zhukov as a khrushchev puppet, and khrushchev soon succeeds him molotov, has banished khrushchev staff's key posts, but his own followers then in a maneuver that astounds the world. apparently in order to conceal the truth of his connection with the shameful past. khrushchev turns his attention to the overpowering image of stalin. this is the 20th party congress where khrushchev delivers. his secret de-stalinization speech. comrades, the cult of the individual will acquired such monstrous size because stalin himself supported glorification of his own person. was it without his knowledge that stalin were erected throughout the country. these memorials to the living? was it without stalin's knowledge that many of the largest enterprises named after him. that many of the largest towns were after him? the communists narrator continues. the inhabitants of ghana, now known as stalin's voice, their warm affection and loyalty to the great stalin and the soviet union. khrushchev continues. and when stalin asserts that he himself wrote the short of the history of the all union communist party, the

by himself, nikita khrushchev. everyone, everywhere, is ordered to vote.es for failure to vote are severe and involve loss of work, loss of social position, or imprisonment in a slave labor camp and supposedly, 99% of the people cast their ballot for the one party ticket. stalin announces that socialism has been attained in the ussr. actually, the government has become everybody's boss. workers are forbidden to strike. ♪ >> agriculture is finally collectivized. by 1939, through the tactic of united popular fronts the communist conspiracy is truly worldwide and in the united states, a well-financed communist operation insinuates its way into american life. through the communist international based in moscow, stalin controls the activities of communists everywhere and establishes a network of spies to steal for communist misuse a fruit produced under free name and in paris they maneuver their way into the french government posing as enemies of fascism, the reds are able to gain many converts. ♪ and in yemen here in china he is established and awaits his oppo

khrushchev buildings are not only a soviet invention. at workers' houses, bruna tauts around berlin and other examples of left-wing architecture from the twenties and thirties, we see this type of very economical housing. in the fight against excesses were abandoned not only from architectural delights, but also from the previous sizes of apartments. now the living area of ​​a two-room apartment is on average 22 m2, a bedroom is 6 or 8 m2, a living room is 14 m2, the film especially advertised kitchens, or rather their advantages, which were seen as only 4 square meters in size. previously, in order to cook borscht, the announcer said, the housewife had to run up to 50 m across the kitchen, and now to everything... the specificity of the situation in the soviet union was that this very economical housing became a state program, and indeed a huge country was built up by khrushchev, and indeed this led to a certain architectural monotony, uniformity. the industrial approach and new trends in architecture were reflected in public buildings,

specially sent, khrushchev, khrushchev threw stalin out of the mausoleum, and away we go, he did thent, the dictator should lie next to lenin, how many innocents he shot. what do you know about stalin? i know everything, my comrade told the whole truth about him, at the twentieth congress i discovered the whole truth that your khrushchev was silent while stalin was alive, everyone was silent, where they all were, and when stalin died, they threw mud at him, they saved their own skins because they were afraid, everyone was afraid of steel. and are you afraid that it won't? where did you go, leave me alone, come back soon, how is this possible, how is this possible? “we saw death every day, they trampled him underfoot, at the front everything was clear, who was ours, who was the enemy, here, well, here we are, i don’t understand anything.” if there had been stalin, communism would have been built long ago, they would have built it, but what you’re silent, my eyes wouldn’t come, okay, i ’ll die soon, but it’s all on fire, and you’re there too? grandfather, what are you doing, where is t

khrushchev, when he saw the two-story building, attacked the management and the builders with reproacheslaces in moscow, i need wooden ones, hunting ones, but no matter how much i like the building, it is truly unique in its architectural design, there is a daylight lantern at the top, the heating system provides light at any time of the day, the building itself is austere, simple it seems like this, but again . for me viskuli is interesting from the point of view combining the forest, the landscape and this architecture, still pompous, this approach is also amazing, to create an atmosphere of solemnity and - not in the center, not in cities, not in squares, not on the streets, in the forest, in general, in natural landscape. the viskuli residence became a place for receiving distinguished guests for many years, a unique object in the very heart of the belovezhskaya pushchina. the main building was inhabited by foreigners. the kuban players were more or less successful, they never missed a mark, but the guard had some mistakes. the beginning of the decline of the time to create unique, b

i was in minsk too. such an indicative case, there was a meeting, khrushchev had just arrived and thehairman of the collective farm, the famous, spoke so to speak, partisans, and he asked orlovsky, so he tells the whole room how much potatoes you sow, orlovsky says 900 hectares, and now after we received instructions from the center, and we discussed everything here, how much you will, well, orlovsky hesitated and said, well, we’ll do 850, which means we’ll still be sowing potatoes, but how much? he talked about his father, this partisan, and he put all his attitude into it. the republic went its own way, despite constant checks and criticism from the center. on the farms of the republic, collective farm soviet belarus, they tried to introduce everything new, advanced, at some meeting they learned about transplantation, which is obtained through transplantation. this was new in the whole republic for the first time and from our collective farm it went around the region, embryos were transplanted , they received eggs, they chose bulls, they came to our farm, very often, often delegates

