but again, bound by treaties, they should provide assistance only after supporting czechoslovakia thelp france if it will help if it can france yes according to the agreement of the agreements of the two states of czechoslovakia of the soviet union there was even the fact that there the soviet union was showing its strength rattling its weapons there to the western borders there deployed his troops, but we take into account the fact that there was no common border between the soviet union and czechoslovakia, and the poles who were between them. they actually did not want to let the soviet troops pass there further west, because everyone was aware of what it could do turn around that slogan back in the 17th year that the proletariat of all ranks unite, they will go there again to europe, the soviet union in the middle of europe, and what is even better , were they afraid that poland would be captured, what has become in a year, not only poland, not only poland, this and czechoslovakia is also poland, hungary is also romania, we are talking about all these states that received the right

czechoslovakia will once again become free and independent in a new free europe.ers, after his country was given over to be torn apart by germany, could he have acted differently if he was not even invited to a meeting of european leaders, and was given an ultimatum in the morning. if czechoslovakia had resisted, if the soviet union had supported it, if france had acted. then, in general, most historians , and even the german generals themselves, said that the germans in 1937 did not have the strength to simultaneously resist both czechoslovakia, which had powerful armed forces, and the french army, which was also numerous and well-armed, and the soviet union, but history does not tolerate the subjunctive mood , the sudetenland, where, by the way, there was also a line of defense against germany, went to the reich, at the same time the czech territory was given to hungary and, of course, poland was not left out, having profited from the cieszyn lands , one of the reasons for the lack of action of edward benish today is called the obedience of great britain and fra

czechoslovakia will once again become free and independent in a new free europe.his statement while resigning from office after his country was handed over to germany. could he have acted differently if he was not even invited to the meeting of european leaders, and was given an ultimatum in the morning. if only in czech. had resisted, if it had been supported by the soviet union, if france had acted, then, in general, the majority of historians, and even themselves german generals said that the germans in 1935 did not have a si... which had powerful armed forces, and the french army, which was also numerous and well -armed, and the soviet union. but history does not tolerate the subjunctive mood, the sudetenland, where, by the way, there was also a line of defense against germany, was given to the reich, one czech territory was given to hungary, and of course, poland did not stand aside, profiting from the cieszyn lands. one of the reasons for edward benish's inaction today is the obedience of great britain and france. premier chamberlin and president daladier fo

was afraid to defend itself, czechoslovakia was ready to defend itself, but czechoslovakia yesterday's allies forced her to do this , how did they react to the munich agreement in europe, quite widespread information about timberlane, who came home and said that he ended the peace, in fact, the war 11 months later, what happened in other countries in other countries looked at it through their own interests, i.e. for example, if you look at italy, this peace was beneficial to italy. because by signing such a treaty, germany expanded its spheres of influence, and germany was actually an ally of italy. they had a lot in common. hitler and mussolini also had something to say . about franco's spain. it's as if he didn't show himself as actively, let's say, as the mussolini in the second world war. but nevertheless, everyone knew that he had much more sympathy for germany, for hitler, than for hitler great britain or france. that is, it had a huge geopolitical influence. look at what big countries were ready to either support hitler or to be neutral. e rome-tokyo and this meant that a group

czechoslovakia? yeah, czechoslovakia. and rather well, we tired. you know, they call the infantry the queen of battle on. ask me, why wouldn't those guys look pretty? would you? oh, i'm not ready. but they are real men. all do their job. but i. this course course, as you know, examines the development of the us. well, first state the way americans have gone about making social provision for themselves. social

czechoslovakia? yeah, czechoslovakia. and rather well, we tired. you know, they call the infantry the queen of battle on. ask me, why wouldn't those guys look pretty? would you? oh, i'm not ready. but they are real men. all do their job. but i.

