a group of communist reformers led by the general secretary of the cpsu central committee mikhail gorbachevlicy of perestroika, which aimed to modernize the ussr while preserving all foundations of the soviet state project. almost all the reforms carried out during the perestroika process were late. and insufficient. as a result, by 1991, the ussr crisis had entered the half-life stage. in order to prevent the final collapse of the soviet state, on march 17, 1991, nine of the 15 soviet republics held a referendum. over 76% of referendum participants voted for the 9 republics to maintain union relations, significantly updating them. from april to november 1991, the soviet republics waged negotiations on the creation of a contractual union state in the format of a federation or confederation instead of the soviet empire. these negotiations took place mainly at the state residence near moscow. the post of president with the post of general secretary of the cpsu, the heads of nine republics gathered. eight of them were presidents or prime ministers, while simultaneously remaining party leaders

completely suppress this wave of manipulation, it got to the point that both the workers of the cpsu central committeecial services. i didn’t want to look like some kind of communist barbarian in the eyes of the west. this is the troy effect. today our russian youth are under the influence of this program. well, let’s take this example: in 2022, the prosecutor’s office recorded 17 crimes committed by minors. here they are, adults now, on social networks from morning to night. and when receiving negative information, as the americans say, these are concerned people, concerned about life here in russia, concerned people, you need to pay attention to them, what they are doing, again they look for groups, they look for leaders from these groups, in these groups, and so further processing goes on with setting tasks, up to and including terrorist acts. on the day of memory and mourning, vladimir putin laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. the ceremony took place in the alexander garden. to the sounds of a funeral march, the head of state, bowing his head, approached the wine. he was followed by

central committee in moscow, the fate of the belarusian capital was decided. a group of authoritative architects was invited to the next meeting with the secretary of the cpsu centralommittee malinkov. their opinion is clear. the capital of the bssr must be built in a new location. it will cost less than practically restoring it. borisov and arguments were proposed as one of the options; in belarus, rich in water resources, all major cities arose on the banks of high-water rivers. the first secretary of the central committee of the communist party of belarus, belorusileimonenko, who was invited to the meeting, was categorically against such approaches, he insisted on... there are many options for architectural solutions, but there is especially a lot of debate about what the main avenue of the capital should be, among the proposals... on october 8, 1944, the belarusian radio reported the resurrection took place in minsk about the mass enthusiasm that gripped literally all the residents of the capital. more than 30 thousand residents of myanmar took part in mass legal measures. wounded columns people from the ancestral enterprise and the establishment of the organiz

, people of the older generation remember him as the penultimate general secretary of the cpsu central committeemmunist orthodox, some criticize him for his repressive management methods, others because he acted as the godfather of gorbachev and the collapse of the ussr. and to this day, an andropov remains a mystery man, because even the secret of his birth and origin remains unsolved. who was he for our country, and how our history could have gone if androp had lived longer. let's discuss. secretaries of the oryol ugorkom, head of the department, i came with pleasure to join his team. it was a talented person, from a unique school, who proposed several ideas, in my opinion, they were extremely grateful for the country's salvation. first and most importantly, he paid special attention to the promotion of talented personnel and did everything to turn the country towards scientific and technological progress. then it happened, unfortunately, only 15 months of rule, several months of which i was seriously ill, and we knew this well, but i’ll tell you straight away that the recovery process went qu

yeltsin's main rival was a candidate member of the politburo of the cpsu central committee, chairmane council of ministers of the rsfsr, alexander vlasov, who was called a protege of the kremlin. the entire propaganda machine and hardware network of the cpsu really worked in his favor. the head of parliament was elected by secret ballot. to be elected, it was necessary to receive 531 votes out of 1060. exhausting debates over and over again. interspersed with inconclusive votes. yeltsin always lacked a few votes. eventually something amazing happened. the last weight in the scales of history was the new art of cinema. here's how it happened. i testify as a direct participant in the events. the impasse in the election of the chairman of the supreme soviet of the rsfsr was dangerously dragging on. and here. i remembered the documentary-journalistic film directed by stanislav govarukhin under the symbolic title “you can’t live like this.” in its frank, somewhat ruthless in the film, completed in 1990, mastitis , director stanislav govarukin showed the wretched reality of late soviet lif

