menshikov was always holding back, and people did not even understand what was going on, and, well , you clearly do not like nicholas i, but nevertheless nicholas i was just active - heavy for both sides, the losses were great, the russian army retreated, all our generals, admirals, absolutely unanimously recognized that if the allies had continued the offensive after this battle near podalma, then sevastopol would have fallen, it was absolutely unprotected from the north, this is a mistake, the fact that they slowed down, it allowed, in fact, ... who, after the death of kornilov, so to speak, continued to lead the defense, well, they were made of completely different stuff than the secular, so to speak, prince mishikov, after this defeat near alma, kornilov gathered such a council and proposed to attack the allied escadre with the russian fleet, a hopeless attack, a hopeless of course there was an attack, but he proceeded from the fact that... menenshikov answered him with the fleet, yes, put it in his pocket, pocket, yes, there is another nuance, why the actions of the land army we

who lost everything they could during the crimean war, i mean, first of all, alexander sergeevich menshikovt whom we talked a lot today, as a fact and the fact that he put forward a number of people who prepared abolition of serfdom, they changed the legislation of russia like the spiran one, so not everything is so clear. well, and the last thing that can be said is that in this case, for the first time in the history of russia , a medal appeared not for victory, not... not for taking something there, but for defense, in general, a medal was established for the defense of sevastopol, and i think that this medal was worth any medal for any victory, of course, it was a historical podcast russia west on the swings of history, with you was peter romanov and sergei solovyov, study history with us, everyone you can watch the episodes of the historical podcast of russia the west on the swings of history on the first channel website. hello, this is the podcast ask surkova, and i, larisa surkova, am a psychologist and mother of seven children. in this studio, we discuss the most pressing issues for

doesn't this fit into what we talked about earlier, what mikhail osipovich wrote about. remember menshikovwas a lack of honesty, only honesty, i assure you, honesty alone, there was a lack of moral standards, there was a lack of courage to fulfill one's duty before the war and during the war, that is, two factors: honesty, which we talked about in the first part of our program, and moral standards, which we are talking about now, but the most important thing is that both... we live in a very difficult world of information noise, information pours down on us... like from a cornucopia, the most varied, contradictory, sometimes discouraging, sometimes leading to horror, sometimes forcing you not to believe what you read 5 minutes ago, and so on and so forth. it seems to me that in this regard , our old friend, writer, author, publicist, roman nosikov wrote a short essay very accurately. this essay is called. tat about an anxious man, i will read only what seems to me key for our program. the contingent of my subscribers, many belong to those whom i call the anxious type. these are, as a rule,

alexander maslyakov and his comrades, former kvn players andrei menshikov and boris solibov, proved thatblivion, they revived kvn. in 1986, the game went on air again. we entered this river with caution in 1986, but you shouldn't get into a fight if you're not so much subconsciously sure that you'll win, you promised a death-defying number, well, show it, show it, we played the season and generally speaking, it wasn't even implied that a new one would begin, that is, it was decided, and they decided to try again, so be it, and that's how it was all decided, in my opinion.

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tell me, doesn't this fit into what we talked about earlier, what mikhail osipovich wrote about, menshikovmember, there was a lack of honesty, only honesty, i assure you, only honesty, there was a lack of moral standards, there was a lack of courage to fulfill one's duty before the war and during the war, that is, two factors, honesty, which we talked about in the first... part of our program, and moral standards, which we are talking about now, but the most important thing is that both concern children, i honestly i will say, i do not know what caused such an unpleasant attitude of mrs. pleshcheva to me or to besagon, but nevertheless, whether we want it or not, all this is in line with what is declared, god forbid, by mrs. ksenia larina, who also, probably, if she were in mrs. preshcheva's place, would not have allowed either me or our besagon to come within cannon shot of the children. all these poems are of a monstrous level, terrible poems dedicated to my father, who is fighting at the front, protecting me from fascism, returning with victory, some kind of me i saw a poem, a child is

