which is even more interesting, and this third paragraph says that the federal republic of germany and the german the democraticlic reaffirms its renunciation of the production of possession and e power. how they write powers over nuclear biological chemical weapons. excuse me, but the 20 b612 warheads that are in the buchel, which officially do not belong to germany, but which germany can dispose of jointly with the americans, this is not a violation, er, of the third article of this very agreement on the unification of the two heroes. well, finally, i will not take the last point of time for the fifth point. it is the most important, according to the treaty, no armed forces other countries cannot be on the territory of the federal republic of germany and participate in hostilities. and the american military contingent, and the british, and, uh, the ukrainians, which they say today are 5,000. we are going to, uh, train and educate them in order to send them to the war zone. who carried out and who is going to carry out this agreement on the unification of germany. war. it is not finished because the peace trea

for example happened during the unification of the federal republic of germany and the german democratic republicand the german democratic republic immediately stopped its existence here, as we see loncozzi, 25 years have passed since the unification and there, after all, china, only after 25 years, some measures are already being taken to, let's say, change the order in goncozzi. well, i think that the formula can be different, because it can be foam meetings some new formula after all one country two systems is the formula of densiopin 1900 there in the 90s let's say and it is not exactly that, that is, it is interpreted differently by those in taipei let's say in taiwan and in china and the very attitude towards what is such a united china yes there is a very different interpretation of eh in beijing, let's make it clear, mr. oles, in beijing, let's say this clearly, mr. oles. now, let's talk about distant china, but a little with reference to ukraine, since it probably interests ukrainian viewers the most . information appeared a week or two ago . well, information appeared not more than two

and by the way where another state structure was created, the structure of the german democratic republich the support of the soviet union, such a real rethinking did not take place, as a result, we see the popularity of ex-communist and right-wing parties precisely in the eastern lands of the federal republic, where the german democratic republic was, there the party of the left will get the greatest results was created from the ruins of the citilistically unified party of germany , the alternative party for germany will get the biggest result there, so in this regard, of course, this is very important the fact that germany was an occupied country or will russia be an occupied country? i think that this is a rhetorical question, so there will be no rethinking of the special i think that there may be an understanding that russia failed to implement its historical plans and then the territories that russia will have to lose will be exactly i always say that we just need to live another 20-30 years so that a new generation of russians will appear who will not perceive ukraine as an obvious

khrushchev creates his defensive warsaw pact alliance in our allies in east germany , the german democratic republicthe gdr czechoslovakia poland bulgaria hungary romania and albania is already 19.505 the socialist camp took shape and the ussr already had an atomic bomb, but the soviet union was the first to take the next step by testing an even more powerful weapon thermonuclear or hydrogen earth on october 30, 1961. the crew wears goggles left 3 seconds two one. a few seconds after the explosion, the diameter of the field column was about 10 km. the tsar bomb turned out to be 3,000 times more powerful than the american hiroshima, so the ussr pulled ahead in the nuclear race. stalin started this program back in 1945, testing a hydrogen bomb at the semipalatinsk test site in soviet kazakhstan in august 1953 was stalin's greeting already from the afterlife. maybe peoples died in march to me even in five months before the tests, but it was stalin's efforts that the world became bipolar, nuclear deterrence based on parity began to work. the nuclear program gave us nuclear energy in obninsk in 1954 the

east germany german democratic republic of the gdr poland bulgaria hungary romania and albania already in 1955, the socialist camp, by that time, both the usa and the ussr already had an atomic bomb, but the soviet union was the first to do it. the next step, having tested an even more powerful weapon, a thermonuclear or hydrogen test site on novaya zemlya on october 30, 1961. in 1945, a test of a hydrogen bomb at the semipalatinsk test site in soviet kazakhstan in august 1953 was the leader of the peoples died in march, before five months of testing, but it was stalin's efforts that the world became bipolar nuclear deterrence based on parity, the nuclear program began to work gave us nuclear energy in obninsk in 1954 the world's first soviet nuclear power plant was launched, the rocket program, this and mirny kosmos, the red project, the systemic approach to the soviet economy, was bearing fruit, nuclear parity ruled out a direct attack on the ussr, therefore , the military confrontation between the united states and the west was brought out locally in different regions of the planet

when it was building its relations, what were the relations based on, this is the same german democratic republicf these houses of friendship is a network of er these er courses of study. well, not ukrainian, but the language is from a trip to the russian language, and this is the whole burden . turned into such a thing for germany very successful very convenient convenient such a partner from whom we received economic bonuses in the form of cheap energy and on the other hand how such a wild field for well for profit yes for these for german companies that is, where we could not work this is the formed image a reliable and original partner in a pile with such a wrongly absolutely understandable historical responsibility of germany, not before that, before that, she had to answer, and together with, again, with this flora, such a haze of such a mysterious russian culture, this well, no speaking of which, in a certain way, i won't exaggerate here - we won't exaggerate, but still, there is some corruption of the german elis, probably it also exists, but that's all, it gave such a cocktail, such a mi

