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Understanding 9/11tv Utro Rossii RUSSIA1 August 27, 2024 9:30am-9:56am MSK
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since september 1. the latest peace talks on gaza have again ended in nothing. hamas and israel, despite all the efforts of international mediators, have failed to conclude a ceasefire agreement, and this lack of results in the dialogue between the parties to the conflict risks leading to increased tensions in the entire region. alexander bilipov, dmitry sherbakov and maria bolotvina, lead the middle east. a monument to the legendary military leader georgy zhukov was unveiled in mongolia. a statue of the four-time hero of the soviet union was erected in the city of choibalsan, where he was the japanese militarists were defeated.l took place from may to september 1939. and by this hour we have everything, with you was denis polanchukov, see you.
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rain at the end of summer in previous series, you, the main thing is health, target, friends, i ask you to save reserves, we still have sitrina and lyulya kebab, mikhail dolsky and petr markov have been friends with families for many years, we met petrusha when i was 5 years old, he was 15. the couples look prosperous, but petr has been living a double life for a long time, markov, i love you. you're going to hang up now, i 'll do something with myself, i have no more strength, i have, that's it, that's it, and mikhail suddenly meets his first love. maybe we 'll run away from here and have lunch somewhere normal. changes are inevitable, but not everyone is ready to accept them. olya, i see them everywhere. look for her. yes, everything will still be fine for me. maybe will you say at least something? the rain is ending. continuation, watch today on rtr.
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the most important from monday to friday on rtr. they may ask how it could happen that the soviet government went to conclude a pact, and not attack, with such treacherous people as hitler and ribbentrop, was there not there was a mistake here, of course not, said joseph stalin in his historic speech to the people on july 3, 1941. the molotov -ribbentrop pact was concluded between germany and the soviet union on august 23 , 1939 for a period of 10 years. the german foreign minister, mr. joachim von ribbentrop, arrived in moscow. the non-aggression pact concluded by the soviet union and germany will not
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only strengthen good-neighborly and peaceful relations between the two powers, but will also serve the cause of strengthening peace in general. exactly 85 years have passed since the signing of the document. years, but it still remains the subject of heated debate among both historians and politicians in many countries, some call it a criminal conspiracy between two dictators, others are convinced that this treaty saved our country, even more noise was made by the secret protocol to the non-aggression pact, around which there are still many myths and legends. sometimes it seems that from the heights of today we can see better how we should have acted, what was right and... what was not, on the other hand, in order to really understand everything, we need to go back in time and see the whole the arrangement of the pieces on the political chessboard of that time, whether the soviet union had another way out, why many are sure that the secret protocol to the molotov -ribbentrop pact marked the beginning of the collapse of the ussr, this is
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life, fate, we are talking about the molotov-ribbentrop pact with a famous historian, good morning, good morning, 85 years on... this is how the molotov-ribbentrop pact was concluded, a pact that is still much debated, at the time it was such a provoking factor when the soviet union was collapsing, especially acute. well, let's, in order to understand what kind of pact it was, let's go back there, to the context, the historical context, when it was concluded, to germany in the thirties, what kind of country it was, what kind of state it was, what was happening there, well... it was a european state that suffered a crushing defeat during the first world war, and the events in germany in the 20s, the beginning of the thirties, they were largely determined by precisely this humiliated status of germany, which was enshrined in the versailles agreements signed in 1919.
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years, on the wave of revanchist sentiments, at the beginning of 1933 , adolf hitler comes to power in... germany, and hitler unites in his hands the post-chancellor and president, the weimar republic, and the republic is already becoming hitler's. at the same time , european countries, first of all the guarantors of the versailles system, paris and london, began to appease hitler in every possible way. a whole series of new agreements and treaties began, in direct violation of the versailles agreements. well, for example, in 1935.
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bush took the most active part in financing of the nsdap, that is, the hitlerite party. everything is repeated at a new historical turn, at a new historical stage of development. the west wants the destruction of russia, stalin sees this, all our leaders see this , what is going on, going to war, moreover, they understand that hitler in this case will play the role of a chicken dog, that they will fight with us, but no, well, naturally, and stalin and other leaders of the state party understood everything perfectly well. the soviet union was not silent at all, it did, as far as possible, in
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those historical conditions, reasonable steps to, firstly, protect themselves, and secondly, to delay the start of a major european war, this is what is important to emphasize here, since the second world war was already raging, japan had already begun a large-scale aggression against china in july of 1937, the obesine was already raging, this... ethiopia, north africa, the spanish civil war was already in full swing. what happens next? and then there are attempts by the soviet union, a system of bilateral agreements, to create some kind of security system in europe. there was still hope that london and paris would come to an understanding that hitler had to be stopped, and so the last straw, or so to speak, in these efforts or these attempts of the soviet union, were the anglo-french-soviet
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negotiations of 1939, the negotiations were very difficult, primarily because of poland's position, and because poland categorically refused to allow troops of the workers' peasant red army to pass through its territory in the event of a european war with germany, well, and in short, when these negotiations had clearly reached a dead end, well... then a dispatch arrived from berlin addressed to stalin with a request to receive the imperial foreign minister and achimophon ribbentrop to sign a soviet-german non-aggression pact, which would later be called the moltov-ribbentrop pact. i don't really like this name, but i want to especially emphasize the following: this pact was the last in a series of similar agreements with other countries and nazi germany.
