stalin is our bodies, stalin is the eagle's wings, stalin. serve and trust, but this does not remove the fact that that many were dissatisfied not only with stalin, but also with the soviet government, and the dispossessed and a large stratum of the soviet population were in quiet, so to speak, opposition, silently, wedge both stalin and the soviet government, everything, because many had lost everything, so he says that the whole country is as if in a single impulse, all 220 million, of course, or 180 million, of course, it is impossible, but the majority. of course, zastilina. the next day, november 7, a parade was held on red square to mark the next anniversary of the october revolution. until the last moment, the holding the parade was kept secret, and the marchers thought that their unit was being prepared for dispatch to the front. almost 30,000 soldiers, 140 guns and 160 tanks took part in the parade. a battalion of heavy kv tanks arrived at the square directly. it must be said that the parade on november 7 was something that still impresses people who don’t know how german tr

image of stalin arises.june 22, 1941, nazi germany, without declaring war... attacked the soviet union. around 3:00 a.m., the first groups of german sappers crossed into soviet territory. at 3:30 a.m., enemy aircraft raided major cities in belarus, ukraine, and the baltics. at 4:00 a.m. 3 million german soldiers attacked our country along the entire western border. the soviet troops lost contact, there were many killed and wounded. an hour later, members of the government, the chief of the general staff, gathered in the kremlin. they soon learned of the monstrous consequences of the attack. and its head, comrade stalin, instructed me to make the following statement, this unheard-of attack on our country is unprecedented in the history of civilized nations with treachery. our cause is just, the enemy will be defeated. victory will be ours. for stalin 22 june was a shock, because his policy, the plan he had, did not work, partly for this reason stalin did not speak on june 22, but instructed molotov to do so,

i think stalin also, he's prepared. give north korea the go ahead, but he doesn't want that war, an escalating into war between the united states and the soviet union. that's where i think mao comes in and plays a role. so if the war goes badly for north korea, it's going to be china, not the soviet union is directly in the firing line, which course is what happens in october-november. so china in that sense or deserves that function, helps to keep the war limited. we don't end up with a soviet us world war three, 1950 or 51. let's our panelists.

i think stalin also, he's prepared.korea the go ahead, but he doesn't want that war, an escalating into war between the united states and the soviet union. that's where i think mao comes in and plays a role. so if the war goes badly for north korea, it's going to be china, not the soviet union is directly in the firing line, which course is what happens in october-november. so china in that sense or deserves that function, helps to keep the war limited. we don't end up with a soviet us world war three, 1950 or 51. let's our panelists. he, sign up using the qr code on the up. the presidency marked senate newsletter today and watch american history tv every weekend or anytime online at c-span.org. >> weekends on c-span2 are an intellectual piece every saturday, american history tv documents americans raise. on sundays, will tv is the latest in nonfiction books and authors. funding from these television companies and more including trigger communication. ♪♪ >> chart is proud to be recognized as well advised internet provid

whatever underlying concerns they had about stalin he always had a lot more respect for stalin than he had for khrushchev. never had a great deal of respect at all. so there was this relative high point in the relationship. even though there still element of mistrust. during the korean war is a complex negotiations promised that hee would when he got into trouble. the soviets were also supposed to supply more air support which they eventually reneged on. on one hand from the socialism there's a lot of mistrust in the relationship during the war was also not perfect. there were a lot of disagreements between them, who should control the combined forces on the korean peninsula? he thought it should be him. but we are sending a vast number of volunteers and just rescued your country from oblivion. so we think it should be us. stalin eventually settled it once it is going to be in charge. >> a littlee bit more on that. from the america's perspective they want to go to war in korea in a space contains group want to escalate into a bigger war with soviet union for that's unavoidable for worl

what, in fact, the term for which did not exist even then, sometimes for ukrainian identity, and stalin actually writes about it, only he does not use this word , of course, but it is about speakers of ukrainian identities, er, that were struck in this, in this interval, starting at the end of the 32nd year, by another... difference that makes it difficult to understand holodomor and in that context in the shadow in the shadow of the holocaust, so to speak, is that the methods of killing usually differed, and we know about the holocaust, about cameras, about killing by bullets, bullets, and the holodomor, it took place in the shadow of the all-union ho... under the guise of the collectivization of bread production, disarmament, and therefore it was very easy to hide it, which is exactly what the russians use , well, they cannot be called colleagues, as actually historians, let's put this term in quotation marks, yes, when they talk about the all-union famine, but it is symptomatic that there are many testimonies of peasants and townspeople who had a little... a higher level of education