a group of communist reformers led by the general secretary of the cpsu central committee mikhail gorbachev of perestroika and... had the goal of modernizing the ussr, while preserving all the foundations of the soviet state project. almost all the reforms carried out during the perestroika process were late and insufficient. as a result of the crisis, by 1991 the ussr entered the half-life stage. in order to prevent the final collapse of the soviet state. march 17, 1991, nine soviet republics out of fifteen carried out. referendum, over 76% of referendum participants voted for 9 republics to maintain union relations, significantly updating them. from april to november 1991, the soviet republics negotiated the creation of a replacement for the soviet empire. ussr, mikhail gorbachev. these are the 9 republics. april 23, 1991, at the call of gorbachev, who continued. cpsu, heads of nine republics gathered. eight of them were presidents or prime ministers, while simultaneously remaining party leaders in their republics. in addition to the leader of russia, boris yeltsen, he was the only one wh

; mikhail gorbachev, then not yet the ginsec, but simply a member of the politburo of the cpsu central committeewas present at its opening. this park named after lenin used to be called united in honor of the unification of the northern and southern parts of the country after the vietnam war, but the monument here is like another reminder of whose ideals helped unite the nation. the legendary ho chi minh city became the conductor of communist ideas; its mausales of hanoi have an honorary crown perfects his precise step. the leader of the vietnamese revolution and the first president of the country, he visited the soviet union more than once on visits, initially secret. on the centenary of the first trip , a monument was unveiled in st. petersburg; it is a symbol. including the political course of ha chi minh city, independent of the west, which vietnam is following now,” the russian leader noted. we see vietnam as a like-minded partner in the formation of a new architecture of equal and indivisible eurasian security on an inclusive and non-discriminatory basis. we are grateful to our vietnamese

a group of communist reformers led by general secretary of the cpsu central committee mikhail gorbachev-1991. which had the goal of modernizing the ussr, while preserving all the foundations of the soviet state project. almost all the reforms carried out during the perestroika process were late and insufficient. as a result, the ussr crisis by 1991 entered the half-life stage. with the goal of preventing the final collapse of the soviet state, march 17, 1991, nine soviet republics out of fifteen. held a referendum, over 76% of referendum participants voted for the nine republics to maintain union relations, significantly updating them. from april to november 1991, the soviet republics negotiated the creation of a treaty union state in the format of a federation or confederation instead of the soviet... empire. these negotiations, which took place mainly at novoogorev’s state residence near moscow, went down in history as the novoogoryovsky trial. negotiations within the framework of the novoogoryovsky process took place according to the 9+1 formula, which meant nine union republics part

main yeltsin's rival was a candidate member of the politburo of the cpsu central committee, chairmane council of ministers of the rsfsr. yeltsin always lacked a few votes. eventually something amazing happened. the new art of cinematography has become the balance of history, and this is how it happened, i testify as a direct participant in the events. the impasse in the election of the chairman of the supreme council of the rsfsr was dangerously dragging on, then i remembered the documentary-journalistic film directed by stanislav govorukhin under the symbolic title “you can’t live like this.” in with his frank, somewhat ruthless film, completed... in 990, the venerable one won the great patriotic war, director stanislav govarukhin showed the wretched reality of late soviet life from moscow and leningrad to the remote provinces. he drew stark comparisons with the lives of ordinary people in germany, which the ussr questioned about the reasons for the outrageous contrast, which only worsened over time. govarukhin's film was not allowed into wide release, but... his decision opened the

