they oppose allowing hitler into czechoslovakia, but nobody would do that. so wasn't just in 1039 when the soviet proposed an alliance, but britain and france against hitler. it had been actually throughout the late last half of the 19 thirty's from peter clinic, writer and professor of history at the american university in washington dc. analyze is the balance of power that developed in pre war europe. quarterstaff, hitler recruiter, prevent a world war 2. it has hitler was weak and he would wait. and he was bluffing. and assuming that the west was not going to stand up to him at the west, was hoping in many rural elements in the west, we're hoping that he was just going to go east. so in the thirty's, the soviets are the ones who are most strongly opposed to the nazis. negotiations between the ussr written and france to establish an anti fascist blog, reached an impasse because secret british german negotiations were taking place at the same time. in return for guaranteeing the integrity of the british empire, britain offered hitler freedom of action in th

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they oppose allowing hitler into czechoslovakia, but nobody would do that. so wasn't just in 1939 when the soviet proposed and elias britain and france against hitler, it had been actually throughout this they laid flat, half of the 19th, thirty's, that the soviets were pushing for that. had that happened, we could have stop hitler, we could have prevented the holocaust. we could have prevent the world war 2 because hitler was weak and knew he was weak. and he was bluffing. and assuming that the west was not going to stand up to him at the west, was hoping him any well elements in the west. we're hoping that he was just going to go east and so in the thirty's, the soviets are the ones who are most strongly opposed to the nazis. mom. when else seemed wrong. when all, please, just don't hold any world yet to see out these days because the advocate and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves will support we choose to look so common ground. ah. during the 2nd world war in nazi occupied, poland valinda was a farming region. today, it's part of uk

the petition of czechoslovakia by germany. poland and hungary, the beginning of world war 2. having realized the danger in march 1939, the soviet union proposed an anti fascist alliance to western countries. this i've been trying to rally the west, make a stand with them against fascism. they opposed munich. they oppose allowing hitler in to check his ma vakio. but nobody would do that. so wasn't just in 1939. when the soviet proposed and elias britain and france against hitler, it had been actually throughout the late last half of the 900 thirty's, that the soviets were pushing for that. had that happened, we could have stopped hitler. we could have prevented the holocaust. we could prevent the world war 2 because hitler was weak and he was weak. and he was bluffing. and assuming that the west was not going to stand up to him at the west was hoping and many elements in the west for hoping that he was just going to go east. and so in the thirty's, the soviets are the ones who are most strongly opposed to the nazis. ah, look forward to talking to you all. that technology shoul

uh, after the disintegration of czechoslovakia, the czech republic zealously supports the supply of weaponsukraine, following the lead in this matter. warsaw, which pravda has already distributed all its supplies and is now asking for help from nato allies well, at least used equipment , but germany promises kiev more than it really goes so with whom prague to be together with poland or with germany surrenders to the question of its article, czech analysts and stainless steel prague, after all, from the word threshold, it used to being between the western and the eastern response in political dividends and in economics, decided that the poles will share , so to speak, uh money that they will be able to, uh, get as a result of extortion from the european union or washington there. the fact is that and germany, greatly weakened with the replacement of the chancellor by the new chancellor scholls. uh, moreover, quite serious, immediately quite serious tests fell to his lot in the form of this ukrainian refugee crisis. understandable in the economic downturn. uh, there production revenues are v

this bunker was billed to protect the republic before mode war 2 as czechoslovakia feared, a german attack scram, within 2 years from around 1935 to defense lines emerged with bankers along the whole border. and i can see this bunker is going for a minimum of a 1000 euros, including the land, the river, at least to interested parties. one of which is the local mer looses lazoodo swinton min, she'd been goodies, we hope that we can at least get the small bunker, nearby looms or be hobby military historians will be interested in this big one. and there are a lot of them around here. but we would like to use the small one commercially google, we'd like to set up a refreshment stand, hulu. so people on our bike path can stop there, but i will stop you books. it goes to the defense ministry says that there has been a huge interest in the bunkers. and not only since the ukraine war, there are $9000.00 in total, and the ministry has been selling them off one by one. there seems to be one to suit every taste but get that. got it. so romantic. i was looking after it as a hobby of mine has yo, bobby

he is a citizen of czechoslovakia robert kelly, he is also a filed of the british crown. mr.ll. he is austria who went to verma, he is also a citizen of turkey if in deleus he is a citizen of greece alexander voice. he is also a spanish citizen of brazilian origin, a senior and a lira fish. he is an illegal intelligence agent dmitry alexandrovich bystroletov, who signed his reports to moscow with the operational pseudonym andrei. in one passport he is 35 years old in another 38 a whole russian profession artist kommersant doctor scientist mysterious personality. he easily changed masks and quickly entered trust brilliantly. he spoke different languages, disappeared without a trace, reappeared unexpectedly. this quality of his will very soon be appreciated by ernest follow establish a place of residence. arno in london did not have much difficulty in the address directory of the british capital, only one employee of the foreign office was listed, by the name of olhom, it was there that dmitry borozkov went to the mansion in timbre gardens . he introduced himself to the hostess