proper manner respectful to our country to our victory, the inhabitants of the gdr of the german democratic republicwreaths and flowers to monument to the soviet soldier vretto in the park twice on may 8 on liberation day. how did they call their holiday and may 9, victory day when official delegations arrived in berlin and russian songs sounded in 1976. the repertoire for the first time included the song victory day, even here in germany they drank it the most. yes it would seem to a convinced country, they still perceived it with enthusiasm. i was afraid i even thought it was pleasant to hear that they were defeated pleasantly or unpleasantly, but it was precisely aleksandrovtsev in august 1948. they staged a concert in the open. dark sky on one of the central squares of the city where about 35,000 berliners gathered. fili eh road nightingales in the forest near the frontline kalinka was the crown number of the program and after 30 years the concerts began to complete the songs victory day, probably, just the appearance of this song victory day well, somehow strengthened the paphos of this victory

more interesting, and this third point says that the federal republic of germany and the german democratic republic refusal to produce possession and e power. how they write powers over nuclear biological chemical weapons. excuse me, but the 20 b612 warheads that are in the buchel, which officially do not belong to germany, but which germany can dispose of jointly with the americans, this is not a violation, uh, of the third article of this very unification treaty two heroes. well, finally, i will not take the last point of time for the fifth point. it is most important, according to the treaty, no armed forces of other countries can be located on the territory of the federal republic of germany to participate in hostilities. and the american military contingent, and the british and ukrainians, whom they say today are 5,000. we are going to, uh, train and educate them in order to send them to the war zone. who fulfilled and who is going to fulfill this agreement on the unification of germany. i want to remind you that with this unification germany, as it were, believes that thereby ended the second

those issues that the frg is worried about getting into working good contacts with the german democratic republicstood this concept of van del dur handel in the same way, so for me what these two respected german experts wrote it seems, well, but a lie. yes, but they perverted this concept, attributing it to its current one. yes. e understanding after the end of the cold war and oleg anatolyevich here they wrote that the policy of germany of the united states is different, that they have drawn different conclusions. but here is what unites these two concepts in the sense that they are a concept. changes through trading a-a are interpreted by these two experts. this is that both the united states and germany, in this new interpretation, are focused not on coexistence, not on partnership, but on the transformation of those who differ from them, that is, the west is not able to coexist with other centers of power. he is necessarily focused on somehow rebuilding them for himself, either, uh, the way the united states did it through the harsh use of force or the threat of force, or transformation, but

east germany german democratic republic of the gdr czechoslovakia poland bulgaria hungary romania and19505. this is how the socialist camp took shape. by that time, both the usa and the ussr already had an atomic bomb, but the soviet union was the first to take the next step, having tested an even more powerful weapon, thermonuclear or hydrogen earth on october 30, 1961 . the crew puts on goggles, 3 seconds left two one zero. a few seconds after the explosion, the diameter of the field column was about 10 km. the tsar bomb turned out to be 3,000 times more powerful than the american hiroshima, so the ussr pulled ahead in the nuclear race. stalin began this program back in 1945 , testing a hydrogen bomb at the semipalatinsk test site in soviet kazakhstan in august 1953 was stalin's greeting already from afterlife. the leader of the peoples died in march, before five months of testing, but it was stalin’s efforts that the world became bipolar nuclear deterrence on the basis of parity, the nuclear program began to work gave us nuclear energy in obninsk in 1954, the world’s first soviet n

and, because we know that the history of the absorption of the frg, the german democratic republic, and of german generals who survived did not bear any responsibility. and there that there are two positions no, well, even three, madman. uh, in fact hitler who ruined all the wonderful strategic plans. that is, respectively, frost is slushy. and so, of course, in no case did they lose in any way to the red army. and today, when we do this, we hear the repetition of exactly the same things. well, wait, of course, if you give, in fact, uh, german tanks are wonderful to ukrainians. they somehow forget that in the same words. here, too, rhetoric argued. as a matter of fact, about before hitler sent, er, a tiger and a panther, respectively, to the kursk salient. uh, here the trouble is somehow quite difficult, because the summer was not with frost, nor do they still find it in reality. there we won at the kursk bulge. we also really, for some reason retreated, but these are also small things. this is the lack of historical memory for the german people. this is very bad. history. you see, when

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just in november, together with our german colleagues, as well as representatives of china, argentina, uzbekistan, and the democratic republica, iran, we held a conference in yaroslavl on the topic of humanism and human rights. next year 75 years have passed since the signing of the universal declaration of human rights. this is a fundamental document. it was important for building the post-war world order. but now it is often used by the west to impose its value, the new fashionable western values ​​have been brought to the point of absurdity, they are simply destructive. it is unlikely that they will be accepted in other parts of the world, but the source of these values ​​\u200b\u200bis not accidental. the western concept of rights and freedoms is based on the understanding of man as an autonomous individual, but for many peoples and civilizations individualism is not the main value national models should take into account the religious historical cultural specifics in their time. conceptual regional documents in the field of human rights were created, for example, the african charter on human and peoples' rights i will p