the couple. where they were actually going, that's why they couldn't convince the leaders of the entente in time, as simon petliura planned, i.e. they went for two months, and it took them four months just to go abroad because of this very difficult period in ukraine, i.e. simon petliura but i sincerely believed that they could just politically make the mother's mission, that is, not only a cultural one, but through culture. to affect politics and the decision of the paris conference? absolutely, well, let's say, it's obvious that it was just about such an image project that would influence kol, on the information environment, but the plan was that they would go to paris and give a series of concerts in paris, so we know there from monographs, studies of the paris peace conference, that indeed decisions were made not only at the table. meetings, negotiations, but somewhere on the sidelines, somewhere during trips to theaters, yes, that is, this conference really took place for months, and there were hopes that these leaders of the entente, these presidents, these prime ministers would vi

, like them they call themselves, by the way, the new entente, france is authorized by the new ententeof armenia and france, to squeeze russia through french participation, through the supply of weapons, to squeeze russia out of its main caucasian outpost. why france? england can't do this, why? yes, because england is the operator of the other side, armenia - this is azerbaijan and turkey, naturally, this is the english direction, no one here will move them, so here is a bad good policeman, a bad good country. france wants to gain a foothold in armenia, and here our interests will meet again, but we must also remember that look at the article in the telegram of foreign affairs in the uk and france, here it is on the basis of the english, on the english platform that the withdrawal is announced europe from the common, joint with america. actions of european armies, because they assume an unfavorable scenario for the development of the united states, after the elections, yes, anything can happen, americans, well , too americans, you have to understand that for america, nothing exists ex

endure, until how long will you tolerate this comprador authorities, and even more so , some next entente to control you, in general this is an expectation, it is for many politicians, that at some point the ukrainians will shake themselves up like this , shake themselves up like this, that this campard won’t seem like much, when do you think this can be? well, i’m not a prophet, i can’t speak here, everything is in god’s hands. last week, a ukrainian public organization appealed to vladimir zelensky with a demand to exchange their relatives of prisoners of war for the so -called. enemy agents, enemy agents, they recorded metropolitan paul and other priests of the ukrainian orthodox church, i will leave aside the rhetoric of the statement, would you advocate such an exchange? well, in general, we need to save our people in any situation, so when there is talk that you know, they took more of ours, they gave away more ukrainians even more, i think that these conversations are wrong, if possible... which have been charged in the russian liberal environment against the immortal regiment, som

the end of the rivalry was put only in 1904 by the agreement on the entente, when paris and london decidednst a common enemy, germany. on june 14, 1969 , the first episode of the cartoon “well, just wait” was released. this was the soviet answer to disney. the stories were written talented comedians. he chases the hare, and he wins with cunning and ingenuity, but the children felt sorry for the wolf. the hare was voiced by klara rumyanova. i hear, i hear. kotenochkin saw vladimir vysotsky in the role of the wolf, but was not allowed. and anatoly papan coped with this task brilliantly. well, hare! wait a minute! kotyonochkin was going to film several episodes, but a stream of letters came to the cartoon union asking for continuation of filming; they stopped when felix kamov left for israel; they also found fault with the cartoon because the wolf drinks and smokes on the screen. after the sixteenth issue, papanov died, but recordings of his voice were still preserved, and then the country fell apart, the creator of the cartoon passed away, but their work continued. the last one came out in 2

the end of the rivalry was put only in 1904 by the agreement on the entente, when paris and london decidednst a common enemy, germany. on june 14, 1969 , the first episode of the cartoon, well, wait a minute, was released, it was the soviet response to disney. the stories were written by talented comedians felix kamov, alexandryansky and arkady khaid, and filmed by director vyacheslav kotyonochkin. wanted that the hare was nice, the wolf was kind, but the authors defended the image of the hooligan wolf, the standard of the courtyard punks, he chases the hare, he wins with cunning and wit, but the children felt sorry for the wolf, the hare was voiced by klara rumyanova, i hear that the kitten saw vladimir vysotsky in the role of the wolf, but were not allowed, anatoly popanov handled this task brilliantly, well, the hare, kitten was going to film several episodes, but for the union... the cartoon received a stream of letters asking for continuation of filming , but they stopped when felix left for israel kamov, they also found fault with the cartoon because the wolf drinks and smokes on the

the end of the rivalry was put only in 1904 by the agreement on the entente, when paris and london decidedt a common enemy, germany. released on june 14, 1969. anatoly popanov did a brilliant job. well, hare, kotyonochkin was going to film several episodes, but for the alliance. the cartoon received a stream of letters asking for continuation of filming ; it was stopped when felix kamov left for israel; they also found fault with the cartoon because the wolf drinks and smokes on the screen. after on the sixteenth issue, papanov died, but recordings of his voice were still preserved, and then the country fell apart, the creators of the cartoon passed away, but their work continued. the last twenty-second issue was released in 2017, but even today the characters, wait for it, are as popular as they were half a century ago. on june 14, 2018, the twenty-first fifa world cup began, for the first time it was held in russia and for the first time in two parts of the world, eleven cities in europe and asia. there was no need to complain about the lack of sensation; already at the opening, it took