at that time he was not yet ginsek, but simply a member of the politburo of the cpsu central committeethis park named after lenin was previously called united in honor of the unification. the northern part of the country and the southern part after the vietnam war, but the monument here is like another reminder whose ideals helped unite the nation. the legendary ho chi minh city became the conductor of communist ideas; at its hanoi mausoleums, the honorary king perfects his chicana step. the leader of the vietnamese revolution and the first president of the country, he visited the soviet union more than once, initially secretly. on the occasion of the centenary of the first trip , a monument was unveiled in st. petersburg; this is a symbol, including the political course of khachimin, independent from the west, which. we should now,” the russian leader noted. we see like-minded people in vietnam in the formation of a new architecture equal and indivisible to eurasian security in an inclusive and non-discriminatory manner. we are grateful to our vietnamese friends for their balanced pos

on the podium is a candidate member of the politburo of the cpsu central committee, first secretary ofe party of belarus, comrade masherov. there is no more honorable and sacred duty than selfless service to one’s people, one’s communist party. there is no happiness more gratifying and complete than the consciousness that... all the best that your mind is capable of, your heart, your hands are completely devoted to your great homeland, your dear leninist party. half a century, the fiftieth revolution, but we always remember our first breakthrough from the gift. how many times have our friendship, our fraternal union been tested to the limit. belarus, like a faithful sister, preserves and appreciates the loyalty and love of the sisters of the republics. 50 years old, a century of maturity and wisdom. the october fireworks, in it the fire of the aurora, the sunrises of the osinstroy magnet, the haze of soldiers' rest stops and the alarming glow of partisan fires. they are learning to count, the number 50 is still for them incomprehensible wisdom, but shouldn’t they celebrate their centen

took the herring by the tail, wrapped it in a newspaper with portraits of members of the cpsu central committee, so to speak, aesthetically pleasing, but harmless, now it has become roll up the botulinum naerobe in a vacuum package, that is, this is the new epidemiology of botulinum, unfortunately, vacuum packaging. dmitry kulikov, head of the department at rosbiotech university, a leading university in the food industry, advises choosing dishes that have undergone thermal processing, although in this case there remains a risk that botulinum toxin will develop under the packaging. boil sausages, fry kupats quite carefully, yes, if we still use canned products, we should give preference to well-known, proven brands and trademarks, why, because... production has implemented quality management and product safety systems, hasp has been introduced , that is , this is a system of critical control points that allows you to track product quality, and what is called from field to counter, respectively, in such organizations, such enterprises very often have their own microbiological laboratory, where st

and on july 8 of the same year , a resolution of the cpsu central committee and the ussr council of ministerson of the baikal-amur mainline was published. in the year of the fiftieth anniversary of the bama, russian railway workers have something to congratulate. experts say a lot of work has been done to modernize the road. without bama, our country would not now have such opportunities for trade with asian countries, and business would not be able to earn money and provide a significant amount of tax payments. it seems that, just like 50 years ago, the agenda today is a new construction project of the century, the creation of a fully functioning eastern training ground for an even greater turn of the economy towards asia, for the development of its own territories of creation. new development centers of our huge country, well, it’s worth adding that bam is also our song heritage and an invaluable contribution to the demography of the country, so let’s build bam, i’ve already built it, thank you very much, it was konstantin churikov with a story about the opening of new facilities for the fi

all-union shock komsomol construction site, and on july 8 of the same year , a decree of the cpsu central committeeof ministers on the construction of the baikal-amur mainline was published. in the year of the fiftieth anniversary of bama, russian railway workers have something to congratulate. experts say modernization work a lot of road has been done. over the past 10 years , the carrying capacity of the eastern range has increased by almost 80%. this. it seems that, just like 50 years ago, the agenda today is a new construction project of the century, the creation of a fully functioning eastern training ground, for an even greater turn of the economy towards asia, for the development of our own territories and the creation of new centers of development for our huge country. the intelligence services of the united states of america are on the verge of using artificial intelligence technologies to manipulate the public consciousness, with the input of the americans, of course , ukraine is very active, you can’t think of anything new, new in technology, plans to be recruited from me. naturally it w