one day, stalin decided to test messing's abilities.get it from the state bank without documents 1000 rubles. the telepath showed the kosir a white sheet of paper, suggesting to him that it was a check. the bank employee eventually gave the client several bundles of banknotes, when the state bank employee was brought out of the state of hypnosis and shown a blank sheet, he fell into darkness. another episode, how joseph vesarionovich gave an assignment to messing. and after the war, stalin lived in a nearby dacha, and he received everyone at a nearby dacha, there was no registration of visitors, so we do not know. the former investigator for especially important cases doubted the authenticity of messing's meetings with stalin nikolay kitaev. in 2006, he published a work in which he called "these stories fiction, perhaps, i emphasize, perhaps, stalin somewhere, sometime by chance, heard or saw some of his performances, there is no evidence anywhere that he attended his concerts, nowhere, and if we know that he iosifenovich visited amkhat

when, after stalin's death, he ordered. we have a russian language and literature classroom, after my father's grave, the most important place for me, his life ended here, i lost him there, well, she did not become my mother, any person needs a mother, someone is our classmate, someone is our neighbor, it seems to me that everyone is already familiar, everyone ours, and you say, time heals, like september 1st, a year later i had anxiety, exactly the same anxiety every year, yes life. there are already rumors in the city about this crime, wherever you go, they say everywhere, women are lured into a taxi and shot in the back, i wanted to ask you about your find, this knot seemed very massive, although it was quite easy to pick up, you are worthy of great honor, moles, honor and trust, remember this, after the war i was looking for a colleague. scientists in sorov lived and worked comfortably, yuliy khriton and his wife and daughter were provided a large cottage with an area of ​​300 sq. km, but then yuli borisovich asked for

appeared, the shortcomings in... the idea that stalin is a reincarnation, that stalin was madly torturedinner reincarnation of ivan iv, that's exactly right, stalin now about relations with the united states of that time, it's a curious thing, then just a tough anti-bolshevik position, that means inside the usa, it was not an anti-bolshevik position, but not an anti-russian position, an anti-left position, which was promoted by separate elites, there really were no diplomatic relations with the soviet union for a long time, but business worked, stalin appeared on the covers. as an opponent of the united states, because until 1937, when they finally pushed through a trade agreement in which the dollar became the main currency, and the pound became secondary, that is, in fact, they won the cold war, they really considered, including military plans, decisions after the first world war, now further the nineties, it would seem that communism has been defeated. so, accordingly, territorial losses are obvious, national humiliation is also obvious, everyone is striving for the united states, eve

margarita is a reincarnation of goethe's myth of faust, and mephistopheles in this is no one but stalineople, the line with stalin was supported by both marietta chudakova and edward radzinsky, therefore this is a fairly common opinion, to which i fully subscribe, under stalin it was created. i specifically asked pasternak about it, unfortunately, boris leonidovich did not understand the whole sinister essence of the question, what cost osip imilovich his life, thus it turns out that really the only, the only great merit of the production are the two main central characters, imba, yes in in general , a director who is certainly gifted in terms of craftsmanship, it would be nice to have serious producers who could... gazmanov brought acrobatics to the russian stage and hasn't carried it away yet, tyupchik, this is the most precise work. i hear chad, you are responsible for the children, we'll talk to you later, mom, mom, larionova, larisayevna, here, i am her husband, another husband, i try to make sure that everything is like other people, he bought a chandelier with funny things, well,

methods, or something, but we do not have stalin's methods, i will say even more than that, stalin did fully understand, generally speaking, what he was doing, but stalin's methods cannot be considered for us, because there is neither that repressive apparatus , nor that society, the times are different, therefore when we say to switch to military rails, and what are they? sign a contract for this, it is impossible now , we of course, yes, because you will sign it yourself, our people are ready to come, who works in america, the youth, because you said it right now, here dmitry gennadyevich said that there are now dredges there report, capital can come here, well, everything needs to be, you understand, directed to these goals, but this is not every time, but every time it is specific, here we are talking about switching to military rails. and what are they, well yes, this should be, of course, there should be an understanding, there should be a theory, there should be practice, well , what is the problem with theory, there are none, there is no theory, maybe it is no longer possible t

