here was the office of anatoly fedorovich dobrynin, here night meetings with american representativestook place, just as in his apartment she is not visible here. it's somewhere , uh, on the third floor. e! in the living room is where they drank tea. uh, coffee they are who, they are the president's brother uh, kennedy robert kennedy and also anatoly fedorovich dobrynin a. it is very important that in those?

anatoly fedorovich dobrynin's office was located here, night meetings with american representatives wereeld here, just as she is not visible here in his apartment. it's somewhere, uh, on the third floor. e! the living room is where they drank tea. uh, coffee, who are they, they are the president's brother, uh, kennedy robert kennedy and also anatoly fedorovich dobrynin uh, it is very important that in those years 60 years ago, but there was this trust channel, you know, uh, honestly, i a little bit even envy him, because he had such a channel he had to say, even his entrance to the state department. he, uh, even his elevator, uh, says that he could easily get into the white house. uh, alas, alas, alas, uh, i don't have such an opportunity, in order to instantly get through to the white house or the state department. and this is a top view from the roof of the residence. where the tv cameras did n’t go up to us at all, take a closer look, to the left of the russian tricolor, if you look in the same direction towards the lofavets of the white house square, you can see something on the asph

the buildings are the most famous ladder along which anatoly fedorovich dobrynin and robert kennedy climbedivate conversations with anatoly's spouse filovich, drag, coffee, they are without translators. we just had these confidential consultations , negotiations, conversations. during this overnight money, which even in the soviet embassy only a couple of people knew about in october 1962, the fate of everything depended without exaggeration. by that time, ordinary americans had lost faith in a happy outcome for themselves 30 million died in the united states and 100 million in the soviet union only after the first exchange of nuclear strikes, such was the gloomy forecast 60 years have passed, and the caribbean crisis is no, no, and will remind about yourself in the middle of manhattan, with such a rusted sign, a nuclear bomb shelter, right around the corner, signs are hung along the entire east coast of the united states from florida to the canadian border , soviet missiles are taken out and everything is swept away from store shelves, in the yards. church shelters are being dug, mass adul

here was the office of anatoly fedorovich, dobrynin.night meetings with american representatives, just as she is not visible here in his apartment. it's somewhere , uh, on the third floor, uh, in the living room where they had tea. uh, coffee, who are they, are they? this is president kennedy's brother robert kennedy and also anatoly fedorovich dobrynin it is very important that in those years, 60 years ago, there was a trusting channel. you know, to be honest, i'm a little bit even jealous of him, because he had such a channel he had to say, even his entrance to the state department. he, uh, even his elevator, uh , says that he could easily get into the white house and shows the russian ambassador there is no trace, not on any chronicle of those times with anatoly antonov, we follow the same path that robert kennedy then got into the soviet diplomatic mission one of the most hidden corners of the history of the cuban missile crisis is hidden around the corner from, by the way, the oldest elevator in washington in 1910. the buildings ar

here was the office of anatoly fedorovich and dobrynin, night meetings with american representatives, as well as in his apartment, it is not visible here. it's somewhere, uh, on the third floor, uh, in the living room where they had tea. uh, coffee, who are they, they are president kennedy's brother robert kennedy and also anatoly fedorovich dobrynin . it is very important that 60 years ago , this trust channel existed. you know, to be honest, i'm a little bit even jealous of him, because he had such a channel he had to say, even his entrance to the state department. he uh, even his elevator uh, tells that he is calm could get into the white house. uh, alas, alas, alas, uh, i don't have such an opportunity, in order to instantly get through to the white house or the state department. and this is a top view from the roof of the residence. where before us the tv cameras did not rise at all, take a closer look, to the left of the russian tricolor, if you look in the same direction, you can see the white house square on the pavement. something yellow. this is the slogan black lives matter

anatoly fedorovich asked a very interesting question. here i go for the first time. i have never seen. i hope this one is easier. on the day of the first meeting of ambassador anatoly dobrynin with president john f. kennedy, diplomats, as a rule, went to meet the president, accompanied by a secretary and translator, dobrynin came alone. here. we got to know you. now i want to do to you what they usually do. john f. kennedy thirty-fifth president of the united states motto think not about what the country can give you, but about what you can give it disarmament and the normalization of relations by the soviet union played a key role in resolving the caribbean crisis of the soviet ambassador, this just sat and talked all this five main assistants. this is one more thing that is missing from me, bro, when the next reception will be, initially they tried to establish a direct connection with robert kennedy with the help of representatives of the soviet kgb. russian diplomat, russia's permanent representative to the un from 1990 to 1994, but those were performers. they met with robert kennedy but they acted on paper that came from moscow and spoke words. so, memorized from this

yes, uh, anatoly fedorovich dobrynin's office was located here, night meetings with american representativesent. it's somewhere, uh, on the third floor, uh, in the living room where they had tea. uh, coffee, who are they, they are president kennedy's brother robert kennedy and also anatoly fedotovich. good afternoon. uh, it is very important that in those years 60 years ago, but there was this trust. you know the channel, to be honest, i'm a little jealous him because he had such a channel he had to say, even his entrance to the state department. he, uh, even his elevator, uh, says that he could easily get into the white house, but alas, alas, alas, uh, such an opportunity. i don’t have in order to instantly reach the white house or the state department , the incredible never before, the excursion from our current ambassador anatoly antonov to the most hidden corners of the history of the caribbean crisis continues inside its entrance to the soviet diplomatic mission, it turns out that then it was robert kennedy is the most famous ladder along which anatoly fedorovich dobrynin and, uh, rober

