in fact... now germany is united, here is a peaceful germany, they finally decided, everyone wastrich genscher makes his first decision, which leads to the very first big war in europe, he recognizes croatia, the already united germany does this, the yugoslav war begins with this, not with any other country, it begins with germany, in fact, it is hans genscher who makes this decision that he recognizes croatia, he actually separates yugoslavia, and this is the beginning of this big war in yugoslavia. actually destroy germany, yes, she created germany, the locomotive that we know today, but when was the decision made, in particular regarding migrants, when was a decision was made on the minsk agreements, which, as we know, now germany was not going to implement, what it was, it was this big germany, which was what it was striving for, which was striving to unite, but still lose its independence and completely be under external control and under external pressure, so when today i... listen to scholz, who begins to talk about changing history, about what needs to be changed, he know

united germany.was organized, it was published there and books were published separately, there was germany versus the soviet union there. it caused a mixed reaction in germany herself. how did the wehrmach really participate in this crime, this cannot be, halder told us in melentin’s diary, this is pure wehrmacht, here you go, but gradually it... it seemed to be growing, and some reorientation, let’s say, did not until the end, not completely, but some reorientation, after all, of public opinion, of western germany, and then of the united germany, it happened. the project led by halder is not the only one supervised by the intelligence services of the united states and great britain. historical myth-making after the second world war , it only gained strength for the formation and spread of mythology. the rape of berlin, the unknown history of the war. an article by a bbc correspondent appears under this heading. the author refers to the research of the historian beevor, but the main thing is the dia

germany, written in 1949 . the twenty-third article already said that the east would unite with the west.us for the start of negotiations, for the start of this movement, was given by the americans. they pushed kohl, well, knowing the situation, knowing the situation, in particular in the gdr, they pushed kohl to start negotiations, then it went, then everything went, that is , faster, faster, faster, the subtext of your question, was it possible to do better, could greater results be achieved, this is why when concluding this agreement it is always 2+4. the country had already undergone internal unpleasant processes leading to the collapse of the country, the economy was in a terrible situation, during the negotiations, we then turned to kohl with a request for humanitarian and financial assistance, since it was necessary, it was a very good time, yes, since we had to give him a long time, he reacted within 24 hours, it was allocated, if i’m not mistaken, i’m just calling 200 from memory now ... would it be correct to say that it was precisely in the process, in the model of german unifi

the 2+4 treaty, in essence, documented the hour of birth of a sovereign united germany, defining itscy blocs and numbers armed forces. the preparation took 7 months and four rounds of difficult negotiations in beaune, berlin, paris and moscow. their outcome remained in doubt until the last moment. initially, the parties considered the option. the union was inclined towards the 2+4 option, which provided that the two germany themselves would discuss the unification scheme. the final text included 10 points. the first two are about borders and the renunciation of territorial claims to other states, the subsequent ones are about reducing the bundeswehr from half a million to 370 thousand people, the withdrawal of soviet troops by the end of 94 year and the final liquidation of the occupation institutions of the victorious powers. in addition, the agreement emphasized berlin’s complete sovereignty over internal and external affairs and germany’s refusal to fight with anyone or produce nuclear, biological and chemical weapons. for americans, traditionally for the british, the german-russi

union, this concerns the deployment of new types of missiles of possible nuclear weapons in the united germanywhy are you arguing with me, there was the gdr and there was the west. no, of course, this treaty, it does not oblige anyone to anything, no, it obliges, firstly, it is an agreement to create a new united, and how to make it comply, how to make it comply, well, i can give advice, advice very, firstly, this concerns, i wanted to say again that this point, it directly concerns the decision to deliver tomahawks in the twenty-sixth year, the us has no right, the us has no right to deploy these weapons according to this treaty, or this treaty loses its recognition. the second meeting, which was chaired by the elder of this lantaga parliament, and the elder, unfortunately for all the others, he turned out to be from the alternative for germany party, he decided to chair this meeting in his own way, according to strict rules, he clearly wrote it down, the others did not like it, they, the meeting ended in nothing, they file a lawsuit in the local administrative court, which obliges, obliged t

naturally, the americans and the west pushed for the fact that the federal republic of germany will be, a united, will be a member of nato, united, why? well, because, firstly, the west germans themselves could not even imagine that it could have been somehow different, and most importantly, the east germans did not object either. lothor demesier, who was then prime minister and signed this very agreement, he didn’t even say a word mentioned that it might be somehow different, so... well, we can of course say that all this lies at the basis of what happened before, but let’s not forget that then there were more than 10 prosperous years of development in europe, so yes and no, most likely no , well, if after all - the idea that was voiced in the federation council, i understand that there is a political game, everything, everything is fine, but if you try to imagine its implementation , let's say we announce that we are withdrawing from the treaty, could this have any practical implications? there will be no foreign troops in the lands, is this something that doesn’t suit us, or are we agreeing t