in 1952, it was presented to stalin. the vase is called leaders, there are ivory inserts with images of ordenikidze, kirov, stalin and the coat of arms. in 1953, when stalin died, khrushchev's times, the cult of stalin's personality, we were told to destroy the vase, because stalin was depicted here. our craftsmen went to moscow, found it in a trash can, brought it, preserved it, the craftsmen said, if the vase is a cult for you, for us it is a work of art. the most favorite metal of the kubochinites is silver. it is easy to process, minted, forged, easily absorbs niello and gilding. it obediently yields to the cutter and hammer. experienced craftsmen, the quality of silver, its sample can be determined by engraving. cigarette holder by kubachi masters , handmade, it was made approximately in the sixties, seventies, also deep engraving, blackening. manikaev were not sold, not taken out and not lost, they are waiting for guests in the village of kubachi, souvenir samovar, it is hot enamel, gilding, handmade mounting, thes

little, because by that time, he was, well, i’m not even afraid to say, little known, only after stalin'seath, in general, it became possible to write about him, to publish about him, that's how it was, that was some kind of beginning, i fell in love with him, let's call it that, here is the author of this book, the search for the meaning of individual and common existence, this is a quote from platonov himself, which is repeated in different versions in... his works, this is my first love as a writer, yes, well, you very well noted this thing, that indeed platonov, with all his enormous gift, with all his enormous significance, which, by the way, was very well understood the most insightful of his contemporaries, namely tvordovsky, simonov, fodeyev, sholokhov, leonov, they all were very platonov, pasternak, of course, and akhmatova, you can name many different names, ernst hamingey, finally, yes. who admired his story the third son. well, it seems so. well, it may be a bit of a myth, but there should be myths around every writer, let them be, we will not destroy them. so, there is really

forgive me, stalin , it just happened that way, oh well, i understand, atomism, etc.o listen to nikita mikhalkov, in whose film you starred film 12, nikita sergeevich yes the artist is an instrument, instantly releasing all the spikes, as soon as he appears with others, it is so arranged, his left profile is better than the right, so he will put, he and why did you give him this text, well listen, i already worked in twelve with monsters, this is separate, this is training, this is a circus, petrenko writes to me, "how much did gaft pay you, that you came up with such a good idea for him, in general they, they adore each other, hate, like children, i remember, the great lyudmila markina gurchenko, she wrote in her book, that one day she came to some auditions, and there was dahl, also great, oleg dahl, everyone liked what he was doing, he was so great, and he was, he had a completely different talent, not like..." yes, with lyudmila markona, she just left, she couldn't show herself, because it seemed to her that she herself didn't correspond to this so much, and someh

for that. in fact, for which the term did not exist even then, it was for ukrainian identity, and stalin actually writes about it, only he does not use this word, of course, but it is about the bearers of ukrainian identity, who were hit by this and that interval, starting from the end of the 32nd year, another difference that makes it difficult to understand the holodomor and that in the context... in the shadow in the shadow of the holocaust, so to speak, is that, uh, uh, that the methods of killing, of course, differed, and, uh, we know about the holocaust, about the cells, about, uh, killing by bullets, bullets, and the holodomor, it took place in the shadow of the all-union famine, under the guise of collectivization, bread harvesting, disarmament. and therefore it was very easy to hide it, which is actually what the russians use, well, you can’t call them colleagues, as historians, let's put this term in quotation marks, yes, when they talk about the all-union famine, but it is symptomatic that there are many testimonies of peasants and townspeople who had a slightly higher level o

in other words, the soviet with stalin gone with stalinism. by the way, today stalinism is back strong, very much back strong. so so watch for that. that this was a diplomatic initiative that was worth taking. and i think that proved to be an important first step. and in creating what i mentioned earlier, that regime by which countries could function without going to war. and i think it we had another crisis, of course, with with cuba several years later, the cuban missile crisis, which then reinforced that cultural educational exchanges weren't enough. you had to have a hotline put in, and also you have to have negotiations on nuclear testing that eventually led to nuclear disarmament talks. and so, i mean, that was a process that had to begin small and then grossed up by step as opportunities arose. i was a student in germany in 64, 65, and then periodic for the next 30 some years and the boy was very important they knew it because they tried to jam it. we could hardly hear it. even in west germany, the jamming was so, but it was not only th