historian, well, tell me, doesn't this fit into what we talked about earlier, what mikhail osipovich menshikovte about, remember, honesty was the only thing missing honesty, i assure you, honesty alone was missing morality. z company z cohort, oh, look, what, oh, what, how, i want my son to learn such poems too, this is some kind of, we live in a very difficult world of information noise, information pours down on our heads like from a cornucopia, the most diverse, contradictory, sometimes discouraging, sometimes leading to horror... sometimes forcing you not to believe what you read 5 minutes ago and so on and so forth. it seems to me that in this regard i wrote a small very accurately essay, our old friend, writer, writer, publicist roman nosikov. the essay is called a treatise on an anxious man. i will read only what seems to me key to our program. in the contingent of my subscribers are many. population, knowledge does not calm, knowledge does not inspire confidence, calms inspires confidence, awareness of one's competence. competence is faith and duty. pure knowledge without faith is a tr

this. was written in 1906 by mikhail osipovich menshikov, a russian publicist, philosopher, public figureer the huge state matter, the war with japan, 1904, 1905. we had sufficient funds for the war and education, in general, we are not inferior to japan. we have six or seven military academies alone, and military experience, it seems, was enough. and military eloquence, more than enough, lacked honesty, only honesty, i assure you only honesty: lacked moral standards, lacked the courage to fulfill one's duty before the war and during the war, the government was deceived by its closest agents, as if in oblivion itself went to deception, were we ready ... to take with bare hands, the highest command asked: do we have a fleet, they answered, of course, there is, on paper our fleet was superior to the japanese, this was written more than 100 years ago, when we shamefully lost the war to japan, don't we hear echoes of that time today, how many common... but agree, all this is connected to each other, this theft during the construction of fortifications, they remind us of what happened during t

document, this document is more than 100 years old, it was written in 1906 by mikhail osipovich menshikovsopher, and public figure. remember, the huge state? body in the war with japan in 1904-1905. we had sufficient resources for war. and in terms of education, in general, we are not inferior to japan. we have six or seven military academies alone, and military experience, it seems, was enough, but military eloquence, more than enough, what was missing was honesty, only honesty, i assure you, only honesty, not lacked moral standards, lacked the courage to fulfill their duty before and during the war, the government was deceived by its closest agents and, as if in oblivion , itself went to deception, are we ready for war? the country asked, noticing a cloud creeping from the east, ready, answered the authorities, the minister of war, sent to the port ... that this stronghold could be taken with bare hands. the highest authorities asked: do we have a navy? they answered, of course, we do, on paper our navy. was superior to the japanese, this was written more than 100 years ago, when we sha

a document, this document is more than 100 years old, it was written in 196 by mikhail osipovich menshikovian publicist, philosopher, and public figure. remember, the huge state affair during the war with japan, 1904-1905. japan, we have six or seven military academies alone, and military experience, it seems, was enough, and military eloquence, more than enough, lacked honesty, only honesty, i assure you, only honesty, lacked moral standards, lacked the courage to fulfill. one's duty before the war and during war, the government was deceived by its closest agents and, as if in oblivion , went to deception itself. are we ready for war? - asked the country, noticing a cloud crawling from the east. "ready?" - answered the authorities. the minister of war, sent to port arthur to check whether the fortress was really ready, drank champagne in the city square. in honor of the genius of those places, admiral alekseyev, who created an indestructible fortress for russia, when the japanese attacked port arthur, it turned out that this stronghold could be taken with bare hands. the top brass asked,