around the clock, and the city is a hero, this was recognized at the highest level of the cpsu central committee in 1974, consider it a gift for the thirtieth anniversary of the city’s liberation from the nazis. the news that, of course, everyone was waiting for and deserved by the heroic men of men. behind the shoulders of the warriors who 30 years ago drove the enemy beyond the river, beyond the vistula, beyond the gift, the bastards and spamins. a star, a gold star and the order of lenin, these are the highest awards of the ussr, were transported to the city of hero, 4 years later, the personal agent of the kps, brezhnev, came to our big theater with an honorary mission. minsk was captured by the enemy, but minsk never. yes , he was not subdued. 1,100 days of nights, that’s how long the occupation of minsk lasted, but the townspeople themselves did not give up until the last moment. thus, about 100 underground groups operated in minsk, they carried out 1,500 acts of sabotage, for which they were harshly executed. this place is near the kupala theater as a reminder. very for a long time this s

into national republic, separatism could awaken there at any moment, former member of the cpsu central committeecretary general wanted to solve the problem. well, here we tried to select such polar points of view, i will still make one clarification, of course, the fight against the tuniyadians, it began earlier, because this was before... i was so happy in 1982 that yuri andrpov became the general secretary, that even with his then meager i allowed myself to sip on soviet champagne for a student scholarship, and why were you so happy, why was it absolutely amazing with yours, that is, well, i was already born brezhnev was the general secretary, that is, my whole life passed under brezhnev, that’s when when brezhnev died , i was in no way happy about smertivich, honestly, under no circumstances. that moral, that is, the country, everyone knew everything, there was corruption, you see, it’s impossible to imagine, corruption brought down the entire society, starting from the top and to the store seller, everything could be obtained through connections, friends had butchers from whom you could get

february 13, 1984 , konstantin chernen was unanimously elected to the post of head of the cpsu central committeeus, but by position. he did not manage to make a single trip abroad in this capacity. the soviet people are becoming convinced that the food program developed by the party is gradually being implemented. a year later, another election. the supreme council meets chernenko at the central clinical hospital. by that time, rumors were circulating around the capital that the secretary general was either completely bad, or he was simply not in alive. to dispel rumors and reveal the head of state to the world, a polling station will be organized directly at the central clinical hospital, the walls of which chernenko can no longer leave. there he is presented with a deputy’s certificate. let me congratulate you and assure you that we, the workers of the region, will justify your high trust. a few days before his death , chernenko complains to the minister of foreign affairs. maxim anatolyevich, this is what we can see in the united states, if biden wins the elections, well, denmark survives, ap

were just remembering the soviet union, yes, because in this sense, the nomenklatura of the cpsu central committeewell, in fact, in many ways they are repeating all the mistakes of the late soviet union, well, i just mean, maybe they will come to suicide, maybe they will, i don’t know gorbachev for sure evolution didn’t intend to commit suicide, you see, i don’t know what i was going to do, none of them was going to, but i did, you know, i don’t know what mikhail sergeevich personally was going to do, because i honestly, well, carefully so to speak, i i was already a student when all this happened. came, observed , so to speak, consciously, so, and then in the nineties i met again, had several numerous conversations, so i, to be honest with you , i can’t say at all... i can’t say, but what exactly are mikhail sergeevich’s views stuck, well, i can’t isolate this, you know, maybe again i have the same problem as with biden, that i can’t read, well, the interview, and then, well , i couldn’t understand even then the conversation, but what exactly were their views and what they actually wanted to do,

the presidium of the cpsu central committee is listening. hello. communist i hope. in such a place, i would know. with all of you, i will go to paris, maybe i won’t go, but for now i can think about it, i think all the time, and i also think, but not in advance, but to you, your smile, you are embarrassed and silent, listen, citizen nazarova, i’m cringing in front of you here, but what about your antics from this section? no, you want to play, i don’t mind, but i received a signal about parezh, here it seems to me that you’ve already played a little too much, evgeniy sanych, this is my life, i’m not going to play your games, you know, i it’s easy, that’s... very easy, i can ruin your life, and the life of citizen nazarova , born in 1944, a native of the city of kovrov, this is enough information to somehow cool your ardor. the guiding principle of the party's organizational structure is democratic centralism, which means... what will you answer if the local population asks you a question about life in the soviet union. we are fine. the national economy is making prog

the central committee of the cpsu did not see the catch in this cultural exchange and supported the idealeaders, like the majority of soviet citizens, had not been to america and could not imagine how life was this country. they believed that it was only good there. voice of america programs should, to the extent possible, address topics that truly impact listeners emotionally. our main targets should be the intelligentsia, skilled workers, officials, personnel of mechanized brigades of the armed forces, and residents of rural areas. invented and developed 70 years ago. the program is working against us now, essentially nothing has changed, the formulation of the task is the same: ruin the country, robot vacuum cleaner, smooth the metal of an american ford painted with miracle paint, which i wanted to stroke and caress like a woman, and the miracle of photography. i was demonstrating a polaroid camera. photographing people and many stood in line for 7 hours just to get a close-up portrait. they wanted to buy a souvenir that they could take away and show later to their friends and relativ

in the country, at the level of the central committee of the cpsu, an initiative was announced for widespreado, not corn, that will come later, kok sagyzy with strict procurement plans with maximum agricultural allocation. under this culture with socialist competitions, leaders in production, reports classified as secret or for official use. achieved in the western regions in the development of industry, industrial production doubled compared to the pre-war period, significant successes were achieved in the energy sector of the western regions of the republic. the industry of western belarus has made more than just a breakthrough in its development. the industrialization of the region was a big victory. during the years of the first post-war five years. grodna, brest, baranovichi, pinsk, molodechna, lida became major industrial centers. new industries were created here, agricultural engineering, textile, sugar industry, construction materials, wood processing, food and meat and dairy, and peat mining enterprises have been reconstructed. by the end of the five-year plan, by the beginning of th

the central committee of the cpsu, the presidium of the supreme soviet and the council of ministers oflist republic, the message said. this is history. computer game or real world, they entered the game, but did not take one thing into account, everything is for real here, this is the most extreme project in the country, heroes, reboot, fighting with itself. this time, instead of young fire and rescue professionals , representatives of belarusian show business will compete. first lines in the charts, rating projects on tv. they want to show their character and express themselves even louder. i admit honestly, i’m not an athlete, i’m an artist, this is not a vocal competition. i wish my fingers remained intact. anton kushnir is waiting for you, i need these dances, leading, falling, every time gives birth to its heroes, and the mission control center is ready, tsup, ha, you need to unscrew it, otherwise you will stay there to live, that’s it, i lost, yes, it seems, yes, yes, light, yes, and another example of a long-term and strategic partnership is this relations between belarus and ch

that he was killed come from and what role did his activities as general secretary of the cpsu central committeeas planning some big, big changes. the question is, which ones, this is still the subject of great debate. in my opinion, everything is obvious, you just need to look at the team that he assembled for these variables and the tasks that he set for this team. it’s time for gorbachev, nikolai ryshkov to become chairman of the government, let’s listen to what he said about andropov’s true goals. place it. for the new year he invited gorbachev, he was a member of the politburo, he invited the debtor, he was a candidate member of the politburo, and he invited. me as the secretary of the central committee for economics, well, there was such a conversation that a lot of problems of a fundamental nature have accumulated in the economy, well, then he says, so i invited you so that the three of you could deal with this issue, analyze and form your vision of where and how we should go, we have done a tremendous amount of work and we have formulated and formulated these visions of ours. it was call

the soviet union, according to the terminology of the international department. of the central committee of the cpsuey were not even part of the socialist camp, you know that, they were not part of the socialist camp, they were part of the socialist commonwealth, it was such a term for a country that was neither there nor here, well , yugoslavia was another part of the socialist commonwealth, but it had a completely independent foreign policy course, they were not members of the council of economic mutual assistance, they were observers, such as finland, yugoslavia was in close relations with this council, that is, in fact. were not always very sharp, and the fact that putin has to get so close to him now indicates that he has a serious intention, so the first thing is a weapon, that's how the kimchan is constantly now, it can be seen according to the reports of the central telegraph agency of korea, according to the publications of noton sinmon, he constantly travels to the defense of the enterprise, he watches what is happening there, it is a huge economic chance for him, well, imagine, he is the

cautiously, even... according to the terminology of the international department of the central committee of the cpsu, they were not even part of the socialist camp, you know that, they are not were part of the socialist camp, they were part of the socialists. they were not members of the council of mutual economic assistance, they were observers, such as finland, yugoslavia had close relations with this council, that is, in fact, they were always very sharp, and the fact that putin has to get so close to him now, it says that that he has serious na... so, the first is weapons, so the kimchan is constantly now, it can be seen from the reports of the central telegraph agency of korea, from publications on noton sinmon, he is constantly on the defensive enterprises, he looks at what is happening there, this is a huge economic chance for him, well, imagine, he is the leader of a country that is 90% dependent on china, whatever china wants, it gives, doesn't want, doesn't give, won't give anything at all , whether there is hunger, they will eat grass, ugh, here is the situation. when he can get his own m

soviet union, but according to the terminology of the international department of the central committee of the cpsuy were not even part of the socialist camp, you know that, they were not part of the socialists. they were not members of the council of mutual economic assistance, they were observers, such as finland, yugoslavia, by the way, was in close relations with this council, that is , in fact, they were always very sharp, and that that putin has to get so close to him now, it... says that he has serious intentions. so, the first is a weapon, yes. kimchanin is now constantly, this can be seen from the reports of the central telegraph agency of korea, from publications in nodong sinmon. he constantly travels to the defense of the enterprise, he watches what is happening there. this is a huge economic chance for him, well, imagine, he is the leader of a country that is 90% dependent on china. what china wants, it gives, it does not want, it does not give. in general, nothing will give, whether there is hunger, there will be eat. ugh, here is a situation where he can get his own money for his own

directions of policy, there was a meeting, he studied at the academy of social sciences, the central committee of the cpsust does not understand. not our history, not the histories of these countries, but we interact, cooperate, and i would like to draw attention to the very important statement of the president of vietnam following the results that there was an agreement with the russian president that neither russia nor vietnam will enter into treaties with third countries, in case if these treaties infringe on the independence and sovereignty of vietnam and russia, this is a very important aspect of further activities, but the west is about... crimes of the united states against humanity, but there are a huge number of such examples, and of course, it is obvious that the main sponsor of terrorism is the united states , i hope the time will come when the parliaments of many... of the world will just adopt their laws, where the united states will be declared a sponsor of international terrorism, but they do not even know the number of countries that they have included in this list, now there are four coun

cope, he survived, as an instructor of the central committee, he went to... now everything is in the russian parliament, after the putsch of the ninety-first cpsuo serve my homeland, in those difficult conditions he was not afraid to take on the role of a leader, a fighter, i was tried 300 times, interrogated and a criminal case was fabricated, but could i have been arrested? arrested after the shooting of parliament, difficult, terrible days, when we roamed around moscow, there was martial law, there was amon, there were arrests, we were together on some kind of tattered emka, we were avoiding outdoor traffic, we were running around moscow, looking for some kind of salvation, shelter, but we went through that too. and remember, when we came here for the very, very first time, i remember, well, yes, even then the communist party of the russian federation became the most inconvenient faction. the biggest political battle was, of course, during the presidential elections in 1996. i would like to once again confirm the invitation to boris nikolaevich, mr. yeltsin direct dialogue on television. i don't need his debates. gennady andrevich, who won t