but russia, supported by its entente allies, came to the defense of the small slavic country, and a terribleore than 10 million military personnel died in the first world war, russia, even more than a million civilians. on june 28, 1967, israel annexed east jerusalem. 20 years earlier, the un designated all of jerusalem as sacred. but after the first arab-israeli war, the western part of the city went to israel, and the eastern part to jordan. in june 67, a six-day war took place, in which the arab states suffered another defeat, and israel further increased its territories. and on this day, the knesset completed amendments to legislative acts that expanded. jerusalem now completely controlled by israel. and in 1980, the law of oberusalem was adopted as the indivisible capital of the state of israel. all. this was contrary to international law and was not recognized by the overwhelming majority of the world community, including the ussr, and then modern russia, which believes, like him, that the holy city should be the capital of two states, jewish and arab, and open to followers of all thre

these russian seasons, when he begins, the very active formation of a new political life begins, the entente shape, france is getting very close to '. i was carrying classics, which, by the way, were very popular after these tours conversations began about what was needed, they should call efremov then, yes, but nevertheless they really know those large groups that were promoted by the then state concert, again, the names were brilliant, stropovich, vishnevskaya, i don’t say atlantov, milashkina, and so on and so forth. marinsky's ballet of grapes is there, there is one more thing, the fact is that this all the time, so to speak, bothered and worries me, there is conservatism of the public, yeah, well, well, for example, just now the art theater tour in japan was a success , yeah, but mkhat, a clear abbreviation, gergiev, a clear name, they loved temerkanov. they want to see those they know again, and for them, they know that this hello person, this will be the pleasure that they once received and want to get it again, it’s very difficult to promote contemporary art, because that i have alwa

they were forced to come to negotiations, incited by the entente, the polish magnates still hoped fort republics, our peace proposals, they considered it a sign of weakness. the red army again disrupted the negotiations on july 4, 1920. launched a decisive offensive along the entire front. belarusian partisans provided her with significant assistance. the glory of the patriots dukora and rudobelka, their legendary leaders oles solovey and andrei blozhko, will not cease. even then, the name of security officer kiril orlovsky was thundering. the newspaper of the belarusian partisans called for a decisive struggle against the invaders. in the spring and summer of 1920, sabotage on the railways alone took on such a scale that pelsudsky’s headquarters were forced to stop transportation on all highways of the occupied parts of belarus. july 11. minsk has been liberated. more. victory, this is how belarus greeted its first year of peace. lenin said that the country resembled those days. derzhinsky in belarus, cheka bodies were created under the direct leadership. the security officers not on

about the restoration of the entente on the day of its 120th anniversary. because of this, cameron's statement yesterday is very characteristic. and the second effect. one of the effects of the european reaction is the revolution of the reaganites in the congress, who broke the resistance of the trumpists, and they not only ensured the adoption of the law on financial and military assistance, but also launched an attack on the biden administration, for insufficient aid to ukraine, so now this double offensive of the reagan republicans. by the way, you noticed how biden in normandy and in the g7 tried to create a motive for his election campaign. pouring pelka on ukraine, abandoning it for a while , etc., very well, but the republicans resorted to unexpected actions, they made a kind of deal with trump, they forced him to close his pro-putin sympathies and launch an attack on biden for insufficient aid to ukraine. see what two brilliant diplomatic effects have been achieved in ukraine, not only diplomacy, but let's note the ukrainian myth, but the main thing

about the historic decision, which... was also not appreciated in moscow about the restoration of the ententeday of its 120th anniversary. because of this, cameron's statement yesterday is very characteristic. and the second effect - one of the effects of the european reaction - the revolution of the reaganites in the congress, who broke the resistance of the trumpists, and they not only ensured the adoption of the law on financial and military assistance, but also launched an attack on the biden administration for insufficient aid to ukraine. that's why now this... a double offensive of the reagan republicans. by the way, you noticed how biden in normandy and in the g7 tried to create a motive for his election campaign. he all the time appealed to the usa: i, biden, will ensure the union with europe. together we will oppose putin in ukraine. and in the case of trump's arrival, all this will fail, etc. very well, but the republicans resorted to unexpected actions. they made such a deal. with trump, they forced him to turn his back on ukraine, to abandon it for a while his pro-putin sympathies