and all this during the period of khrushchev’s reforms, which led to sad consequences throughout thes went its own way. by the end of the decade, agriculture in the republic had become profitable for the first time in the post-war period. from 1950 to 61 , the volume of agricultural production increased in the republic by 2.2 times, while in the ussr as a whole it increased by 1.6 times. the republic became a place of attraction for many. meeting. nikolai dobronravov, and i apologize that his poems are still raw, began to read the first lines. the reserved guidance, the reserved tribute, the light of the crystal dawn, the light rising above the world, yours is incomprehensible. age-old sadness, benavizhskaya pushcha, belovezhskaya pushcha, these lines are so sincere, coming from the soul, from the heart, from our origins, they were born here on belarusian soil. maybe that’s why even today they so touch everyone who hears this sacred melody; it has truly become a hymn to the belarusian land, its beauty, and the hard work of its inhabitants. well, we don’t want to discuss our personal

this thanks to khrushchev. completely changed the course of history with his speech at the un. another fateful meeting for the then young malian architecture student with the minister of foreign affairs of the ussr andrei andreevich gromyk. he asked us what you were studying. we said medicine, architecture, engineering . gromyka said: “okay.” he said: “take white paper, draw what you want, this will be your country.” in other words, do not follow the west, develop, build your country in your own way, implement your ideas, this is what he told us. your ambassador to mali is igor gromyka. he is the grandson of andrei gromyk, i also had an important meeting with him. as honorary president of the group of patriots of mali. sadibu asked the ambassador of the russian federation. we are talking about our national sovereignty, it's time to call for help, it's time to turn to friends, best friends, trusted friends. i told the russian ambassador igor gromyk, take note, don’t stay in the country, take the initiative into

accidentally said that, that’s all, yes, and then i will have a whole exhibition from the times of khrushchevevents, the first person flew into space, satellites , cosmonauts, rockets appeared on the christmas trees, and what was the name of the first cosmonaut, do you remember, yuri, yura alexander alekseevich gagaririn, well done, thank you, i want to draw your attention, these are kremlin toys, they were called, oh, what a nut, huge. these little iron little things, comrades, or maybe you still have them, they’re right, these toys are exactly 50 years old, what’s your name, sasha, sasha, i have lights, and what’s your role, also a tour guide , we talk about toys and their stories, oh, i had this happen, oh, i had this, it was, it’s a glass bead, mom, look, it’s from our tree. well, it’s not like your mother didn’t make a crown for you, didn’t decorate it with beads, like this crown on your head, like this one with these. sad , exactly like that, there is an amazing penguin story connected with them. in korevichi, we had the director of a welfare home, a jew friedman, yes, they didn’t have

his mother is the daughter of a general secretary of nikita khrushchev rada nikitishna.d most of her life at the magazine science and life. father alexey adzhubey sr. was the editor-in-chief of the komsomolskaya pravda and izvestia newspaper over the years and wrote books. rada and alexey were classmates. they married in 1949. they had three sons: nikita, alexey and ivan. khrushchev's grandchildren did not lead in public. way of life, so not much is known about them. according to some reports , alexey adzhubey, the youngest, was a scientist biologist, was engaged in the heritage of his family, was involved in social activities and spent a lot of time spent traveling. in podolsk, in the klimonsk microdistrict, after the accident in the boiler house , heat was already supplied to 45 houses. repair teams are working hard. they expect to eliminate the consequences of the accident in the near future, but anton podkovin found out when the heat will return to the rest of the houses. electricity in house 4 on oktyabrskaya square, where sergei and yulia ivanov live, went out imme

in a standard khrushchev building , the police found a whole brood of rare polar sopsans.. the owner of the apartment regularly brings rare birds from the yamalonets autonomous okrug for further resale. put them in a box and brought them back, they are listed in the red book, you knew, well, at your own peril and risk, animals mercilessly packed in cramped boxes often die on the road, in our country the fashion for african desert lings is rapidly growing, charming creatures that - the average between a forest cat, these fox cubs suffocated in cramped boxes, their the body was found in the hand luggage of a cairo moscow passenger. the sight of the tortured animals clearly confused the customs officers, but not the smugglers, they look at... exclusively as a source of income, these cute kittens are now in no danger. after an examination of all documents, the animals will be transferred to the lipetsk zoo. if the examination confirms that the animals are a rare species of african serval, then their... former owner may become a defendant in a criminal case, he will face up to

nikita sergeevich khrushchev’s meeting with the intelligentsia, it was at the beginning of sixty-threewas singled out as a separate category of especially bad examples, because in this father’s answer he saw a direct challenge to the communist party, in general, because it turned out that the younger generation, which our main character represents. .. turns to the older generation for advice on how he, the hero of the generation, can continue to live, and the older generation avoids answering and says that he will not advise anything, that the new generation itself, the hero himself, must decide how they have to live on, and this idea in the year sixty-three seemed not only radical, but seditious, because it called into question literally the entire foundation. we have been passing on experience here for decades from grandfathers to fathers , from fathers to sons, to grandchildren, and so on and so forth, and here you are questioning our entire concept, well, the main thing is that in khrushchev’s head this is not a generation as such. it was the government party, khutsyev later recall