a united germany outside of nato, completely independent without american troops, or a united germany its ties to nato but with the guarantee that nato jurisdiction or troops will not extend east of the current border. gorbachev replied that expansion nato to the east is unacceptable, but in reality everything turned out differently. in 2008, vladimir putin issued a final warning to the alliance. after georgia and ukraine were proposed as nato candidates. the emergence on our borders of a powerful military bloc, the actions of whose members are regulated, among other things, by article five of the washington treaty. will be perceived in russia as a direct threat to the security of our country, the statement that this process is not directed against russia cannot satisfy us. by that time, nato's punishing club in hands of western democrats. nato aircraft already bombed the serbs in bosnia in ninety-five, in ninety-nine without any un approval, they began to bombard yugoslavia with bombs and missiles. nato has always loved symbolism. nato generals developed operations to punish undesira

in united germany, did occur.ject led by halder is not the only one supervised by the intelligence services of the united states and great britain. historical myth-making has only gained momentum since world war ii. to form and spread mythology, they build an extensive infrastructure. hundreds are being created in the us and western europe. september 25, 2015. the rape of berlin unknown history of the war. an article by a bbc correspondent appears under this heading. the author refers to the research of the historian beevor, but most importantly, these are the diaries of the red army officer lieutenant gelfand, published in russia, in which the bloody everyday life of the red army is described in full detail. soviet soldiers raped countless women along the way. to berlin, but in russia today few people talk about this; numbers are also mentioned: 1000 women in berlin and 2 million throughout germany. western media instantly pick up the resonant topic. black myth immediately becomes part of an anti-russian informat

spain, later united germany, in 1999 hungary, poland and the czech republic. latvia, lithuania. croatia and albania, in 2017 montenegro, in the twentieth north macedonia, finally last year finland in this year sweden. and in the early nineties, during the unification of germany, the americans swore that the alliance would not expand if the ussr withdrew its troops from the gdr, then secretary of state baker, like a card sharper, separated gorbachev and shavardnadze. would you prefer: a united germany outside of nato, completely independent without american troops, or a united germany maintaining its ties to nato, but with a guarantee that nato jurisdiction or troops will not extend east of the current border. gorbachev responded that nato's expansion to the east was unacceptable, but in reality everything turned out differently. in 2008 , vladimir putin issued a final warning to the alliance. after georgia and ukraine were proposed as nato candidates. nato generals developed the punishment of undesirables for a certain date, for example, 25 years ago they stru

i was talking about this with wimer, we discussed all this in detail, and it would seem that germany unitedtisfied everyone, listen, in the ninety-first year, ganz-dietrich genscher makes the first decision, which leads to the very first big war in europe, he recognizes croatia, the already united germany does this, this begins the yugoslav war, not from some other country, it starts with germany. who makes this decision that he recognizes croatia, he actually disunites yugoslavia, and this is the beginning of this big war in yugoslavia. which then pulled a whole chain behind it, including this if we now talk about the recent discussion at the un, at which vučiš sat crying, then this was laid down at one time by the germans, it was laid down by that very united germany, this germany is slowly developing, developing, developing, and of course becomes a powerful country, but the next question arises, and here’s a little bit of a conspiracy theory, helmut kohl, who served or became the main factor in the unification of germany, he was actually absolutely not needed by those who allowed it, bec

now the celebration today, that's all, that's all good and well, but 30 years on is germany truly united the. well, it's quite the week to ask that question this week actually saw the collapse of the coalition government here in germany. so we're going to be having a college within the government on the prospect. solve narrowly elections on the card. the extra square meant to be held in september of next year, but it's likely that they might take place in the spring. they all possession good services here. actually want them to take place with fairly, as john kerry we talk about the political situation. that's the national level and eastern germany. we saw election earlier this year where the silver ring resolved really for the government on the far right military to sit for germany, party on some populous parties with massive, massive games in those sting boats. so really we'll see if that plays a nice at a national level, wouldn't be go to the polls nationwide here, but really feeling when the wall failed 35 years ago in the east was that many, many people were hopeful that, that the,

reorientation nevertheless occurred in the public opinion of western germany, and then of the united germanyect led by halder is not the only one supervised by the intelligence services of the united states and great britain. historical myth-making after the second world war it is only gaining strength. for the formation and dissemination of mythology. they are building an extensive infrastructure. hundreds of anti-soviet and then anti-russian centers are being created in the usa and western europe, whose tasks, in addition to collecting and analyzing information, include the formation of ideology and the dissemination of false history. a broad subculture of nazi followers continues to rewrite history to this day. but in russia today few people talk about this; numbers are also mentioned: 100,000 women in berlin and 2 million throughout germany. western media instantly pick up the resonant topic. the black myth immediately becomes part of the anti-russian information campaign. the red army came to berlin and raped 2 million. where did they get them from there again according to these rumors,

