vorobyov , setting a guinness record on october 6, 1908, the bosnian crisis began; austria- hungary annexed bosnia and herzegovina. vienna already ruled over these territories, but formally they remained under the ottoman empire. the serbs and slavs muslims who came to life there did not want the turks to resist the annexation. serbia and montenegro opposed the annexation; they considered this territory as part of their future state and began to mobilize turkey did not interfere with the austrians. promised her compensation, they in turn supported, germany is ready to unleash a war. but st. petersburg was not ready for this, prime minister pyotr stolypin said that this would unleash the forces of the revolution. however, the serbs did not reconcile themselves precisely in bosnia to sarajevo. a few years later , shots were fired that led to the first world war and the collapse of the austro-hungarian empire on october 6, 1920 . in the moscow kremlin. met head government of soviet russia vladimir lenin and british writers. and the science fiction writer herbert wells, as he recalled, then wel

these ukrainians is filled with the idea of ​​a long-term struggle for independence from poland, austria-hungarya. among them, not only the orthodox, but also catholics from the greek, the most passionate catholics because of the podens , are sure that it was to them and the nationalist who grew up in size, and he himself owes independence to the country, but they were able to enter the central government in the new ukraine only after the maidans before that, the leadership were mainly discount industrialists. how did it happen that in one country there were ukrainians so different from each other, almost different peoples, and what did this lead to after the february revolution of 1917 ? the moment of the collapse of the two empires, russian and austro-hungarian, and before the formation of the ussr on

austria-hungary gave women the right to vote. so they could be. but i'd be surprised about that. in total war, as in all these days, all these countries were involved in total war of emotions or stirred up. right. and this became apparent from the start in the great war, and there was a lot of fear, a lot of anger, a lot of hysteria. and some of it was in reaction to the creation of these war economy as to by the end of the war. there was a form of military discipline that was imposed in most of these countries. you did not the right to quit a job necessarily. you did not have the right to strike in many of these countries. so you combine all that together and it's understandable why there would be this kind of hysteria that developed. and i'm going to concentrate mainly on on britain in the united states, time sake. but as you can see from this, from newspaper front page in britain as early as 1915, anyone with a german name who had a shop or store a business, who was known in the community had to worry about their home, their business being attacked. and this occurred also when

. >> austria-hungary. austria-hungary.stew more gently, okay? >> it is austrian, but in italy. goulash is usually made with beef or lamb, but antonia prefers pork cheek. >> that is really interesting. okay. >> i prepare some red wine. i will add some of this year. and bailey deitz, juniper, and black pepper. i will add it right away to our sauce. okay. another thing, the cumin. >> cumin? >> the other spices that i mean here is the paprika. the sweet one, and the spicy one. a lot of it. we use much more spices than other parts of the north of italy. >> because you are getting the influence from >> from the port. we receive those influences from the turkish world, the grease, the albanians the croatians. straight out of the east. i put the effort, the dried ones, eastern europe the cooking is very traditional. and to help the tradition along, is it's doing or steaming? whatever, it is genius. >> in this way, it is perfectly aromatic-- >> sealed. >> yes, sealed. >> i have never seen anyone do that before. >> antonia's sister,

and as soon as austria-hungary broke up , the poles began to divide the territory , they were sure that galicia should move to poland, and the ukrainians, that to ukraine on november 1, 1918, ukrainian troops from the austro-hungarian army entered lvov and disarmed the austrians on the same night hands of ukrainians from other cities of the region, but after 8.5 months of the war, the golitsa was completely occupied by polish troops. the ukrainian language was displaced by the land of the ukrainians and distributed among the polish peasants. new to remake their territories happened already with the beginning of world war ii, when vostochnaya golitsy and volhynia became part of the ussr on november 1, 1938, the premiere of the film man with a gun directed by sergei yudkevich took place, the film contributed to the mythologization of the leader of the revolution , vladimir lenin, according to the plot during the october revolution of 1917 soldiers, coming from from the german front to petrograd to hand lenin a letter with questions . lenin was played by maxim strauch stalin mikhail golova

these ukrainians is filled with the idea of ​​a long-term struggle for independence from poland, austria-hungary among them are not only orthodox, but also catholics with greek catholics ; the country itself owes independence, but they were able to enter the central government in the new ukraine only after the maidans before this leadership was mainly industrialists. how did it happen that in one country there were ukrainians so different from each other, almost different peoples, and what did this lead to after the february revolution of 1917 ? modern ukraine there were several states, two bourgeois republics, the western ukrainian folk zunner with its capital in lviv and the ukrainian folk in kiev were able to unite, but not for long. eventually zunr was defeated by the poles, and after the victory in the civil war, the bolsheviks annexed the somewhat krivoy rog soviet republic to the territory of the unr and called it all the ussr, as the history of merger and accession could not seriously change neither the character nor the way of thinking from the glaciers and westerners, if in soviet time

novorossia during the russian empire and the soviet days of the struggle for independence from poland, austria-hungary and russia, among them are not only orthodox, but also catholics with greek catholics, galicians are the most passionate and westerners. corner of the ukrainians, almost different peoples and what it led to after the february revolution of 1917 the western ukrainian folk zunner with its capital in lvov and the ukrainian folk zunner in kiev were able to unite, but not for long. as a result, the zunr was defeated by the poles, and after the victory in the civil war, the bolsheviks annexed the donetsk krivoy rog soviet republic to the territory of the unr and called it all the ukrainian ssr. as shown, the history of merger and accession could not seriously change neither the character nor the way of thinking from glaciers and westerners, if in soviet times the contradictions between regions were firmly smoothed out and even sometimes tough soviet power, then after independence , and especially after the maidans, they simply tore the country apart, and when they now say from kiev that the

