in prussia, which the soviet union took 2/3 2/3 east prussia was given to poland vladimirovich of modernity. here today on the modern authorities. poland is offering us some kind of so- called democracy on bayonets. that is , in fact, they say that in the twentieth year. it was a mistake. yes, a huge mistake. it was necessary to immediately declare yourself with the help of the force of the radical force of the force there was. well, radical power. today we are already preparing specifically militants to bring us democracy. well, i remember again the events before the thirty-ninth year. well, there was a chance that in fact it turned out before the thirty-ninth in fact, belarus is an agrarian appendage with no industry, and moreover, an interesting fact, western disease ethnographic tours. well listen. well, probably, there, uh, there wasn’t enough money, lupanul to go, uh, to look at the curiosities of ukraine there , somewhere in africa, somewhere, and here the belarusians are ready, which means, uh, a reserve. but where can you see the peasants? well, read i’m on the whites, who are here

until 1795, the kingdom of prussia ertz, the duchy of austria and the russian empire three times dividedlth as a result of the third partition of poland for 123 years, disappeared altogether from geographical maps later, napoleon bonaparte created the principality of warsaw, dependent on france, on the lands of prussia; more of it, by decision of the congress of vienna, became part of russia as the kingdom of poland. during world war i, this territory was occupied by german and hungarian troops after the war. it also became the core of the new polish state of the second polish-lithuanian commonwealth, which was led by yuz philosophical plans to recreate poland in the tombs of the golden age led to the soviet-polish war, as a result, the treaty of riga was signed, according to which poland withdrew the former parts of the russian empire of western ukraine and western belarus on september 1, 39. hitler's germany attacked poland , world war ii began, the polish government fled to london and the soviet union annulled all treaties and agreements concluded with it western ukraine and western b

this is belarus, which formerly belonged to prussia, russia recognized all the conquests of the frenchontinental blockade of england . however, these visiting agreements did not guarantee peace with france, and after 5 years napoleon attacked russia, which ultimately led to the collapse of his empire. on july 7, 1932 , studies on the production of soviet milk powder were completed at the leningrad institute of the dairy industry. this made it possible to deliver vital an important product rich in vitamins , protein and calcium in the far north and in areas where there were no farms dry, milk had a long shelf life, which was also very important, by the way, our compatriot was also the first person in the world who received milk in powder form doctor osip krichevsky and he did it in 1802 after 30 years, the russian chemist derchev, founded the first commercial production of milk powder due to patenting it and soon the production of milk powder was established in the usa, england and other countries. institute successor. developer now st. petersburg state university of low temperature and

i'm on saw people what is happening in ukraine and prussia is if i'm going to cute your shows. and the premiums are essentially the same. people sharing the same history, the same accessory the same pick. one belonged to the office location and even the name of ukraine is from the award or could i am in border that i am a student of competitive history. i have read intensively and i extensively about russia, russia, russia, and ukraine, that essentially the same people. so what came up quoted are they have we in on a line continue. it's not us with double interest like fuse and is somewhat on march and fits that he doesn't care whether the car is black or white. it's so long it to catch the mice will have challenges. so under the bottom and we may have resources to pay for what the distribution and insecurity. russia has. the key has a solution right here, but really has an issue, really friendship and speaking on partnerships and friendship. so what is the importance of strategic cooperation between russia and africa and what are some of those faxes that you see or other indus

she received vast lands in the german provinces of posen pomerania and in east prussia.hus, the second polish-lithuanian commonwealth appeared. drug addict of strange affairs of the ussr vyacheslav molotov will later call this state an ugly brainchild of the treaty of versailles. it was a strange state a state created on the ruins of three empires, parts of germany, austria-hungary and russia entered new poland and as a result only 60% of the population of poland were poles 40% of the population were germans, belarusians, ukrainians or turkey and they believed that they were great , poland from the sea to the sea from the black to the baltic do not solve all issues, and i'm scared, not the ottoman empire , not the russian tsar, all this is in the past, but they lived in the past and they had a cult of the past. poland from powerfully from the sea. before the sea the result is not just a fairly large country. but in principle, the largest country in eastern europe, and initially everyone considered poland as a kind of outpost and the germans. so it was considered initiall

