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it is again apparent that communism requires an absolute to survive the dictator joseph stalin and he builds a cult of personality probably unrivaled in history by anyone. adolf hitler. stalin creates an image of himself as a demigod. a of the people, the source of all goodness, all wisdom, all love watching. the proceedings are stalin's underlings gregorio or johnny. the anastas mikoyan, vyacheslav molotov and lizarraga garbage. stalin is pictured as closest disciple. the revolution's greatest. communism's most profound thinker, the great educator, the communist narrator says writers, lorry drivers hydrant recognizes and others are studying the economic laws discovered and substantiated by joseph stalin. the guardian of and home, a hero for children to worship. stalin is very much aware of one of communism's primary objectives to capture the minds and hearts of the young and. now he gives great attention. the komsomol, the young communist league, whose aim is to link every step in the training and education of youth to the class struggle. the victory over the noncommunist people of t

joseph stalin paid a lot of attention to aviation pilots.leader of all nations had his youngest son vasily as a pilot. towards the end of the war, our aviation became more powerful. the ant-40, developed by the tupolev design bureau, was tested during the war in spain. hostile. klyuchi watched in surprise as this plane, having dropped bombs, increased its speed and moved away from the fighters. they tried to capture and study this plane, but in the middle of the war the nazis succeeded. ilyushin's first aircraft tskb-26. bomber long-range, capable of covering long distances. tskb-26 was essentially experimental. each designer had his own favorite test ace: polikarpov had chkalov, koshcherigin had piantkovsky. and ilyushin invited konstantin kakinaki for cooperation. here he is in the chronicle footage. the fate of tskb-26, later called db-3, was difficult. design bureaus competed with each other, although the country was socialist. tupoli contributed his work to be a leader in bomber design. ilyushin design bureau developed db-3 as your own

joseph stalin paid a lot of attention to aviation pilots.lcons; the leader of all nations had his youngest son vasily as a pilot. closer to at the end of the war, our aviation became more powerful. the and-40, developed by the tupolev design bureau, was tested during the war in spain. enemy pilots watched in surprise as this plane, having dropped bombs, increased speed and moved away from the fighter. they tried to capture and study this plane, but in the middle of the war the nazis succeeded. elyushin's first aircraft tskb-26. a long-range bomber capable of covering long distances. tskb-26 was essentially experimental. each designer had his own favorite test ace. at polikarpov's - chkalov. at kashcherigin's. db-3 was difficult. design bureaus. competed with each other, although the country was socialist, tupolev set his work to be a leader in the design of bombers. ilyushin design bureau developed the db-3 as its own initiative. in 1936, db-3 participated in the parade for the first time. kakinaki performed several nesterov loops over red s

stalin did not like this name, he ironically asked: how much will we sell our homeland, then the designersh a new name and sound. his victory, victory, absolutely correct answer, yes famous, famous fact, we don’t know whether this is true or not, it came to us, and there, as they say, whoever heard, name the highest mountain system of the earth, mountain system of the earth, so the mountain system, himalayas, hells, kavka, himalayas, himalayas , himalaya, this is a mountain, this is a mountain, mountain system, mountain system, andes, andes this. himalayas. himalayas. absolutely correct answer. yes, they are the ones. 8848 m. they were joking. we don’t build, and the tv viewers and i don’t like it. an empty tower, whoever you tell it to will laugh. what is the name of the position in checkers and chess? in which any player’s move leads to a deterioration in his position. no matter what the player does, it will only get worse. it's like when in ours. check, check, and what is the dying position for the king called then, dying, or maybe vice versa, check, only then checkmate, yes, and this i

not even supposing has already been in power in russians longer than any ruler since joseph stalin know the 6 year to could save new power until 2013 when he might even stand again. here's some reaction to today's announcements on the streets of moscow. your ship, those thoughts are going to doesn't i think there is no better candidate. don't let the middle of the middle, which puts him lucky with what you need to. just come to imagine anyone else. i would vote only for him. very welcome to the email. i'm not sure, but if i were him, i'd take a rush to stay healthy. the man is 70 years old. yes was so yeah, to what the story. it's hard to say if i have any expectations, i'm not expecting anything. a try not to follow politics. i think it's harmful for women position number 30 correspondent yet if a power kind of joins us from our bureau in riga, from where we've been reporting on russia since dw was banned from the country. welcome gotta, let's start with the way this announcement was made almost in passing. exactly. well, it was not a surprise that he was going to run for a 5th term as