you about the historic year. which was also not appreciated in moscow, about the restoration of the entente on the day of its 120th anniversary. because of this , cameron's statement yesterday is very characteristic. and the second effect is one of the european effects. the reactions, the revolution of the reaganites in the congress, who broke the resistance of the trumpists, and they not only ensured the passage of the financial and military aid law, but also launched an attack on the biden administration for not giving enough help to ukraine, so now this double offensive of the reagan republicans. by the way, you noticed how biden in normandy and in the great for seven years, he tried to create a motive for his election campaign, he was all the time... turning to the usa, i, biden, will ensure the union with europe, we will together oppose putin in ukraine, and in the event of trump's arrival, all this will fail, etc. very well, but the republicans resorted to unexpected actions. they made a kind of deal with trump. they forced him to turn a blind eye to ukraine, abandon his pro-putin sym

about the restoration of the entente on the day of its 120th anniversary.because of this, cameron's statement yesterday is very characteristic. and the second effect is one of the effects of the european. actions: the revolution of the reaganites in congress, who broke the resistance of the trumpists, and they not only ensured the adoption of the law on financial and military aid, but also launched an attack on ... the biden administration for insufficient aid to ukraine, so now this double offensive of the reagan republicans. by the way, you noticed how biden in normandy and in the g7 tried to create a motive for his election campaign. he always appealed to the usa. i, biden, will ensure an alliance with europe, we will together oppose putin in ukraine, and in the event of the arrival of trump, all this will fail, etc. very good. but the republicans resorted to unexpected actions. they made a kind of deal with trump. they forced him to turn his back on ukraine. put aside your pro-putin sympathies for a while and launch an attack on biden for insufficient a

these russian seasons, when he begins, the very active formation of a new political life begins, the ententeperceives the russians , remembering that alexander i did not allow france to be destroyed at all after. napoleonic wars, it was he who insisted that france was still such a big country and monarchy, yes, they remembered this, this is also an important point, every nation has its own memory, in the mid-fifties, when such extensive contacts with foreign, well, maybe not so extensive, then it was the bolshoi theater, 1956, london, yes, the mariinsky theater. soviet circus, yeah, symphony orchestras, individual performers, yeah, you know, as he said that like there was such a genius, sol yurak, yes, yes, a genius impresario, who he took soviet groups, there was a big theater there, he says what soviet-american cultural exchanges are, well , this is when jewish violinists from america go to russia, jewish staplers come from russia. to america, well, in a sense , musicians came who spoke the same language, of course, and brilliant performers came, bernstein came, eurgen ormandy came, the ch

was such an episode in the second the first world war, when each side, the triple alliances and the ententeeach other, then the japanese had not yet entered the war, and the germans really wanted the triple alliance so that they would enter the war on the side of germany. the japanese ambassador arrived to the kaiser and said that in the near future we would oppose one great power and asked to quickly send the ships ordered... in germany the ships to japan, they did so, after which japan declared war on germany, at all, at all universities in germany, for the first time it is written that russians, english, french are not accepted into our universities during the war, the japanese are never accepted, but when it comes to stupas such as duda, we need to understand that these people should never be rehabilitated under any conditions in our relations with these countries, two things that i would like to end with - our conversation, i would be very careful about applying repression to people who left or did not leave, who simply have a different point of view, and who simply, even if they sharp

here the nineties are already coming, the beginning of the entente and there are pro-russian sentimentsw we just started the program with the fact that what is happening with the german elite, well, you know, last year i traveled through germany there, they were completing some projects there, i’m staying in small hotels, no we don’t feel russophobia among the people there, how russians are treated there, yes, it’s great, i speak german well, i got this in a small village hotel, literally, where we... spent the night, he says: god, how well you speak, yes, you are better than those who come to us from kazakhstan, i say, of course, i say, if you want, i’ll read it to you, even more so , i’ll read it to you, you’ve probably never read anything, no, oh, come again, to austria in general, my god, come again, but they put flowers in the room, as if in retaliation, so the people there are not ready if pistorios wants german coffins from us, he will get them, but europe from this... europe and germany are so captive to ideology, the soviet leadership has never been in such captivity, but alway

russia and the entente opposed germany, and the first world war began.y 1914 , the world situation was already tense. new players have appeared on the political arena: germany and italy. both countries had great geopolitical ambitions and very soon the european powers on the continent became crowded. france sought to take alsace from germany. germany sought to create a colonial empire at the expense of the british. britain itself sought to oust russia in the middle east. russia sought to liberation of the people of the balkans from turkish oppression. at the same time , a number of local conflicts broke out on all continents; from 1900 to 1903, the world was gripped by an unprecedented economic crisis that ruined thousands of small medium-sized enterprises. mass protests began in europe and the british empire, which considered itself the political hegemon, rose above all this. by this time she was already very decrepit. but not willing to give up positions. the idea of ​​a war of all against all was in the air. a contemporary of those events, science fic