the leningrad region is east prussia, which the soviet union took 2/3 2/3 east prussia was given tohole here today on the modern power of the soil is offered to us as the so-called democracy on bayonets, that is in fact they say that in the twentieth year it was a mistake. yes, a huge mistake. it was necessary to immediately declare oneself with the help of the force of the radical force, the force was there. well, radical power. today we are already preparing specifically militants to bring us democracy. well, i remember again the events before the thirty-ninth year. well, there was a chance that in fact it turned out before the thirty-ninth year, in fact, belarus is an agrarian tributary, there is no industry, and moreover, an interesting fact, western polesie ethnographic tours. listen. well, probably, there wasn’t enough money there, lupanul to go , uh, look at the curiosities of ukraine somewhere near africa, and here the belarusians are ready, so, uh, nature reserves. yes, where you can see the peasants. well, reading the white monkeys, which are right here at hand, which of t

he's an african, the leader of an african country is perfectly natural since prussia is not an african country, but it's still cares about this issue. if this is a really positive thing and we africans will need to take advantage of this to explain the more precisely what pam african ism is, how exactly to come to this african solidarity that the found his parents who created this concept with striving to establish on the continent, and i'm very grateful to rushes to considering these things. and how would you define pan african is a, is african solidarity bucks on a high level. you're a foreigner, you come to my village. i said, you interesting to, you know, it's more than that is what was at the heart of the conception of the european union and the ability to confront big commonalities, like the united states, china and other countries to occupy almost whole continents to become today. well, i cannot mccloud the phone, let me call associated economic social because of cologne utilization. we lost a lot in terms of culture and identity. and in the fifty's and sixty's, people thought i

know that many visits aids which attended readiness put things in speech, which said clearly that prussia in attempts to get back to africa. but the russian 2nd for a to africa is different from the soviet approach. somebody union but builds relationship software idea logically close to it. these days russia is building relationships both on the buy, let's roll with spaces and with the entire continent. and in this respects, african integration, it's unique, that's on like the european type of integration. when you give up your sovereignty in exchange for a certain nice to use for development benefit. quite the opposite is happening on continental basis. and the list of organizations are being established that represents the continent as a whole. and we have a representative of one such organizations here. so i'm given the microphone to gregor on jeb. com. director general the african broadcasting union. thank you. thank you. dear guest is here today, raising the best of all, i would like to point out that it has been a great corner of the plan. the recession period, the yes yeah. for suc

relationship with india because of india, uh, quote unquote, actively benefiting from the sanctions against prussia because of the high oil imports. of course. so that indicates that it might come up during his discussions with is going to box here in the, in india, he will not be the 1st german functionary or the your, or your 1st, your pin think study to touch upon the subject in india. but they've all been given the same kind of response and there's no indication as to whether he would receive any different kind of response this time around. so now despite the opposing views here, when it comes to russia and germany does one to strength and ties with india. now where does india see the biggest potential for more cooperation? what many sectors? uh, actually, i mean, they don't already separately. it is in which, uh there's a lot of german investment. the sectors like transportation, electrical equipment, metallurgical invest fees. in children's chemicals, there's construction activity, trading ultimately. so there are a lot of areas in which, more than a 1000 german companies are already of funct

of id pressure to perform, never more so done in monday is opened up here in melbourne as now the prussia, maybe on germany, but they have a plan to beat morocco as dw and email attack a found out when she paid a visit to their training come in while on australia's central coast. since arriving in australia, germany have been busy prospecting. they game, they still struggle to defend against counter attacks. but goal keep amount of homes told me that it has nothing to do with the defending of our assets is sila play means that we've been very high and that allows us to put our opponents under pressure early. the obviously that means we don't move into transition as much as we would if we thought deeper, but it gives us bodies in the box book. tactically, it makes an impact that we can play like that being cut deep line and defensive side, give germany to most problems. that means they won't have it easy against the likes of morocco, columbia, in south korea, things on trusting the above. you can also see it is obviously always very hard against teams that focus heavily on the fence. and a