czechoslovakia? yeah, czechoslovakia. and rather well, we tired. you know, they call the infantry the queen of battle on. ask me, why wouldn't those guys look pretty? would you? oh, i'm not ready. but they are real men. all do their job. but i. want to walk you to you to the 2023 american battlefield trust annual conference here in franklin, tennessee. we really appreciate you all coming out here and being a part of this event. and our next speaker is going to talk specifically about the battle here at

czechoslovakia was simply presented with a fait accompli.ly accepted the terms. within the agreed 10 days, german troops quickly occupied the sudetenland. and poland and hungary took their pieces of czechoslovakia. the munich agreement was the culmination of the policy of the so-called pacification of the aggressor, which was carried out by london and paris, in an attempt to avoid a major war in europe. but the concessions only provoked them. hitler and less than a year later , the second world war began with the nazi invasion of poland. on september 29, 1941, mass executions began in babimiera. thus, the germans who captured kiev got rid of the jewish population. the victims were brought to the site, forced to undress and enter the enemy. afterwards, members of the so-called zondr-team 4. killed them. subsequently, from reports sent to berlin, the total number became known killed. in just 2 days, in baba myuru. 33,771 people. and then, for another two years, people were killed here, not only jews, but also gypsies, soviet prisoners and othe

later, warsaw and... grabbed the titbits of czechoslovakia, the cieszyn region, transcarpathian ukrainee polish government showed such impatience that it caused an outcry even in the western establishment. as churchill figuratively noted, warsaw, this direct quote, with the greed of a hyena, took part in the robbery and destruction of the czechoslovak state. end quote: choosing appeasement tactics aggressor at the expense of the sovereign czechoslovak state, the leaders of western european countries believed that they could not only ward off the threat, but direct the full power of the german military machine to the east against the soviet union. on the same day, september 30 , 1938, britain signed a non-aggression declaration with hitler, and 3 months later, on december 6, 1938, france signed a similar agreement with germany. i would like to emphasize that britain and france at that time were associated with czechoslovakia union treaties. they bear a moral responsibility for trampling on its sovereignty. territorial integrity, this is a classic example of the catastrophic consequences

seem a historical memory, whether about the darkness of hungary, or about moscow tanks, but in czechoslovakias legs grow from fershteerstva and muscophilia. these are the slavophiles of the 19th and 20th centuries, so when it was, russian , well, so what, and russian, then it was, when it was also on the territory of your native galicia, eastern galicia, and in principle, the same trend in principle was preserved, then there was the so-called slovak state of robert tissot, therefore. were during the second world war, there were different moments, you see, actually we live in a very difficult situation in the sense that we do not know much about our own. it would seem about the slovaks, with whom we even speak a close language, we should know as much as possible, if only because slovakia seems to have been the first to transfer to ukraine, or in april last year, the s300 anti-aircraft missile system, the then prime minister , mr. geger, was coming to ukraine with the s300 complex, but we lack knowledge about our neighbors, and until we build an institute of good neighborliness for ourselves, t

instead, communism has to settle for romania and bulgaria and hungary and poland and and czechoslovakia and the eastern part of germany and of course, the soviets want more of germany. they push, they try for it. they're rebuffed. later, in the 1940s and multiple times 1950s and 1960s, they still want to to do more on germany. and then and then chuckles. avakian deserves special mention here because many had hoped that it would stay free or longer or, be able to do some sort of compromise with the communists, have a hybrid government. and in 1948, outside the communist swirled. everybody is shocked by what is known as the czech coup, where fully comes and is imposed in czechoslovakia, 1949, china. china, yes. okay. so 28 years of financial and other support from the soviets to china get to 1949. so of his first payments is when he's young, mao gets it from the red army to go ahead and try to spread and and there's civil war in china but the communists know what they want to do there's war again wrapped up in it mao zedong who will be communist dictator of china for what feels like forev

instead, communism has to settle for romania and bulgaria and hungary and poland and and czechoslovakia and the eastern part of germany and of course, the soviets want more of germany. they push, they try for it. they're rebuffed. later, in the 1940s and multiple times 1950s and 1960s, they still want to to do more on germany. and then and then chuckles. avakian deserves special mention here because many had hoped that it would stay free or longer or, be able to do some sort of compromise with the communists, have a hybrid government. and in 1948, outside the communist swirled. everybody is shocked by what is known as the czech coup, where fully comes and is imposed in czechoslovakia, 1949, china. china, yes. okay. so 28 years of financial and other support from the soviets to china get to 1949. so of his first payments is when he's young, mao gets it from the red army to go ahead and try to spread and and there's civil war in china but the communists know what they want to do there's war again wrapped up in it mao zedong who will be communist dictator of china for what feels like forev