from the west against the east was clear to us, they destroyed the soviet union, yugoslavia, united germanyecisely in order to use this as the penultimate phase to attack russia in order to weaken its economy, industry, army, armed forces, and the last phase - china. over the course of 2.5 months , 15 tons of depleted uranium were dropped into serbian territory. later, the country ranked first in the number of cancer diseases in europe. in the first 10 years after the bombing , about 30,000 people fell ill with cancer, of which 10 to 18 thousand died. this topic is dealt with by the minister of health of serbia, danica grujic. this is from ninety-nine, yes, this is the number of diseases over the years. and it is linear, statistically, oncology. yes, malignant tumors are all, you see that this is linear, this means that there is a statistical pattern, that’s it, this means that something happened that gave such an increase, and this is mortality, so mortality increased, why, they would say, for example, there are more medicines, more cars for irradiation there is more, therapy is much bette

a united non-nato germany completely independent without american troops, or a united germany maintainingnato but with a guarantee that nato jurisdiction or troops will not extend east of the current border. gorbachev responded that nato's expansion to the east was unacceptable, but in reality everything turned out differently. in 2008 vladimir putin gave the alliance a final warning. once in quality. special operation was reported today by the ministry of defense. this happened in the south donetsk direction. the fighters from the group of troops of the east distinguished themselves. an order was received to hit the hangar with ukrainian armed forces equipment. after the strike, the drone operators not only confirmed the accurate hit of the shells, but also reported the destruction of nato guns that were in the shelter; for the successful completion of the task, the artillerymen were awarded state awards. a lot of combat missions were accomplished. shot on this combat vehicle. more than 400 shells, there was a case, we went out to work out the task, a standard task, we worked it out, the

in 1989.” it happened, and they first tried to reform the sep, and then it turned out that a united germanyeed such a party, but even before its execution against erich honecker, they began to prepare a body of charges, this was done by former comrades, he was arrested, released on honecker learns from television news that, as a result of an examination, he has been diagnosed with kidney cancer; his tumor is removed; he is arrested again, although he is soon released. at the end of january 1990, by this time he and his wife margot were officially homeless, first out of mercy they were welcomed by pastor uwe holmer, then they moved to the soviet military hospital in belitsa. moscow does not respond to requests for political asylum, but in the end, apparently, at the request of the future the head of the state emergency committee yanaev, secretly takes the spouses to the ussr. konakel becomes gorbachev’s personal guest, and this status protects him until mid-december 1990, when... from a human point of view it was difficult. honaker and his wife lived in one of the embassy rooms. i passed the

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this. martino shots, as a professor for the chemistry of energy materials at the university of united germany, relying on lithium alone, won't cut it. the world will need every option available. and that's where sodium ion batteries come into the picture. so let's take a look at that element beneath the earth's crust and sodium is abundant, making up around 2.3 percent. it might not sound like much, but that's over $1000.00 times more. the amount of lithium found under the earth's crust. not only is it more readily available, but it's also cheaper. in early 2024 sodium carbonate was valued at approximately $290.00 per metric ton. battery gray, lithium carbonate, was more than $13000.00 per met 1st ton and lithium batteries. the precious materials like cobalt and nickel, to work with sodium doesn't. it's found everywhere. it's simply salt and not limited to a specific region. the. the world's largest battery manufacturer, chinese c a t l already went big on sodium ion technology in 2021. just 2 years later, it was supplying chinese car maker sherry with salt batteries. and recently this e card

"the united states and germany announced that washington would begin the episodic deployment of long-rangeapons on german territory in 2026. at the same time , the russian leader said that if these plans were to be implemented, moscow would prepare countermeasures. incidentally, work on them is already underway. the reasons for the us withdrawal from the treaty, in fact, no one particularly hid, this is, in general, china's serious polemic in the relevant weapons systems, that is, the us had concerns." that in the event of a conflict in east asia in the pacific ocean china will have a serious advantage, to compensate for it, the us decided that it is developing such systems, and also that their allies should also have such weapons, and the reason for this was the alleged violation of this treaty by russia. the all-russian state, television and radio broadcasting campaign with the support of the ministry of digital development, communications and mass media of the russian federation, the administration of the governor of the pervsky territory, invites television and radio journalists, direc

