me, i always remember one fact from his biography during the negotiations in tehran between stalin churchillin ordered to hang on the wall a picture of the son of a village icon painter and the grandson of the priest plastov fascist flying so called the boy killed the cow, killed the puppy. oh, terrible picture in order to bring the picture of the plastic to the negotiations. it is necessary not to have a special type of thinking today so subtly no one works in negotiations.

because joseph stalin and winston churchill hate each other. and what happens is it's in tehran, iran of all places. that's where it takes place, because stalin went in the beginning. they said to him listen. we want to have all these different places maybe we'll take out a ruler. they take out a ruler, a measure let's go equidistant from all of us. we'll meet you in. no. how about we meet here? no, no, no, no. just on will. not be anywhere but in tehran. he knows that tehran has an embassy for the british has an embassy for the soviets. they have a railroad there. so they have security forces there. and stalin also knows that the desert there means that it'll keep their secrecy. so now you know they don't want the meeting leaking out early but the meeting gets announced announced the publics they all know fdr. his motorcade comes through the center of the city everyone of course wants to fdr, the president of united states has traveled across the globe and they're all waving and craning their necks to look in the president's inside waving at th

me, i always remember one fact from his biography during the negotiations in tehran between stalin churchill and roosevelt, stalin ordered to hang a picture of his son on the wall village icon painter and grandson of the priest plastov fascist flying called a boy killed by a cow. puppy killed. oh, terrible picture in order to bring the picture of the formation to the negotiations. it is necessary to have a special type of thinking today so subtly no one works in negotiations. stalin knocked out for russia western ukraine and western belarus the southern part of sakhalin and the kuril islands what russia lost in the russo-japanese war of 1904 in the fifth years he corrected not only the bolshevik mistakes, but also the mistakes of the romanovs at first churchill refused to start an operation in the english channel, but stalin said that the soviet army might have a feeling of loneliness and the russians would stop at the borders of the forty-first year and would not go further, that is, europe itself dealt with its hitler churchill came horrors and immediately agreed to the operation to begin

during the time roosevelt, stalin, churchill made a deal. >> is about the national park's? >> and with the history of the world. >> welcome i would like to know, brown people on this planet have a place where they can go without getting bombed by europeans and european caucasians. >> any response to? >>, sure he was going, but i will say, one thing that i think is worth pointing out is that it is absolutely incorrect to start telling a history of the national parks by telling the history of when they became national park's as designated by the u.s. government because all 63 of these parks sit on indigenous land. they all create -- they all have somewhere on their landscapes, sacred sites, and they have deep histories where people who live on these lands are connected to, not just connected to but maintaining these areas so i would just say, it is worth pointing out, and anything we try to do as well to backup our historical storytelling and tell that sort of deeper, in some cases deeper geological history, but also the history of the human presence that predates the coming

chromium ore and other strategic raw materials back in the forty-third at the tehran conference churchill stalin roosevelt discussed the issue of turkey joining the anti-hitler coalition also churchill said that he would not object to the access of soviet ships to the warm seas. he believed that turkey would contain the soviet union in the south. as a result, turkey broke off trade relations with germany and on february 45 declared war on her after the end of hostilities. stalin raised the question of the bosphorus and danova straits before turkey. he believed that the soviet union should gain control over them, and also recalled the territories for the caucasian republics, some of which withdrew, turkey after the first world president of turkey and death and nurse, refused and addressed. with help from the united states and great britain , in order to prove its commitment to atlanticism, ankara sent a fairly significant contingent to korea for vanilla with the communists. so in the fifty-second turkey became a member of nato, the federal republic of germany joined the alliance 3 years later, in

how majestic clementsol was before george water wilson then stalin churchill roosevelt and now most ofen journalists does not know international specialists right away. who are these elderly gentlemen ladies who are posing against the backdrop of tanks and other weapons of a man of murder. macron in the uniform of napoleon, a norwegian in the skins of a berserker duda in the armor of a winged hussar, it seems that the authors of the clip were heavily smoked with what the verkhovna rada is going to legalize soon and laughed during the editing process. without deduction in the main author. they made a mistake, nato membership was promised to ukraine. so that the words could someday be interpreted as never before. let's say biden's joke. on this account in one hour and 20 minutes. you guys are asking such meaningful questions about the impossibility of an invitation to membership became known long before zelensky himself, in response, tried to use the only thing left in his arsenal, demanded an invitation to the alliance and otherwise threatened not to come to vilnius at all. this is prob