czechoslovakia but only czechoslovakia had a small army country. there was peacetime .er with the poles and the germans from the gdrov, and here from the mobilized fascist state, so i cannot say how long the special military operation will last. i know that russia is still, to a large extent, waging this half-strength war. she is half her strength, with regard to the personnel of the means of application, and first of all , finances, when you see how renovation is going on in moscow. yes, when you see huge budget spending continues? today the mayor of moscow has opened. uh, vnukovo uh station vnukovo so that russia has the opportunity to step on the gas. and invest in a special military operation. uh, more funds i don't have the slightest doubt, of course there are some things that i think everyone would agree can and should be done and each of us has his own list, but i think that my list uh and alexander they not very different from each other. well, here's the thing. this is not only a war military to hybrid that's right. it is not only on the battlefield in this men

a meeting, and for me this a meeting was arranged, and where in karlovy vary, then socialist czechoslovakiatched the shield and the sword at one time, and decided for himself to become an intelligence officer. who knows what your heart did, how many people you inspired on this path and your contribution to this too. well, you probably don't even know about it. i want to know, uh, hmm, to remember those who put their uh, labors and lives into this film, first of all, of course, tatyana mikhailovna lioznogo then uh, the main character of our number is vasilyevich tikhinov. uh, a wonderful cameraman, pyotr kataev, who had minus 11 vision to shoot such a film, and, of course, mikhail taverdeva, who wrote such brilliant music for this film. i want to bow to them in search of blessed memory. i congratulate you on the anniversary of the amazing painting that we all love. we will always love. leonora shashlykova, thank you, preparing seasonal preparations squeezes out all your strength , daily cooking for a large family has turned into a real nightmare, forget about it. introducing cabbage in just

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or more tolerant, no, but when soviet troops entered czechoslovakia, no matter what the reason, i’m notder, or sending at least one, one cartridge to the czech republic, no, why? afraid, afraid. therefore, as long as they are afraid of russia, they have forgotten how to be afraid of you, there will be no nuclear war, but for them to be afraid, there must be one, and after the 9th year, and in order to return to this state, a final, irrevocable, complete victory is needed in ukraine, only she will return them to the consciousness that they had in 56 year, year, this year, negotiations with them can be conducted only about one thing, about the complete final surrender or their slaves in ukraine, and if you rise up yourself, then they will never start the third world war, they are cowards, they have never fought against a strong country , never went to fight against a strong army, against the natives, or to bribe? while they hope to bribe you and rely on your weakness, they need to prove that it is no longer possible to bribe you, they have everyone who could be bribed, secondly, that russ

defend republican spain, prevented the seizure of italy and ethiopia by germany, austria and czechoslovakiana at the beginning of world war ii, finally revealed the failure of the league at the last session in 1946 transferred its powers to the united nations. on september 18 , 1961 , the secretary general died in a plane crash in africa. he is the swede dag hamerskjöld , a man of principle. he removed the un publication in manhattan, agents of the american intelligence services , and laid the foundation for peacekeeping operations. he flew to the congo, where the crisis had broken out, to negotiate with the separatists. he did not want a split in the country, and the separatists were not happy with his position. while approaching, his plane crashed to earth; according to one version, when landing it touched the tops of trees, but people saw another plane that could have shot down the car of the general secretary in the forces, his guards were found with bullet wounds, and the only survivor mortally wounded, sergeant harry julien, said that it was an explosion the investigation has not yet