huge army arsenal, experts say ammunition and weapons were taken there, including from hungary, czechoslovakia you definitely won’t surprise anyone with a kalashnikov assault rifle on the black market, another thing is american javelins or stingers . support, kiva, has not been spared in washington for some time now. uh, the pentagon admitted the fact that they don't know what's going on with these weapons. i mean, she gets in. uh, crosses borders to ukraine. and it turns out to be some kind of black hole. eh, after which the information about this disappears, that is, the pentagon, as it were, is immediately removed, removes all responsibility, says that we cannot control this and are not even trying to do it. i think a lot of awkward questions will be asked afterwards. former apparatus of the combine, but none of them, of course, any responsibility. it won't pay for it. however, it is ukraine to bear. responsibility, for example, the certified distribution of weapons, no one is in a hurry to the population, and not every military man knows how to use the weapons in kiev, even if one of poros

unfortunately, as experience shows, let's say hungary in 1956, czechoslovakia in 1968 , there were alsogher society, so they will definitely have to be brought to the specialty, so actually you said something important about the mentality and about the evidence, the evidence was published by the sbu, so who actually allow them to do this and give instructions, thank you very much for this conversation is growing pilavets, a military historian and associate professor of the national defense of ukraine, was in touch with us. there was a short pause, and then the news will be re-drilled, re-stitched, we will win and shields, no news. together, we are strong. the unconquered cities of ukraine are cozy kherson, the pearl of protected areas, in which ukrainian tv channels are required to be returned to the digital airwaves in order to sign the petition first you need to register, it's very simple go to the website petition.kemu.gov.ua there go to the registration tab and enter all your data, say your phone number and email, confirm all your data enter the code that will be sent to your mobile

country was occupied, that is, it was poland, east germany, it was vienna, hungary stood in for czechoslovakialgaria, on which the soviet troops stood and which were in fact occupied by the soviet union and after the establishment of the world war, the soviet troops did not leave these countries, except for the baltic countries, and putin considers the countries of his influence to be the countries to which he seems to claim and spread there in this way. months, he wants to demilitarize it, so to speak, to unify it, that is, to put it on them plus what he knows to do, it will be another question, because they cannot impose power with russia, but they want to show their german ambition there that we will do nothing ourselves, but we will take resources from these countries and in this way they show their great political ambition, it is not known where it grew, but it is in this country. in this way, putin will try to show the world that he wants to influence the baltic countries, first of all, and poland, uh, maybe even invade part of the territory of uh, germany, how will he do it? well, he wo

completely extinguished geolocation is because i knew the experience of when the soviet troops entered czechoslovakia in 1968, when they were suffocating the prague spring, they sat down at the airports at night without warning and then immediately began to block the airport - this strategy turned out to be correct because on the second day, we had a request for the landing of er planes and one il accompanied by three aircraft were lowered somewhere 200 m above the ground. presentation if in the center of ukraine on the second day i had to sit down for a long time, that's the first thing i did, the first three weeks were scary because we didn't have an army. what was the name of the 600-man national guard and as many as 2 mm . we didn't have any other army. our 17th tank brigade was eight in full. rossiyskaya passes kherson passes on the bypass of nikolaev and turns to kryvyi rih passes well, it reaches the new tower, the poplar returns to bashtanka . a fork, yes, and this is what they killed , the white russians, the whites, well, the division under the command of the general, i hear . yes, that’s r

negotiate in the same way as they once negotiated for poland, as they once did we negotiated for czechoslovakiapeeches to hitler and we went in the next circle, we remember that we gave birth to the second world war, this is the training of many large countries in the 40s of the last century, when, well, take it, take it, take it, let 's close it here eyes if only there was no war, then we remember how they waved this treaty. when the example came back, the minister of chamberlain in britain told everyone that i had concluded peace and then we got the second world war , but now we are walking on that path, everyone must understand that now this regime needs to be killed, but for relatives, we can defeat putin only by military means, no negotiations, any negotiations , this is a truce for several years and a more global war, because they will learn from their mistakes, i will tell you, here they are on the front line now fighters, i think in north donetsk, too, i talk to my comrades, these are no longer the same soldiers who were involved three months ago, who, with such uh eyes, did not know wh