for example, despite prior agreements, stalin's plans to invade poland led to world war ii.e thing. the same applies to putin, he does not care what is written on paper. thus, first it is necessary to reduce the military potential of russia, and only after that one should think about the methods of verification of any agreement. verification may involve a set of states, guarantors or other formal mechanisms. we have successfully developed methods of verification of nuclear arsenals during the cold war, so it is quite possible to develop a similar approach, and yet, before considering a peace agreement and ways to guarantee it, the main focus should be on reducing the military potential of russia. and the last question, i will formulate it briefly. and trump, is he telling the truth, or is there some kind of election chaos going on in his head, that is, he gives a lot of different signals about how he sees the talks with putin. i don't think his default position is to talk the truth trump is always manipulative and says whatever comes to his mind and whatever he thinks will h

coming down on the stalin. they are still going — coming down on the stalin. _ coming down on the stalin. they are still going to be _ coming down on the stalin. they are still going to be able to vote, they said that they are going to get their ballot up as i only mentioned they are the ultimate floating voters. right. but seriously, it is pretty amazing that they can get their ballot up to them. expend what they are doing up there at the moment. sure, as far as voting — there at the moment. sure, as far as voting goes, _ there at the moment. sure, as far as voting goes, i _ there at the moment. sure, as far as voting goes, i was - there at the moment. sure, as far as voting goes, i was out i far as voting goes, i was out in the first astronaut to vote for president from space and it's actually quite simple process. get an encrypted word document and send it back and vote is recorded and they are up there helping out. they are doing maintenance tasks, they are both inaudible so they are very much at home if you will. they know how to do things there, they are

— after stalin deported the crimean tartare - after stalin deported the crimean tartare 's, - after stalin annexed crimean, putin has revealed the _ annexed crimean, putin has revealed the same - annexed crimean, putin has. revealed the same arrogance, the same _ revealed the same arrogance, the same greed, _ revealed the same arrogance, the same greed, the - revealed the same arrogance, the same greed, the same . the same greed, the same disdain _ the same greed, the same disdain for— the same greed, the same disdain for the _ the same greed, the same disdain for the rights - the same greed, the same disdain for the rights of. the same greed, the same . disdain for the rights of other individuals— disdain for the rights of other individuals and _ disdain for the rights of other individuals and nations. - disdain for the rights of other individuals and nations. thisl individuals and nations. this is imperialism, _ individuals and nations. this is imperialism, this- individuals and nations. this is imperialism, this is- is imperialism, this is fascism, _ is imperialism, this is fascism, and

eisenhower understood better than anyone else that has the soviet, as stalin passed away in 53, after khrushchev's famous 1956 denouncing stalinism, this was the right time to engage soviets in exchanges. the united states proposed two important a political, if you wish, areas for engagement, one was education, the other was culture. if we take culture first, the agreement was the soviet union would send its artists, opera, ballet, theater to the united states for concert tours will we, the united states would equally send artists, musicians, writers to the soviet union. and it was a very important first step because up until then there had been no contact. if you think back to the 1950s, many of you probably remember the 1950s very well i hope, you will remember that the bolshoi opera came to the united states, the ballet came to new york, these were major cultural events. equally, america started participating in music competitions and concerts in moscow. the first, this is a great story, the first theater group the united states sent to the soviet union was the opera porgy and bess

but one thing stalin did not give them theirfreedom.unds familiar. under soviet dictator joseph stalin, denunciation was actively encouraged. the prison camps, the gulag, were full of victims who'd been snitched on by their fellow citizens. what i find really remarkable is how quickly russian genetic memory has come back. how things that people who didn't live in those times suddenly act as if they did. suddenly they are squealing on others. yes, it is a soviet practice, but it's also something about the russian genetic code, or fear of trying to protect themselves at the expense of others. and in this atmosphere, look what's happening. some russians are taking the law into their own hands. on a moscow bus, two men attack 87—year—old dmitri grinchy. they say they overheard him insulting russian mercenaries fighting in ukraine. translation: he lunged at me, flashing his eyes and gnashing i his teeth as if he wanted to bite me. he called over his son, a big guy who pressed his finger into my arm to hurt me. i've got bruises here and here.