during the time roosevelt, stalin, churchill made a deal. >> is about the national park's?d with the history of the world. >> welcome i would like to know, brown people on this planet have a place where they can go without getting bombed by europeans and european caucasians. >> any response to? >>, sure he was going, but i will say, one thing that i think is worth pointing out is that it is absolutely incorrect to start telling a history of the national parks by telling the history of when they became national park's as designated by the u.s. government because all 63 of these parks sit on indigenous land. they all create -- they all have somewhere on their landscapes, sacred sites, and they have deep histories where people who live on these lands are connected to, not just connected to but maintaining these areas so i would just say, it is worth pointing out, and anything we try to do as well to backup our historical storytelling and tell that sort of deeper, in some cases deeper geological history, but also the history of the human presence that predates the coming in nat

he's gonna meet with joseph stalin, winston churchill as well, and talk about the future of europe andback pocket or not. norris: everybody was on edge, and they had to calm down oppenheimer. he was a bundle of nerves. rhodes: he chain-smoked, which he pretty much always did anyway. groves: it was a situation where i did not want dr. oppenheimer to get nervous. there's a famous picture from that evening where oppenheimer himself crawls up the tower to the top where the bomb has been hoisted he's checking all the final plugs to make sure that everything is in order. he's clearly worried, trying to check every last little detail. wellerstein: oppenheimer doesn't know if this thing is gonna work at all. eisenbach: in fact, he had a bet with another one of the scientists that it wouldn't work-- ten dollars. oppenheimer: there were a hundred things that could be done wrong, any one of which could make the test a failure. nye: everybody had doubts. was it even possible? and then this question, 'cause nobody was really sure: what if we set the whole atmosphere on fire? snowden: what if we set

the other hand, i want to remind you that lvov was never a russian city, as comrade churchill said to comrade stalinnswered, and warsaw was an advertisement on the planet. land only two organizations inspire strength and fear. this is, of course, the kgb and a sector appeared in the management that began to deal with the change of power in other countries the usa and nato countries are using ukraine to try to destroy russia because you should bring us profit that is why the usa the british and the french wanted to do everything possible to prevent war. my grandfather always considered an alliance with russia as the main condition for more than 20 thousand people a day during the great patriotic war, a dangerous moment in human history , 2018 edition as the beginning of the german-soviet war. well, ukraine has nothing to do with it. we'll take care of this. it will be the honest detective. yes, i would like to start my brief commentary with an operational meeting with the permanent members of the security council, which the president held last monday outside of the unit. uh, regarding ratings. e, pri

and other times he was on secret missions to meet winston churchill and joseph stalin.to hawaii, where everyone living in honolulu could see the president being driven through the city for a couple of days and no reporter in hawaii was allowed to report that the president was there. there was no law forcing the american news media to obey the censorship imposed on them by president roosevelt in world war ii, but they all lived by. it it really was government censorship. it was something robert kennedy jr. has never seen. and it was considered necessary for winning world war ii. expert witness robert kennedy jr. doesn't know anything about that. he is not very well educated. he has some fancy sounding schools in his academic resume, but he has convinced that he was addicted to drugs during most of high school, all of college, all of law school, and during his very brief term as an assistant district attorney in manhattan, where he was given that job by a friend of his father and his uncles. the job in the district attorney's office ended badly when robert kennedy jr. flu

so we talk about how when he goes to potsdam to meet with stalin and churchill in the summer of '45, knowing that the bomb works. oppenheimer and his team are under immense pressure to get this thing done and to test it, which is the trinity test, which happens in the new mexico desert. it's the first mushroom cloud in history, the first time an atomic bomb has ever been detonated. when word comes through that was successful, truman is giddy. we have this footage of him shaking hands with statin and churchill, life of the party. he knows that he's got a win now. that's an interesting moment. another really great moment with oppenheimer and truman is after the war, oppenheimer goes to see him in the oval office. he's really struggling to come to terms with what's happened in japan. even though he had full knowledge that, you know, this was going to occur and thousands would die, you know, it weighs heavily on his conscience. he goes to see truman and says, "mr. president, i have blood on my hands." kai talks about this in the film. truman does not want to hear this from oppenheimer. i

winson churchill watched and was struck by the calm reaction of stalin along with truman.hey decided that stalin simply did not understand. what are we talking about, but they were wrong from the soviet intelligence. he knew in detail about the manhattan project and returning to moscow, stalin ordered to speed up soviet work on the creation of atomic weapons, americans believed that before the mid- fifties. it will not appear in our country, but the first test in the ussr was already carried out in the forty-ninth and the country received reliable protection against possible aggression, the usa on july 24, 1956 , the city of physicists was founded, dubna, the largest nuclear research center in our country , the name was given by the river dubna in the xii century. there was an ancient russian settlement here, but it disappeared during the mongol invasion. in our era, in 1946, one of the key objects of the atomic project, a proton accelerator or a synchrocyclotron, began to be built here. they also created here, then the synchrophasotron, when they headed for the peaceful u

