i am, czechoslovakia, my sons, and the mission is now kalennya our agulnay land to acquire memory, onced. they make us happy both on the streets of our beloved city and at home. ale dze kupit іkh? is there a kvetak here at the store? no, here you are a good merchant and a good bouquet. dazvoltse, why aren’t these bouquets falling for you? yes, jumpy. if you need them, you need to go to the market, there are many food items there. there is nothing wrong with the store for the managing trusts of the green plant, the trader papov, to inform the amatar of the gardener about the experience of growing vegetatives. the barbers are the first to feel the spring. ale da vesennykh prychosak patraben i vesenniye mood. kali weasel. the young couples were snoring from the branches of the gaspadarki of minsk. today in minsk there will be a republican look at the spring-summer season of the created ateliers of the individual pashivu. madelais from 1959 have a smooth beach line, moderate length, and laconic shapes. it's been clear for magilya, and here's the spring , and it's bringing us to a new salon

the communists over in czechoslovakia. myanmars were leaps to his death from a prague hotel. realizing the7 futility of trying to do business with the communists. former president venice, who also learned lesson dies a year later of a broken heart, the same sentence beckons his romanian puppets to moscow, the usual formalities of requesting, except into the soviet memory. dr. peter grotto, head of the communist led coalition government, arrives with romanian communist party leaders, czar's widows anna pocket pocket finally signs a treaty. the soviets on september 15th, 1947 and molotov signs for the ussr seven months later. romania becomes a peoples democracy modeled on the soviet system. khrushchev's promises of keeping e status quo was nothing more than soviet diplomacy. words are one thing. actions another. berlin, following war two communist puppet william strengthened stalin's grip over east germany. june 1953 the people of east berlin and revolt against their red masters, demanding free elections nearly. 100,000 angry people staged first great popular bellioinsidd part

and in moscow, agents the example of czechoslovakia. december 1943. jenny ambassador to russia.overnment in exile signs a mutual assistance treaty. but soviets, as its president bennis looks on. these people you to the indians. august 17, 1944. the jordanian people's republic request incorporation into thers utterly denied by the soviet union. albania by november 29th, 1944, communists subversion under red leader enver hoxha results in only one governing party being recognized in albania. albanians, workers party, the communist. an insight into communist philosophy is the death of peace. soviet military might usually seem together in communist ra rallies. this is moved to manchuria, destroyed after six months of soviet and chinese liberation. these were manchurian factories after systematic stripping by the soviets. khrushchev declared, quote, our state has categorically refused. all that rests on loot, violence and d here is grim evidence to e contrary. this was only one of the many incidents of wanton looting, plundering and dismantling for removal tondustrial plants. the exam

, the neighbors of the ussr as the basis for relations with finland and the legal invasion of czechoslovakiaa bad person, and i have been since my youth, because having learned about the vision of eight czechoslovakia, i internally felt the need for the justice of this step to ensure the security of my state, the interests of which were indisputably higher for me than any other ideas and values. true, the smartest neighbor in communal apartment, a really smart person who has a lot me..." this belief was shaken in afghanistan when i was filming the film "afghan evils". i remember getting off the plane at kabul airport and seeing swarthy people wrapped in blankets and wearing rubber hoses walking leisurely, i thought, what the hell are we doing here? so thought in the kremlin and withdrew troops from afghanistan. now i know that it was in vain. i hope the kremlin now thinks so. equestrian russian lands, and to be convinced of this, it is enough to read the tale of bygone years, in particular pay attention to the phrase: where does the russian land come from? began to eat, definition not mine,

skoda, who produced weapons, when he captured this partition of poland, then the capture of czechoslovakiaed him to very powerfully increase his capabilities. now the czech republic, accordingly, is such a leader, unfortunately, of russophobia in the sense that he probably wanted to be more active than the pope, americans, i mean, are looking for weapons all over the world, but... they don’t keep official records, they do it all illegally in violation of all the provisions and standards that were adopted here, at least here in the osce, by them themselves, of course, the flow is not the same as it used to be and... weapons and equipment, look at the rate at which western equipment is turning into rubbish, in fact there is no ukrainian equipment left, former soviet equipment, the ukrainian army is practically demilitarized, now it is actually demilitarizing nato, here we go flows are of course smaller, but this does not need to be a blessing and this issue they, they will increase, they will increase us... this time must be fully used to achieve the goals of the special operation, well, her