not even supposing has already been in power in russia was longer than any ruler since joseph stalin know the 6 year to cooks a new power until 2013 when he might even stand again. here's some reaction to today's announcements on the streets of mosca. those thoughts are going to doesn't i think there is no budget candidate done by the middle, the middle, which puts in like even if you to just come to imagine anyone else job, i would vote only for him. very welcome to the to bring it to me. i'm not sure. but if i were him, i'd take a rush to stay healthy. the man is 70 years old. yes. was goes to yeah. to what the story. it's hard to say if i have any expectations. i'm not expecting anything a try not to follow politics. so i think it's harmful for women, physician or there is a correspondence yet. if a power kind of joins us from our bureau, in riga, from where we've been reporting on russia since d. w was banned from the country. welcome jennifer. let's start with the way this announcement was made almost in passing. exactly. well, it was not a surprise that he was going to run for

this is joseph stalin know the 6 year to could say new power until 2013 when he might even stand again. there's some reaction to today's announcements on the streets of mosca. it's regarding the doesn't, i think there is no, but the candidate don't let the middle, the middle which puts in lucky with why do you to just come to imagine anyone else job. i would vote only for him. very welcome to the to bring it to me. i'm not sure . but if i were him, i'd take a rush to stay healthy. the man is 70 years old. yes, was goes to yeah. to what the story. it's hard to say if i have any expectations, i'm not expecting anything. a try not to follow politics. so i think it's harmful for women, physician or there is a correspondent and if a power kind of joins us from our bureau in riga, from where we've been reporting on russia since dw was banned from the country. welcome america. let's start with the way this announcement was made almost in passing. exactly. well, it was not a surprise that he was going to run for a 5th term as president. it was why the belief that he was going to do that. so th

joseph stalin died for a long time, lying in his own urine without medical help.serbian executioner slobodan milosevic died in the cell of the gaza tribunal, during his trial. the last communist dictator of the 20th century the romanian father of the nation, nicolae Časescu , was shot together with his wife after a quick trial, it happened these days on december 25, 1989 . our historical investigator, stas yasynskyi, explains why there is a ban on refrigerators, overcrowded old houses and menstrual police. i won't show you the footage of ciolosescu's death, they amaze with their naturalism, the romanian dictator and his wife were taken out of the courtroom, put against the wall and fired several rounds from machine guns. the moment of the volley was not caught in the frame, because the cameraman could not have guessed that everything would happen so much quickly. why is it so fierce and terrible, why are these people who lived in chelushescu's country and greeted him with applause, for 24 long years, so happy, i will tell you now. at the beginning of his reign, 47

in germany, the thirty-ninth year, joseph stalin concluded the agreement between moltov and rebentrops beneficial to the soviet union. the fortieth year, churchill , the battle of britain, in general, britain was also included for delaying the war, it was all one wording, thank you for not being a war, this is it, thank you for not being a war, this is it, why do they need something like this . victory in the battle for moscow, or for example , the year fifty-six, we understood, this rotation, what ’s the point, another example, i’ll just give you, the year fifty-six, the man of the year was declared by the rebel hungary, in the year fifty-seven nikita khrushchev, that is we see opposites, it’s not surprising if it’s yours too, in short, but it’s not ours, not ours, the point is different, if you look at the situation with ukraine and russia over the past year and this year, last year the west and not only the west were in some sense inspired and somewhat surprised by the successful resistance that ukraine offered to russia, and the goals of the special military operation were not ini