a genius, a propagandist, a victim of stalin, and now also a prophet, the film community continues to celebrate the 130th anniversary of the birth of one of the greatest movie directors in the history of cinema oleksandr dovzhenko, oleksandr petrovych dovzhenko, now in the cinema house, film expert serhiy trimbach told. gave about the next interpretations of dovzhenko, and yulino chenna will tell more. congratulations, please, you have a word. congratulations, congratulations to vasyl, congratulations to our viewers, here it turns out that another 160 years since the birthday of mykhailo kotsiubynskyi have also been celebrated a little in parallel, i will tell you how in just a second. and therefore, serhii trimpych recently received a golden award for his contribution to cinema, a ceremony took place last week and serhiy trimpach is one of the few well-known film experts of ours, and he himself says that we actually have very few film experts, we need to have more of them, because there... for example, he works there on the creative heritage of our writers a more or less sufficient n

country was in ruins up to the urals, people were dying of hunger, there was not a crust of bread, but stalin ordered to plant gardens, apple orchards, people need a dream, people. need hope, people need beauty, a lie is not the truth, the truth is always one, my name is grigory azarenok, these are the secret springs of politics, hello, so is batka, this week there have been many political events, statements, war is all around, sanctions are all around, and the president talks about beauty, about gardens, about a place for genuine life, he came to the it guy who threw away these iron computers and broke up the gardens under the youth, brought down the dampness of the cramps, they will repeat, as you look after, so they. here at the first stage, so that he helped, so that here on the basis of our farm for probably five years, every year there are republican seminars, where fellow farmers constantly come 100 people or more, here irrigation is organized here, yes, yes, here is drip irrigation, this is an eight-year-old sart, this is the alesya variety, this is our best variety for storage, and h

he claims that he agreed to hold talks in crimea because stalin promised to organize a trip for him. impression on the american president, the trip to crimea made an indelible impression on the american president, returning to washington, he said: i saw examples of ruthless and senseless fury. yalta had no military significance and no fortifications, i read about warsaw, lidice, rotterdam and coventry, but i saw sevastopol and yalta, and i know that there cannot exist simultaneously on earth a german militarism and christian virtue. the decisions taken at the conference had a great influence on the acceleration of the end of the war and the post-war structure of the world. the conference communication formulated a unified policy of the ussr, the usa and great britain regarding the post-war status of germany, it was decided that the armed forces of the three powers would occupy certain parts of germany after its complete defeat. the participants of the conference adopted a declaration on liberated europe, in which the allied powers declared their desire to coordinate their actions in

comrade stalin built one, from whom he protects the russians, from who are the people of bandera?er. there were those who seized power in ukraine, and now it is all of ukraine. it turned out that the very russian people, which he proclaimed to be part of the great russian people, consists of traitors themselves, and this is a purely stalinist approach. the people are traitors, and this is a purely horde approach, when the khan could deprive the uluz of their subjectivity, resettle them from one part of their territory to another part. here, even putin's logic seems to have turned upside down. or from the fact that ukraine does not have subjectivity, and the ukrainian people do not exist, and to the point, in just a little more than two years, that this nation should be destroyed, because it does not obey us, even the logical external contradiction is obscured and closed, and you just need to understand, putin is a collective putin, let it be impersonal, but that collective putin in the person of simonyan, solovyov, shuigu, medvedev, anyone, this system. it is twisted, contradicts

romanovs, but since 1917, especially after comrade stalin came to power , conventional asian ideas aboutation of power began to openly dominate, a kind of sultanate, an eastern method of production, as karl marx wrote, saying that there is no private property, property belongs to the state , etc., and that 's it... the empire is rather not of the european type, but of the golden horde, when there is a khan who is not limited by anything, there are no political institutions that would restrain him. there is military-political or military-nomadic pseudo-democracy, which is called delegative, i.e. once delegated the authority to the khan and after that he is not limited by anything, comrade stalin built it. from whom does he protect the russians? from banderivtsi? and who are the people of bandera? earlier , there were those who seized power in ukraine, but now it is all of ukraine. it turned out that the very russian people, which he proclaimed to be part of the great russian people, consists of traitors themselves, and this is a purely stalinist approach, a traitorous people, and this is