use similar weapons against the crating and all the forces i'm showing you reminded washington the prussia has form or across the relations the united states is applying to ukraine. therefore they will be more efficient and more deadly with the potential to inflict even heavier losses on the crating and on forces. now of course, uh, these positions have been used before by the united states in a rock. come up down this down to save a staging effect. what they do is these positive munitions. a lot of the roommate unexploded on 3 days late to the sometimes picked up by children who mistake the full toys. so they're afraid so incredibly low, low thing, which is perhaps why it's called the vision. the even them up to us is allies. some 120 countries have find the use of costing me additions. i don't want to demo and they told me members out a food tons to phone books. uh, the latest developments in the special ministry operation. and he said that to russian, like both of those accounts are offensive across the cross no limit and square. they've made some significant gains along 2 kilometers al

the prussia is under pressure to extend a deal for green shipments out of ukraine. the return moscow wants access to the international payment system. swift will look at what stake and negotiations also wanna show many disabilities in the workplace are invisible to colleagues, and bosses will look at a growing shift towards disclosure. hello and welcome to show i'm seeing jersey in berlin of russia's connection to a key international payment system has emerged as a bargaining chip in negotiations to extend green deliveries from ukraine, united nations secretary general antonio gutierrez, sending a letter to vladimir putin asking him to keep the greenville going for several months, as the new considers reconnecting a russian bank to this with system. the european union cut russian off from swift last year, making it harder for the country to export goods and collect payments. all right, you'll have a shuttle joyce, me from studio riga for more your a. why is this with payment systems so important for moscow? well, reconnecting to vista is extremely important for us s

dw documentary, the, this is the w news line from the in french riotous prussia caught in to a local males home and such as a light injuring his wife and family. the incident follows 5 nights of writing across the country, blocked by the police shooting of a teenager. we bring you the latest from the seats. also on the show, the wagner group is losing influence off to its fail newton eva, mass them to regroup, sees it's media operation, blocked by russian authorities on its headquarters, stripped off its emblems on insignia. the hello monica jones. good to have you with us. starting with the ongoing rides in from st. francis interior minister says police arrested more than 700 people on the 5th night of unrest across the country. during those riots, the home of paris sub of mail was rammed by a car and set a light loss on blown may or on the southern suburb of layla hose, said in a statement that his wife and one of his children were injured. john paul from the conservative leader to become party, was not at home at the town hall. during the incident, the regional prosecute has opene

polanski away from home, 5 commanders who left the defense of mario full in the all the phase of prussia and wish also coming up the transfer of russian nuclear weapons. to better lose this pause and console into neighboring states. invitations and mass protests, some strong houses defy and efficient battle gatherings through the call. the police reform that's harder to use and to prevent for new public the photo over the series of killings. while the number such as swans back into the program, you created president florid means the lensky visits may carland to lock the 500. stay overall shows innovation for disparities by the presidential office. cholenski are driving by boat and leaving floss. after my motor, the black sea island became a symbol of defiance only in the war. when you create it in defenders refuse to surrender to adoption and worship you printed and false. later recapture of the island. zalinski also brought home several high as acting ukrainian commanders will stopped in the siege of mario port. they were taken prison. no russian forces eventually captured the city. the

biden defend sending thousands of the contribution of weapons to house cube and the fight against prussia saying it's the right thing to do all it's coming up. nato, profess for you so much, but the focus on membership for you creative treatment. but that all the questions over the alliance was capabilities are us generalised as dw mitchell is not ready to face any tut from russia. we working alongside humans to provide assistance and support and will not be replacing any existing jobs. reassuring was that or united patients are summit thought robots, all software, big, good one. the was better than people the i'm number, such as, while it's good to have you with us, the united states will send cluster bombs to ukraine to help to fight the russian invasion. the white house says presidential by to meet the difficult decision to supply of the contribution weapons because it was the right thing to do. more than a $120.00 country band cluster bombs, because the kill and maim indiscriminate to human rights groups accuse both sides of using them and a for small being sent to ukraine. but the pe

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was, the decision of the top leadership of the soviet union was given well fraternal poland east prussiahink that the leningrad region is here.