worked live on the espresso tv channel, such regalia as that of franz joseph, the emperor of austria -hungarynames of the ukrainian committees of the verkhovna rada with him now let's continue the topic of the national bank of ukraine and today's resignation of kyril shevchenko, you know one of the first people who noticed that there after all, there is a black cat in this dark room. it was mark savchuk, who is now in touch with us. mark savchuk is the head of the public control board. quite unambiguously hinted that the activity of the specialized anti-corruption prosecutor's office and its new head was behind the disease and resignation of shevchenko, and how the water was actually viewed today we have a vote in the verkhovna rada, he is no longer the head of the national bank, tell me a little more details about this story and in particular about the bank in question, the work of which he was involved and where there is a case of embezzlement, please look. there is no er-e means of my foresight, some kind of a-a there is no surprise that the president was known at the time of the appointme

novorossiya during the russian empire and the soviet days of the struggle for independence from poland, austria-hungarysia are among them.

these ukrainians is filled with the idea of ​​a long-term struggle for independence from poland, austria-hungary russia, among them are not only orthodox, but also catholics with greek catholics, the most passionate galicians and westerners are sure that it was they and the grown-up nationalists who grew up, and the country itself is obliged independence, but they were able to enter the central government in the new ukraine only after the maidans before that in the leadership were mostly industrialists. how did it happen that in one country there were ukrainians so different from each other, almost different peoples, and what did it lead to? after the february revolution of 1917 from the moment of the collapse of the two empires of russia and the austro-hungarian empire and until the formation of the ukrainian ssr , several states existed on the territory of modern ukraine, two bourgeois republics, the western ukrainian people's zunr with its capital in lvov and the ukrainian people's republic in kiev , were able to unite, but not for long. as a result, zunr was defeated by the poles, and after

-ninth year, when they were forced to flee throw everything from lvov that they built, which austria -hungary, who dressed in polish nightgowns and went to the opera house. this, too, the poles will never forget lviv to the poles. what's the problem? not only that, but there are families of ukrainians that they eat, what a problem from their village, they changed their citizenship four times, because troops walked past them all the time. you think they say goodbye to you too, so the only monument that i accept you as the one that should be, by the way, in prague in the upper city is a small wooden pyramid with a red star to a red army soldier who died there and bequeathed to be buried there by all the rest , everything is possible for kiev propaganda. actually. i highly recommend everyone to watch the film shafts, and the volyn massacre is the strongest anti-bandera you did not break through the answer to pacification and the poles understand this. we agreed on this. we are all intentionally poking, yes, what we are poking you will soon find out, and so the film the woman says the film shafts

that is, it turns out that the pattern austria-hungary.nation, they were repeated in ukraine and will lead to the same uh. by the way, regarding the last remark about education, i can say that, of course, we have a lot of things to fix, but, uh, on february 24, several of my undergraduate graduates called me and said that i was elena georgievna and we volunteered, and signed up for the draft board. i say eh well, maybe they take already certain good enough jobs. generally. i say, well, maybe we should have waited for the summons. they say no, we won't wait. we 'll volunteer. and you know why they called me. not because, let's say, to check in, but asked, but to find literature for them, while they were still going on psychological work. says we'll work with recruits. we will set them on the right track. that is, there are different guys. and this is the detail of the fact that our society is not ready. it is not the same, unfortunately. yes but yes, but you need to work, you need to work, but i will probably start with stoltenberg. ah, yes

it was fiona who worked, but for some insignificant country austria-hungary about the beginning of the is it her highness american illiterate ignorance that world war i started like this? and on this, on this ignorance, they build all their knowledge, all their policies, the second ignorance. this is damn. but if he was simply illiterate, impolite with a university degree debut, he is russian. american approach to the whole world, he is russian, he says, you are all subhumans. not being able to determine your own destiny, you are not able to properly manage your states. you are primitive only we are americans. only we can manage you because you yourself are not able to. you are defective all of europe from whom he said the same. it was said by another nerd fukuyama. the whole world is defective, except for americans in america, too. all americans, only democrats, and these all the rest are worse, because only americans have the mental ability to rule the world. this says otherwise there will be peace. and they do it all to save the world. when they don't have the confidence that they c

that is, it turns out that the template is austria-hungary.rding to which the balkan nation was forged, they were repeated in ukraine and will lead to the same uh. the cruelest results that we are still seeing today, by the way, regarding the last remark about education, i can say that, of course, we have a lot of things to fix, but uh, on february 24, several of my undergraduate graduates called me and said that i was elena georgievna. and we volunteered, and signed up for the military registration and enlistment office. i say to eh, maybe they already have certain good enough positions. generally. i say, well, maybe we should have waited for the summons. they say no, we won't wait. we 'll volunteer. and do you know why they called me? not because, let's say, check in, but they asked, uh, to find literature for them while they were still getting together for psychological work. says we'll be working with recruits. we will set them on the right track. that is, there are different guys. and this is the detail of the fact that our society is not