem they had helped create in the first place. in 1948, the un, in a vote of the general assembly created israel, and immediately a war broke out between israel and its arab neighbors. after series of brutal battles in which tens of thousands of palestinians fled, an armistus was established and jordan took control of the area known as the west bank or west of the jordan riv

unfortunately, she was supported by the patriarch of constantinople. it is clear to everyone that the patriarch of constantinople is not a free person, he is under the strong influence of those who have power in this world, well , without his own support, without own. flock in the place where he is located, i mean turkey, but really it is not just for a person to support the schism in ukraine, this is not just a mistake of the patriarch of constantinople, this is his great sin. what ancient khersanez looked like from the first to the third century ad. everything will be told and shown at the exhibition forum russia. there today the days of the heir of this ancient city of sevastopol opened. the events at the stands are very different and uplifting. a city that is proud of its past, looking to the future, 10 years has already been an event of the russian spring 10 years, russia and sevastopol have been together, during which time the region has come a long way. these are more than 120 objects only under the federal target program: kindergartens, clinics

this is not just a mistake by the patriarch of constantinople, it is his great sin.et me return to one very interesting story. i became aware. the soviet union, and then russia , in the arab world in the middle, in the eastern mediterranean, that is, in the orthodox world, and... they made this judgment that the main, main soft power that allegedly implements state policy in relation to these regions is is the russian orthodox church, they, of course, were mistaken, because the russian orthodox church has never exerted political influence, but in some ways they are not, that in some ways they were not mistaken, well, spiritually that’s for sure, because we are brothers with those same people of faith, in this sense, of course... the russian orthodox church was a factor in the development of good fraternal relations with greece with the orthodox arab world and with all this part of the balkan countries in this sense, of course, soft power, but not only on our part , but on the other hand, in general, this spiritual strength cannot be rigid, spiritual strength is alway

back to the year 1453. this was the point in history where the turks conquered the ancient... city of constantinoplee current el akaba residents settled. then, during the first world war, the turkish government sided with the germans, decision. not smart, as germany was defeated and the ottoman empire subsequently broken apart. it was during this period that the british took control under what was called the british mandate. it was also during this period when european jews began to immigrate to the region under a political philosophy called zionism, a desire to establish a jewish homeland. tensions grew between these immigrants and the native population, and the british... turn to the newly created united nations to help sort out the problem they had helped create in the first place. in 1948, the un, in a vote of the general assembly, created israel, and immediately a war broke out between israel and its arab neighbors. after series of brutal battles in which tens of thousands of palestinians fled, an armistus was established and jordan took control of the area known as the west bank or west of the

guess the riddle not rome. not constantinople, but stands on seven hills.arusian city depicts a black angel who, like a fimid, holds a sword in one hand and scales in the other. did you guess it? okay, a few more tips. this is the highest mountainous settlement in belarus, which also became famous, we remember history lessons as the first capital of the grand duchy of lithuania. that's right, we are in novogrudok. welcome, novogrudok, also called novgorod, novogorodok in chronicles, a new city, one of the oldest cities in belarus, although a local resident. contrary to the official name, they call their beloved city in their own way, novagorod. take note, they will welcome you like family. the history of the ancient city, according to archaeologists, began, according to the latest data, in the 9th century. reliable chronicle sources, however, remember novogrudok only in thirteenth. as you understand, historians do not lose hope and are trying to find an earlier date for the first mention of the city. i am standing on one of the highest inhabited points on t

ellington, our fleet is ready to sail to constantinople.e. it happens, forgive me, for god's sake. you know, i 'd like to go away, if you don't mind. thank you for the gift of your time. thank you. regret. britain could do much more for the government of southern russia. we must remember, the whole world sympathizes with you, and i am doing everything in my power. what the hell are you doing here, they’ll kill you, you don’t have time, and you know it, god, what bastards we’ve turned into, what are we doing, max, what are you doing here? i shouldn't was here to be, gaev didn’t give you permission, no matter what you did, stop right now, you don’t owe any of them anything. baby, they are using you, i know what you are doing here, i didn’t let you, you fool, you won’t come in, the living thing is from this yacht. poetry, never get confused, drool and do it, otherwise your life will not be worth the broken penny that you are carrying, but you better take care of yourself, watch. the strongest report, a radiogram to sevastopol from comrade menz