i'm showing who reminded washington the prussia has form or across the munitions. the united states is applying to crying, therefore they will be more efficient and more deadly. what the potential to inflict, even heavier loss is on the crating and on forces. now of course, uh, these positions have been used before by the united states in a rock come, i've done this, don't it's devastating effect. what they do is these close to munitions. a lot of the roommate unexploded and for use light to the sometimes picked up by children who mistake the full toys. so they're afraid so incredibly low, low thing, which is perhaps why it's cold division. even them up to us is a, it's a so i'm $120.00 countries have find the use of close to meet agents. i don't want to buy more and they told members i showed his, hey, so touched upon books. uh, the latest developments in the special ministry operation, and he said that to russian a full set of rules, a counter offensive across the cross, no limit and square. they've made some significant gains along 2 kilometers along the front l

the don cossack emelyan pugachev fought valiantly in in the wars with prussia and turkey, he receivedfficer rank of cornet, for courage in battles raised a riot, when russia fought with turkey to suppress from the theater of war, alexander vasilyevich suvorov himself was captured, captured by his own cossacks, executed on bolotnaya square in moscow was supposed to be quartered, but, given military merit. empress catherine the great softened the punishment. first, pugachev was cut off his head, and only then his arms and legs. hetman of the zaporizhzhya army ivan mazepa one of the closest associates of peter i in the azov campaign against the ottoman empire lived with the young emperor in the same tent fought with the swedish army charles the twelfth was awarded the highest order of st. andrew the first-called number two and with a sword with diamonds became one of the richest people russia's betrayal and peter breaks the cossack, the detachments cast him the order of judas from five kg of silver . soviet general andrey vlasov, the hero of the battle of moscow in 1941, commanded the 20

and i explained to me why we russia, well, in prussia, help us do cool the factors that school bar stations weren't acosta policies sorry to interrupt a lot of african countries are increasingly so an interest in part partnering with the east west point. jerry is position on this and sort of where do you mean by the use with china? oh no. that is what i did. everybody wants to go to china because of what they but whenever you land the china, the price i salute, act, you must make money. the before i zillow, turn the has the effect, and i get. so in the same, easily presume additional products or whatever it is, what do you, good day you are coming back to make money. so i think i'm 21 dash visible to the extent and that, but they've been, they've worked very hard on this and that's why they are trucking, the level of the traffic that seems going to change. because there are some aspect of chinese business that people not get too comfortable with. so you know, when they give loans and they ask that we follow for. so being the money to process it in the loan, which means that they can actuall

1946, the city of königsberg, was renamed kaliningrad , this territory previously belonging to east prussiaived after the second world war by agreement between the allies. moreover, russia conquered these lands back in the 18th century, but the lover of everything german, emperor peter iii simply returned the territory back to his idol king friedrich, the second only out of admiration for him in 1945, the soviet union received them forever, the city was renamed in honor of the revolutionary and statesman mikhail kalinin since then and until now, the kaliningrad region, the most western region russia is not connected to it by land, but having access to the sea on july 4, 2007, the russian sochi was chosen as the capital of the 2014 winter olympics, the russian resort managed to bypass six other contenders. austrian salzburg south korean kyuhan. kazakh, almata, georgian borjomi, bulgarian sofia and spanish hulk the sochi olympics were a huge success, for the second time in history our country hosted the olympic games, but in moscow in the eighties the summer olympics were held sochi hosted th

foreigners in the armies of the major european powers rarely fell below a quarter, and it happened even in prussian the 18th century, two- thirds were at the same time. well, that's it in one year, but the third quarters even in france quarter although france is the largest country in europe in terms of population and it competed sovereign. well, that is, barking, who will pay more or how it happened. and yes, there were contracts, so to speak. e long-term tradition. eh, tradition implies, and duration, apparently, and the most striking example of elandgravery is essence, and in 1730 every nineteenth inhabitant, and then even more, up to seven percent of the population. and it needs to be multiplied. uh, twice, because men are fighting, but they belonged to the army and one. the rulers of hesse, kassel , spoke in the middle of the 18th century as enlightened. uh, our army is peru, that is, our source of income. peru i mean, first of all, precious metals in spain, uh, here's the thirty years' war. it is known that not only individual soldiers, but also entire armies, moved freely from one owner to

