have a talent for being beaten, yes , kutuzov ended the war in a month, peace was signed in may, and napoleon’s invasion of russia ended in a month, and although alexanderexander that there was no need to give battle to napoleon, it would end badly, well, i’m exaggerating of course, but the meaning was this, alexander insisted, he then still wanted laurels, well, young blood was probably still at play. napoleon plus there was a numerical superiority in this battle of the three emperors, what was there, respectively, the austrian emperor, the russian emperor on one side of the barricades and napoleon on the other, kutuzov’s prediction came true, so alexander kutuzov did not liked, alexander kutuzov did not like , among other things, because of the australian , first of all, yes, because he thought fairly. in my opinion, he believed that yes, he was young, inexperienced, but kutuzov, instead of saying, he warned, of course, but very so, but instead of saying clearly and clearly that it was impossible, he said, in in the end, what if you please, now we need to remember, so to speak, about the main architects, in fact, of the final victory, well, there are

did not like kutuzov, alexander did not like kutuzov, including because of thathe believed and rightly in my opinion believed that yes, he was young, inexperienced, but... kutuzov, instead of saying, he warned, of course, but very much so, but instead of saying clearly and clearly that it is impossible, he said, in the end, what if you please, now we need to remember, so to speak, about the main architects, in fact, of the final victory, well, there is here different versions, different names are called, but the most common version is that teleran, well, he also cunning. i would like to say in the future that i did everything i could in my life. this is a historical podcast, we continue to look into it. in the person of emperor alexander i. alexander’s victory, of course, also lay in the fact that napoleon waited near moscow, the keys to moscow, did not receive anything, then burned moscow. well, according to one version, napoleon, according to another version, accordingly, the muscovites themselves burned, that’s right, they burned everything there, and it was j

turks had a talent for being beaten, but kutuzov ended the war in a month, peace was signed in may, and napoleon reached russia in a month, and although alexanderd to give battle to napoleon, it would end badly, well, i’m exaggerating of course, but that was the meaning.

with alexander, personal , i don’t think that people know everything about alexander pavlovich, such details and napoleon, kutuzovroads, yes, he could also hate kutuzov, because he burned moscow and, in general , annoyed him a lot and outwitted him , sent him along another road on the way back, kutuzov, personally, personally, we check personally kutuzov, kutuzov is coming, to beat the french, yes, we remember this song, so, there is one line left, 49 frosts, kutuzov, smolensk to moscow, that it’s good for three months in france, we check the distance. no, we don’t have distance yet, it’s frosty, it’s coming, they ’re resisting it, the food isn’t very tasty, it’s time maybe everything was delayed, spent like this, what else might he not like, he needs something just different. and they burned moscow, set moscow on fire, he might not have liked it, it’s not clear who burned it, either the french themselves, or not, well, there in russia, you can read the question again, what do you think napoleon might not have liked in russia, of course, he might not like, hello, what do they like his taste, our girls are not gre

if. 1300 auction 800 from alexander 1500 from vitaly 2.900 your bet is all-in we play on the granite obelisks of this moscow bridge you can read exactly tuchkov, raevsky, kutuzov. the fabulous kalinov bridge spans this river. currant. you're right? well, let's fauna for 500. last year a new record was recorded for these bottom fish. the individual was found at a depth of 5.887 m. these are non-anglers. you're right. attention to the screen: moscow, 1957, match for the chess crown, vasily smyslov plays with the current world champion, name him, in my opinion, mikhail tal, no, no, what are you, vitaly, who is this botvinnik, right, this is mikhail batvinnik , let's play further, world and literature 300, a 1925 film adaptation of this novel by arthur conandoyle. became the first film shown to passengers during the flight. gleb, the lost world, that's right. world and literature 200. in 2007, time magazine compiled a list of the 100 greatest books in history. this novel was in third place, behind anna karenina and madame bovary. war and peace. exactly. this year, for example, we celebrated this particular year, we need to stand out with something, we celebrated 2