the path to constantinople was open for us. will tell you in the final weather report how residents of the central regions endured the january frosts. watch it now. frosts have weakened their grip on the russian plain, but does this mean that the arctic service has come to an end? we'll talk about this in the next 20 minutes. what other topics will we touch on? invulnerable and deadly. the mobile group of the strategic missile forces was fully armed with yars, which is what the latest russian intercontinental ballistic missiles are capable of. the new tactics of our armed forces are bearing fruit. why do ukrainians themselves call their air defense full of holes in whether it is able to protect the military installations of the square at all. the olympics in paris are under threat, the seine river is teeming with dangerous infections, what does the weather have to do with it, and is it really possible to improve the quality of water before the start of the summer games in the french capital. you are watching the main weather pr

guess the riddle, not rome, not constantinople, but stands on seven hills.he original coat of arms of this belarusian city depicts a black angel who, like a themis, holds a sword in one hand and scales in the other. did you guess it? okay, a few more tips. this is the highest mountainous settlement in belarus. which, moreover, became famous, we remember the lessons of history, as the first capital of the grand duchy of lithuania. that's right, we are in novogrudok. welcome! novogrodok, also called in chronicles novgorod, novogorodok, new city - one of the oldest cities in belarus. true, local residents, contrary to the official name, call their beloved city in their own way, novagorodko. take note, they will welcome you like family. the history of the ancient city, according to archaeologists, began, according to the latest data, in the 9th century. reliable chronicle sources, however, remember. as you understand, historians do not lose hope and are trying to find an earlier date of the first mention by the city. i stand on one of the highest populated point

the transfer point, everyone knows what to do, we will disperse throughout the city and see you in constantinopleect, it has 6,000 register tones. “when you look at such a work, you understand that human possibilities are limitless, how you manage this is when your hands, forgive me, signora, grow from the right places, not like these, you enter the port as if you were between sardines, you’re pushing into barrels, then the steering wheel is jammed, then they’ll just press you, amateurs, look, we don’t have time." so what, and how often does this happen? yes, every day, senora, every single day. excuse me, service . like a sardine in a barrel? thank you. good afternoon, gentlemen. well, i didn’t feel seasick today. no, thank you. and you, madam. yes, a little. are you happy with last night? and i’m telling you . hmm, so we are fellow countrymen. the holy madonna didn’t drown us on the way to batum, i hope she won’t let us ruin this wonderful day. i will order the most delicious dinner prepared for you, otherwise our time will go to feed the fish. you are very kind, thank you. don't be bored, gent

adaaker recognized the supreme power of constantinople, that is, zinon, but he decided that it was moreher invader, the leader of the osgoths theodoric. theodoric founded his kingdom on the ruins of western rome. the osgoths received fertile roman-italian lands, and zinon received the opportunity to rule byzantium. but history has not forgiven him for his betrayal. according to the legend. the companion, greedy and cruel ruler was buried alive by his subjects. on january 9, 1746, the french jeweler georges frederic strasz announced the revival of the method preparation of artificial gemstones from crystal. they sparkled like real ones and were called rhinestones after the name of the jeweler. georges strasz did not hide the fact that this method was invented back in ancient egypt, when lead oxide was added to crystal and honestly called his products an imitation. king louis of france liked strass's works. the master was awarded the title of royal jeweler. but rhinestones gained worldwide fame at the beginning of the 20th century, thanks to the austrian engineer daniel swarovski. he inve

kateryna, well , every night, every day they try to come up with something and to bomb old constantinople in khmelnytskyi, we at least understand, there is a wild fear that the airfield will be ready to receive f-16s, and this is a new, old woman, a scarecrow for the georgian-fascist occupiers, and what the hell, all the time they are beating the crap out of us. field and on marganets, what are they shooting there? good question , the answer to it is not known for sure, it ’s just very convenient for them from the occupied territory of the energodar, but actually not in nikopol, well, in the nikopol district there, well, even here is what we can see there in the materials, and yes, it just private houses, that is, there are not even industrial zones, none. not infrastructural moments that provide something there, these are just ordinary private houses, or high-rise buildings , or there are also schools or shops, and well, this is ordinary terror, it most likely does not have any strategic goal, it is just such a russian peace, which this is how it manifests itself that it is terror, uh, p

