sincerely believed that the polish king could be perceived as partners aleksey mikhailovich in 1646.s before the khmelnitsky uprising, he offered the polish king vladislav the union to unite the don and zaporozhye cossacks and attack together the crimea and then turkey well, something went wrong with that. so the rubilovo continued, the cossacks with the poles under the control of khmelnitsky, he became a hetman, he lost one and then won again. he entered kiev triumphantly. the inhabitants of the city of kiev rejoiced at the troops of khmelnitsky. by that time, there were already 70,000 people. it was huge for those times, so russian. well, that is, the cossacks and the little russians hated the poles; they gathered such an army, the jerusalem patriarch, who was in kiev on his way to moscow. paisiy named khmelnitsky attention of the russian grand duke. it was the highest honor of the khmelnytsky people, this is exactly how they perceived it and everyone around perceived it not only as it is, but also as an absolute honor of wang from boris glebsk returns a unique healer of government

becomes the military-historically first director of the museum was the most unique person aleksey mikhailovich the former messenger of the chapaev partisan detachment under his leadership, the museum became one of the best in belarus already at that time. unique collections of weapons and numismatics were collected here. this was a wonderful person. uh, i grew up on suvorov street and even we are small children still of preschool age. he inspired extraordinary reverence and respect for him. got a dilapidated house with the remains of a racing roof with shining window openings with skewed walls there was not a single museum object for this action which are now mostly shown in our both expositions. well , it's time to see the museum with your own eyes, it turns out that everything here is like in a palace, only in miniature a fireplace of a suite of rooms, and here commander's office. no frills strictness and brevity so what in the letter oh yes, alexander vasilyevich received news of the birth of his first grandson, and this is the interior of the lady's living room of the 18th century. what lu

the first director of the museum was the most unique person aleksey mikhailovich martynov, the formerer of the chapaev partisan detachment, under his leadership the museum became one of the best in belarus at that time. unique collections of weapons and numismatics were collected here. this was a wonderful person. uh, i grew up on suvorov street and even our small children are still preschool age. he inspired extraordinary reverence and respect; he got a dilapidated house with the remains of a shingled roof, merging window openings with skewed walls. there was not a single museum object for this action . alexei mikhailovich went to moscow to leningrad has accumulated huge basic collections of our museum, which are now mostly shown in our both expositions. well , it's time to see the museum with your own eyes, it turns out that everything here is like in a palace, only in miniature there is a fireplace of a suite of rooms, but the commander's office is no frills , strictness and conciseness. so what about the letter oh yes, alexander vasilyevich received the news of the birth of his fi

yura yes and who are you aleksey mikhailovich khalinsky i hope your future partner.omething to say here even so. well, your father knew how to negotiate with people. well, i hope his arrangements stay in place. he did not visit me to read his affairs. yes, who are you, stuck here, hint at the dirty deeds of my father, this freak. what do you need? well, why do i hint? i speak quite frankly. my simple offer you let me use the port further. and you and i make very good money. and most importantly, no one gets hurt. well, you're not in a hurry with the answer guy. think. of course not, you might think that you nothing to lose. but we both know that's not true, right? since i became the heir to the company, my answer. hello andrey sergeevich this is yuri nikitin, i need your help. or would, too. well, nikolay what problems can you get yes, not enough. there are even two reasons share your son's birthday congratulations and what is the second one? if my memory does not change, then this week has already been visited. shut your mouth. you yourself know what to do, so that

disposes of justice, some kind of cycle continues, we will remember with you the 17th century aleksey mikhailovichthe future of ukraine then it was called russian land in russia there the uprising of bogdan khmelnitsky who ask for help from genocide are really genocides that then the poles polish hat worked on territory. the zaporizhian army of the hetman of little russia, the polish gentry landowner had the right to kill. they considered the russian peasant russian to be russian in fact. how many calls and how long did you wait? is this the little russian people? the cossacks, how long they were waiting for help, we could not immediately respond, as soon as we left the time of troubles. and yet, realizing that it would be a difficult hardest war from poland, we entered at the zemsky sobor in 1653, it was decided to take under our high hand and to satisfy the demand of the novorossiysk people for protection in order to protect this world, the russian world, again the russian world was, and in 1939, the thirty-ninth year, there was again the polish way of western ukraine, western belarus, when toda

and i'm a senior investigator aleksei mikhailovich skvortsov, i'm in charge of this case. her from intensive care to a regular ward, but she has not regained consciousness yet . if you want, you can visit her. yes, of course, at least to see, but i'll wait for you outside. bye-bye. yes, i wanted to ask you if there is any suspicion about who could have done this, to be honest, i don't even know. artyom is not him, well, yes, all the evidence points to him. just know it somehow sewn with white threads. it seems that someone just wants to put all the blame on him, who i am and samba wanted to know, you have no ideas about this. well, artyom pavlovich says that you can confirm his presence at work that day, of course, he was in a hurry to work somewhere. but he was at work. well, i see, well, in any case, i will call you if necessary. face-to-face confrontation is extremely necessary for him and apparently, to confirm it. alibi can only you, i will definitely come, but the truth is, i don’t remember much. so let's get your testimony, we'll record it officially tomorrow at 12: