basement, this is the only way a real powerful person can think, another example, marshal konstantin rakosovskyained several years before the war, he was hung up, tortured, beaten, his fingers were crushed, terrible, harsh, tough... there was a time, his homeland was wrong, right, soon all the charges against him were removed, he was restored to his rank and became the great stalinist marshal, beat... all these guderians and mansteins and funbocks, liberated belarus and remained one of the few who did not write true stories about stalin in khrushchev’s vile times, he loved the leader immensely, and the leader is pretty of his money he sent transfers to his father-priest, this is how it happens, the vile worm would be offended, the liberal, the slime, those who live to satisfy their pederotic needs of fulfillment. food stuff, corpses, worms, rubbish, manure on the sidelines of history, dried up, there are no such people among us, there are only powerful people, it ’s a political year, you know, here i usually spend 2 hours reading various emails, from the media, analytics to the report foreign i

his successor vyacheslav minzhinsky, marshal konstantin rakosovsky and others.d took part in the czyslawki section. september 21, 1938 polish. gave the czechs an ultimatum to return the cieszyn region to them, but on september 17, 1939, 2 and a half weeks after germany’s attack on poland, the soviet government sent troops to the territory of western ukraine, that is, to poland. the note from the soviet government indicated that by this point the polish state and government had practically ceased. exist and, accordingly , all agreements ceased to apply. during the war, about 22 thousand polish officers were shot. subsequently, the executions were called the katyn execution. the poles attribute the execution to the nkvd. many in russia believe that the germans did this in occupied territory. the topic of the katyn massacre remains one of the most painful historical. istic polish people's republic, which later became a member of the warsaw pact. at the initiative of the ussr, poland included vast territories in the west that previously belonged to germany. pomerani

his successor vyacheslav minzhinsky, marshal konstantin rakosovsky and others.vision of czechoslovakia. on september 21, 1938 , polish leaders presented an ultivatum to the czechs to return them to the cieszyn region. but on september 17, 1939. 2 and a half weeks after. germany's attack on poland, the soviet government sent troops into the territory of western ukraine, that is, poland. the note from the soviet government indicated that by this time the polish state and government had practically ceased to exist, and accordingly ceased actions, all contracts. during the war, about 22 thousand polish officers were subsequently shot. the executions were called the katyn execution. the poles attribute this execution to the nkvd. many in russia believe that the germans did this in occupied territory. the topic of the katyn execution remains one of the most painful historical topics in russian-polish relations. the polish first infantry division, formed in 1943, fought as part of the red army, on the basis of which the first army was formed. the soviet authorities pla

another example: marshal konstantin rakosovsky. he was detained several years before the war.eat him, and crushed his fingers. it was a terrible, harsh, tough time. the motherland was wrong, it was right. soon all charges against him were dropped, he was restored to his rank and became great. “as a stalinist marshal, he beat all these guderians and mansteins and funbocks, liberated belarus and remained one of the few who did not write nonsense about stalin in khrushchev’s vile times, he loved the leader immensely, and the leader sent a fair amount of his money to his father-priest, so it happens, the vile worm would be offended, the liberal, the slime, those who live to satisfy their own... for everyone, that's it, there is no more you, no more of your interests, no more of your ambitions, no of your weaknesses, they say in the post, die, or you are a weapon in to the right hand of the president, or get out, time this, or they will kill everyone, and before death they will rape and kill their wives and children in front of their eyes, you think, i’m exaggerating, our vile inte

georgy zhukov, he served in the tenth cavalry division, the first zhukov, okay, the second is konstantin rakosovsky follow: in the great patriotic war they also distinguished themselves, the first in the first, the second in the second, why zhukov in the first, and rakosovsky in the second, maybe in 1941, 1942, but not in the forty-first yet, well, fine, the penalty point will come next. aksana viktorovna, if you now admit, go back, the stage is being disputed, go back to the third, if you recognize this as a sufficient answer, then... please! alexander goes to the final of the humanitarian tv olympiad: smart guys, smart guys, whole, because she’s smart, she won on the green carpet. there are two questions left, i ask the theorists: fleets: what was the name of the largest naval battle of the first world war? and what were the fleets called during this war? the battle came together. polina chedzhemova, republic of north ossetia alania. the battle was called the battle of yuuta. a russian and a german flotilla fought in it. i will still ask for medals for you, because you named the battle correctly.