year, the brusylov breakthrough continued, and the russians, if you read, wrote that we will meet in constantinople in the 17th year in our possibly renewed capital there, and because of the tsar was gone for six months, then the bolsheviks and so on. from the point of view of the 80s, the 85th-6th year imi-6 and the cia wrote that the soviet union what a disintegration there, andropov. about planned to abolish the republics and the soviet republics based on their national identity, which they were, then they became independent, to make a reform based on an economic format, fortunately it did not happen, because andropov died, but who knows if history would have gone, so when we talk about these today processes and whether the number of non-indigenous peoples is important again, first of all, we are talking about captive nations, occupied nations, because tatars, bashkorts, and boryats are in... the status in which estonians latvians, ukrainians, georgians were there 30 years ago, yes 33 years ago, so it is not a question of optimism or pessimism, it is a question of project management, what should

much did not depend on you, and in the end he fell ill with typhus, so he didn’t was able to sail to constantinople were already breaking out into odessa and you came in handy, in my opinion yuri’s sister alyosha, with whom valentin katai was in love, died from quiet, and even in the heat of the moment she whispered his name, dying romantic history in general you see a narrow circle of these writers, because then there was the sister of mikhail bulgakov, who had an affair with valentin, it seems even his greatest love, judging by the memoirs. story , she lived in moscow, he showed her a doll from the window, and so tritelstek’s novel appeared, actually dedicated to her, notice how everything merges there, because the doll, she has a twin, a name that is juice, juice, but.. .. everything, everything is connected, while this fairy tale is for valya, and then valya becomes the wife of someone, brother kotaev, evgeny petrov and olesha and this love, unhappy love is experienced throughout life. vanya, how do you assess this relationship in general, imagine two friends , there is a girl, this seraphim, w

think the logic might be slightly full, but it's equivalent to regarding the ultimately so we baited constantinople in the 15th century invaders model thing to differentiate between invaders, an authentic indigenous tax to the logic now and then get it and know what it is you have to do. there is a difference because so many denver, well above good. and so many must put this on top of it. and they were gonna ask, you know, just the service and yeah, i'm not saying that the supreme court said right there was a not, it's not me to show the shows here are very, very key. i'm very key to bring in the lounge on here because i'm very keen to reflect upon the thoughts ruling what you make up this ruling by the supreme court in the long john. i mean, it doesn't seem to take into contents, consideration, ethnic religious sensitivities. what do you think it says about the necessary checks and balances that exist legally and in the are at the moment as well. that sort of this will be what really to 2019 is concerned for decades to come. and this is going to be one of the most questionable verdicts because the

before, that is, the enemy is changing his tactics, and we can see that not only the people of old constantinoplere being mercilessly attacked in terms of residential buildings and civilians, until which we have become accustomed to over the past months, er, what, what do they want to achieve with this , what do they want to achieve, what are they planning and these new tactics of theirs, is this something that... can we focus on in the near future, can they, in view of some previous practice, still invent something new for the near future? well, today's attack is actually close to the maximum of russian capabilities, because when we talk about the number of missiles that touch the daggers there, about the number of tu-95 aircraft, in fact, from the point of view of launchers, it is close to the maximum. and then i understand that the enemy first of all set a number of goals , tasks, because given the short interval between the previous attack, one way or another, i think that part of these strikes were aimed at destroying the air defense systems first of all, because they count on it a lot, beca

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this is lady montagu of constantinople around 1715 and 1716. she's part of the circle of hope. >> it's important that she's a literary celebrity. and alexander pope is unsurprisingly hopelessly in love withel her. but she knows john and people of that kind. so this is very important. >> he didn't have much of a shot. >> she suffered a horrifying attack of smallpox and she had lost her elder brother in 1715. she was famous and she was badly disfigured and lost her eyelashes. when she went with her husband she noticed. >> and the daughters. >> she had a 6-year-old son and young edward. not only could she be disfigured but you could also go blind for you to survive when she asked the women and they say this has been accustomed for many generations. we take a small amount of pox and we operate or understand and create the collision. and she sort of takes it to such an extent that she decides she will inoculate in a much safer process of vaccination. she decides to do it and it works. you get a mild fever. when she goes backac to london a couple of