the shift duty officer of the railway station from east prussia called echelon and cows in it.ccording to the documents they are thoroughbred, they roar not fed, not doiny. what to do? an emergency meeting of the bureau of the central committee was convened without delay at night. according to the decree of the ussr state defense committee of march 14, 1945, on the transfer of trophy horses and cattle from the territory of germany and poland to the bssr in both modest wars of the republic began to arrive the first batch of livestock and empathy schedule. the non-standard decision was made to urgently raise the minsk region by morning to organize the export of livestock to the regions and the distribution of its population , primarily to widows with many children, but with the condition that the first calf will be given to the collective farm. the belarusian leadership considered that this was the only right decision by the fascists of the population, everything was destroyed, no farms, no fodder, the main task in the current situation , in any way to keep scott in the republic

hunger crisis tough being children on the 585 percent of somebody is we imports is the come from prussia and you create consequently, the price of the food across the entire horrible us again, as increased by 49 percent. the addition of the smaller list worse than hundreds from somebody. and if that continues see a huge got this in this country. let's see the debris and not that are going to look over 100 and you know, the, that alone the women, the city and the strong. that's what i'm saying. because when you look up the conditions, the fast or bad in the constitution still loading onto whole tomorrow, we'd be back on these mothers and they kids are in many ways the lucky ones. they've been able to escape all should bab territory in order to get help. we know that the people that are completely cut off from services because for them to get square of the services, they would probably need to pass. why don't they area controlled by them? then it's news that's become com or likewise we can go to them. l chabad holds lod swathes of territory across somalia. and has operatives in the capital

and what interest could, that's of a, for the rest of the african continent. prussia has been the opinion of update. russia has a line for the interests of africa. and africans from time even more. is it a sofa from any colonial hostage mentality? one of the product line sits, is supported lab ration of most of the african continent. window riggins and reminds me of touches by talking of strategy exactly. bias on all those types of russia stood by the n c y the the issue with design appear. we know the 2nd advisors for sure. i met for the inconvenience on the corner of my vision. it was in a place up from kit, but the size of present from the media is in by way. it's hardly any pick on country, doesn't come. nation that russia has no supported. so this is a window, this africa, russia, so me, it's a window, it's a platform that opportunity for us to revisit the relationship. and as i just said to back with that, unfortunately you have to electronic that it's a point in time. are all shattered, most interested in the african continent. now that the relationship has very candid and i can as

prussia russian empire for dud and marowetsky, too, that the current eu, germany and russia, are discomfortown borders and about those with whom poland has to limit chronic brussels still treats warsaw like a young european, trying to talk to washington without his participation. berlin irritates the poles with their unwillingness to even mention reparations for world war ii. but moscow has a good, unlike europe and therefore inconvenient for poles historical memory, the polish utopia of the early 20th century. this is the same poland from the sea, to the sea or between the sea or united states of poland was like this? the main goal of the current polish elite , which perceives the current situation as a chance is phantom ambitions, one is cooler than the other, for example, to lead its geopolitical trio, like the weimar triangle or binilux only with predatory goals, though ukraine is in the triangle. she never called warsaw, rather she forcibly included square meters in her own with lithuania. this is how the lublin union of the middle of the 16th century looked like in the painting by the

polanski wrote some home fights, vermonters who left the defense of mario full in the over the face of prussia and wish also coming up the transfer of russian nuclear weapons to better roost as far as income. so underneath.