czechoslovakia, france. and we always said that who is fighting against us? germany. therefore , we must consider this act, which was planned in the interests of ukraine, as an act that was committed by ukraine. because otherwise we will be hostages like this of these guys who are always trying to prove some kind of evidence. they are not trying to take part, they have not even offered to take part in the investigation. we always, even boston, when in boston. countries, according to our information, the american military base etanf, located on the border of syria, jordan and iraq, is used for training isis militants to carry out sabotage and terrorist actions, not only on syrian territory, but now also in the regions of russia, so nikolaykovich, well , in fact, when they say this is isis, well, they are essentially. and ukraine, they are pursuing another global goal: to somehow try to involve us in the process of fighting something together. once upon a time they involved us in the process of combating the nuclear threat. this ended with the collapse of the soviet uni

, in czechoslovakia, the flywheel is spinning up much stronger, the cluster is simply open there. tothe question of division of the country into the czech republic and slovakia, do you understand where this leads? an artificial state created after the first world war, well, if something happens, instead of one court, we will have two countries. isn’t everything too simple, simple, because i think on a broader scale than the operational map of the general staff. did your diplomacy in berlin in 1989 help you? helped. everything went bloodlessly. dmitry timofeevich. isn't this a success? the frg will swallow the gdr. this is success. we extended our hand to the west for a handshake. so she chops off her elbow for us. yes, vladimirovich, you are right, we are not germans. we will all end in a lot of blood. comrades, mikhail sergeevich invites you to the meeting, as if against a wall, why did they open the border so soon? gentar shabovsky announced the lifting of the border restrictions, but the document did not indicate when, journalists asked at what time, he said immediately, the minis

czechs, they are such real democrats, yes, here they have a very, very similar tradition from czechoslovakia appeared in the press, but not necessarily so, because... he insisted on the date of the meeting, which did not suit anyone, neither peter pavel nor mr fialli, no no at the parliamentary level, yes, moreover, fico then planned with... meetings with the opposition, yes in this truly orbán style, and how orbán now went to trump without an official invitation to the united states, without any official meeting with not a single official representative of the acting authorities, so fico wanted to himself that he would do so and so, so he would in the end, in principle, this meeting, the first meeting, an extremely important meeting before prague, it almost ended up being canceled, and then, just imagine, zuzana chaputova intervened, who is actually an ideological opponent. fico agreed, she asked the czech partners , listen, let's not do this, because if, well, you know, a fico is a fico, but after all , we are two nations, susana is the president, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes , who is finishing

war, no help, slovakia and we, like me, as the prime minister, will not provide, why, volodya, czechoslovakiaky, at one time in the nineties, when they were together. accepted into the european union , then into nato and so on, but the problems between the slovaks and the czechs, and this is correct, this, this is real, i have known this for a long time, between people, they have always existed, but now it turns out, after all, it’s just elected the slovaks as a people, elected this government, they trust, they say, carry out this politics, no supply of weapons to the territory of ukraine, no support for ukraine, as in the war with russia, but everything must be done to ensure that there is peace. you see, it’s good that they are, as it were, in the dome of one eu, in nato, but even there it has not yet begun to crack, not yet break, but this is already a dispute, already these are the lines, what is called discord, and this is without any the interference of some russia or i don’t know, the usa, it ’s themselves, themselves, themselves, well, relatively speaking, now in ukraine, what are the

see a lot of such... grassroots protest which actually protests against the introduction from czechoslovakia, and joins solidarity with poland, and in general talks about many important points, including the independence of ukraine. of course, it was not the mainstream that was visible, but it was constant, and actually this struggle, which continued anyway, was and existed throughout the entire communist period. the occupation of the bolshevik occupation of ukraine, this, in my opinion, is now one of the key and important elements of this information war, because actually, russia is trying to show that we are one people, nothing happened and no one in ukraine wanted to be independent in general, in fact this is not the case, and thousands, hundreds of thousands of cases that we have of people who were actually repressed for the struggle for independence, clearly prove that this is not a myth, but a big lie, er, very much emphasizes it again... i think that such painstaking work and a large-scale invasion, i am sure, made its corrections in the mode of justification, all those data you have

we see a lot of such grassroots protest, which actually protests against the introduction from czechoslovakia and solidarizes with solidarity in poland, and generally talks about many important points, including the independence of ukraine. of course, it wasn't the mainstream it was. noticeable, but it was constant, and actually this struggle, which continued anyway, was and existed throughout the entire period of the communist occupation, the bolshevik occupation of ukraine, it is, in my opinion, one of the key and important elements of this information war, because russia itself is trying to show that, well, we are one people, nothing happened, and in general no one there in ukraine wanted to be independent, in fact it is not so, and thousands, hundreds of thousands... of cases that we have those persons who were actually repressed for the struggle for independence, vividly prove that this is not a myth, but a big lie. eh, very much, i emphasize once again, it seems to me, such painstaking work and a large-scale invasion, i am sure, made its corrections in the mode of framing all that data