a year later, fleeing the civil war, they leave russia in search of a better life and go to constantinople in 1926, the ginsburgs had a daughter. a year later, olga is pregnant again, but the family’s financial situation leaves much to be desired. she decides to have an abortion. seeing an underground obstetrician in a dirty room, a rusty basin and the same instruments, she gets scared and leaves. april 2 , 1928 at ginsburg's. a son is born, whom they name lucien. gainsbourg hated this name, considering it suitable only for hairdressers. from the cradle, he is surrounded music. his father constantly rehearses; at the age of 4 , lucien begins to play the piano. at school he will be a good student, but without any special talents or passion for learning. what he excels at is his ability to make others laugh, which is facilitated by his comical appearance. in june 1940, the germans entered paris, the new collaborationist government of marshal pétain, looking back at the occupiers, established discriminatory anti-semitic laws. disciplined joseph ginsburg sews children's clothes and yellow six-

this very well, iran, and this is a thousand-year history, two state entities, one with its center in constantinoplere there , the zarathrian empire, this is the state education, then byzantium, already christian, and iran opposed, which the followers of the prophet muhammad took advantage of, creating their own political entity, then the ottoman empire and shiite iran, when these differences between sunnis and shiites collided again and acquired political significance, since the ottoman empire was sunni and they were... i don’t have a headache - he said in september, in october the whole world already had a headache around what was happening there and changing institutionally, before it happened that israel oriented its armed forces towards confrontation with the major arab powers, egypt, first of all syria, here is the southern front, the northern front, so israel is divided into the southern district, the northern district, then suddenly groups began to appear, first these were palestinian groups, then they began... to internationalize, which began to pose a greater threat. what do we have now? i

turkey and iran, and this is history, a thousand years old, two state formations, one with a center in constantinoples the roman empire there and the zaroostrian state formation, then byzantium, already christian, opposed. and iran, which the followers of the prophet muhammad took advantage of, creating their own political entity, then the ottoman empire and shiite iran, when they collided again and acquired political significance, these differences between sunnis and shiites, as long as the ottoman empire was sunni, and they were, they were interested in translating this confrontation into a religious factor, everything returns to normal, in this plot, americans, even in our reasoning we we see that the americans. this is an absolutely foreign body that is alien here, which does not give any order, so we need to constantly analyze the american factor, they came with something, well, let’s forget this history of the usa, the soviet union, the nineties americans promised, we guarantee peace, settlement , calm, order, once again, nothing worked out, but why should we mention the event of 1993, when the

iran, are growing, and this is a thousand-year history, two state formations, one with a center in constantinople at first it was roman there the zaroastrian empire was a state formation, then byzantium, already christian, and iran opposed, which they took advantage of. that is, here is a body that does not give any order, so we need to constantly analyze the american factor, they came with something, well, forget this history of the usa, the soviet union, in the nineties the americans promised, we guarantee peace, settlement, calm, order, once again, nothing worked out, so why should we mention the events of 1993, when we signed an agreement on palestine, let's remember jake salevan's september statement. assistant to the us president for national security, who said: “well, here it is,” he says, the middle east, the result of our leadership, calm, in general, he says, “i have a headache right now,” said salevan, more about ukraine, about some others regions, he says, well, in the middle east in general i don’t have a headache, he said in september, in october the whole world already had a headac

staggering leap of faith andj= this lady mary well it montagu who's the wife the british ambassador in constantinopleround 1715, 1760, and also and she's part of the circle of pope. and so, yes, i mean it's very important that she's a literary celebrity. she's been published not about poet. and, yes, alexander pope is unsurprisingly hopeless, only in love with. yes and, but she knows john gay and, you know, people of that kind. and so this is very important terms of popov being four foot nine and hunchback. so he didn't have a didn't have much of a shot. yes, that's right. she was had been a famous beauty. but she'd suffered a horrifying attack. smallpoxe had lost her brother her elder brother in 1715. she was a famous beauty in london at that time, and she'd been very badly disfigured as you were lost to eyelashes, which sounds like a small thing, but not, of course. so awful thing. so when she went to turkey with her husband, noticed that and two daughters, right. sorry. and her daughter said, well, no, it was born in when got back to london. she had a six year old son at edward's. she noticed that