nineties, and preferably completely dismembered, because in.. ... because, because he wanted to unite germany, he had historical expediency on his side, and not on the side of the french, so this is the tenth question, but yes, we didn’t start, and we didn’t start, we intercepted their sighs, they were so upset a week before, they don’t matter now, this is a different topic, this is a different topic, yes , now, but there is still one such moment that a little... i somehow still don’t understand this, we hear these all the time, but ukraine , in fact, it doesn’t seem to have anything to do with this , it’s a people close to us, it’s our people, it’s, listen, well, you can’t wage a war like that, well, the germans weren’t all nazis either, absolutely, there were a lot of people there who they didn’t consider themselves nazis, they weren’t, but in this case ukraine is an enemy, and a principled enemy. well, there are enemies there in washington, in kiev , like, well, there’s a clique, well , that’s it, in general, but in general it’s like that, not no, but actually friends, then why are we and

there in the rear units there are 20 million police officers out of about 80 million germans of a united germany, which means that the proportion of those who stood with weapons for the reich is even greater than we have in the red army, where would these people go then, they themselves, well, how would they of course, everyone was denazified, but they remained, and it was necessary to rely on them, it was necessary... from them to form a new bundeswehr, a new army, new special services, a state apparatus from former officials, members, and so on, so it was necessary to whitewash the wehrmacht as much as possible, to say : guys, no, no, you are not in what is not to blame, it’s just a narrow circle of nazis, we hanged them all, all of them are there, all this dozen, she was punished, but the rest were not, you have nothing to do with it, why is there a myth about a pure wehrmacht, and so? a new western germany was needed, how they created it, protected it from even the americans, well, so that, firstly, all these people could serve the new germany with a clear conscience, all these people could

war, in fact it was of course franco-german, because it actually revealed itself already in the united germany the unification of germany gorchakov also played a certain role, he supported. with the next polish uprising, because the polish uprising, that's when alexander ii began to carry out his reforms. great, it was completely out of place, naturally, firstly, and the sovereign quite rightly said that it is not impossible to carry out reforms against the backdrop of such internal turmoil, in fact, the poles have started another uprising, one of the arguments that was, it is unsettled in russia now, there, well, this is natural, great reforms have begun, they... cannot contribute to stability and we must take advantage of this, therefore, in general, this struggle is a counter political game, the poles hoped that the great reforms would help them, because they would cause some kind of turmoil in russia, and alexander ii harshly suppressed this uprising, believing that great reforms were necessary. so it was necessary to act harsher, but this suppression of the uprising, as often happened in

there is a basic main postulate: the threat of war should never come from the territory of a united germanyy with the position that germany occupies today, this is a serious reason, of course, the denunciation of this treaty will not lead to anything, there is no trace of returning the gdr to its place, well, yes, this is your slogan, now . advertising, after that we will continue with a new lineup. democracy, glasnost, in general, perestroika in one word. they went to visit these people, they came out and they said to me: wow, why are you telling us that everyone is equal? the speed with which this restructuring took place showed that soviet society, in principle , was a capitalist society, democracy was a way out, that this was freedom, this was liberalism, i remember a great feeling of freedom. "war is scary, this is not an idle question, because the answer is not very simple, for whom? for those who experienced the horrors of war, who saw them, probably yes, they understand that this is an inevitable evil, and we were forced to defend the russians of donbass, who were simply destroyed f

eastern, when there were two countries, but we recognized the eastern one, we still recognized a united germanyt at the same time it is a lie, in fact, they recognized eastern germany, they had embassies, excuse me, it was a member of the un, that is , an absolutely recognized state and so on, well, again, we hear this from the lips of stoltenberg, who just yesterday shouted, being the secretary general of nato, that no, only victory, then... i understood that zelensky was under threat. he was in a secret bunker. i asked putin, are you going to kill zelensky? he said, "i'm not going to kill zelensky." then i asked, "i must understand that you give me your word that you will not kill zelensky." he said again, "we will not kill zelensky." after the meeting, in the car from the kremlin to the airport, i contacted zelensky on whatsapp or telegram. aren't you afraid that the russians will see? no, there were no problems. i called zelensky and said. i came with meetings, he is not going to kill you. he asks: are you sure? i answer: 100%, he will not do it. two hours later, zelensky went into his offi

is dw news lied from berlin tonight. remembering the heroes of the day, the leaders of the united states, germany and france, mark the 80th anniversary of the landings which liberated western europe from nazi germany. they honored surviving veterans and the crating presidents of landscape. he was told that the west will not weekend and support for his country in it's poor against russia. also coming up tonight, dozens killed. and then his ran the air strike on central gaza. the attack to the un run school. israel says that it targeted a homeless compound that was inside and at least a 100. they had an attack on a village in sudan, the latest killing, and a long running conflict between the army and paramilitary. the library, god is good to have you. with this on june 6th, 1944. more than 850000 allied soldiers invaded france by sea, an air to drive out in nazi germany. these forces, it was the day. today were veterans and leaders gathered in northern france marking the 80th anniversary of the day of these men as young soldiers landed in normandy to babble denazi's, they were joined by a new gener