annexation of the sudetenland in czechoslovakia. poland got its piece of the pie from this.reas. germany. information was received through diplomatic channels about separate negotiations between a number of leading countries on the territorial redistribution of europe. the kremlin understood the threat posed by germany. more than 300 decisions were made at a meeting of the bureau of the party central committee on military issues to strengthen the western borders of the ussr, in them special attention was paid to the construction defensive facilities from lake ladazh to the black sea. on the territory of belarus they should pass along the slutsk-mozyr line to the russian city of sebezh. the belarusian military district into a special military created two army groups in it, vitebsk and bobruisk. the military doctrine of the ussr is defensive. it also provided for the creation of a defense line at the western borders 100-150 km in depth. the construction of the latest engineering fortifications, but the decisive type of strategic action in the event of an enemy attack remained

to czechoslovakia and then to afghanistan.erson, and i have been since my youth, because having learned about voslovakia, i internally felt the need for the justice of this step to ensure the security of my state, the interests of which were indisputably higher for me than any other ideas and values. true, the smartest neighbor in a communal apartment, indeed. an intelligent man who taught me a lot, categorically disagreed with this action, although he didn’t really say it out loud expressed, and the other eight families living in this socialist society somehow didn’t care, they didn’t have to doubt the correctness of what was happening, they say, well, that means, by the way, this is the pure result of imperial consciousness, this is not entirely going from the absence of any thought, but... the convictions, nurtured over generations, that there were enemies around and from time to time it was necessary to restore order among them, they did not formulate it, they could not, they felt that way. as for me, i was convinced like

entered into negotiations about the fate of this piece of land documents are important, canada, czechoslovakia. turkia, the netherlands, peru, guatemala, sweden and uruguay were the majority group of these negotiations, they had proposed the plan to divide palestine into two jewish and arab countries. for the jews, this plan was the beginning of victory even if it was not victory itself. because it is. after all, the arabs were already here and had a country, but the jews had nowhere, they were displaced a nation scattered all over the world, even half of the country was better than nothing, but the palestinians were against it, for them even losing 10% of their country meant failure. for this reason, the minority group of the negotiator. namely india, yugoslavia and iran proposed the single country plan and holding a referendum. obviously, the jews after the illegal and forced migration that comprised 40% of the population in palestine would be the losers of the plan. that's why our lobbies did something to abort the minority groups plan. the majority group won the negotiation game and finall

in september 1938, hitler declared that he intended to annex the sudetenland of czechoslovakia, wheren population lived, to the third reich at any cost. prime minister eduardo ladieu left france for negotiations with the german fuhrer. at the same time, the french government announced a general mobilization. tens of thousands of parisians fleeing unexpected mobilization, in a panic they stormed the trains going to the province. as a result of negotiations, france and england agreed to all hitler's demands and signed the munich agreement with him. after this, de lladie was proclaimed a national hero in the country. to meet the prime minister, who flew from munich at lebourger airport. france undoubtedly played a huge role in the fact that the german aggression took place, it did not react in any way to the remilitarization of the rennes region, it did not react in any way to the militarization of germany, it swallowed the input german troops to the saar region, it did not help defeat the fascists, the italian german nazis. on the western front, american journalists called it a fake or

taken to europe; after the war , only a small part was returned from germany, poland, hungary, czechoslovakiad east prussia. once upon a time, back in 1922 , the year of its foundation, the library started with 60,000 copies. today its book depository is more than 10 million units. here. today, the national library is not only a large scientific and intellectual center, but also a cultural, business, international center; meetings, negotiations, and high-level events are held here. with the construction of the national library building , the area became respectable, one of the most beautiful in minsk. it is just as bright, modern, with high-rise buildings and parks, with a singing fountain, with flower beds and one of the largest shopping centers in the capital. minsk is surrounded by the greenery of parks and public gardens, a city with a unique flavor of its streets, avenues, boulevards, eras converge here, a recreated historical appearance of the capital and new buildings of a modern metropolis, large-scale projects that... hello, everything is clear with you about the project with marina