khrushchev promised to show the last clergyman on tv.r, he named the date of the onset of communism in our country - 1970 . until this date, excuse me, 25 years, there are thousands of churches in the country, a huge number of believers, and the end of religion is not in sight, this process had to be pushed, and the persecution is very strong, in 2 years they will literally begin with fifty-eighth year, in january 1956 , the country was preparing in full swing for the twentieth party congress, an undercover struggle between supporters who wanted to raise the issue of ... the standing of zoriya on chikalovskaya street. frunze street 167. now the samara state institute of culture is located here; in the mid -fifties, the kuibyshev regional committee of the cpsu was located. on january 20 , 1956, the thirteenth party conference opened in this hall and the first secretary of the regional committee , mikhail efremov, raised the question of the miracle at chkalovskaya. and the most important thing was said, these words were included in the pro

after some time , khrushchev was even asked to weaken ukrainization.n moscow, they read letters from donbass workers who complained that factories would shut down because people could not learn ukrainian overnight. i, as a historian of that period, a historian of those regions, can say that i can give you, well, hundreds of, in fact, regulatory documents, from laws, starting with all kinds of circulars in the field, where the goal was directly stated officially ukrainization, ukrainization of territories, both within the ukrainian soviet socialist republic and the territories now designated by zelensky. suddenly, as if out of nowhere , a second one appears, and again he suddenly disappears, as if dissolving into thin air. amazing footage from a special operation zone, where our military personnel, well, you might think, are demonstrating almost some kind of magic in the style of the best illusionists of our time, although in fact the magic here is of a purely technical nature, we are talking about the mantle and invisible to reconnaissance officers, it

after some time , khrushchev was even asked to glorify ukrainization.donbass workers who complained that factories will stop because people cannot learn ukrainian overnight. i, as a historian of that period, a historian of those regions, can say. ukrainian ussr, german invaders in it is interesting that in the occupied territories of 1941-44 they offered the population to speak german or ukrainian, they supported nationalist sentiments in every possible way, the nazis wanted to include part of the territory that zelensky is talking about in the new rekskomissariat of ukraine, but this plan failed crippled by success, that is... belarus, there is a general district, zhitomir there was, and others, so in this regard, zelensky is the usual ideological successor of that nazi occupation policy, before that zelensky tried to call the far east the original ukrainian territory, because during the stalypin reforms not only russians, but also little russians went there, well if so... to reason, then we can remember the soviet era, when different peoples of our co

these changes in the state system became one of the symbols of the khrushchev thaw.de domestic journalism real journalism, turning it from official journalism into journalism of an event, a fact, into journalism that was based on... conversations with interesting people, not everyone today, however , will remember that the reformer of the soviet press began as a passionate actor, studied at the mkhat studio school together with oleg efremov and pavel luspikaev, and even managed to star in mikhail zharov. okay, just a quick note, here he is in an episode of the movie "a troubled household." adzhubey’s first wife was the legendary irina skoptseva, but one day he made a sharp turn in fate and became a student of the first intake of the new faculty of moscow state university, the faculty of journalism. it was there that he met the daughter of the soviet leader, rada khrushcheva, his future wife. alyosha was a very relaxed person, he was from, he studied at the studimhat school, he was from a theatrical environment , we entered the rooms, there he took me by the shoulders

the characters continue to talk to each other, the man in front of them is burning, they are talking, khrushchevlin’s daughter is present, whom khrushchov convinces to leave. and at the same time a person is burning, just burning, and after that in the same yard with a sheepskin shovel, nkvd officers throw ashes into the wind. a little let's take a closer look at the image of zhukov. let me remind you of nevzorov’s quote. it would be funny if it were calculated how much was stolen by zhukov, if we were talking about those hundreds of carpets that he stole from poor germany. and mr. nevzorov, he generally knows how much valuables were taken out from the occupied countries, including ours, do you know? and he said that they transported black soil from ukraine to poor germany in trains, and after that he can tell us about some carpets that he took from poor germany zhukov? let me remind you of mrs. prokhorova’s quote: in memory of the victims of repression, laughter at the executioners is a two-pronged powerful weapon. and the thought comes to mind, what kind of people are they who can afford this?