gorbachev, who is often presented as anti-stalin, removed 85% in a year.rienced seasoned predator in this political field, knew perfectly well what he was doing. i must say that matyas rust, received a term of only 4 years at the trial that i attended, i will note that a year before that, one french pilot, an amateur, much more experienced, not an eighteen-year-old boy, in the city of paris, he flew under a bridge, well, also for the sake of courage and for the sake of likes and publications, he received 12 years for this 12 years for this flight, matyas, rust, who landed on red square, border guard day, served less than a year, then there is a total of what he spent under investigation, he sat for 14 months, that is, he was given a term of 4 years, and after 10 months, he was released, and this scandal allowed mikhail sergeyevich gorbachev to crush the opposition, in fact, the end of times came for the soviet union, i was present at this trial then, i repeat, as a special correspondent for the magazine. my material was not published then, this is the firs

stalin's power to control the production and distribution of food made possible the holodomor, the mane famine that killed, or rather deliberately murdered millions of ukrainians and neighbouring russians between 1932 and 1933. ukraine, that benighted place fought over and so tortured by nazis and communists, by one ideology, or the other ideologies that in truth, you couldn't slip a cigarette paper between in terms of their consequences for populations living under either. the mass starvation was no mistake , no accidental mistake, no accidental misfortune born of hubris. it was made possible by collectivism. stalin wanted rid of the ukrainian peasantry and control of the food supply gave him the means he particularly loathed. the so—called kulaks , loathed. the so—called kulaks, those farmers, a generation or so out of serfdom who had acquired a few fields, some livestock, maybe built a decent house. kulak was a pejorative, a name meaning tight fisted , part name meaning tight fisted, part of a carefully choreographed campaign by which anyone with any kind of independence, and theref

they smuggled out the secret speech denouncing stalin and stalin's crimes. it out, give it to the cia for the cia passing on to the "new york times," the "washington post" and other newspapers. the radios then broadcast and send it back to the soviet union. there is a loop that developed. i think that was probably one major reason. in diplomatic relations were such there's a sense you could have a tentative opening. in other words the soviet side was stalin gone, with stalinism and by the way stone is back strong. very much back strong. so watch for that. thisd was a diplomatic initiate worth taking. i think that proved to be an important first step in creating what i mentioned earlier the regime by which countries could function without going to war. we headed to the crisis with cuba several years later. reinforce the cultural education were not enough. you had to have a hotline you also have to have negotiations of nuclear testing. with that nuclear disarmament tops and so forth. that's a process that had to begin strong and then grow step-by-step as oppor

does anyone talk about who gave this order, this order was given by the supreme commander-in-chief stalinnor of the tanks of the red army, which went forward, which crossed the border to the west, on... have always been famous for this peacefulness of theirs, and the ability to find a balance between religions, between languages, between approaches, for us, in general, it is not enough to hang them on a dry aspen, because navat aspen. in general, we are set up in the end, we always see an adequate dialogue, in general, the head of state, when, in my opinion, at one of the first rallies spoke, he said that for a long time we did not want to elevate this holiday to the rank of a state holiday, because we did not want to spoil relations with the poles, can you give an example, like i literally for one second, but alive, how we celebrated july 3, 2020, everything is fine, beautiful stamps? as for us, adults, then the intervention should probably correspond to its word, because it is we, the people who are currently responsible for what is happening, we talked at school today about that we are

revolving around stalin one day literally just drops dead on the floor.ves, you know, ourselves or at large, whoever we are in the us, the uk or elsewhere, to be able to respond and have the capacities to respond to a whole host of situations, some of which might be predictive, as in the ai predicting what the next step might be and others that might be, you know, completely thrown off by events. and that's what the challenge is, is trying to see if you have the capacity for that. now, ithink, you know, part of the problem in all of these, you know, exercises is what about the general public? i mean, notjust the kind of people inside of the government. what do they really understand? or what do we as part of the general public as well? because frankly we all are part of that, understand about the way the world has changed. and there's many things from a uk perspective that have obviously changed. the united states isn't, you know, the reliable partner in the way that many might have seen it to be, you know, for, you know, the last 70, 75 years, things hav

