we will tell you what this day is remembered for in history right now hello 170 years ago on november 8, 1852 in st. petersburg at the alexandrinsky theater for the first time staged a drama by mikhail lermontov masquerade. the author mercilessly showed the vices of high society in russia and censorship did not let the play for a long time, the main character, an arbenin, is an intelligent and strong man, but blinded by jealousy, he commits meanness and kills his wife at the request of count benckendorff, head of the third department. this is the political police.

lermontov remade the play, added a fourth act, in which arbenin is overtaken by the impact, but on the stage of the play, they did not see permission to stage the famous actress. maria alberhorova. achieved only in the fifty-second. and even then, as part of its benefit performance, after 10 years, censorship officially lifted the ban. in 1941, khachaturian wrote music for the play at the vakhtangov theater, on the basis of which the masquerade ballet was written in 1982. november 8, 1917 at 2:00 am the second all-russian congress of soviets adopted one from his first laws, a decree on land no less than landlords

confiscated. everything was handed over to the peasants. it seemed that the bolsheviks were going to meet their age-old aspirations. but it was a hoax. the land became state property. private was canceled by the peasants. as soon as they used the allotments , war communism came and the soviet government took away their bread by force at times. nep agriculture rose, but the stalinist collectivization finished it off completely from the mass famine in the ussr in 32-33 years. about seven million people. mostly peasants were forcibly driven into collective farms and kept there only in the khrushchev thaw, collective farmers began to issue passports, and in the nineties, after the restoration of private property , there was a land reform. , a five-pointed red star made of

artificial rubies in feeding diamonds. of these, the divergent rays of the image of the spasskaya tower from platinum were the first order of victory marshal georgy zhukov was awarded. he has two of them, like marshal alexander vasilevsky and joseph stalin in the ussr, there were 17 cavaliers of the order, he was also awarded to the commanders of the allied forces, including the general from eisenhower, feldshem mongomery and marshal threw, they also awarded the romanian king mecha the first for being torn by the nazis and went over to the side of the anti-hitler coalition. after the death of the owner of the order. victories were supposed to be given to the state, but orders that ended up abroad did not return to their homeland five orders are stored. correct museum of the armed forces november 8 , 1960 john f. kennedy was elected the thirty-fifth president of the united states america had no such president before or after the youngest only 43 years old soldier during the war commanded a torpedo

boat had awards. and also a good-looking favorite, the women of his wife. considered a trendsetter, kennedy wanted to breathe new life into the american dream. that all, in general, the good of freedom and democracy raised the minimum wage supported the struggle of african americans for civil right under him, the apollo space program was launched, but he could not find a common language for the ussr and approved the aggression against cuba, which caused the caribbean crisis, the assassination of president kennedy after 3 years, three words all over america in the official version of the lone killer is not enough. who believes the true masterminds of the crime is still unknown on november 8 , 2004. the year the battle for the half-ju began for the united states, it became the bloodiest and most difficult battle after the vietnam war a year and a half before the americans. under a false pretense invaded iraq and overthrew the regime of saddam hussein

but soon they faced a real uprising against them, islamist militants, former soldiers and officers of the saddam army and simple and reactionary, who hated the invaders, fella was the stronghold of the resistance. and this was the second assault. americans. they bombed the city from the air, destroying everything in its path, the streets weighed down the tanks, sweeping the barricades, used ammunition with white phosphorus, banned by the un, burned out all life within a radius of 150 m. after 5 days, a better one was taken journalists. called this battle a massacre, at least 700 civilians, including women and children, died. that was the day in history. we watch to explore the world of educational programs and documentaries we watch for free without registration.