it was written in 1906 by mikhail osipovich menshikov, a russian publicist, philosopher, and public figure the enormous state case during the war with japan, 1904-1905. we had sufficient resources for war, education, in general, we are not inferior to japan, we have six or seven military academies alone, and military experience, it seems, was sufficient, and military eloquence, to spare, lacked honesty, only honesty, i assure you, honesty alone, lacked moral standards, lacked the courage to fulfill one's duty before the war. and during the war the government was deceived by its closest agents and, as if in oblivion, itself went to deception. are we ready for war? - asked the country, noticing a cloud creeping from the east. ready? - answered. the minister of war, sent to port arthur to check whether the fortress was really ready, drank champagne in the city square in honor of the genius? those places of admiral alexeyev, who created an invincible fruit of russia, when the japanese attacked port arthur, it turned out that this stronghold could be taken with bare hands. the top brass asked:

it was written in 1906 by mikhail osipovich menshikov, a russian publicist and philosopher.the enormous state affair during the war with japan in 1904-1905. we had sufficient resources for war, education, in general, we are not inferior to japan. we have six or seven military academies alone, and military experience, it seems, was enough, but there was more than enough military eloquence, what was missing was honesty, only honesty. the minister of war, sent to port arthur, to check if the fortress was ready, in the city square i drank champagne in honor of the genius of those places, admiral alekseev, who created the invincible fruit of russia, when the japanese attacked port arthur, it turned out that this stronghold could be taken with bare hands. the top brass asked if we had a fleet, answering. and of course we did. on paper, our fleet was superior to the japanese. this was written more than 100 years ago, when we shamefully lost the war to japan. well, don't we hear echoes of that time today, how much we have in common, but you must agree, all this is connected to one a

document, this document is more than 100 years old, it was written in 1906 by mikhail osipovich menshikovsian publicist, philosopher, public figure, remember, a huge state matter in the war with japan, 1904-1905. we had sufficient means for war education, in general, we are not inferior japan, we have six or seven military academies alone, and military experience, it seems, was enough, and military eloquence, to spare, lacked honesty, only honesty, i assure you, only honesty, lacked moral standards, lacked the courage to fulfill... when we shamefully lost the war to japan. by the way, we have said many times in our broadcasts that at that time the russian intelligentsia sent enthusiastic, congratulatory telegrams to the japanese emperor, congratulating him on his victory over the russian fleet. and what now? aren't we stepping on the same rake? we showed you the problems with communications. we told you about the outrages that were happening at customs, when what our guys, our soldiers needed was detained, and now i came across a comment by economist mikhail khazin, listen, active work ha

this was written in 1906 by mikhail osipovich menshikov, a russian publicist, philosopher, public figure great state affair, the war with japan, 1904, 1905. we had sufficient resources for war education, in general, we are not inferior to japan, we have six or seven military academies alone, and military experience, it seems. was enough, but there was more than enough military eloquence, honesty was missing, only honesty, i assure you, honesty alone, not lacked moral standards, lacked the courage to fulfill its duty before and during the war, the government was deceived by its closest agents and, as if in oblivion , itself went to deception. "are we ready for war? the country asked, noticing a cloud creeping from the east, ready? answered in an hour. the minister of war, sent to the port to check whether the fortress was really ready, drank champagne in the city square in honor of the genius of those places, admiral alekseyev, who created an indestructible fortress for russia when the japanese attacked port arthur, it turned out that this..." the fleet could be taken with bare hands. the

especially knowing about the harsh nature of the russian tsar, and remembering his drunken debauch with menshikov, when those in power for a couple of... the lives of seven monks. leaving the st. sophia cathedral, do not miss the borisov stone. previously, in the pool of the western length there were more than ten similar boulders with identical inscriptions in the form of crosses. but only this giant has survived to this day. there is still no consensus among scientists on about the inscription on the stone. and it also makes a wish come true. to do this, you need to lean against it. "mentally tell about your aspirations, and then walk around the boulder three times. my wish, by the way, did not come true, either i pressed myself against the stone incorrectly, or maybe i formulated the thought incorrectly, or i walked too quickly, in any case, i am not offended by the epigraphic monument. by the way, they took a very long time to extract boris from the stone, only a japanese crane could handle it." in 26.5 tons. in the late eighties, the boulder was brought to the upper castle and they thought f