since 30 years ago, when stalin, the second leader of the soviet union, was permanently moved from thenemies. in the world, they wanted to reconcile with the world, in their view, the soviet authorities had to do something about the prison they had made for the people, rather than freeing other countries from the us. the communists, who held most of the government positions didn't allow the reformists to work freely, but despite the fact that the communists had shut people's mouths, their ears were getting sharper, non-governmental radio stations beyond. the soviet union's borders provided information to the public, which were generally censored in the domestic media. those radio signals were little by little getting stronger than the soviet static. they were day by day increasing the desire for change in people. to point where those desires became public in the soviet union, people took to the streets to protest. the government cut off three and a half. million phone lines to stem the opposition, but contrary to the media propaganda from the soviet union's enemies, the polish governme

lenin and stalin have the most to do with our modern times.n created the current world anti-colonial agenda with their own hands. this agenda is not simply verified by lenin's works, it is from his works grew. i won't say that i am too concerned about what we study at universities, a philosopher, for example, ilyin, or a writer, for example, silzhenitsyn. in the end, everything needs to be studied in order to know what we are dealing with, but i am definitely concerned that we taboo the leftist ideology. which simply changed humanity 100 years ago, but continues to create political configurations in which we, russia, live and survive, hope to win, and one day we will win, if we soberly look at our past and our present, then, by the way, our future will clear up. thirst, depth, feelings, spring, rhythms, moods, strange body movements, air, breath, fire, oh, desires, lightness, clouds and modern music, i got tangled up in your hair, i don't know why, let's be silent, lies in words, emotions not in the chest, i got tangled up. in your hair.

path, that 's what the prisoners called this punishment, the police called this punishment a trip to stalin, the path was paved with broken bricks and the prisoner had to get on all fours and crawl along this path, and also raise his hands up. the worst thing was to end up in a punishment cell, former powder magazines were adapted for it, a cold room that was constantly flooded with water, they fed every other day, water and bread. so they left a certain number of people there to clean up, but he doesn't always say, even the party gave a trap, and it wasn't always, take off your shirt, clean up, how many people went through polish concentration camps, today it is impossible to say, according to archival documents about 300 over 5 years of existence, but the researcher notes the fact that starting with... the camp ceased to exist on the day the red army crossed the border began liberation campaign. on september 1, 1939, the second world war began. on this day, at 4:00 a.m., the german armed forces crossed the polish border. the first bombs fell at 4:26. ​​during the day , the luftwaffe soldi

well, what, in principle , did they, i'm sorry, argue with hitler and stalin, that hitler's army camewarsaw, and the soviet army came to lviv, and the second world war began, all that by and large, if we talk about the competition of values. continues today, and i am sure that the way the russian-ukrainian war will end will depend on how the world of the future will look, and this is not some megalomania, and not some desire to place ukraine at the center of world politics, you know, that i just never engage in such ... rhetorical devices, it is simply a cold statement of facts: if the democratic world cannot prove that it is capable of protecting its own values ​​and those countries that choose democracy and their development, he will thus prove the strength of dictatorships and strengthen their ambitions in europe, in asia, and on all continents. you and i understand very well that russia, which could crush ukraine, would not stop at ukraine, it would definitely try to create the so-called soviet union within the borders of 1991, most importantly, it could frighten europe so that th

i can't know, forgive me, comrade stalin, it just happened, okay, i understand, and ta visam, if. young one, super cool, then find an opportunity, where is he, where he can break, where suddenly, what can bother him, it would seem, such an absolutely omnipotent, found well, that's exactly how he played major kharchenko, the head of the special department of the division in the cult russian tv series penal battalion, they robbed a warehouse, do you think he got away with it? it will do, at the front everything will be written off, in red army, banditry will flourish, you are mistaken, so the actor's understanding, temperament, plasticity, grew out of books from life observations, and directors felt invaluable material, the most famous masters of cinema worked with roman madyanov, in twelve practically, so to speak, one of the most, in general i ... as far as i understand, there is some kind of feeling with you, right? isn't there? well, do you want to give evidence yourself or not? i want to myself. please. where to begin? first, citizen cherkov? he was very good at large characters, s