states did nothing to prevent the italians from capturing ethiopia by the nazis of austria and czechoslovakiaasion of china, then they realized that it would not be possible to sit out overseas and began to help the british. and after hitler's attack on the ussr, help was promised to our country. however, the final sobering came only in december, 41 , when the japanese attacked the pearl harbor base. the united states immediately declared war on japan, and hitler, as japan's allies , declared war on the united states on september 5, 2017, it became known about new achievement of russian scientists physicists from st. petersburg university have developed a new type of compact nano-laser, it consists of an optical cavity of two reflector mirrors, a light wave ground between them and a quantum well based on the properties of polaritons, newly created virtual parts. aleksey kovokin, head of the spin laboratory, believes that such devices will speed up the work of conventional fiber-optic networks and create light and quantum computers of the future. well, light has huge advantages over electric s

she did not support the warsaw pact troops of czechoslovakia.he entry of soviet troops into afghanistan . how can it be that i found her book quite sad, i didn’t understand much, the truth is that i didn’t understand, yes, it's strange, strange. it's such a heart. well my phoenix no no. no, i didn’t understand this, i didn’t understand, but here in the union, she was distinguished by some kind of politically conscious position. in any case, when she was accepted into the pioneers, as we told there. she was very proud, despite the fact that she was a child, how to say, of the bourgeoisie. sometimes she was very worried about the soviet union but was happy about perestroika. that is, there were some illusions. well, maybe they are entitled, naturally in the sense that this will all be for the good and beneficial or not. that's right, look, the left one got there too. or maybe it’s always like this i will be in opposition everywhere from this series. now we will never know. well, in south america. so, of course, an amazing russian turned out to be

then there was czechoslovakia.as long as you went into a field. and then, there was poland, which was already pretty loosey—goosey. so, those experiences of talking to people who had to be very careful about what they said, and you had to be very careful about what you repeated. it was veryjohn le carre. er, the whole thing, very familiar. so, that's creating an atmosphere, i presume, in the narrative? yes. that sense of a repressive society. and you have orwell, who has kind of led the way and he's there in your imagination, as well, i presume. but what was the start — what was the catalyst for writing the handmaid's tale? the election of ronald reagan in 1980. reagan: with god's help, we can and will resolve - the problems which now confront us. and, after all, why shouldn't we believe that? we are americans. applause. god bless you, and thank you. at which there was a big pushback against what the �*70s had been doing, particularly in the expansion of — of women's rights. so, �*70s quite expansionist. you could

even though it can definitely these things that i grew up liking robots in the socialist czechoslovakia. or if the 19 sixty's or what on the, on the shelf above my bed, nobody got had a copy of topics. all you hawks lessons, universal robotics where it all seems you want to go through a little bullets august on the russians universal robots or are you are, is a play by corrode, shopping, written in 1920. it's where the word robot was used for the very 1st time. this is another old friend told us have a. i met him in 1987 in a computer club ever since we've gotten together when ever we can have a beer and talk about god. the world computers and whether there's actually a difference between all of those things and then my okay, my to check to and i'm self and mind limousines. cole, i remember my teacher, mrs. w saying that we can program computers however we want, but they can never be small. so then we will even them, i don't, i feel that in certain areas like to be small to if i knew that i could design a chest program that could be paid for getting that time with that. i'd already disp

so in, in the socialist czechoslovakia, or if the 19 sixty's all worked on the, on the shelf above my bed, i had a copy of topics on you. hawks lessons, universal robotics edit. we'll edit roll songs you will need, but it's a little, it's all just on the russians. universal robots or are you are, is a play by car road shot back written in 1920. it's where the word robot was used for the very 1st time. this is another old friend told us, have a, i met him in 1987 in the computer club ever since we've gotten together when ever we can have a beer and talk about god the world computers. and whether there's actually a difference between all of those things and my okay, my to check a check themselves on mind limousines. coal, i remember my teacher, mrs. w, saying that we could program computers however we wanted, but they've never be small. so then we were even then i know i felt that in certain areas they could be small to if i knew that i could design a chest program that could be paid for getting that come with that. i'd already disprove what my teacher was saying on the also home and i