on october 3, 1990 , thanks to the position of the ussr, the two germanys, the eastern and western, united, but the country still looks divided. 34 years after the reunification, we need to realize, that east and west have drifted further apart than ever before. the longed-for unity now exists only in ceremonial speeches that are ignored. in 34 years, the two germanys have come closer for a while, but have been drifting apart again for some time now. so how does the gdr still remind us of itself? from germany, our special correspondent, mikhail antonov. mario schubert sells everything made in the gdr, but he considers himself less of an entrepreneur and more of a collector. his shop - here is the first and only cosmonaut in the gdr, zygmunt jn, here is of course, yuri gagarin. mario wears an earring in the shape of two hammers, in memory of his childhood in the ore mountains, where uranium was mined, which the ussr needed. he says it was a good time. i went to school all 10 years we studied. together with my friends, we grew up together, we were together from kindergarten, now the system i

happens, bismarck started a war against france in the 19th century, because, because he wanted to unite germany had, by the way, historical expediency on his side, and not side of the french, so this is the tenth question, but we didn’t start, and we didn’t start. started a war against colonialism, this was the main idea, which then led to the collapse of the entire colonial system, which led to this seemingly monstrous conflict between the west and the soviet union and russia in general. i remember i once had a conversation with one representative of the british elite, i don’t presume to say that everything is so, but actually he told me an interesting phrase, he told me, we will never forgive you for the fall of the british empire, yeah. yeah, that’s how they evaluate it, in any case, this one and this is true, this is true, if it weren’t for the soviet union, these colonial empires, they would still be there, it was the soviet union, its political support, military support, that destroyed the west, the basis of the west, because the west has certainly achieved many successes in all areas, bu

after the united states, britain and france divided germany into two parts, there were no changes inthe country's foreign policy alone. clearly not enough, it was necessary to eliminate the lag in the economy as soon as possible, in the first year of mikhail gorbachev 's rule, brezhneva the party-bureaucratic system of governance turned out to be so ineffective that in the richest country in the world the population was literally starving, that is, there was not enough even basic clothing, it's funny to say, but russia bought grain abroad, to fight this by changing the system of governance, the party-bureaucratic one. gorbachev could not, because he himself was the fruit of this party-bureaucratic system, he all that was left was to put forward, put forward completely meaningless slogans, such as acceleration of what is not going anywhere, perestroika of who knows what and glasnost in the conditions of total control over information, when even about the disaster at the chernobyl nuclear power plant and that... the population of the country learned more than a week later. for the firs

from the west, which they offered us, to make us equal partners. then the leadership is not yet united germany, the president of the united states, a number of european leaders convinced the leadership of the soviet union to agree on the unification of germany, the german democratic republic and the federal republic of germany , they called for the withdrawal of the troops of the group of soviet troops of germany, a group of troops from the countries of eastern democracy, and justified this by necessity. to remove threats to the security of europe, they believed that these were factors in reducing the overall level of security that the world expected, and designated this as more powerful. including the nobel peace prize, here now you will surrender the memory of national interests in order to become the best german of the nineties, and in a few decades we will bring leopard tanks to the territory of the soviet union, our tanks, our german tanks, with crosses, will iron your land generously watered with soviet blood. a soldier who liberated the territory of the ussr from the fascist yoke, how w

missiles of possible nuclear weapons in a united germany, what are you arguing with me, there was thermany when they united, it does not matter where it will be, how it will be deployed. not about what was, about the deployment of new carriers that are capable of carrying, including nuclear weapons, but i have such a question, in this, in this treaty, there are articles about what will happen if it has not been implemented, no, of course, this treaty, it does not oblige anyone to anything, no, it obliges, firstly, it is simple. how to make them implement? how to make them implement? well, i can give advice, the advice is very, firstly, this concerns, i wanted to say again that this point, it directly concerns the decision to deliver tomahawks in the twenty-sixth year, the united states has no right, the united states has no right to deploy these weapons according to this treaty, or this treaty is lost, we can revoke the recognition of the united recognition does not play, we can denounce this actually denounce.

the center of a neutral strip or a second security strip, which would include finland, a united germanynd austria, here in the center in the north of europe, here is this second security train, and germany split quite obviously, when, when in in 1948 , trizonia was created in three occupation zones, and a conscious course was taken to split germany and create the frg on the territory of trizonia, well, and the last thing i wanted to say, i want to congratulate the east germans on the seventy-fifth anniversary of the formation of their homeland and pay tribute and congratulate is probably too strong a word when you lose your homeland, how can you not congratulate. it is interesting to talk about this about history, to remember, but my main question is not even the quality of this analogy but there, how correct or incorrect is this, in what the difference, what is the coincidence, my main question in general is what is the truth, excuse me, what is it, how can we negotiate with our european overseas partners so that we are not screwed, well, it's true, but just the main question that aris

