in 1914, he entered the russian imperial army as a volunteer hunter, as they were also called, since 1914 he served on the fronts of the first world war, and he managed to master weapons quite quickly, that is, a saber, a pike, learned to shoot and was a very brave commander, and often went on reconnaissance, so we can note that the initial period of his life begins to be associated with the army. since 1918, after the revolution, konstantin rakosovsky served in the red army, graduated from the military academy in 1936 and became one of the first commanders of the cavalry corps. but a year later, on a false denunciation, he was taken to zhirnov's repressions, he got into the terror machine, and it seemed that he was doomed. in the thirty -seventh year, he was unexpectedly arrested and spent several years in prison, where they tried to get rid of him in every possible way. rakosovsky was brutally tortured, the head of the leningrad nkvd department, leonid zakovsky, took part in his interrogations, whose motto was the phrase: "we must destroy the enemy to the end, and we will destroy h

not far from the city of gusevo in august in 1914, the russian imperial army inflicted a crushing defeat on the troops of kaiser germany. in honor of these events , a whole military camp of that time was recreated there. details from vitaly khvalei. a white canvas majestically descends on the old building in chernyakhovsk. an hour before the start of the historical festival in gusev , a mural is opened in the neighboring city, which amazes not only with its size. there were girls, and they turned out beautiful, both the serbian queen, elena petrovna, and maryana the younger, just a portrait resemblance, eyes, that's kindness, love, some courage, strength, faith, that's how much, you know, such an emotional flurry, just comes from this mural in gusev at the monument to the memory of a forgotten war that changed the course of history, professor from st. petersburg alexey oranovich talks about his new book, world war i, northwestern front. creating the content of the book itself, we primarily relied on what principles, when we say what history is, we say, history is a collection of human li

the need for a strong government, a sole hetmanate, and proposed the former general of the russian imperial army skoropatsky, for this position. he received official power and maintained this power for six months, but it didn’t work out any longer. how as soon as the revolution began in germany, he fled together. the battalions became famous for their unprecedented robbery of civilians and jewish pogroms, the largest of which occurred on february 15 , 1919 in the city of proskurov. one high school student had a bayonet stuck between her legs, and they shot her like this, they don’t shoot in such a way as to make a fatal hit, but somehow they fire a volley, they run to the still alive shot people, and grab from the clothes what each one had marked on his victim before the volley. on the streets drenched in blood, petliurists immediately. began the fight against the russian language, in the published the next day after the pogrom, the order for the zaporozhye cossack brigade of the ukrainian republican army named after the head ataman petlyura, the residents of the city, distraught with fear , wer

about the need for strong government, sole hetmanship and proposed the former general of the russian imperial armyvel skoropatsky, for this position. he received official power and held this power for six months. it didn't work anymore. as soon as it started in germany. revolution skarapatsky fled along with the leadership of the army along with the german german authorities. the state, which served as agricultural appendages of germany and austria-hungary, lasted only 7 months, exactly until german troops left the territory of the independent ukraine. power in kiev was briefly seized by another odious politician, his name is semyon petlyura. the national battalions he led became famous for their unprecedented robbery of civilians and jewish pogroms, the largest of which occurred on february 15 , 1919 in the city of proskurov. one high school student had a bayonet stuck between her legs, and they shot her like this, they don’t shoot in such a way as to make a fatal hit, but somehow they fire a volley while they are racing, they run to those who were still alive , shot, and grab from the clothes wh

a strong government, a one-man hetmanate and proposed this position. former general of the russian imperial armyoropatsky, he received official power and held this power for six months, it didn’t work out anymore, as soon as the revolution began in germany, skakapatsky fled along with the leadership of the army along with the germans german authorities. the state, which served as an agrarian appendage of germany and austria-hungary, lasted only 7 months, exactly until the german troops left. in order to get a fatal hit, but somehow they fire a volley, they run to those still alive who were shot, and grab from their clothes what each of them had marked on their victim before the volley, on the streets drenched in blood... the rivtsi immediately began the fight against the russian language, in the released the next day after the pogrom, the order for the zaporozhye cossack ukrainian brigade republican army, named after the head otaman petlyura, the residents of the city, distraught with fear, were ordered to rewrite all signs into ukrainian within three days . so that i don’t see a single moscow s

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during his service in the russian imperial army, he received six imperial awards in 1913, at his ownest, he was quickly sent to the border with persia to the german border detachment. here... years, and the tape was completed in sixty-ninth literally glorified the image of a colorful hero, a monument to whom is now installed in the courtyard of the headquarters of the federal customs service of russia. stanislav anisimov, elena ozerova, sofia kononenko, news culture. ichthyosaurus and ammonite on the banks of the volga, the shift of the international youth camp brix took place in the ulyanovsk region. artists, craftsmen and sculptors from the state association created unusual art objects for... details from eduard estomin. inspired by the views of the volcano, i can’t even imagine what was here millions of years ago, these thoughts were inspired by the undoria geopark, where a young friendly team visited, it decided to leave a mark by implementing its projects. an unusual echthyosaurus, one of them. and our team worked to make it colorful view. we would like each participant to be ab