german consultants worked here and used techniques from the usa, germany and austria the swiss and czechoslovakia gave russia a steamship. another popular , especially recently, methodical book about the fact that ukraine was created by lenin as in cain was composed of who created it . lenin vladimir ilyich. in 1922, and the first ukrainian, specifically ukrainian, in which the name ukraine sounds, the official state was proclaimed four years before the creation of sovka by lenin, the ukrainian republic was established only at the beginning of the 18th year without any with the help of lenin, the ukrainian central rada proclaimed independence in the fourth universal, and a little later, under hetman skoropadskyi, the ukrainian state was recognized by 30 countries, which in the international legal field is considered the adoption of an independent state. there was a civil war in russia in the south, denikin ruled, and the lands east of the urals were controlled by a shovel . the appearance of the first ukrainian national the state happened unkindly to the bolsheviks, even though the bolshevik coup

then there was czechoslovakia.g as you went into a field. and then, there was poland, which was already pretty loosey—goosey. so, those experiences of talking to people who had to be very careful about what they said, and you had to be very careful about what you repeated. it was veryjohn le carre. er, the whole thing, very familiar. so, that's creating an atmosphere, i presume, in the narrative? yes. that sense of a repressive society. and you have 0rwell, who has kind of led the way and he's there in your imagination, as well, i presume. but what was the start — what was the catalyst for writing the handmaid's tale? the election of ronald reagan in 1980. reagan: with god's help, we can and will resolve - the problems which now confront us. and, after all, why shouldn't we believe that? we are americans. applause. god bless you, and thank you. at which there was a big pushback against what the �*70s had been doing, particularly in the expansion of — of women's rights. so, �*70s quite expansionist. you could have y

vatsislav, why was slovak and czech society so different then, it was no longer like that in czechoslovakiale it existed, and here it turned out that two. societies, in two neighboring peoples, which are so close to each other that even now, perhaps they create such a single civilizational space, such different orientations, yes, well, this is historically, just the czech republic, so to speak, historically a threat to czechs, for their national identity, identity, always numbers from germans or german austrians , but for slovaks the biggest threat is hungary, if for the czechs this threat has passed, then for slovaks it has not passed, so to speak, because both the hungarian minority is influential and its which... sends chauvinistic messages to the hungarians, teaches the language and hang in there, one day the treaty of mojave will revise the other, so basically this moment is also traditionally slovakia, it is more eastern, more eastern than the czech republic, the czech republic still has a positive environment, more and germany, and austria, and poland, that is slovakia, well, austria

take the evidence of the soviet union from the countries of eastern europe, including poland, czechoslovakia put forward such requirements for the evidence of the soviet side so as not to take them into account, attention, as a result they justified a large some of these criminals, it’s interesting how a decision was made on 97 nazi accomplices, they wrote down, perhaps, that they are guilty, but the evidence is in eastern europe, that is, instead of figuring it out to the end, punishing all the criminals, they know that there is evidence, in fact they were acquitted, they were released, they handed over about twenty cases to the canadian government, almost 800, 20 cases only, they were sorting it out until 1998, someone died there, someone else, something happened, and at eighty in the seventh year, they introduced amendments that raised the level of evidence for participation in these crimes so much that in fact it was impossible to convict people of a maximum civil x by deprivation of citizenship. there again someone died, someone, someone just left the country, can you imagine, it is pro

simona: 1968 is when soviet troops invaded what was then czechoslovakia to crush the prague spring.r holchik and marian trnik, two retired water engineers, were in their twenties back then. >> they marched in, imagine that there were tanks right here, armored vehicles, everything destroyed, looted! >> they came up with some pretext that there were counterrevolutionaries here, just like they came up with a pretext that there were fascists in ukraine. simona: for them, the parallels between the two invasions are plain to see. >> it's exactly the same thing. russia is an aggressive state, an evil empire that wants to expand. simona: i ask them if the slovak government should keep supplying military aid to ukraine. >> of course, we should! all of europe should help however they can, so that -- with planes, tanks, whatever we can provide, so that ukraine's democracy is preserved, even if they have oligarchs, bribery, and corruption, but in the end the ukrainian state is a democratic one. simona: but fewer and fewer slovaks share that attitude, says dominika hajdu at globesec, a bratislav