very good at saying that they were planning to make such a hybrid of afghanistan in 1979 and czechoslovakia in 1968 , that is, to really introduce troops in a flash and drop airborne troops groups to seize administratively, these are administrative buildings in kyiv, overthrow the government and announce that everything is now russian territories, well , everything went wrong with them, you also talked about the fact that well, these are the decisions. they are somehow well, you personally they are reminiscent of some kind of inferiority complex. if we talk about the granting of citizenship, for example, by a russian oppositionist, it seems to me that what we have actually gotten rid of these days is actually an inferiority complex, at least as a nation, i say this when i i'm just looking at how many views , for example, a video with the participation of an average russian liberal who is included for something in ukrainian, for example, there are national marathons without end or other things, what is there in the camp, what is there in the kremlin is happening and they may be regarded as s

that is essentially saving the world from the third world war, if ukraine is like in its time czechoslovakia939 simply capitulated , it's obvious that putin would have gone further and it's obvious that it would have come to a direct confrontation with the fucking countries, and thus to a full-scale third world war. it's a shame that you and i understand this, but nevertheless in europe there are still people willing to call putin to tell him about something, although he already compares himself there with peter the first. that is, there are absolutely imperial ambitions and absolutely nazi statements that are included in the article there. concentration filtration camps should be arranged, the name ukraine should be banned, i am also interested in the topic of relations between ukraine and poland, because the great war seems to have completely changed them, transferred them to other rails, will this our new experience of cooperation help to establish and resolve those disputes that we had in the past, in particular, regarding the second world war world war ii. i think that it will help. i t

in 1975, the soviet union was still using them in prague, it seems in 608, when they occupied czechoslovakiaitable are they for waging war in the middle of almost the 21st century? look at this, how did you remember the tanks of the last century, and the people who are on these tanks, according to their behavior, they are generally there a thousand years ago, the people behaved like savages and the garda is real because of that well, what kind of army, such a weapon, look again, i am reading here that on the temporarily occupied in the territories of the zaporizhzhia region, the russians are introducing a separate model of the educational process in wartime conditions, a meeting was held in there, so the participants of the meeting concluded that the occupiers very often use your school administration as strongholds including rashista is engaged in looting, stealing equipment, causing great damage to the premises. despite this, the leadership of your administration has stated that the new school year will definitely begin as it can begin in the occupied territories if they are not released b

remember in czechoslovakia it all began in the same way with literature from cinema, such an act of aven be called reckless , this act is conscious. member of our team this could not but hurt the name of some pretentious. ozone is a hint that the heroes are being choked by the atmosphere of our society, and they dream of a breath of fresh air, which, of course, will also blow abroad, because only there people can breathe deeply, everything is hopeless, gloomy. how did he end up in the camp and what is this camp our society is moral cripples, not a hero, where does he take all this solzhenitsyn's laurels haunt him , but the solzhenitsyn is not so gloomy take , for example, one day of ivan denisovich, many heroes this work evokes positive emotions. one question. you love your homeland. like any normal person, then explain what is happening to our people, who lives without sadness and anger, he does not love from his life who wrote this, some moscow you. under the verses of nekrasov, i don’t think andrey why don’t you write about a healthy work team, you generalize with them with simple

to negotiate in the same way as they once negotiated for poland, as they once negotiated for czechoslovakiahitler with languages ​​and we went along in the next circle, let's remember that the second world war was born by the silence of many large countries in the 40s of the last century, when, well, let it take, let's take it, let 's close our eyes here, if only it hadn't been after the war, we remember how they waved this uh-uh treaty. when minister chamberlain came back to uh-uh in britain and told everyone that i concluded peace and then we got the second world war, now we are going down that path, everyone must understand that now this regime must be killed but for relatives , we can defeat putin only by military means, not like negotiations, any negotiations, this is a truce for several years and a more global war, because they will learn from their mistakes, i'll tell you. there are fighters on the front line now. i think in i talk to my comrades, these are not the same soldiers who were in action three months ago, who, with such eyes, did not know what to do, surrendered to him as p

completely from russia and from ukraine uh, i received letters from israel poland from poland czechoslovakiaof healing and spirituality. there comes a time of realization, because everyone is tired from what is happening, because it is impossible to live in the acute phase of the conflict for a long time. and this awareness already concerns a lot of things and the fact that the ukrainian crisis costs everyone too much and that it turns the world inside out and that it just needs to be stopped at the negotiating table and not persist.