the venue was not chosen by chance, not far from the city of gusevo in august 1914, the russian the imperial armynflicted a crushing defeat on the troops of kaiser germany. in honor of these events, an entire military camp of that time was recreated there. details from vitaly khvalei. a white canvas majestically descends from the end of a building in chernyakhovsk. an hour before the start of the historical festival in gusev, a mural is unveiled in a neighboring town, which amazes not only with its size. the content of the book we primarily based on what principles? when we say what history is, we say that history is the sum of human lives, we first in total we present the fates of people in the context of the chronology of events, many came to the historical festival in gusev with portraits of their relatives who were participants in the first world war. here in the center danilo strebkov is a bailiff of the zemlyansky district, the same zemlyansky... regiment, a participant in the attack of the dead, here he formed it. the grandson of a participant in the battle of borodino, danilo strebkov sen

the correct answer to our question is: yes, well, iodine is useful for... but then the russian imperial army came, which defeated pugachev's gang, and from this it turned out that pugachev was executed in moscow, so in seventy-third year these riots began, when they ended, i honestly don't remember, it was last year, in world history, i remember exactly that this is paragraph 22 or 23. maybe he'll say another page, that 's how meticulous he is, yeah, i don't remember the page, honestly, but senya, thank you very much for such a detailed answer, for such a detailed addition, and now pay attention, the correct answer: my father andrei petrovich grinev served under count minich in his youth and retired as a premier major in 1700, so we're talking about the eighteenth century, and this is really the uprising of emilian pugachev, and it was in 1773-1775. the correct answer to our question, yes. question number nine. is it true that in martin luther criticized the holy scriptures in his famous 95 theses. time. cut down. karina, please help us, he was also irritated by the sale of the intelligentsi

commandant's fortress, then captured the city of orenburg, the pugachevites, but then the russian imperial armyhich defeated pugachev's gang, and from this it turned out that pugachev was executed in moscow, so ... so what else can you remember, what else could irritate him, karina, help us, please, he was also irritated by the sale of the intelligentsia, since the church made money on the sins of people, ivan, it turns out that there was such a thing as forgiveness of sins for money, as far as i remember, that's what irritated him. ivan, well, it turns out, as far as i remember, mrs. marya was danke moltz's teacher, and she gave him a book in polish. alina, well, i thought logically, there were summer people who melted, well, it turns out that it must have been diluted with water there, that is, you think they all just melted and so to speak, melted the heart of our arctic ocean, okay, so you answered yes, yes, let's say, dmitry, i answered the same way, yes, the arctic ocean is the least salty ocean. why, why did it happen, it is the coldest, that is, it froze the salt out of itself, okay, fi

russians settled there again, built a fence again, they burned it again, captured the albazinians, the defenders, and took them to beijing, and these our people, they included them not just in their army, in the imperial allocated them a separate area to live in beijing and allowed them to profess orthodoxy, so speed arose... the russian spiritual mission, and in order to formalize these relations, an agreement was concluded in the city of nerchinsk, and from nerchinsk to albazin is also very long, a long distance, the places were uninhabited, but nevertheless, in 1689 they concluded an agreement in nerchinsk, also surrounded by manchu troops, according to this agreement the russians renounced the lands at amur, who formally still... a native nomad, suffering from the cold, huts in unfamiliar places among hostile hunger, diseases, animals and midges, losing comrades and strength with each transition, using not maps and reliable information, rumors that threatened to turn out to be fiction, often in a handful of people, not knowing what awaits them tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, they went forward and forward, further and further to the east, so the russian writer valentin rasputin will write abou

conquered by the russian army, either in the caucasus, or in poland, or in ukraine, some of the best ukrainian landscapes were created by pushkin in... mazepa, which is essentially an imperialh about mazepa and such a response to byron's admiration. and on the other hand, there were students of schools of soviet ukraine. we learned all this in schools, from moldovan to finnish, everything is silent in all languages. churek and saklya, everything is yours. i remember it from my childhood. and that, i would say, could create an anti-imperial narrative. and pavlo grabovskyi, and ivan franko, and lesya. ukrainian woman, all these poets were anti-imperial at a time when their russian, one might say, contemporaries, the best of their russian contemporaries, praised the empire, and this is already, you know, a failed century of misunderstanding, so you remembered shevchenko's words about the moldovan to the finn, the finns are also mentioned in alexander pushkin's will. and fine print, stepey kolmyk, should have considered him his national poet. and, its national poet. yes. yes, yes. that is, these, these, these are very, these, these are very different narratives. and they were,

conquered by the russian army, whether in the caucasus. either in poland or in ukraine, some of the best ukrainian landscapes were created by pushkin in the poem mazepa, which is essentially an imperialh about mazepa and a response to the admiration of byron, and on the other hand, there were students from the schools of soviet ukraine, we are all in schools they taught, from moldovan to finnish, everything is silent in all languages, the chureks of saklya, everything is yours, i remember it from childhood, and that's what i would say. could create an anti-imperial narrative, and also pavlo grabovskyi, and also ivan franko, and also lesya ukrainka, all these poets were anti-imperial at the time, as were their russian counterparts. we can say that contemporaries, the best of their russian contemporaries, glorified the empire, and you already know this, it leads to a century of misunderstanding, so you remembered shevchenko's words about from a moldovan to a finn, the finns are also mentioned in the will of alexander pushkin, and the finnish printer stepei kalmyk should consider it its national poet. and his national poet, yes, yes, yes, that is, this these, these are very, these, thes