stalin’s attempts to make people forget about gum turned out to be accurate.ed, gum rose, figuratively speaking, from the ashes, like a phoenix bird. now it is shopping arcades of incredible beauty, a favorite meeting place, famous ice cream and a unique gumovsky atmosphere. our correspondent. the empire style and symmetry of osip bave, the upper shopping arcades turned into a house, a market, a department store, but quickly everything fell into disrepair, everyone rebuilt their shop according to their own wishes, you can imagine that the complex depicted itself, they demolished it and a russian city was built at lightning speed in 5 years commercial capitalism, customers are a new generation of merchants in europe. paris was rebuilding its galleries, just looking for the ideal image, here is an arcade in milan, yes, it was also covered with a glass sky, but no one has ever built a complex with such a complex filling. three levels of the store with its own bank , telegraph, power plant, artesian well, sewerage, heating, ventilation, underground, snow melters,

he's gonna meet with joseph stalin, winston churchill as well, and talk about the future of europe andific war. the president must know if he has a nuclear weapon in his back pocket or not. norris: everybody was on edge, and they had to calm down oppenheimer. he was a bundle of nerves. rhodes: he chain-smoked, which he pretty much always did anyway. groves: it was a situation where i did not want dr. oppenheimer to get nervous. there's a famous picture from that evening where oppenheimer himself crawls up the tower to the top where the bomb has been hoisted he's checking all the final plugs to make sure that everything is in order. he's clearly worried, trying to check every last little detail. wellerstein: oppenheimer doesn't know if this thing is gonna work at all. eisenbach: in fact, he had a bet with another one of the scientists that it wouldn't work-- ten dollars. oppenheimer: there were a hundred things that could be done wrong, any one of which could make the test a failure. nye: everybody had doubts. was it even possible? and then this question, 'cause nobody was really sure:

fromtl hitler to joseph stalin on. sean also published in 2011 a book called the russian origins of the first world war and which he, taking the revisionist point of view looks to st. petersburg and russia the cause of the outbreak of the first world war not so much to germany and austria as the standard textbooks do. interestingly it is the paperback of that book came out thin 2013 just in time to join e abundant crop of books that came out that year marking the centennial of the beginning of world war i. so prominently reviewed a brilliant stroke for the publisher. and then, just a few years later scum how does he do this, 2017 he published a book called the russian revolution eight new history. an account 2017 the centennial of the russian revolution of 1917. sean is the recipient of several book prices the author of good site book prize, the norman b tomlinson junior book prize and the barbara book prize among others he is a compelling writer and even if you disagree with a point of view with the argument in the bo

the usual focus from hitler to joseph stalin and his his war aims. sean also published 2011, a book called the russian origins of the first world war in he taking this revision point of view looks to saint petersburg and russia for the cause of the outbreak of the first world war, not much to germany and austria. the standard textbook case do interesting that the paperback of that book came out in 2013 just in time to join the abundant crop of books that came out that year marking the centennial of the beginning of world war one. so prominently reviewed a brilliant stroke for the publisher. and then just a few years. how does he do this? in 2017, he published a book called the russian revolution a new history and 2017, the centennial of the russian. of 1917, sean is the recipient of several book the arthur good site book, the norman beat tomlinson jr book prize and the barbara jelavic book prize, among other honors. he's a compelling writer, and even if you disagree, the point of view with the argument in the book, you the writing very sort of muscul

war, shifts the usual focus from hitler to joseph stalin and his war aims. sean also published in 2011 a book called the russian origins of the first world war in which he, taking his revisionist point of view, looks to st. petersburg and russia for the cause of the outbreak of the first world war, not so much to germany and austria as the standard textbooks do. interesting is that the paperback of that book came out in 2013 just in time to join the abundant crop of books they came out that year, marking the centennial of the beginning of world war i. so prominently reviewed, a brilliant stroke for the publisher. and then just a few years later -- how does he do this? in 2017 he published a book called the russian revolution, a new history, and again, 2017 the centennial of the russian revolution of 1917. sean is recipient of several book prices, the arthur good site book price, the norman b tomlinson junior book prize, and the barbara gelles of each book prize among other honors. he's a compelling writer and even if you disagree with the point of view with