buildings, well, not khrushchev-era buildings, of course, i mean in looking like these, well, like five-storyiami. so, we continue our conversation about welcoming the new year, i ’m talking about my personal experience, this is a podcast chronicling the end times, because in fact, every time... when a year ends, a new one begins , it’s the same with times, some times end, others begin, we come to the second episode with handcuffs, because i also found myself in handcuffs for the second time in the same city, but no longer in maya beach, not on the ocean shore, but since we - we had such a format - traveling after the sun on this very cadillac, because uh. quite cloudy in winter in miami the water is very warm there 25-26°, because in summer there it’s generally impossible, in the summer it’s very hot and humid, and in the winter it’s just comfortable, but it’s cloudy, and we just, being in one place or another , saw that there was sunshine here or there somewhere, that is, there was a blue sky, we sat down - in this the very kodilak and rushed there in search of ultraviolet light. program, w

did not see anything in the basement, when everything it's over, then a fire could be seen, this is a khrushchev, well, a typical five-story building, here we see this fire, and another interesting detail, i did not know this, but in our country, firefighters have to work during an alarm, that is, they wait, when the alarm is over and only after that they come, and that's why during the alarm i didn't even see fire engines, i guess it's... such a safety rule, but it's a little strange, thank god, no one died, there are three people who were injured, who there are a few injured, but they are not serious injuries, and now we see that people themselves go, er, the house, to in principle, it is subject to repair, it has broken windows, but i have been there twice today, during the day even the electricity works inside, but it is impossible to live there, it is obvious that it is a large complex repair. will be , well, in this video, the apartment is normal, but there are apartments that are completely destroyed, where there is nothing, where there are just bare concrete walls, and unfortunately, her

smiles, goodwill in the looks, however, the camera captured other, not entirely approving glances, khrushchev, gromyk, which they bestow on the belarusian delegation. surely something went wrong. the situation developed in such a way that for the first time there were not oncology departments, but simply doctors who dealt with sporadic oncology, in forty-seven we had dispensaries in mogilev, that is , in vitebsk, but today there are 12 dispensaries, in fact they all appeared in 1947, at the same time , an urban oncology... in september 1958, the minister of health of the republic, ivan insarov, hastily went to a facility under construction in the village of borovlyany not far from minsk. it was necessary to assess the situation on the spot and make a decision. we were talking about a dispensary for the treatment of cancer patients. delivery of which is scheduled for 1960, but everything is just up to par. first floor, immediately an impromptu meeting with the builders, the facility is the most important for belarus, and the union council of ministers decides to freeze it. will the republic be

applied , capital punishment, this... in general, for any lawyer this is generally a disgrace, and khrushchevviet union, rudenko, saying that your position is not for life, in general, what is required is this measure. by the way, ironically, rudenko was the only prosecutor general in our country who remained in his position until the day of his death, that is, his position turned out to be temporary. ok, the song is not about him at all, in short, it was a big, very big bang, a lot they wrote in the west, in the west even in my opinion, then they issued some kind of commemorative coin in honor of jaan rokototov somewhere and almost opened monuments, it turned out to be an ugly story, so i won’t talk about currency traders, the most famous forger, uh, whom i knew was yuri shmillich aizinshpis, but i didn’t know him as a force officer, because he served time, that’s why he did it. articles, a total of 17 years, as a music producer i already told about him, but i didn’t tell him in the context of farce, he told me the most interesting things told me, because i honestly thought that the sheeters

buildings, well, not khrushchev-era buildings, of course, i mean these, like, five-story buildings,ings. and some high-rise new buildings, in principle this place is inexpensive, this is actually miami, the ex-prime minister of latvia and the current head of mit krisjanis karinsh, and he doesn’t feel sorry for anything for the people, no ice in winter, no grass in summer, he sings songs about this, problems in the economy, in public finances, everything is getting worse and worse. he just gobbled it up account for personal comfort and well-being 600,000 euros from the latvian budget. take the trouble to learn our national language. we are talking about the public deliberate humiliation of latvian russians, who are forced to retake the exam. there will be deportation. i think this will affect at least a thousand people. he came to the territory of the us embassy in riga every single day. he was preparing the country for war. that's what they did. this is such an american look. karizh must choose. year i’m talking about my personal experience, this is a podcast chronicling the end of

buildings, well, not khrushchev-era buildings, of course, i mean such things as five-story buildingsenmark. i passed on everyone. show vavan and lexus. premiere. tomorrow on the first. every time the same question, how do they fall for all this or do they agree? i don't know. i think that cinema only shows love stories, in war films, we are talking about the love of guys for weapons, in gangster films, about the love of guys for robberies, the truth is rubbish, and the new wave brought love for cinema, without love there are no films, he - a child of cinema, he himself says that he grew up in the cinema museum in paris, he knows the roles. we continue our conversation about celebrating the new year, i’m talking about my personal experience, this is a podcast of the chronicle of the end times, because in fact, every time a year ends, a new one begins , the same thing with times, some times end, others begin, we come to the second episode with handcuffs, because for the second time i also found myself in handcuffs, in the same ... city, but not anymore not in miami beach, not on the oc

this is what he wrote, we quoted his words from the book khrushchev’s slush, historian spitzan. a pistol and a machine gun is over. another period has come, a period of struggle for youth, a period of growing into soviet power, with the goal of it. births under bolshevik slogans. our goal is to penetrate into all kinds of positions, to be as much as possible in the leadership of industry, transport, education, and in the leadership of youth. notice what, what an incredible connection. while the most subtle struggle is being waged between us and the barbarians, there is a cold war going on. study our habits, try to understand which side is easier for us come in so it’s easier to take us, and so on and so forth, absolutely at the same time in the center of europe, in belgium there are human zoos, i’m not kidding, black people are brought from africa, including children, in order to put in a cage so that europeans can... enjoy this spectacle, paying money for it. brussels: capital of decision-making in europe, sanctions, decisions , money, give, don't give, judge, don't judge, just