union, said that it was necessary to create a new system . security in europe, we need help to unite germanyill include the united states, canada, russia, other central european countries, but there is no need for nato to expand, he said so, if nato will spread, everything will be the same as in the cold war, only closer to the borders of russia, that’s all, my grandfather was smart, no one listened to him. no one listened, moreover, he somehow got angry , well, the conversation is also in our archives, if he says, you won’t listen to me, i ’ll never come to moscow again, he got angry at the soviet leadership, and well... he was right, everything happened as he said, but nevertheless, yes, of course, his words came true, you talked about this many times, it seems to me, this is absolutely fair, and many in the states also thought that relations between russia and the united states would be normal after the collapse of the soviet union, but the opposite happened, but you never explained why you think this happened? well why did this happen? well, yes, maybe the west is afraid of a strong russ

symbol, critics say it looks like one of the s is from the interim, this nazi assess paramilitary units. germany has partially legalized cannabis for recreational use. adults canal possess up to 25 grams in public and grow up to 3 plants of home. decision has divided public opinion. critics point to health and regulatory concerns. germany's conservative opposition says it will revoke the law if it regains power. at of berlin, beer garden guests aren't worried about the new policy, so i need lots of people should decide for themselves so they will be well informed and can do it within the space. during like smelling and the others have the same problem when people smoke tobacco. and also i mentioned often, but there are rules to, for the partial legalization. for example, smoking around children is not allowed. but regulating these restrictions may prove complicated. you have one over here. we don't want to regulate, know a gas and we rely on mutual respect. but i take, the sage club has outdoor space for some, 2000 people, but management says cannabis is controversial in a he's always talking to

united germany inaugurated the most important warship in germany's history.britains have also unveiled their vessel, a monster that was supposed to be used for the first world war, but it was ready at the end of the war and it was now equipped with the highest degree of power to fight with the germans. the two monsters faced off on saturday, may 24th, 1941 in a historical battle in the ocean. hey. ms hood battle cruiser quickly sank, the sinking of the vessel disgraced the uk navy, so it forced britain to drag germany's bismark battleship to a conflict again, but this time no warship got close to the bizmark. these old planes were supposed to fly over the vessel, each of them dropped to... torpido into the ocean and fled the danger zone. it was the first time in history that a warship was being attacked by an aircraft carrier. finally, one of the torpedos hit the german battleship and caused damage. the planes flew again. another torpedo damaged the bismark's propelling engine and grounded to a halt. a battleship that cannot move won't take any risks, a stabl

committed there, a separate story is the resettlement of germans to russia; by the 16th century, a united germany did not yet exist; instead, there were dozens are scattered. german states are quite densely populated. for german peasants, the opportunity to receive large plots of land for free was very attractive. not to mention the fact that a fellow countrywoman ruled the country where they were going for permanent residence. by the way, a descendant of the family of catherine ii. prince eduard von anald also came to the forum in moscow. you can say that for him it became a family event. we have gathered here precisely because we are united by catherine the great. groups, with the collapse of the soviet union, they, true, they flocked en masse to germany, but many still live in two homelands. russian germans, i always say, have two hearts. anna yafimova, valery savelev, anastasia popova, typical novorossiya. fine. we will talk about the significance of catherine the great’s manifesto on inviting foreigners to novorossiya with our regular expert, historian, political scientist, rastislav ishchen

there are only 7 years left until the day when the age of the united germany will be equal to the life of the gdr, and there are no signs the end of the great unification is not observed, in contrast to the signs of another disunity. mikhail antonov, anastasia barkovskaya, denis lesitsin and andrey putra. vesti nedeli, germany. an important event mikhail mishustin visited iran. the last time the head of the russian government was expelled. republic half a century ago. meshustin was greeted in tehran as the most honored guest. red carpet, guard of honor, everything at the highest level. from tehran, mikhail mishustin went to armenia, where a meeting of the heads of government of the eurasian economic union. marina gromova explains everything in detail. a ceremonial welcome at the tehran airport, the russian prime minister is greeted by guards at the ramp. the ribbons read guard of honor on forsi. the president, masoud pesichkian, receives mikhail mishustin at the saad palace complex, one of the most beautiful places in the country. i want to thank you for the inspiration. all the good t

too great, and he didn’t deserve it, that was all already in that very germany, which we call united germanythey didn’t last long, almost all of them were released in the mid-fifties, there was no one left there except getz, they were all already free, but i wanted to at the beginning. after all, about football, vladimir rudolfovich, well , i can’t, as a football player, a football player should just tell chevly’s comments about the loss, i’m not happy about the loss of the ukrainian team, this is a game, let the strongest win, but deutcheveli invented absolutely the kind of commentary that is needed repeat, they wrote, well, of course i lost ukrainian team, because almost all the fans were rooting for the romanian team, and this is understandable, because the ukrainian... fans, there were fewer of them, because most of them are at the front, they are fighting, and if they had not fought, then then the ukrainian team would have won, here you show the ukrainian fans who, with such grunts, i apologize, are standing there everywhere, well , today’s proposal, which was made, by the way, from the

