the grand duchy of lithuania under the command of prince mikhail glinsky defeated the crimean tatarsst giray fetikh and burnash. is considered one of the most significant victories over the crimean tatars. the correct answer to this question is yes. question twelfth. is it true that lermontov's paymam tsirya ends with a scene. ron of the hero! time! anya, what do you think? i answered, no, as far as i remember, his, well, no protection was carried out for mtsyr. yeah, and did he die at all? oh, i remember the scene exactly confession, where he confessed to the monk, but i forgot how the work ended. so, okay, but... as far as i remember - ciri really died, but - i remember the state of the funeral, he was dying, well , as far as i remember, he was buried in the garden near the monastery, well, that is, there was a funeral, well, it turns out yes, well, it turns out yes, contrary to popular belief, the hero is on his deathbed, he is exhausted and gives a farewell speech confession, but does not die, the question of whether he survived or not? lermantov leaves it open, here everyone dec

well, i think that yes, it is true that on august 5 , 1506, the army of mikhail glinsky routed the tatarst i am also not sure about the date, and i am not very sure about the dumpling, dumpling, yes, it worries, yes a little, dumpling, don't worry, please, under the dumpling, you think the date is that well, we wrote something wrong there. was it earlier or later, what do you think? if i'm not mistaken, a little later, a little later, it is still the 15th century or in the sixteenth, in the sixteenth. so, on august 5, 1506, near kletsk, the army of the grand duchy of lithuania under the command of prince mikhail glinsky defeated the crimean tatars led by both sons of khan mengli i giray, fettikh and burnash. it is considered one of the most significant victories over the crimean tatars. the correct answer to this question is: yes. question 12: is it true that lermontov's poem tsiriya ends with the scene of the funeral of the hero. time! anya, what do you think? i answered, no, as far as i remember, he, well , they didn't hold a funeral for mtsyr. yeah, and did he die at all? i remember th

i think. that yes, it is true that the army of mikhail glinsky defeated the tatars at kletsk, also iure about the date, and i am not very sure about kletsk. glory to our land, bright name, glority to the peoples of the patriarchal union. our beloved mother, may our children pass by, i fear my mother, live forever, true belarus, together our country.

i believe that yes, it is true that the army of mikhail glinsky routed the tatars near kletsk. about the date? and i am not very sure about kletsk. news is on air now, with you lyudmila kazak, hello! gdp, inflation, currency market. the agenda of the council of ministers meeting today includes the results of the country's socio-economic development for the first half of the year. of the five most important indicators of the effectiveness of the government and the national bank , they have been met.

5, 1506, near kletsk, the army of the grand duchy of lithuania under the command of prince mikhail glinskyars led by both sons of khan mengli the first, giray, fetikh and burnash, is considered one of the most significant victories over the crimean tatars. the correct answer to this question is yes. question twelve: is it true that lermontov's poem tsirya ends with a scene of the hero's funeral? time! anya, what do you think? i answered, no, as far as i remember, he , well, didn't have a funeral for mtsire. yeah, and did he die at all? oh, i remember exactly the scene of confession, where he confessed to the monk, but i forgot how the work ended for you. okay, but you answered, no? yes. yeah, kirill, do you remember how the work ended? no, but in my opinion, it definitely didn't end with a funeral, in my opinion, there is such a thing a premonition, yeah, okay, polina, do you remember how the work ended, well, i don't remember how it ended, but it seems there was no funeral, there was no funeral, with the main character, how are things there? well, in my opinion, he died, but the funeral,

m from a populated area, not to mention the fact that with tenders, where such a huge tender in the glinskystand what is happening, she wins tenders, takes dogs for this business, there is a video of the vkontakte group. she shows that everything is fine, here the dogs are running, but she simply does not care about the neighbors, because as i understand it, money is earned here in this way. but what outraged me most of all was the cattle burial grounds, because this is really a violation, not just a violation sanapimiological norms, this really can start an epidemic or at least an epizauti, i'm shaking my head, i fly into the top, i'm like that... fantasy on friday on the first, the best of all, the premiere on saturday on the first. samarkand is a city, when you get to which you feel like you've learned to travel in time. without a time machine, but you have a kilinki robe, and kilinki - who is it, the bride, yes, and this is the groom's, and the groom is more expensive, i see, well of course, the groom earns, it's more expensive for him, here 's a dried melon for you, while you eat, and

so and they crashed a roller blade came through the cockpit and is my best friend joe glinski, whose children live in greenville. joe's been dead for a while. his classmate joe gillis sat there and held crum right as he blabber because it yeah for about 20 minutes and you know blade sometimes in the crash sequence blade comes through the cockpit and they they didn't get out because they had tail rotor strike and it rolled over immediately right. thank you. i was asked before about how do i feel about surviving vietnam. there's lot of guys that had survivor's guilt and somebody that was killed, their friend was a better soldier or a better person. they were. and it should have been them and not not not not them, but me. and i dealt with that for a long time. and i was coming home from work one afternoon about 5:00 in the afternoon and the thought passes very quickly but it was basically it was like an epiphany. and i'm not a strongly religious person, but it came to me that i survived vietnam, two tours of vietnam, not because i thought i was the greatest pilot in the world and i was