in these shots, he, together with nikita khrushchev, who recently took office as chairman of the council of people's commissars of the ukrainian ussr, inspects his liberated hometown. thanks to malinovsky, odessa avoided large-scale destruction. the assault has begun. april 9 took place without artillery preparation for air strikes. odessa partisans at night they neutralized the mines with which the invaders were going to destroy the opera house, vorontsov palace and other valuable buildings. on the morning of april 10, the surviving romanian and german soldiers began to surrender. for 907 days odessa lived under the heel of the occupiers. hitler gave it to his romanian ally, dictator ion antonescu, along with a huge region, between the dniester and the bug, the occupiers would call it... of the more than 600 thousand inhabitants of pre-war odessa , less than half remained in the city at the time of liberation. 78 thousand odessa residents were deported to work in germany. tens of thousands were shot or hanged. the romanian occupiers exterminated almost all odessa jews in concentration c

in the microdistricts of khrushchev's new buildings, kemerovo, tyumen, pern, voronezh, novosibirs, streetsgetting wider, and it’s getting more and more difficult to prepare. in such a hurry, even a stick seems like a christmas tree. for grabs. where now without a festive tree? in the mid-fifties , the new year's fever began, which has not stopped to this day. the new year is like going into space. pre-launch efforts are full of despair; it’s impossible to get everything done. in the sixties , the state took an amazing initiative. on the phone, santa claus guessed what kind of doll galya was dreaming of. santa claus on call , a new product appeared in the sixtieth year and spread. throughout the soviet union. the guys probably won't find out the secret soon. new year's santa claus comes with gifts to the children of tallinn at the request of their parents. there are a lot of orders. santa clauses walk the streets in flocks. they ride on trolleybuses and generally indulge themselves. surprisingly, the household services company is responsible for the grandfather’s appearance in the apartment

smiles, goodwill in looks, true, the camera also captured other, not entirely approving glances from khrushchevnd gromyk, which they bestowed on the belarusian delegation. surely something went wrong, as events showed, there were grounds for discontent. in the late fifties, reports from the ministry of health caused concern among the belarusian government. a separate line indicated the increase in growth in the republic. diseases, this indicator passed from certificate to certificate, and its decrease was not observed. at that time they had just begun to study the epidemiology of cancer, during in all countries, the incidence of cancer varied greatly; they associated this with the population, with the ethnic composition, with professional employment, with environmental influences; most of all, they were interested in why the difference exists and how can it be influenced to reduce it? specialized clinics to combat oncology in belarus. were absent, they were only in moscow, leningrad and kiev. it was difficult for belarusians to get there. the queues are months in advance, or even years. when sh

organizers of the un, bandera, vasil zastavny, this is what he wrote , we quoted his words from the book khrushchevof fighting with a pistol and a machine gun is over. another period has come, a period of struggle for youth, a period of growing into soviet power, with the goal of it. degeneration under bolshevik slogans. our goal - to penetrate into all kinds of positions, to be as much as possible in the management of industry, transport, education, and in the leadership of youth. why do you notice what, what an incredible connection. while the subtlest struggle is being waged against us barbarians, there is a cold war going on. they study our habits , try to understand from which side it is easier to approach us, so that it is easier to take us, and so on and so forth, absolutely at the same time in the center of europe, in belgium, there are human zoos, i’m not kidding, from africa bring blacks, including children, for to be put in a cage so that europeans can... enjoy this spectacle, paying money for it. brussels: capital of decision making in europe, sanctions, decisions, money, give, don't gi

figures in the form vegetables appeared thanks to khrushchev’s corn company.t into space, the most desired figures were rockets, satellites and astronauts. we walked through the streets of novosibirsk. hundreds of residents dressed as toys, and the finale of the procession was a festive show. the costume procession is the bright beginning of the snow woman festival. last year , a record was set for the number of sculptures made there, and already this year novosibirs officially became the homeland of snow women. the competition program of the festival starts already tomorrow ends january 8th. tatyana kozlova, maxim futtintsev, khristina ivanova, konstantin onisimov, stanislav opletin, siberian bureau, channel one. that 's all for now, thank you for being with us, right now the program "i love my country." extinguishing in peace. hello, dear friends, i hope you are all in the new year mood, our country is so big that it is difficult to compare.