well, lenin and stalin? yes, well, you are giving them up? , give up those territories that lenin and stalin gave you, by the way, you don't like the russian tsars? and give up their territory, and don't touch the ukrainian people, i just started, i just started my own there was a statehood of the ukrainian people, the statehood of the ukrainian people in general as such, when it existed, if we do not take into account the inventions, like different forms of foreign projects, well, we saw in the ninety-first year, how this existed, 30 years, you blew it, well, it was not you who blew it, of course there are parts on us, but over 30 years of depopulation, deindustrialization, you plundered the entire country, you showed yourselves incapable of state building, so excuse me, you were eaten by lemberg, you were eaten by the austro-hungarian project, that's it, excuse me, you had a chance, you blew it. this round the phrase "trump" has already been repeatedly recalled. i like the answer to the question, andrey, they called him so well trumper, yes

again, for them stalin is a great , great love, putin for putin, stalin is everything, that's why nearlingrad. near kotluban , drones in the russian federation targeted a warehouse with iranian missiles in the stalingrad region. mr. pavle, are there iranian missiles there, because the president says: no, they didn't sell them. different intelligence says that the rockets were sold, but what launches the rockets from the platform from which they were not sold, that is, the rockets, well, you can bring them by hand here near kyiv and here. bickford in a cord, as in my children's movies there were then bickfords in a cord and run away, it will explode, then what about these missiles in principle and to what extent, how effective is ukrainian power, if it reaches the stalingrad region and iranian missiles explode there too, please, many questions, i understand, answer the choice of any, good day, mr. mykola, good day to all viewers, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, indeed, businessmen from us are like that. we also tried to collect for cars for the armed forces, now we are collecting

because stalin did not want to avoid a war on two fronts, now we see the same thing, today's specialy operation, but we have such a feeling, this is some kind of probing.

i don't know if the spirit of nicholas i or someone else, i don't know, incarnated projections of stalinbut he thinks so here too the key story is how far this cotton wool with ammonia can hollow it out, well, here the question is about the amount of blood, the amount of destruction, and accordingly, in principle, not... . putin and the kremlin offer only an ultimatum: give us your territory, give us your sovereignty, give us your identity, otherwise the war will continue, that is, this is not a negotiating position, it is only an ultimatum under the threat of destroying the people, the state, and so on. that is, de facto, putin offers no... nothing, but maybe just these or other cotton balls with ammonia blood, i'm not afraid to say it, will be able to change the option in his head a little, i don't know? if i understood you correctly, my answer will be as follows: the fact is that russia is two-layered, on the one hand, it is european, and on the other, let's say, golden horde, at least ivan vasilyevich the terrible consciously used the practices of the zolotorde territorial management

will look at everything that happened in our history, it is worth thinking about what happened to stalin, a separate story, and so on and so on and so on and so forth, so what is happening today in the usa is not only an interesting horse race, it is also a reason to remember our own history. and i want to remind you of the grave of pyotr arkavych stalypin in the kiev-pechersk lavra. personally, when i had the opportunity to come to kiev, i always brought flowers there. i hope that i will soon have such an opportunity again. says karen georgyevich, what does it mean not to believe in a conspiracy theory, here to move a fence between neighbors, to build such a conspiracy, the whole world is built on politics there is nothing but a conspiracy, absolutely right, yes, yes , by the way, i will continue then about the conspiracy, that's because i was thinking, well, what is this, this is an interesting activity lately, but they fell in love with each other passionately and publicly published their relationship. then i asked myself a question, all this, starting from biden and ending with tarme

hitler and mussolini discuss what is absolutely necessary at the peace conference, stalin should be invited, you don't get it, let me explain it to you so calmly, westerners, don't forget to translate, europe, a colossal decline in industrial production, a very smart italian friend, who was even once a prime minister, originally a banker, wrote a report. in which he simply calculated: your friends from america, the europeans, have deceived you, you are buying gas at four times the price it costs costs an american, your oil costs are twice as much, based on this, the competitiveness of europe is destroyed, your industry, which europe has been famous for for centuries, has found itself in a position where it is simply not competitive. your great automobile industry, as you have positioned it since its inception, there are the greatest names there, has reached a state that has never been seen in... the history of the auto industry, well, it has never been this bad, and there is no chance of revival, you have lost the markets of russia, you have deprived yourself of the chinese markets, you hav