the is the west propaganda war against prussia. beginning to show practice stimulatory situation. your brain is being revealed is grim with anything approaching optimism, fading. nonetheless, the fight administration in the inner parties, soldier on wasting ukrainian blood the when it's come to a free can legacy. i am most the abraham, the julia snow, ready in the 1950s led the collective liberation movement that founded the country, ppo stands and the, as we know it. today. he achieved this against a background of violent colonialism that went on for decades for pressing the low can african population and dropping the land to date, my guest judy as never read his son, mondanca knew where he is working to preserve the legacy of his father. and his collective movement, the legacy of negotiation, social justice, and african unity. he is a founding member of the forum for the defendants of the great historic and leaders of african liberation. it includes members from the family of such a free can icons like need some and a lot of south africa nasir of egypt. some more. i'm a share of

pressure was very good at this so they had -- prussia was very good at this and so they had an advantage on the battlefield. ai is the same. it's taking a lot of the information and it allows us to digest is and move it -- use it more effectively and we are going to see this feedback loop continues to grow as long as we sort of exist within this organization. so in this sense i do not see this as something new. we've been dealing with this for hundreds of years. this process of growing information and applying it but it does not have to be negative. if you want to have a welfare state you need to know how much money people make and where they live and if they are employed, it the only way you can start to provide them benefit so there are some positive aspects to this and i think it is really easy to get lost in this idea that it is all about profit. to some extent it is not part of it is just because of how the world is structured, which is something that happened a long time ago. jacob: a good question about national security. are there authors or books that suggest that -- you could s

so it's sort of been to, to, to come from the defense of prussia and, and all the issue a few crime. you cannot. and most of politicians shut off the sort of really the population. people may have a good 40 method accepted it officially because several issues during elections. and um, uh, it's a real problem. it's lee. it's very interesting here we can throw in american domestic politics for a 2nd. i mean, you have to, well known a candidates running for the presidency, bobby junior and donald trump. washington, everyone in washington is wrong. that's my opinion. but it's east too outside or is that are saying different, different things and they have get a lot of traction. quite interesting. don't you think? and it's something that i've seen play out in many different instances. and that is people on the opposite side of the spectrum. are all very dissatisfied with the status quo, which is to say with the establishment exactly, or some people talk about this for a few theory and not such a big fan of that. but what i think is there's been a small sort of ruling lead to crush themsel

on the board has to vote w travel off we go the, this is the, the news coming to live from berlin. prussia calls an incident on the bridge, linking russia with crime me, a as an act of terrorism. and verified footage from a russian source shows damage to the bridge of the reports of blasts overnight and 2 deaths on the structure. the new fears of global food crisis, as russia tells the un, it's pulling out of a deal, allowing ukraine to export grain safely from its ports in the black sea. also coming up, brutal feet, waves group, the us asia and europe authorities warm people to stay out of the sun as the world keeps up because of climate change. and an epic final as will to spain's carlos, our garage beats, nobody chuck of which it is the serbians winning spring, the l. o m. terry martin, good heavy with us. russia has accused ukraine of an act of terrorism. after an incident on the bridge linking russia and crimea, moscow says 2 people were killed and a child was injured after blasts on the coach bridge overnight. it's unclear who was behind the incident. media reports, quote, ukrainian

the band on youtube, the question, did you say you requested the is the west propaganda war against prussia? beginning to show practice stimulatory situation. your brain is being revealed is grim with anything approaching optimism, stating, nonetheless, the by didn't ministration and the inner parties soldier on wasting ukrainian blood . l look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings accept. we're such orders that conflict with the 1st law show alignment of the patient. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence . the point obviously is to place a trust, rather than to the various job. i mean with artificial intelligence. we have so many with the in the a robot must protect his phone. existence was on the 1934 france invaded algeria and straight away the friend started inhabiting it to strengthen their position. the column is known as the new. ours did the best land from day one. the local population was put into an unequal position and was briefly exploited. this cause and as discontent. the pe

the is the west propaganda war against prussia beginning to show practice stimulatory situation. your brain is being revealed is grim with anything approaching optimism, fading, nonetheless, the fight in ministration in the inner parties, soldier on wasting ukrainian blood the is this the issue right now? the distance of the lives of the series doing it for you and you have them by see it the split this other. it's like it stopped the but even the way needs. yeah . you're saying you missed us and you to see because of that to those whom but the instrumental village doesn't notice we are gambling with the future of all mankind and we're, we're risking it for not the the, by the middle of the 19th century, practically the whole of india had been under the rule of the british and by the colonial authorities at a post at heavy depth bringing the people into poverty.