the object is under the control of khrushchev personally to control the execution of orders for its executionworkers of the furniture factory named after hartur were mainly involved here. this factory was considered one of the best cabinet-making factories in the country. the furniture was made from. the warsaw palace of culture and science was also equipped by fondoc furniture makers. work was carried out at many sites not only in moscow and leningrad, in a number of government buildings, that means the national library of belarus and the palace of congresses in moscow, and lots and lots of different objects. suzdol cream. during the fifth and sixth five-year plans, new traditions were also laid. then the bobruisk tree not only produced traditional types of products through woodworking, but began to make exclusive things. the main slogan of the enterprise is preserving traditions. we sometimes take on highly artistic orders. we recently had an order. the bulgakov palace and park ensemble is a stylization of 18th-18th century furniture, we took on it because no one in belarus we didn’t take o

as a kind of compensation, stalin allocated poland part of the original german territories, in 1954 khrushchev.. crimea from russia and also gave it to ukraine. actually, this is how the territory of soviet ukraine was formed. russia was actually robbed in this way, and i want to ask: why on earth? many questions immediately arise here, and the first of them, in fact, is the main one, why it was necessary to satisfy any boundlessly growing nationalist ambitions from the master’s shoulder. on the outskirts of the former empire, transfer to newly formed, and often arbitrarily formed administrative units, union republics, huge territories that often had nothing to do with them at all. i repeat, pass it on together with the population of historical russia. moreover, in fact, these administrative units were given the status and form of national-state entities. again. i wonder why it was necessary to make such generous gifts, which the most ardent nationalists had never even dreamed of before, and even to give the republic the right to secede from a single state without any conditions. putin talks a

she is the great-granddaughter of former soviet premier nikita khrushchev.he is the author of "the lost khrushchev: journey into the gulag of the russian mind" and co-author of "in putin's footsteps: searching for the soul of an empire across russia's eleven time zones." her recent article for project-syndicate is titled "the west must face reality in ukraine." professor, welcome back to democracy now! let's start off with the last week. putin's intensifying attacks on ukraine, more than he ever has since the beginning of the war, yet we get behind the scenes, "the new york times" is reporting he is signaling that he is interested in a cease-fire. then you this largest prisoner for swap since the war began. put it all together for us. >> this is not connected incidents, i would say. the attacks on ukraine, the largest since the beginning, also in some ways follow the very large attack were attacks in the last week come to last weeks on the russian territory because ukrainian forces also have been shooting i think one day it was 300 missiles. it has been goin

war leads to the first constitution, the the setbacks in world war one, the bolshevik revolution, a khrushchev falls from power in part of the embarrassment in cuba and and of course the the morass afghanistan was a was one of the factors in in revolution from above so so if they feel that that not only they're stuck in ukraine but that things really becoming dicey maybe maybe on the other hand i mean it all depends then forget about bribery then it's sheer terror. i mean, remember, stalin gave a very interesting speech at at in june of 1945 for charles. the tribute to the russian people. but the way he said was very interesting. he said, we horrific disasters. we the government made, horrific mistakes in 1941, in 1942. but russian people specifically russian people, had enough trust in the government and enough patience to trust that we would turn the situation around. now, he was genuinely, from what i could, he was genuinely surprised us, he said. by the way, that any other people would have rebelled and made peace with germany and said, go away because because you don't know how to fight t

opened in the year of the khrushchev thaw, the museum, lenin’s office and apartment. in the kremlin,overnment, in 1994 it was transferred from the senate palace to the lenin hills reserve museum. the same fate befell the monument to lenin by penchuk in the tainitsky garden, which the genseiki looked at from their office. and in lenin’s office it was already in the slides, as if time had frozen. in this office in the kremlin, the furnishings of which have been preserved intact to this day. vladimir ilyich received government and party officials figures. lenin's desk, here are lenin's pencils, a special twisted stand for a pen, by the way, a pen from dagestan, the famous monkey is sitting with his back to us, this is armand hamer, gave it to lenin , the monkey is sitting on darwin's books, a bronze sculpture, holding in one hand in the hand is a human skull, in another tool for measuring, the skull is such an anthropological compass, the death of lenin. in january 1924 became a turning point in the history of the country; debates have been ongoing for many decades, both about the histo

in this letter, khrushchev wrote: “ some good must come from evil.”think this is a smart approach. i think this approach should be familiar to both putin and biden, as well as any leader. where does this hatred of russia come from, where does it come from? the us and russia should be friends; there is no point in conflict. let's rewind the story . 150 years ago, the heads of the united states already knew that russia and the united states shared spheres of influence in this world somewhere in the middle. but we see american anti-communism that grew during the cold war. and after that, after the cold war, the americans wanted to become the only superpower. it’s possible to do this because economic growth is evident in russia and china. look at china, it is growing much faster than any economy in human history at all. and now. usa, russia, brazil, india, be friends, work on peace, not on war. it's time to resolve the middle east issue and restore our diplomacy. it's time to give up nuclear weapons. the usa and russia account for 90% of the nuclear arsen

ukrainian ussr, it was the strongest ukrainization, it was actively carried out by the ukrainian nikita khrushchevpied the chair of the first secretary of the kiev regional party committee before the great patriotic war, through some. that factories they will stand up because people cannot learn ukrainian overnight. i, as a historian of that period, a historian of those regions, can say that i can give you, well, hundreds of normative documents, from laws, starting with all kinds of circulars in the field, where the goal was directly stated officially: ukrainization, ukrainization of territories, and both as part of the ukrainian soviet socialist republic and in the territories of the russian soviet federative republic designated by zelensky now. i don't know of a single document from that period where the goal would be to russify these territories. it is interesting that in the occupied territories the ukrainian ussr and the german invaders offered in 1941-44. not only russians, but also little russians went there , but if you think about it this way, then you can remember the soviet era, when di