and his wife found refuge in the chilean embassy in moscow, but the chancellor of the already united germanyhelmud kohl, demanded his extradition, and he was sent to berlin. they arrested me right at the airport and took me to moabid prison. honoker wrote in his diary: 57 years later i see the prison again. he was diagnosed with cancer and was released from prosecution for health reasons. honaker flew to chile, where his entire family already lived, and died there 2 and a half years later. this is what this day in history was like. we watch to know everything about russia. the best historical series. let's see. let's see. in the application or on the website. welcome to asia, where the heart of the continent beats. the program parliamentary hour is on air. hello, we will tell you about the main events of the state duma this week. the state duma is tightening control in the field of migration. those who have violated our laws must be expelled. a new special deportation regime is being introduced in russia. improving migration legislation is a priority in the work of the state duma. initiated

a very defensive equipment for ukraine, united states, germany, the nothing has remained. you literally will provide ukraine for the equipment for 5 additional strategic air defense systems. and the coming months, united states and our partners tend to revise your credit with dozens of additional tactical air defense systems united states. so make sure that when we export critical, our defense interceptors, ukraine goes to the front of the line. the decisions could bring some loaner way to the relief for you cream. i made intensified to rush in that tax, but it's not just to boost for defense that you create has been asking for it. imagine how much we get it shipped. when a limitation, i'll lift it, we can protect our seat is from verizon guided moons. if american latest you've megs a step forward and allows us to destroy ration and managed 3 year across on the basis . and we can significantly a limit for us and access. you know, solves and you agree and boost, they'll keep buying out over there. if america lives, she assist us with the necessary deed strike capabilities ag

as condemned in russia, which means that the russian political prisoners, cool on now in germany or in the united states in germany, at least officially, can see that the traitors who belonged behind boss. hello, president for the default on telegram, it would have been better if a traitorous had died in jail. let them know, protect themselves under the, with this protection programs that is a clear threat of mailed up by contrast. now to your question, all that awesome. so have returned to russian from best and presents us celebrate. that is big, big heroes. okay. just just on the phone that you, you, you raised there. that's a slightly tells me that. so even though this deal has been done, they are not necessarily sites those, those russian decisions well, i think that does the whole world. so last night that to put in the put in cost the welcome to these people at the local airport as it was a big red carpet was that was slower us from the president. and he even personally hawked almost all of them this way to show that these people will not simply criminals, but random russians who will inves

the same thing can happen within the framework of the green agenda already on the scale of a united germanycoming thinner, the working conditions for us. it's getting more and more difficult, now we have come to the point where we say that with this policy we cannot work, there is no light at the end of the tunnel for us, it will not get better, it will only get worse, milk, dutch, eggs, polish, tomatoes, spanish asparagus, israeli, if now ukrainian grains will still go, those that are mixed with pesticide, german agriculture will be able to hang a barn lock, there is also a minus of subsidies, at the beginning of the week the authorities tried not only to turn on the rear, but to drive around farmers on the side of the road, the germans must pay in washington for this they calculate, hence the obvious change in mood. not so long ago, scholz trumped the biggest. but it turned out that the european allies ordered a thousand missiles from the americans for the patriot systems, but the truth is, for themselves, it will take years to produce them, so the feeling of the meaninglessness of these

an indicator, because it is an indicator not how people voted, this is an indicator that that united germanyg for so long and so much that it has united, it has not united, now... we just really saw it, that this is a unification, which was in a certain sense artificial, it did not achieve its goal, and i completely agree that there is no need to clap your hands, jump on the spot, shout joyfully, it has finally happened, nothing has happened yet, while we only saw, that - certain sections of society came into the movement german, well, not only german, but in this case i’m talking about germany, some... strata of german society began to move, which clearly showed their attitude to what was happening, gathered for a long time, did not react for a very long time, very we sat for a long time, waited for something, i remember very well the criticism that you, vladimirovich, repeatedly expressed in relation to the fairness of the german population, what are you waiting for, this movement has begun, and it is important to understand that it is not that it it started they got in fact, in all... it