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they believed that at the cost of destroying czechoslovakia and its territorial integrity, they will appease hitler, on the contrary, they have whetted his appetite. let's listen to stalin himself, that famous, legendary speech of his, his address to the people on july 3 , 1941, there they very often recall the first words, really amazing, very strong words, when he addressed the people in the orthodox brother. sister, but in this same speech he rarely recalls this, of course, he also recalled
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the molotov-ribbentrop pact, because the question was in the air, how come, we concluded this pact, and the germans attacked us, that's what stalin said then, listen, the pact of omedeniya, there is a peace pact between two states, that's the pact that germany offered us in 1939, could the soviet government? refuse such a proposal, i think that no peace-loving state can refuse a peace agreement with a neighboring power, if that power includes even such monsters and cannibals as hitler and riventrop, that we won, to conclude a non-aggression pact with germany and to provide our country with the world during. is ready to prepare its forces for resistance, if fascist
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germany attacks our country, contrary to the pact, everything is correct, what i explained, the fact of the ground ribbentrop, how did the whole world, all of europe, the west react to it? well, in thirty -ninth, do i understand correctly that somehow we got ahead of the anglo-saxons here with this pact, led them around by the nose, absolutely right, firstly, i will remind you that literally in 2 s to a month at the beginning of june, to be precise, on june 7, the minister of foreign affairs. and estonia in berlin, signed a similar pact with the same ribbentrop, that is, our pact was the last in a series of these pacts, and the fact that by signing this pact we really screwed up british diplomacy and intelligence, you don’t need to go to grandma’s office to figure that out, because, because, after all, what were the british
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counting on, they counted on the fact that after hitler took poland, he would move further to the east. and these fools declared war on hitler on september 3 , 1939. london and paris, bound by a military treaty with poland, declared war on nazi germany, that is, all the constructions our former western partners, regarding the soviet-german pact of attack, about the equal responsibility of the ussr for unleashing the war with all the others.
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by the way, regarding the inclusion of the baltics, and, therefore, the point is that - the entire post-war period or pre-war period, in the baltics there were similar fascist dictatorships, where there was no trace of democracy, all political parties were dissolved, no parliament was convened, and so on and so forth, moreover, terror and political murders reigned in the countries, so that the soviet the union, in fact, saved the peoples. latvia, estonia and lithuania, when they voluntarily entered the great family of soviet peoples, and look, and look how these countries developed dynamically during the years of soviet power, as part of the soviet union, and they lived at the expense, often at the expense of the center, that's what i'm talking about, god willing, they want to live the way they want,
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for god's sake, i just see how they are destroying the estonian orthodox church, how they are destroying the pa...
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the emphasis, by the way, was made, not so much on the ribbentrop-molotov pact itself, but on an additional secret protocol to this pact, which the soviet side allegedly consciously hid from the public all these years. but your colleague, the historian and grandson of molotov, vyacheslav knikonov, in this
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secret protocol, here is what he later discovered, that molotov denied the existence of these secret protocols. in different countries of the world there were a whole cart and a small cart, but even if we assume that these secret protocols really took place, then the very... the content suggests that nothing there was nothing supernatural in these protocols, germany simply took on the obligation that it would not interfere in
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the affairs of the soviet union if it had any questions about its historical territories, and the soviet union took on the obligation that it would not interfere in the affairs of germany if for some reason it had... a military conflict with a third party, that's it, the germans started a war against poland, we stepped aside and said: fight as much as you want, we thought that this war would last several months, half a year, and maybe even a year, because poland always boasted of the power of its army, no one knew that the nazis would defeat the poles in 2 weeks, you see, when poland, the polish state collapsed, then here...
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years ago a new civil war between citizens of the once united state of foreign intervention without this foreign intervention the events in ukraine
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would have ended long ago. unfortunately, you know, as klyuchevsky once said, history is not a teacher, a scold who punishes for bad lessons learned. thank you, evgeny yuryevich, for reminding me of another lesson in our history. i wish you health, thank you, this is life and destiny, about the molotov-ribbentrop pact, we spoke with the famous historian evgeny spitsyn, tell me how it all was, you always have a choice, will there be a case for you, shoot, well, to get acquainted or to break up, marry me, again, your offer is for my salvation, but we can't just remain friends, we can't suffer. we lost our son, alyosha is alive, i believe in it, to search or to hide, i won't take my eyes off her now, you did you all agree together to leave or
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return to where you need to go, and you are a bus driver, or maybe you will order a taxi, but whatever you choose, this meeting cannot be cancelled, only to see the arrival, or will you take part, from monday to thursday, you are very busy, what are they showing?
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what a fantasy, morning mail with nikolai baskov, on sunday on rtr, we are giving karina an exclusive three-week tour of south america, happy birthday, i don’t understand anything, what is going on here? why did you come, i found a termination in your office marriage, what kind of stupid joke is this? this is not a joke, this is your new reality.
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