flowers of a woman, the best steam locomotive in the world, joseph, stalin, i was on it for 163 km, when a married woman she just put up with you, there was no time to get married, but you always have no time, well, that’s it, take a penny of your bread. gnash, people are mocking me, they say i started living with the animal, but you listen more. cut your swords, otherwise your gustav will fall apart, not like that, keep throwing, further, but not like that, let me show you. like this, you rub, and there, baum, tree, there lies a tree, back, back, here, uh. this is war, great, i need iron, sheet iron, can you get it? mm, iron, very expensive, medal, here, but cheaper, well, i thought i wouldn’t understand, who shot at me, is your gun okay? who else was there? matilda was there, borka was there, golovin was there, bocharov was there, there were more , the felcher got drunk late, govka, the fourth person shot, he’s dead, he doesn’t have any holes in him, he can’t do like 4 codes, live parvoz. listen to her heart, a living person’s heart should be beating, you’re a fool, vovka, i’ve seen th

and some say it the second trump term would be the second coming of joseph stalin. hannity asked him about it last night. let's listen to this. >> you are promising america tonight you would never abuse power as retribution against anybody. >> except for day one. >> except for -- he's going crazy. i want to close the border and i want to drill, drill, drill. >> that's not -- that's not retribution. >> oh, no, i'm going to be, you know, he keeps -- love this guy. he says you are not going to be a dictator, are you? no, no, no, other than day one, we are closing the border, and we are drilling, drilling, drilling. after that i'm not a dictator. >> john: so clearly appeared to be a joke, but i don't know if they just ignored it or they are saying it's no joke, he could be a dictator if he gets a second term. what are you saying? >> they are very, very agitated about it. this kind of reminds me what happened december in 2015, donald trump was moving toward the republican nomination and it wasn't until december with the caucuses coming up in january that a lot of people

stalin and his war aims. sean also published in 2011 a book called the russian origins, of the first world war, in which he, taking this revisionist point ofie view, looks to st. petersburg and russia for the cause of the outbreak of the first world war, not so much to germany and austria as the standard textbooks do. interesting is that the paperback of the book came out in 2013 just in time to join the abundant crop of books that came up that year marking the centennial of the beginning of world war i. so prominently reviewed, a brilliant stroke for the publisher. and then just a few years later, how does he do this? in 2017 he published a book book called the russian revolution, a new history. and again, 2017, the centennial of the russian revolution of 1917. sean is the recipient of several book prices, the arthur good site book prize, the norman the tomlinson junior book prize, and the barber joe the book prize among other honors. he's a compelling writer and even if you disagree with the point of view,

joseph stalin, franklin roosevelt and winston churchel took place in tehran.iliar to me, the leaders agreed on the meeting place in personal correspondence only on november 8 , the iranian government was warned a week in advance, they were afraid of a leak, but why tehran, after all , someone really wanted neighboring iraq, basra, baghdad, someone... i wanted something in egypt, in cairo, someone in africa even suggested eritrea. they explained at the victory museum, stalin insisted. by this time , soviet and british troops had been stationed in iran for 2 years; on the eve of october 43, 131 border guards were transferred to tehran nkvd regiment, of course, secretly, under the guise of motorized riflemen. when corresponding with relatives, we indicated the return address, the city of baku, and the field post office number. write mainly about how beautiful the city of baku is. all this time , intelligence and counterintelligence officers, british, american and ours, have been working in tehran, among them a soviet intelligence agent, nineteen-year-old gevorg v

stalin. will remain the president of russia until at least 2030, at this point. i know you always raise the issue of alexy na value gnu. navalny. >> it's deeply disturbing. his family doesn't know where he is. his lawyers don't know. i think it's a sign that putin is more confident 37. you were talking about that before the break. he feels like time is on his side. he feels like we're not focusing on these kinds of issues. i can't explain it. i don't know what it's tied to, but i hope that the world will pay attention and figure out what has happened to mr. navalny. >> please standby. we are going to come back in just a moment. we're going to wait for this news conference. we're going to take a break. we have a lot of other news to get to, including another day of testify in the rudy giuliani defamation case. more after the break. rudy giuli defamation case. more after the break che, but this is just right. and i don't like anything. but i like this. get a light scent that lasts with no heavy