and received the order of tomas masaryk, the first president of czechoslovakia. the visit is dedicated to the czech republic’s quarter of a century in nato. she joined it just under clinton and the event does not begin without him. even the president of the country is a retired nato general. you were the first country to provide armored vehicles to ukraine, and now you are trying to deliver a million artillery shells to ukraine. nobody else, as far as i know, is doing this, so the most important thing i want to say is - thank you, this deal with nato is the best thing that happened to everyone else thanks to the czech republic and poland. we did the right thing by expanding nato. above the charles bridge is a nato military aviation squadron, gripin fighters, eurofighter typhoon transport atlas, flown in specially from germany. but not everyone is sure that this is exactly what prague, budapest and warsaw needed. the polish thought believes that the ukrainian conflict, into which the country is being drawn by the alliance, threatens itself. prompted the chancellor

in september 1900, hitler declared that he intended to annex the sudetenland of czechoslovakia, wheretion lived, to the third reich at any cost. prime minister edouard daladier left france for negotiations with the german fuhrer. at the same time, the french government announced a general mobilization. tens of thousands of parisians, fleeing an unexpected mobilization, panicked and stormed trains heading to the provinces. as a result of negotiations , france and england agreed to all hitler's demands and signed the munich agreement with him. after this, deladier was proclaimed a national hero in the country. a huge crowd gathered at lebourger airport to welcome the prime minister, who had flown in from munich. the jubilant french shouted: “long live deladier, long live the world.” 57% of respondents, french newspapers wrote in the end, if 3 million germans want to be germans, that’s their business, not ours. france undoubtedly played a huge role in the fact that the german aggression took place; it did not react in any way. on september 1, 1939, hitler's army attacked poland. england

in 1968, we send troops into czechoslovakia to suppress the velvet revolution. protest withdrawing from the warsaw pact in the ussr. it is forgotten, there is no longer a country where everything was transported, including straw. at the end of the seventies, albania will diverge from china and take the path of a rigid, closed autotarky combined with radical atheism. enver hoxha chooses his own path for the tiny country, not associated with anyone. with our scale, we didn’t care. the squad did not notice the loss of the fighter. there will also be kind words addressed to russia, which you don’t expect to hear in unfriendly albania; it’s even more surprising to find out that there are here is the russophile movement. i know a lot of albanians who are against it, this is all the action that our government will do, sanctions, why for the nato bloc, sanctions against the russian federation. someone from the albanian mafia chooses a car for himself, he always has one question: will it be possible to hide the body in the trunk? giggles experiment was performed on local

the newcomer to the tournament, the ussr, beat the norwegians - 7:0, the germans - 6:2, czechoslovakiarland - 4:2 , and played a draw with the host of the competition, sweden 1:1. but the organizers were confident in the final victory of the canadian team over the soviet union and even began selling tickets for an additional meeting between the ussr and sweden, which would have been needed according to the regulations if the canadians had won. but this match was not destined to be played. canadian national team captain thomas kemball later recalled: we were amazed the efficiency of the russians, the ability to play the game at an unusually fast pace. we couldn't imagine that hockey could be played like this. at the championship in... golm , the best players were also determined for the first time. the title of best forward went to the legendary soviet hockey player sevolod bobrov. on march 7, 1967, a five-day work week with two days off - saturday and sunday was introduced in the ussr. the decision was made to ease tension in society. monetary reform took place and food prices increase

but one country, czechoslovakia and life was tough. but at the should can throw up since the skis route the symbol level the or he moved us level the so i'm with um legit like flooded me at twos in it. so it was a member of a communist policy until it ceased to exist in the ninety's. also, i'd like to to it says brenda, talk of this and includes demonizing foreign n g a is a cause the tech outdoor guy. he's out to you, right? if you know, so one of those that i need. yeah, we didn't me see the gosh, go so we won't be at all. so any, regardless where you're active, you can always a me. so this got was that is a zod on you to me. i didn't feed some villa, those spots now split, you know them as, as mama l this test is it your thought vo keyboards, molly kite, the, the power of those to, to know many like the russian president he portrays himself as a tough at those flooding. social media with post shank, his bolting exploits, and again, like to, to, he's often filmed with his dog, rational brooklyn, at least they can not wave. finally, t

championship the newcomer to the tournament, the ussr, beat the norwegians 7:0, the germans 6:2, czechoslovakia with the host of the competition, sweden 1:1. but the organizers were confident in the final victory of the canadian team over the soviet union and even began selling tickets for the additional one. ussr sweden, which would be needed according to the regulations in the event of a canadian victory. but this match was not destined to be played. canadian national team captain thomas campbell later recalled: “we were amazed.” russian efficiency, ability play the game at an unusually fast pace, we could not imagine that hockey could be played like this. the best players were also determined for the first time at the championship in stockholm. the title of best forward went to the legendary soviet hockey player vsevolod vabrov. on march 7, 1967 , a five-day work week with two days off, saturday and sunday, was introduced in the ussr. the decision was... not only to ease the tension in society, there was a monetary reform and food prices rose. before this, the work week was six days with one