and the catholic church forbade washing, in shivporiks, and so on and like that, there was no united germanye, all these were hundreds of principalities that fought among themselves, it was a plague, yes, it was around the 10th-11th century, for the entire economy of the collective west, it could fit into 2%. of global gdp, china accounted for 50%, someone says 70%, that is, it seems to me that this is what we are now seeing this carnivalism in western culture, or in ideology, it’s just that it’s just a superstructure , which reflects the collapsing basis of the economy, that is, everything is leaving the west again to the east, in those glorious times when china and india accounted for 70% of the world economy, and the countries around them also enjoyed this prosperity, thank god we came out quietly. we are also a country that has relations with india, with china, that is, in this regard, there is no doubt that a wonderful future awaits us, well, before moving on to the context of the discussion, the global and detailed visit of vladimir putin, without a doubt so historic, because this is a

and america is much higher than it is in the _ and america is much higher than it is in the united kingdom, germanyin europe. the point here is that — most countries in europe. the point here is that israel has been under attack— here is that israel has been under attack from iran since october the 7th. attack from iran since october the 7th not— attack from iran since october the 7th. not directly until saturday night _ 7th. not directly until saturday night but through iran's terrorist proxies, — night but through iran's terrorist proxies, hamas, who thieves, iraq he and siri _ proxies, hamas, who thieves, iraq he and siri shi'ite militia groups. it's and siri shi'ite militia groups. it's not — and siri shi'ite militia groups. it's not been a one—way street as you know. this has been a shadow war with two sides. you know. this has been a shadow war with two sides-— with two sides. yes. there is a shadow war — with two sides. yes. there is a shadow war indeed _ with two sides. yes. there is a shadow war indeed in - with two sides. yes. there is a shadow war indeed in the - with two sides. yes. the

germany will unite. the only question is how and when.irst satellite country of the ussr to abandon the socialist system. kohl finished his speech. it seems that they don’t need us to unite germany, since kohl decides everything himself. yes, why is he assumed that he would manage without us. after the fall of the wall, the germans felt their strength. now there is little that can stop them. we have carefully preserved a whole world of juicy berries and fruits for you in dzhemakh maheev. jam makheev is 100% natural. where are you going? i'm looking for brother nadezhda. that there is, there is always hope, the call sign is a passenger in the cinema from march 14, this is a show of stars, it involves 10 mega-popular stars who have chosen a humorous team, dmitry malikov, no one will believe you anyway, chushpan, philip kirkorov, salaam alaikum, vaaleikum salaam, my bunny, i am your bunny, denis dorokov, preparations for the elections are going well, as expected. where's the dog? stop getting on my nerves. corval fito helps reduce irritabili

washington's steps in 2026 the united states promises to deploy long-range missiles in germany, this is stated in a joint written statement of the two countries, which was distributed by the white house press service. well, the united states calls the deployment of medium- and short-range missiles in germany sporadic, but adds that in the future there is a plan to leave them there on a permanent basis. what exactly will the united states send to germany? let's figure it out, this sm6 missiles, tamogaf. and also hypersonic weapons that the states are currently working on, and as stated, they will have a significantly greater range than current ground-based fire weapons in europe. the pentagon has not disclosed any other details regarding the deployment of missiles in germany. they have two programs for the ground forces, one is a modern reimagining of an old cruise missile. according to open sources, that is , it is not yet possible to say that this will be some kind of massive deployment, as experts note, the deployment of missiles the usa in germany certainly poses a threat to our co

leave some achievements that were in the gdr definitely, and i think many residents of the gdr united germanyhis way and... imagined it, but here is another very important point, which, 30 years have passed, even more, and today we are talking about such a very important point, we are talking about the consequences that we see today, because the german democratic republic was a place of concentration of anti-fascists in europe, you understand, this is a place of concentration of anti-fascists in europe, and it was the first outpost of anti-fascists in europe, because it was... they did not indicate when they were talking about gonnikar, that he was an anti-fascist, no matter how much the focus was on the fact that he was in prison with the fascists and so on, he was simply a criminal, because he led the gdr, was it aimed against anti-fascists, i don’t know, i think it was more anti-socialism at that time, but they wanted their own capitalism, which is now clear, i repeat, that germany is social. the german democratic republic is a country that had very great prospects for interaction with all

and his wife found asylum in the chilean embassy in moscow, but the chancellor of the already united germanyut kohl, demanded his extradition, and he was sent to berlin. they arrested me right at the airport and took me to muabid prison. honaki. wrote in my diary 57 years later i see the moabid prison complex from the inside again. in '35, the gestapa brought me here from their main building on prince albrecht strasse. then i spent a year and a half here. how long will i be this time? during the trial, he was diagnosed with cancer and was released from prosecution for health reasons. honaker flew to chile where his whole family already lived. and he died there 2 and a half years later. this is what this day was like. welcome to asia, it's beating here. so, guys, today we will draw such a wonderful cat with kittens, but not necessarily exactly the same, complete freedom of creativity on the canvases of young painters, the red cat transforms. think like artists, distinguish colors, distinguish shadows, build objects, and we also instill in them self-confidence, and give them creative potential