khrushchev promised to show the last clergyman on tv; moreover, he named the date of the onset of communismour country as 1970 . until this date, excuse me, 25 years, here there are thousands of churches in the country, a huge number of believers. and the end of religion is not in sight, this process had to be pushed, and the persecution is very strong, in 2 years they will literally begin in the year fifty-eight. in january 1956, the country was in full swing preparing for the twentieth party congress. the behind-the-scenes struggle between supporters who wanted to raise the issue of stalin's personality cult and those who opposed it was gaining momentum. locally they were waiting with excitement to see how it would turn out there in moscow, suddenly... 67. now samarsky is here state institute of culture, in the mid -fifties the kuibyshev regional committee of the cpsu was located. on january 20 , 1956, she opened it in this hall. 20, what exactly happened, which means no one knows when the conference began with the events at chkalovskaya, according to one version, about a week passed, acc

khrushchev for some reason took crimea from russia and also gave it to ukraine. the territory of soviet ukraine was formed. russia was actually robbed in this way. and i want to ask: why on earth? many questions immediately arise here. and the first of them, in fact, the main one. why was it necessary to satisfy any, limitlessly growing, from the master's shoulder? nationalist ambitions on the outskirts of the former empire , to transfer huge territories that often had nothing to do with them at all to the newly formed, and often arbitrarily formed administrative units of the union republic, i repeat, to transfer together with the population of historical russia. moreover, in fact, these administrative units were given the status and form of national-state entities. i again wonder why it was necessary to make such generous gifts, which the most ardent nationalists had never even dreamed of before, and even to give the republic the right to secede from the unified state without any conditions. putin is talking about ukrainian nationalists, to whom the whole of ukr

during the period of khrushchev's persecutions, it ran aground, becoming the abode of the state archivef the nativity of christ, the cathedral was returned to the orthodox church. but let's return to the city center. in this regional house of culture of novogrudok , vladimir vysotsky recorded his song for the film sons go to battle; in the house, on the contrary, he bought expensive french perfume for marina vladi. i don’t know whether vysotsky knew about this or not, but he acquired the fragrant present together with the historical one, within the walls of a classicist architectural monument. admire it. a sulfuric example of shopping arcades built at the beginning of the 19th century. of course, this is a modified shopping arcade, because it was rebuilt in the 1950s. it is impossible to pass by this building, what an interesting pediment, two tablets. where is the torah scroll? this is the torah of karanovana. therefore, this is a unique composition, a unique building in our city. it was first mentioned on... planin's breast of 1834 is mentioned as a wooden u-shaped building, a little

caucuses there, and that’s why they will all be there read in one day super tuesday, since the time of khrushchevntration of various external stimuli, against this background, of course, the ukrainian track, even nadavo, it will be in second place somewhere, although if believe zelensky, the front will become bigger, wider, longer everything. because unexpectedly, though i didn’t know, we were sent to uzbekistan in different directions lately, but now we ’ve decided to take it to uzbekistan, listen, zelensky he said how we are not going to seize latvia either, but latvia is nearby, uzbekistan is like sweden, zelensky, speak, he doesn’t want to speak, we have no sound, and uzbekistan is also across the country, while zelensky is trying to say something, vladimir. yes, yes, that is, now we’ll see what works better, sweatshirts with an incomprehensible estonian word or houthi slippers, which takes more away from the global economy, percent of gdp trade turnover, while yes, indeed, zelensky is now traveling to various countries of the european union, by the way , next to him there is poland, where no

after stalin's death during the khrushchev thaw, literary works about the gulag began to be publishedore, but in the soviet union itself. stories and research by alexander solzhenitsyn, steep route by evgenia ginsburg, kolyma prose by varlam shalamov. at the same time, a wave of mass liberation took place; in just 3 months after stalin’s death, almost half of the 2.5 million camp prisoners were released. the further existence of this organization was considered inappropriate by the new leadership of the country. the remaining camps were reorganized into vtk, correctional labor colonies. and the word gulak remained in history. on january 25, 1961, the first six soviet pilots, having successfully passed all exams, received the qualification of air force cosmonaut. yuri gagarin, german titov, grigory nelyubov, andriin nikolaev, pavel popovich and valery bykovsky. the criteria for multi-stage selection were invented by scientists from. institute of aviation medicine. it is the doctors, as well as the chief designer spacecraft sergei korolev, came to the conclusion that the best candidates