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not surprising, the prague restaurant is like a czech restaurant, an agreement was signed with czechoslovakiaroducts, there were sausages, bacon, there was beer, and prague was also famous for its czech comrades shared cakes, recipes for their favorite confectionery masterpieces, prague, waclovsky and zdenka, but most importantly , soviet... delicacies were created within the walls of prague by pastry chef vladimir guralnik, his bird's milk was fantastically light and tender terribly in short supply, it cost six 6:30 , then it was crazy money, but even then there was still a queue, especially before the holidays, they wrote down on hand at night, how much there was, and so on, and then the embassy ordered everything from us , we only baked 600 pieces. in moscow on the day, and of course, if you have bird’s milk for the holiday, it was great happiness. helpful advice: biscuit scraps were never thrown into waste, they were used to make baked potatoes, they did everything, but the taste was still obtained different, a lot still depends on the cook, and on whether the butter was replaced with mar

in short, when the soviet union collapsed in the 1990s, czechoslovakia and then the czech republic actually a lot of soviet -style equipment, weapons, ammunition, in the 1990s there was a feeling that we no longer needed, so let's sell, and a significant part of this weaponry was sold to the middle east to african countries, some asian countries, because we thought that we no longer needed it. many countries bought it and put it in warehouses, and now because we, and not only the czech government, but the czech defense contractors, military companies had these connections, long-term partnerships in some of these countries, they were able to reach out to them and offer to buy back these weapons for ukraine, and this is now the essence of the czech initiative. the secrecy is actually intentional because some countries outside of europe do not want to publicly admit that they will be selling arms or ammunition. precisely to ukraine, because they do not want to anger russia or china, who can put pressure on them. more about the czech initiative and why prague decided to take the lead in the sup

guaranteed something to someone, but they closed their eyes to poland, they closed their eyes to czechoslovakia at that time, and also to lithuania, latvia, estonia, although for poland at that time we remember what guarantees were very serious, and as a result , what this led to, now europe has the opportunity to step on the same rake, and only the fact that ukraine has contacted itself is meant , to resist and got caught and did not give russia the opportunity to advance and carry out the operations that it wanted, now it gives them the opportunity to behave like this, in a different situation, i am sure, they would already be in hostilities, or they would tell each other , why it is necessary to resolve all this peacefully and agreeing not to occupy some of the baltic countries there, this is a fact, we understand it, it’s just that someone does not want to admit it, thank you, colonel, for the... language, it was roman kostenko, a colonel of the security service of ukraine, a people’s deputy of ukraine . friends, we are working live on the tv channel, as well as on our platforms on youtube

martin was a boy when the nazis came to his village in czechoslovakia.. >> i was separated completely from my parents in auschwitz because some were sent to the left, and i was sent to the right. >> david: and you never saw your family again? >> never saw anybody again. >> david: it was there as a boy the nazis put martin to work as a tailor. >> i didn't know how to even hold a needle or how to sew. >> david: he was taken to buchenwald next, and when the camp was liberated, it was general eisenhower who was right there. >> eisenhower is a big, tall man. and i shook his hand, and i cried. i cried with joy. >> david: martin came to america and he told me he remembered the first time he saw the statue of liberty. >> all night i was watching. i was waiting to get to america. >> david: he would use those skills he learned while surviving to get to work here. he would buy the factory himself. >> every day i wear a three-piece suit. >> david: this is yours today? >> yes. >> david: did you make this? >> of course. >> david: and of all of the people he would make

muscovites, in particular ukrainians, were in afghanistan and were in czechoslovakia in 1968, but this us slaves, did not make us slaves forever the kremlin, it is very important that war, an active war, it changes a lot in the mind, as 100 years ago, the people who founded, for example, the independent finland of monerheim, and the person who did almost everything with ukraine, only unfortunately, was defeated , skoropatsky, they were generals of the imperial russian army, but when the context changed, they ... led their own independent states, the same can be said about the leader of the chechen people and independent shkre dzhokhar dodayev, who was also in the soviet army, but in the early 90s, so sorry, got carried away we just got carried away by the time of our conversation , we didn't notice it a minute ago, and the editors told us, oleg magaletskyi, a researcher of regionalism of the russian federation, co-organizer of the forum of the free peoples of postrossia, was in touch with us, an interesting conversation, well, let's move on, we will pass it on. and we will be our colle