in particular vladislav miller, whom we remember from the series your honor, he played with oleg menshikovnd we hope that we will be able to talk to yana sex, because she is also one of our favorite artists, where are you from? collective the center of our theater is our theater school, the only one in the world school of integrated education and the earliest training of artists. let me explain, we recruit children from all over the country after the ninth grade, from kaliningrad to vladivostok, we have a huge selection. professional stage, in general, these are the people who, this year we had our first graduation, the children study for 5 years and receive a diploma of higher education, now 11 people have graduated, you see, it is not easy to enter us, and it is even more difficult to stay, if a young person does not show his desires, aspirations in the first year, we we just send them back to school for our own fault. about 10%, i think it's bad, due to what circumstances, due to different circumstances, i'm talking about a person, this is a profession with practically zero guarantee, i

minshikov, well, the very beginning of the reign of catherine i, then here foreigners fully supported menshikov influence was already quite large, well after the era of peter the great, when many foreigners were invited, they had already come close to the throne, but strictly speaking, they themselves were directly in... he, he had a very long career under a number of our rulers, he was valued both as a diplomat and as a person who understood internal affairs, a very interesting episode for the characterization of osterman himself, when ...

speaking, the russians to begin fortifying sevastopol on land, no longer paying any attention to menshikov magnificent russian military engineer eduard ivanovich totlebin, of course, and admiral vladimir alekseevich kornilov, who led the defense of sevastopol at first, and admiral nakhimov, pavel stepanovich, who, after the death of kornilov, so to speak, continued to lead the defense. well, they were made of completely different stuff than the secular, so to speak, prince minshchikov, after this defeat at alma, kornilov gathered such a council and proposed to attack the russian fleet, the allied escadre, a hopeless attack, hopeless, of course it was an attack, but he proceeded from the fact that in any case - honor will not be lost and, so to speak, they will inflict some damage on the enemy. at this council, opinions were divided, kornilov insisted, aminchikov, who was present there, said that if you insist, then i will expel you from sevastopol, well, to this kornilov naturally he couldn't go, he understood that he had to remain in a difficult situation with sevastopol, so he accepted t

the first one, where's your wedding, at first i thought it was a still from a movie, and there's menshikovk at the pokrovskie gates, here he looks very much like kosik from the pokrovskie gates, and you're a doctor, you told me. yes, i'm a doctor, i'm a general practitioner, the highest category in therapy, the highest category in endoscopy, i've been working for 39 years at the lyubimsky central district hospital, oh cool, and what is this you have a plant, i call it snot, look at them, look at them, i don't know, it's not amaranth, it's amaranthus, i understand, well listen to this, and your cucumbers, i see, you're here right now. help me, help me, here you take the cucumbers, one cucumber will last a week, so they're just look, just real, that is, not non-porous, here's what, and these cucumbers are for everyone, a cucumber for everyone, for andryusha, valera, and where's the third one, where did they put him, where did the third one go, where was he, and he was already there, my dear mother, they've already given him to me, let's go, what? will you sing with your wife, oh, well togeth

doesn't this fit into what we are talking about we talked about it earlier, what mikhail osipovich menshikovssing, only honesty, i assure you, honesty alone, moral standards were missing, there was not enough courage to fulfill one's duty before the war. and during the war, that is, two factors: honesty, which we talked about in the first part of our program, and moral standards, which we are talking about now, but the most important thing is that both concern children, i will honestly say, i do not know what caused such an unpleasant attitude in mrs. pleshkova kamenli or besagonu, but nevertheless, do we want it or not? all this is in line with what is declared, not at night, mrs. ksenia larina will be mentioned, who, probably, if she were in mrs. pleshcheva's place, would not have allowed either me or our besogon to come within cannon shot of the children, all these poems of a monstrous level, terrible poems dedicated to dad, who fights at the front, protects me from fascism, returns with victory... and i saw some poem, a child reads it, he is about three years old, everyone looks at him w