huge army arsenal, experts say ammunition and weapons were taken there, including from hungary, czechoslovakiayone with a kalashnikov assault rifle on the black market, another thing is american javelins or stingers, moreover, overseas partners in quotation marks have money for military support. kiev has not been spared by washington for some time now. uh, the pentagon acknowledged here the fact that they do not know. what's going on with this weapon. i mean, she gets in. uh, it crosses the borders to ukraine and it turns out to be some kind of black hole. eh, after which the information about this disappears, that is, the pentagon, as it were, immediately removes all responsibility and says that we cannot control this and are not even trying to do it. i think that many uncomfortable questions will later be asked by the former beiden apparatchik, but at the same time, none of them, of course, no responsibility. for this will not bring. however. it is to be carried in ukraine. responsibility, for example, the certified distribution of weapons, no one is in a hurry to the population, and not eve

arsenal, experts say ammunition and weapons were taken there, including including from hungary, czechoslovakia kalashnikov assault rifle on the black market, you definitely won’t surprise anyone, another thing is american jivelin or stingers, especially since overseas partners in quotation marks have money for military support. kiev has not been spared by washington for some time now. uh, the pentagon acknowledged here the fact that they do not know. what's going on with this weapon. i mean, she gets in. uh, crosses borders to ukraine and turns out to be some kind of black hole. uh, after which information about this disappears, that is, the pentagon is like would immediately be removed removes any responsibility says that we cannot control it and do not even try to do it. i think that many uncomfortable questions will later be asked by the former apparatus of the kombaidan, but at the same time, none of them, of course, no responsibility. it will not be held responsible for this, however, and in ukraine to bear responsibility, for example, the certified distribution of weapons, no one is in a

and then in less than 12 months, the second world war started, and the whole czechoslovakia was invadedtory. >> trevor: are you worried that european countries may at some point say, "this is too much for us, and we don't even we're going to back ukraine through this am. we've seen, again, through history, russia is not afraid to fight long, painful wars. it seems like vladimir putin is not afraid to send his troops out on to the front lines and have them perish because he doesn't have to worry about an election he's losing. approval is not his issue. if you're in that position, ukraine is in a space where you have your-- your people who may get demoralized, you know. you have a nation that is constantly bombarded. obviously, the u.s. is helping you. but what would you hope the next steps would be then? where do you see the world moving towards to help ukraine? >> trevor, you just came from europe. >> trevor: i did, yeah. >> you saw with your own eyes that europe is not really homogeneous. it's so diverse. it's like a bouquet of nations. it would be kind of an overgeneralization that "e

products brought from abroad of czechoslovakia or china seemed inexpressibly beautiful, although they were an object from behind. in soviet times, stockings were ordinary clothing items more accessible than tights in the eighties, they became the subject of a frank style, which prompted the detectives to come up with another version. experts have established found at the scene of the murder stocking made in west germany such items of toiletry in the eighties, only a few women wore the detectives once again interrogated the friend of the murdered man, they knew that he was among the women surrounded by arrests, which of them wore a dress with sequins. this time ivan was sober and immediately remembered a similar girl, she really was head over heels, in love with vitaly. everyone knew her like a carrot. zinaida degtyareva, 24 years old, parasitizes, her parents work in the ministry of trade, they found the girl. although they are easy. as they say, shake up all their high society. well found found took fingerprints, they coincided with the traces in the apartment of the murdered degtyar

why why not today hmm on our colleagues do the same, do not condemn here this, uh, division of czechoslovakiaermany, they attack, before that they all signed. and what is the basis for accusing the soviet union of preparing to unleash the second world war? sunday at exactly 3:00 am, our guns opened fire on russian territory for four hours and 10 minutes, after artillery preparation we crossed the border at that moment german tanks were thundering next to me, which were heading east, apparently we caught russians by surprise. 4 hours i remember how i now decided to go a little way above our tents, german heavy bombers and drop these we called them potatoes. and all the planes that well, at our airfield were destroyed. yesterday we passed by a red airfield in the forest, soviet planes stood in a row. some burned out , others badly damaged. on the very first day. they were destroyed on earth. nearby lay a lot of smoke, in the ponds of western historians. the first days of battles on the eastern front are usually described as an absolute triumph of the nazi war machine, german soldiers parade acr

czechoslovakia during the second world war was not slovakia, which on june 22, 1941, declared war onf all, at the factories of skoda, the best nazi tanks were made, which actually conquered the expanses of our country, therefore, well, czechoslovakia had to be divided. uh, back in december 1944 , a plebiscite was held where the workers were. naturally, they supported joining the soviet union after being part of the fascist bloc, but i must say that thanks from the current ukrainian authorities. for this they are a gift from the soviet government not from others soviet not for other gifts of soviet power. he definitely can't wait. well, such is life, but today our valiant armed forces continued to successfully solve the tasks of special military operations in ukraine uh, they are working uh, all these days at the front, uh, special war correspondent semyon vladimirovich pegov, project urgonza semyon uh, good evening. where you are today you will never be followed. you are constantly changing your place of deployment, but you are always in the hottest spots. i have already said that fo