staggering leap of faith and this lady mary well it montagu who's the wife the british ambassador in constantinople around 1715, 1760, and also and she's part of the circle of pope. and so, yes, i mean it's very important that she's a literary celebrity. she's been published not about poet. and, yes, alexander pope is unsurprisingly hopeless, only in love with. yes and, but she knows john gay and, you know, people of that kind. and so this is very important terms of popov being four foot nine and hunchback. so he didn't have a didn't have much of a shot. yes, that's right. she was had been a famous beauty. but she'd suffered a horrifying attack. smallpox herself in she had lost her brother her elder brother in 1715. she was a famous beauty in london at that time, and she'd been very badly disfigured as you were lost to eyelashes, which sounds like a small thing, but not, of course. so awful thing. so when she went to turkey with her husband, noticed that and two daughters, right. sorry. and her daughter said, well, no, it was born in when got back to london. she had a six year old son at edward's.

staggering leap of faith and this lady mary well it montagu who's the wife the british ambassador i■ n constantinopleund 1715, 1760, and also and she's part of the circle of pope. and so, yes, i mean it's very important that she's a literary celebrity. she's been published not about poet. and, yes, alexander pope is unsurprisingly hopeless, only in love with. yes and, but she knows john gay and, you know, people of that kind. and so this is very important terms of popov being four foot nine and hunchback. so he didn't have a didn't have much of a shot. yes, that's right. she was had been a famous beauty. but she'd suffered a horrifying attack. smallpox herself in she had lost her brother her elder brother in 1715. she was a famous beauty in london at that time, and she'd been very badly disfigured as you were lost to eyelashes, which sounds like a small thing, but not, of course. so awful thing. so when she went to turkey with her husband, noticed that and two daughters, right. sorry. and her daughter said, well, no, it was born in when got back to london. she had a six year old son at edward's. she

but in general, everything is as it should be, you understand, she is left alone and floats off to constantinoplesad wind howls in the bare forests, then my native land, then my fatherland, this suggests that both sadness torments and some kind of internal justice, perhaps the loss of the most important thing, self-esteem and love for... the homeland, great finale, thank you very much for stopping by, i wish you good luck, and i wish the audience say that don’t forget to turn on the tv on february 2 at 16:50 so as not to miss the premiere of the show, i apologize to nadezhda babkina, who was in the studio of the central television, thank you very much, kisses, love, please sit, i have to say goodbye to the audience, and then i’ll hug you tightly again, okay, agreed, well, our time on the air ends here, in a few seconds there will be programs. believe me, she will tell you, and what she will tell you about , yulia beftireva will tell you, and she will tell you about this, why bari alibasov married his nurse and, like alexander buiny, was disappointed by his own grandson. well, we will see you exac

who, but in general, everything is as it should be, you understand, she is left alone, sails off to constantinoplee land, then my fatherland, this suggests that both melancholy torments, and some kind of... then internal justice, perhaps the loss of the most important thing, self-esteem and love for the homeland. great finale, thank you so much for stopping by, i wish you good luck, and i want to tell the audience that don’t forget to turn on the tv on february 2 at 16:50 so as not to miss the premiere show, i apologize to nadezhda babkina , who was in the central television studio, thank you very much, i kiss you, i love you , sit down, i must say goodbye to the audience, and then i will hug you tightly again, okay, agreed, well, our time is in the broadcast ends here, in a few seconds the program you won’t believe. well, we will see you exactly in a week on saturday at 19:00. stay with us, stay with your central television. see you later, bye. hello, welcome to the information service of the ntv television company. this program today in the studio of dmitry zaboysty. that night, the sky over st.

so out of the byzantine empire, then constantinople and all that kind as well know, i just say the plantly locked to its star and has a thick atmosphere. so think jupiter was tightly locked. one side hot one side cold. what nature has to complete his. so you have storms constantly trying n the planet and the can't do it because it's hot on one side and cold on the other. so you have constant storms constantly. so that's really fascinating. it's really it's really spooky when you think about it. highly locklin. of course, they all tend to do that over time. anyway, we are not. we have daytime and nighttime and the planet circles and so forth. that's good stuff. we do still have to always keep that equilibrium that delivers our weather. here's what's going on. half moon bay. clear skies. lots of sunshine. enjoy. watch about the breeze, though. a little chilly on your shoulder, though. here's what happens up in tahoe. they're just taking a break, too. by tuesday, the snow machine fires back up again as well as wednesday to the 30's for high temperatures by the weekend. they're looking at h