stalin lay down with his bones. here, uh, about uh, transferring these territories of east germany to the poles under the control of the poles well, well, at the same time, both churchillstalin also refused reparations from these territories, the soviet union remember what situation it was in? yes, he lay in ruins, but nonetheless. we went in order to really make these lands part of poland. now they scream, you understand, or uh, putin threatens us with this revisionism. hello well, but you see, our boys called, they took pity on our powerful ambassador there. yes, yes, he explained, but at the same time, in my opinion, the deputy minister of the polish foreign affairs. i was i was logical, he didn't even understand what he had to say there was a meeting. i understand it takes a few minutes. they just got out there with something indignant about these words, but again, a fact. i'm reading a bunch of comments, i'm screaming. they can’t say anything and the last listen, there are now a lot of anti-russian russophobic about ukrainian propaganda, but i was most amused by the insult, the last business insider that it turns out that ukrainian helicopter pilots, women, they a

lvov should go to the soviet union uh, ukraine, here churchill objected to me and said that lvov would never was included. russian empire, what did stalin answer? but warsaw was part of poland's aspirations. therefore, if polish units are brought there, no matter how they are called internal troops, there is, whatever, the national guard. all this is the beginning of the end of the ukrainian presence in these territories. joseph stalin suddenly surfaced in one of the questions, where it was about the exchange of leaders from the nazi azov captured in mariupol context, a well-known story. with stalin's refusal to exchange field marshal paulus for his son, make such a decision. it's on my look, after all, slightly different things, but on the other hand, we made these exchanges, including those of our pilots. if it is beneficial for us, now these azov people have returned to ukraine from turkey, where they were supposed to be under the personal guarantee of president erdogan until the end of hostilities. it turns out that there were certain agreements. they, respectively, were violated, other comments will not be asked the president to co

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so here churchill's disinformation there were very, very many of them. each of them had. stalinown game , however, there were people in england who, contrary to even plans, shared information in the soviet union every evening. i left the office with a large case full of reports that i wrote myself with a complete file that i pulled from real documents from the archive. i passed them on to my messenger in the evening the next morning. i received them back. they had already been photographed, and i brought them back early in the morning to the place. i do this regularly year after year. in the documents handed over philby said, and what the germans are planning break through the defenses of the kursk bulge near a small village, prokhorovka the soviet general staff is faced with a difficult choice. is it possible to risk everything relying on the report of the englishman philby, the last word to zastalin’s legs, the reports of the hemfield, were personally reported by stalin personally and the notes there in pencil are all preserved in the archives and i saw it myself because of th

churchill in the forty-fourth year came for 2 days, sat with stalin and divided europe , the americans. and on the sly sent immediately haremans. this famous was the harem thunders. there in new york, they met, and he says, there is no need not to discuss if the british do not have a single question about europe about a european country that we will not solve together without great britain. that's why i say, today this is all this those burns over there. burnes here, we'll give more, we'll give it there. we must clearly and clearly say, do not touch ours, do not touch crimea, and it must be said. this is in the very first person. no. here are the decision-making centers, what does the decision-making centers mean, who will we bombard directly, try this and this, only a million people who gained their independence, when i remembered everything. i have said many times that these people risked the whole of the fourteenth year, not only because they were businessmen. they threw it into the furnace in order to protect interests of russians who live and russian speakers. who lives in the cr

stalin did not happen. shortly a few months after ivan mikhailovich, our british ambassador to great britain, in the personal presence of churchillately understood perfectly well what they could not see. like how she departed dead means ears. uh, here are those lands of the eastern rats that have already returned. in general, in the bosom, his own and beyond during all the war years, as soon as the red liberated the entire territory. poland even before anyone, regardless of any agreements by the western allies or not , these lands were transferred and uh, then churchill was tortured on the sub-zamsky agreements uh , who at first forced even sikorsky, so to speak, to agree to this then uh in the best ango-saxon traditions. ethics, when germany was no longer the main threat about the influence of the soviet union has already tried, on the contrary. no need to, uh, weaken germany in yalta, even roosevelt later in the book on the sidelines we left so afraid of the soviet union that we are even ready to give germany more. here he is something grunted and wrote memoirs the president is behaving very badly. it does not support any of ou