primik in the sixties of the last century, and in the most ordinary litsa khrushchev, the old dnieper chocolate cheese, 15% fat content, full of it, sour cream in a glass bowl, how cute, the exhibition is tactile, ri, touch, enjoy, dive in to the past. this doll with the porcelain face dates back to the forties of the 20th century. and this is the dream of every girl, not just those of the sixties and seventies. for such beauty, i was ready not to upset my parents for a whole, whole week. all these things, relatively recently, are quite modern and familiar today. one large mirror of the era, which reflects the everyday details of life, in this room modernity triumphs, here is collected what the creative person lives by today, a synthesis of graphics and painting, sculpture and decorative arts, precisely in this is how people with whom we live at the same time see the world. only in reda can you get to the workshop. honorary academician of the russian academy of arts, at the same time honored artist of belarus, even in his absence. the workshop of vladimir murakhver moved from berezovk

compensation, stalin endowed poland with part of the original german territories; in 1954, for some reason, khrushchevk crimea away from russia and also gave it to ukraine. actually. this is how the territory of soviet ukraine was formed. russia was actually robbed in this way and i would like to ask, why on earth? many questions immediately arise here, and the first of them is actually the main one. why was it necessary to satisfy any limitlessly growing nationalist ambitions on the outskirts of the former empire. to transfer to the newly formed, and... often arbitrarily formed administrative units of the union republic, huge territories that often had nothing to do with them at all, i repeat, to transfer together with... the population of historical russia. moreover, in fact, these administrative units were given the status and form of national-state entities. once again i wonder why it was necessary to make such generous gifts, which the most ardent nationalists had previously even talked about didn't dream. moreover, to give the republic the right to secede from the unified state, without any cond

you, the literary work of grigor tyutyunnyk fell on the beginning of the 60s, during the so -called khrushchev when sprouts appeared in people hopes for democratization, wrote in his native shilivka, in kyiv, in... bnakh in manulivka. why did he become a reader's favorite and popular from his first novels? because people waited for an honest word of truth, and that expectation came true. in the works of the tobacconist, if there is still any left in literature authority in society, and the word of a writer still carries something, so we owe this to several ukrainian writers, and one of the first here is hryhor chyuchyunnyk, hryhor chyuchyunnyk, who returned authority to the ukrainian word, hryhor chyuchudnnyk, who is truly great in... ukrainian the writer, grihyr chyutyunnyk, who always stood in defense of man. once, i spoke with foreigners, literary experts, and dmytro zatonskyi, who read the story, fooled hryhor chyutyunnik. he said, "this is classic existentialism." and you try it interpreted from some populist positions, portrays, expresses. it must be understood in the world context, othe

after death stalin during the khrushchev thaw, literary works about the gulag began to be published noth of alexander solzhenitsyn, the steep route of evgenia ginsburg, the kolyma prose of varlam shalalamov. at the same time, a wave of mass liberation took place in just 3 months after stalin’s death; almost half of the 2.5 million camp prisoners were released. the new leadership of the country recognized the further existence of this organization as inappropriate, the remaining camps the military-technical complex and correctional labor colonies were reorganized; the word gulag remained. stories. on january 25, 1961, the first six soviet pilots, having successfully passed all exams, received the qualification of air force cosmonaut. yuri gagarin, german titov, grigory nelyubov, andriin nikolaev, pavel popovich and valery bykovsky. the multi-stage selection criteria were invented by scientists from the institute of aviation medicine. it was the doctors, as well as the chief designer of the spacecraft, sergei korolev, who came to the conclusion that the best candidates for cosmonaut will

during the period of khrushchev's persecutions, it ran aground, becoming the abode of the state archivesailed more than 20 years ago. on the feast of the nativity of christ, the cathedral was returned to the orthodox church. but let's return to the city center. today it is natural, lenin square, in distant yesterday it was a shopping or market place. in this regional house of culture of novogrudok, vladimir vysotsky recorded his songs for the film sons go into battle, in the house , on the contrary , vladi bought expensive french perfume for marina, i don’t know whether vysotsky knew about it or not, but he... found a fragrant gift in a historical place, within the walls of a monument of classical architecture. admire, a typical example of shopping arcades built at the beginning of the 19th century. of course, these are modified shopping arcades, because they were rebuilt in 1950, it is impossible to pass by this building, what an interesting pediment, two tablets, and where is the torah scroll? this is the crowned torah, so it is unique composition, a unique building in our city, was fi

stalin was demolished in the mountain and was not demolished in stalin's homeland, that is, in the khrushchev era, when all around was simply an epic of demolition and debunking stalin e. again, what is stalin for russians? stalin is not a georgian for russians. stalin for the russians , here we must separate the russians and the russians. russians are an ethnos, and russians are a, a superethnos, yes, it 's something that, well, let's put it this way, it's, well, i would call it a chimera, a chimera, there, which included some, different orthodox, muslim, different peoples, but they used to be called the soviet people. when the soviet people fell into oblivion, soviet armenians, soviet azerbaijanis began to kill each other, soviet georgians and soviet abkhazians , yes each other, and so on... then soviet chechens, soviet russians, well, it is clear that the soviet people outlived themselves, and yeltsin came up with it , yeltsin came up with this term even before putin: russians, russians are russian plus, russian plus there are bashkirs, tatars, chechens and so on, and those who accept, as