if he had wanted to intervene whether it was germany or berlin in 1989 or in poland, or in czechoslovakiar in hungary. that was the fundamental tipping point when it became clear the citizens of those countries had had a nap rise up. who is going to be too much for the communist client government to prevent from toppling them. they all needed ultimately soviet intervention if they were to survive. that is what the playbook had been for decades previously. whether it was 56? >> it was always the red army. if gorbachev got the red army and the variance they were done essentially, right? >> that is ultimately, even the strengthening of the public perception in germany, berlin in the east as we know it was listened to in the east as well. that is what made it difficult for gorbachev. it limited his options. he did not have much of an option at that point. you can of silicate the other diplomacy the administration engaged in in their efforts to reach out to him later george h.w. bush administration to try to find ways to support him which the public played a role. ultimately gorbachev had his

anti-hitler coalition included canada, the united states, poland, and many other countries, including czechoslovakiample facts, which, by the way, have been published a long time ago, but if anyone wants, our archives are also open and we look at who actually fought against us, including in these ss divisions in the wehrmacht, where 200,000 poles come from, in the german wehrmacht, where entire divisions come from sss divisions, which were recruited, among other things, from the croats, but were recruited from the french and... why, for example, the same france that surrendered to the germans, it supplied germany, well, in many ways , it supplied it with approximately 30 cars percentage, you can imagine, here are tank troops, denmark, and meat, equipment and machine guns, and even neutral sweden, which we now see, where astrid lingrad, excuse me, then advocated for the eventual destruction of the soviet union, crying about the german soldiers, excuse me, we must say about this too, and sweden supplied iron ore, and coal, everything , and germany, 80% of each bullet was german, it was swedish iron ..

she was there in czechoslovakia in slovakia, she rode around all night.and then he called me and i sent him postcards. i know i didn’t write, yes lord oh how interesting he was. i wanted to leave, come on, take me. well, what are you doing there? somewhere you will get everything right, he was so very wise . we talked about art and performance. right here. he wrote the word for the clock, then, when i was already getting married to gorbachev. i say he called. and i say, i'm getting married. he says, well, good luck to you, well, that’s it and stopped. stopped. naturally, i will pray for you, pray, he says, so that everything will be fine with you. very handsome, that is, you just fell in love with another person. being again in six months, and here, uh, on the set. i i saw this prince. i fell in love very much. but he doesn't. but he doesn't. but i was happy and i was so happy. it was a long time ago, after ten years, we just got married. fate, why did it take you so long to mature? no, but not me, i went through the shooting, and we met, divas kissed, ju

had already annexed austria and in september 1938 the allies agreed to let him take parts of czechoslovakia. he had threatened to go to war unless a territory was handed over and he promised peace in exchange for it. so britain, france and italy horrified by the prospect of a second world war. i agreed to the deal and famously britain's prime minister neville chamberlain assured the world that the pact guaranteed peace in our time. so it was under that cloud that americans across the country had their first federal armistice day holiday. in new york on that day in 1938 mayor. fiorello laguardia and other dignitaries broke ground for a court of peace, which would stand on the grounds of the 1939 world's fair. some cities plan festivities that were more like victory celebrations then commemorations of peace. in baltimore, for example, there was a reenactment of the battle that gave the americans their first big victory in the war. the day's newspapers took note of the disturbances of the peace in europe. the atlantic constitutions headline read germany is winner on armistice day and the story

signed with him a non-aggression pact and secret agreements on the division of czechoslovakia, as havingpart of someone else's territory, it itself was crushed over a short time by its own former ally. this story, this page in history , should never be forgotten by our neighbors. in principle, our neighbor would have remained on the world map if not for the soviet soldiers, and if so, within what borders. the authorities who created our neighbors do not ask this question today and continue to destroy traces of the memory of their liberators, but why? they are gone, they are dead. well, let you not appreciate them for the liberation of their lands. but why stir up star let it be as it is, it will remain no. it is necessary to dig up everything with a sword and a ladle , blow it up and destroy it, erase from memory the best that happened in the history of neighboring states. and we again draw conclusions, so today, september 17, on the day of the start of the fateful liberation campaign of the red army, we celebrate one of the most important public holidays, the day of national unity, a un