guaranteed something to someone, but they closed their eyes to poland, they closed their eyes to czechoslovakia and and to lithuania, latvia, estonia, although for poland then we remember which ones the guarantees were very serious, and as a result , what this led to is that now europe has the opportunity to step on the same game. and only the fact that ukraine contacted itself , it is meant, began to resist and got involved and did not give russia the opportunity to advance and carry out the operations that it wanted, now it gives them the opportunity to behave like this, in a different situation, i i am sure, they would have already been in hostilities, or they would have told each other why it is necessary to resolve all this peacefully and to agree not to occupy some of the baltic countries there. it is a fact we understand that, it's just that someone doesn't want to admit it. thank you, colonel, for the conversation, it was roman kostenko, colonel of the security service of ukraine, people's deputy of ukraine. friends, we are working live on the tv channel, as well as on our platforms, on

guaranteed to someone there, but they closed their eyes to poland, they closed their eyes to czechoslovakia at that time, and also to lithuania, latvia, estonia, although for poland at that time we remember what guarantees were very serious, and as a result , what this led to , now europe. has the opportunity to step on the same rake, and only the fact that ukraine contacted itself means, er, began to resist and got caught and did not give an opportunity. russia is now being given the opportunity to advance and carry out the operations it wanted leaders, in a different situation, i am sure, they would have already been in hostilities, or they would have told each other why it is necessary to resolve all this peacefully and to agree not to occupy some of the baltic countries, this is a fact, we understand it, someone just doesn't want to admit it. thank you, colonel, for the conversation, this was roman kostenko, a colonel of the security service of ukraine. deputy of ukraine. friends, we work live on the tv channel, as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms, and during this broadcast

the first trip took place just 2 weeks after the flight to fraternal socialist czechoslovakia, it could-finding or training trip, but surprises had already begun in airplane. when the fasten seat belt sign went out , all passengers rushed to seat 2a, where the first cosmonaut on the planet was sitting. the feeling of weightlessness is somewhat unusual compared to earthly conditions; here you get the feeling as if you are hanging in a horizontal position on straps, as if you are in limbo. i didn’t send the decision, the united union of british flying workers’ union did it for him, of course, because the first cosmonaut on the planet, their colleague, graduated from the school as a flying pharmacist. and it is necessary to say that trade unionists organized everything at the highest, one might say, government level. open rolls-royce with personal number ug1, yuri gagarin first. motorcycle escort. and even accompanied by bagpipers. in manchester , gagarin was greeted by a labor crowd of thousands. they presented a gold medal with the words engraved on it: “together we will forge a better w

m not even talking about england, but i say, i say, at least start with something small, with czechoslovakiae, we can at least give decent money to austria, so where to start, their we will call to start with the czech republic, this is a very important point, i understand that, for example, for the west it would be seriously irritated by the habsburgs, this one... number six convention on human rights and the protection of freedoms after joining the european council, we are already from the european council came out , we are no longer participating there, we should participate, by the way, we have not ratified the protocol, so if we now have in this discussion with this scum, to put it mildly, they save lives, well then they have the quality of life, the quality i have in i mean, content regulations. relied on the help of criminals who fled from nazi germany when they created their intelligence structures, apparently, in many respects they adopted this model of state terrorism, when part or the main part of the actions of using violence, murderous force, terror, they outsource to local loca

but he also worked in the underground networks in czechoslovakia, poland, hungary, bringing informationring the soviet period when, information was not allowed to come. but he said, you know, we need nationalism, democracy, because if we get together and agree on these ideas, then that means the people hold these systems and ideas. and one person doesn't get to embrace that anybody else. so the question or comment. yes, sir. thank you very much. i certainly do want to correct. but you know know, you give me a lot lines. okay. i got to look at immigration. i would certainly agree with you that the majority of the hungarians would agree with strange habit of talking to the people and the you after a very strange know sequence. i mean, that that gives a very strong legitimacy. as a matter of fact, it's very difficult to fight against this fight. and before i came here, the pci was in charge of brexit issues in the uk and five years in brussels. a prime minister under the european union. we are we certainly felt that just because we had a different opinion and immediately projected as if it