joseph stalin, i read like seven books.scernible] many people considered the great revolution a long time. he said the onlyay you're going to feed the empire, you have to have a thousd revolutions going on at one time. america is a great country. i love america. but, america is so greedthey do not want to share the world with poor countries, especially people of color and africa. there is a great awakening of countries minor people. you've got a country like congo, they've g people in poverty yet more resources per capit then you can think of. they'veot diamonds, gold, copper. everything you canhink about. why are they poor? the deep-seated hatred of a certain group of whites at once to keep l of the wealth and do not want to see black people rise up. host: you mentioned patrice my mamba. there was a book that got attention is past year, the secret history of the cia and a cold war assassination about him. ve you read that book? caller: no, but i know the story. supported by the russian troops, supported by the cia, had him

joseph stalin, i read like seven books.indiscernible] many people considered the great revolution a long time. he said the only way you're going to feed the empire, you have to hav a thousand revolutions going on at one time. america is a great country. i love america. but, america is so greedy they do not want to share the world with poor countries, especially people of color and africa. there is a great awakening of countries minor people. you've got a country like congo, they've got people in poverty yet more resources per capital then you can think of. they've got diamonds, gold, copper. everything you c think about. why are they poor? the deep-seated hatred of a certain group of whites at once to keeall of the wealth and do not want to see black people rise up. host: you mentioned patrice my mamba. there was a book that got attention this past year, the secret history of the cia and a cold war assassination about him. have you read that book? caller: no, but i know the story. supported by theussian troops, suppord by t

they need to study who joseph stalin was, what authoritarian soviet union vladimir putin dictatorshipto this country. and it appears to be one party is headed in that direction. they want a communist socialist -- the trump lookers seem to want to have a hardcore soviet union dictatorship. thank you very much. host: ann is in oregon on our republican line. good morning, ann. caller: good morning. i have two things. regarding the last caller, we have to take care of our southern borders first for our own security before we take care of other countries' borders. and also, talking about the green socialist trend forced to us by all these rules and everything about buying electric. plants use co2. so we can't go to zero carbon emissions like they're talking about. it's just ridiculous. they're just trying to take far and as far as i know the last i heard, we were a free country. we can choose what we wanted. but the green socialists don't want us to have that. they want to have power over us. host: ok. next up is keith in houston, texas, on our democratic line. caller: good morning, c-span

is not the birthday of a person as such, since well, joseph dzhugashvili is a different story, today is the birthday of stalin, as the most important figure on december 18, but the date is today, why does it seem important to me to say this, because we need to stop flinching on behalf of stalin, just as we don’t flinch at... one of these is our story today. paul mikina kasone, head of the us national security agency, the world's largest intelligence agency, which collects a huge amount of information about every inhabitant of planet earth. the secret, what is so terrible, is hidden by the ansa, for which many paid with their own lives, and most importantly, the director of the agency, polunakasony, also has it. what to hide, it's us let's show, illuminating the light of truth, the dark holes of the rat kingdom, maria butina is with you, this is the doll of the heir to tootie, we are starting, he studied at whitebear high school, a small town, population about 24 thousand people, hence the name in honor of the local white bear lake. polamica has italian ancestry on her mother's side a

stalin's popularity can be measured not only by the number of monuments, but also by statistics.ory of the country. this year, stalin took third place in the ranking of the most popular political leaders of the past. almost 2/3 of russians have a positive attitude towards stalin. 20 years ago, less than half of citizens felt sympathy for stalin. for today's youth , stalin is more of a brand than a real historical character. it can be seen on t-shirts, on advertising posters and even on menus. 2 years ago , a scandalous cafe with shawarma from stalin, although the establishment only worked for one day, the photograph of tovarich stalin, judging by the ingredients, is basically the same as in ordinary shurma. employees of russian zaks are also talking about the new trend. in voronezh several years ago a boy was named stalin, and in the irkutsk region a girl named stalin was registered. last year, a resident of the saratov region changed his last name to stalin. in addition to sociology, if we take away the statistics, but we see that a picture comes from the regions that says, i se