this, of course, first of all anatoly fedorovich dobrynin uh, was also a closed channel , also connectedbassy, ​​but still, dobrynin played a decisive role in this, first of all, uh, at his meetings with robert kennedy with president kennedy's brother and there uh , very subtle and very skillful diplomacy was required in order for the ultimatum that was originally put forward, the united states either take away or we will start attacking on october 30, uh and in the time of naim only the closest approach of ships during the blockade. it was required there. uh, very skillful diplomacy to turn all this into a compromise solution of the issue and, of course, this was done. this is a great merit and the second point, because we do not always talk about it directly, but a very acute situation developed in relations between moscow and hawaii, as soon as sergeevich immediately openly said on the radio that he was doing it. requirements for the withdrawal of missiles fidel castro was not told about this in a timely manner and he was very strongly and grossly offended, but fidel's insults. castro

to that peak of tension that existed 60 years ago, namely, i looked at how anatoly fedorovich dobrynint on october 23, when after which a gradual e, decrease e of tension began, but i completely share your analysis with him, but i would like to confirm these fundamental theses that we must take into account when discussing the current confrontation between, uh, russia and the united states. well, now let's press on a little advertisement and return to the conversation with anatoly ivanovich antonov in a few moments. the space maps are filled into the tablets and the navigator specifies the route for the last time . i believe in friends, caravans of rockets will rush, i agree the path. now it was not easy well on the dust of the electric peak. good traces. someday over the years, let's remember, let's pray, something landed well, absolutely nothing comparable to the earth on the anniversary of the flight of the first crew into space in friday on pervy even more benefits with the new ozon bank card, millions of goods at discounted prices every day. open additional discounts. open the ozo

the south of russia increased the most acute part of the caribbean crisis lasted 14 days anatoly fedorovich dobryninof work as the ambassador of the soviet union in general. the experience of the cuban events essentially set the main direction of my further quarter-century diplomatic activity as ambassador of the soviet union to six us presidents. i understood well how important it is to be an active link in a purely confidential channel of communication between the top leaders of both countries, this was, perhaps, the only way that prevented the cold war from turning into a hot one. manufacturers of good things want and most importantly. but it's best to check. where once the russian flag is raised, it should not go down. suicide for fear of death russia an icy desert where a dashing man walks russia russians don't give the impression of warlike people, but don't step on their feet. there are no experts on russia, only different levels. so many of our ancestors moved to these lands and founded the city of mariupol 21 greek villages. welcome to our creative workshop. you could say that after the she

one of the key people, the main figure in the sentencing process of the soviet side was anatoly fedorovich dobrynin, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of the soviet socialist republics to the united states of america. i arrived in washington at a time when the war was in full swing, intelligence and spy-mania, a few words about my worker. office at the embassy. this the office had two good large windows overlooking the small lawn of the main street, but then. both windows were bricked up from the inside. a magnetic field circulated between the walls. defense against outside eavesdropping this is how the secure office was supposed to be created. anatoly dobrynin soviet diplomat, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of the soviet union to the united states under six american presidents, had a unique ability to build trusting ties and resolve conflicts, played a key role in resolving the caribbean crisis on the eve of the meeting with president kennedy dobrynya was visiting. at that moment, dean was the secretary of state of the united states with the participation of john, anatoly

it was coming, but because it was not known what it was about, of course, first of all, anatoly fedorovich dobryninalso a closed channel, also connected with the embassy. but nevertheless, dobrynin played a decisive role in this, first of all, at his meetings with robert kennedy and president kennedy's brother, and there, uh, very subtle and very skillful diplomacy was required in order for the ultimatum, which initially put forward, the united states or take away or we will start on october 30, we will start the attack, uh and in the days of naim, only the closest approach of ships during the blockade. it was required there. uh, very skillful diplomacy to turn this into a compromise solution . question and of course it was done. this is a great merit and the second point, because we do not always talk about it directly, but a very acute situation developed in relations between moscow and hawaii as soon as these sergeevich were immediately open on the radio. he said that he was fulfilling the requirements for the withdrawal of missiles. fidel castro was not told about this in a timely manner, and h

the soviet ambassador to washington, anatoly fedorovich dobrynin, he had great experience.ed america, so here is his contact that he made with the president's brother robert kennedy is very important. at the same time, on october 27, the soviet submarine b-59 was attacked. she was forced to surface to recharge the batteries, surrounded by 11 us navy ships, including the aircraft carrier renders, the americans behaved extremely aggressively and opened fire in front of the submarine's nose. the boat that was instructed if you attack the ship you are guided by the situation, that is, the usual torpedo and topics. actually , it was the captains of the submarine who decided to start and start the war, fortunately, it was not khrushchev nikita who was on the submarine, the chief of staff of the brigade of the northern fleet, vasily arkhipov, he insisted that the time had not yet come for such an answer. excerpt. arkhipova may have prevented the outbreak of a nuclear conflict. the american administration was outnumbered. hawks of generals who sought to resolve the issue by militar

plenipotentiary ambassador of the soviet socialist republics in the united states of america anatoly fedorovich dobryninarrived in washington at a time when the intelligence war was in full swing and spy mania would say a few words about my worker. office at the embassy. this office had two good large windows overlooking a small lawn. the main street, however, then both windows from the inside were walled up with bricks. a magnetic field circulated between the walls. defense against outside eavesdropping this is how the secure office was supposed to be created. anatoly dobrynin soviet diplomat emergency plenipotentiary ambassador of the soviet union to the united states under six american presidents had a unique ability to establish trusting ties and resolve conflicts and played a key role in resolving the caribbean crisis on the eve of a meeting with president kennedy dobrynya was visiting. at that moment dean had a state of the usa with the participation of wives in a relaxed atmosphere of the evening, anatoly asked a very interesting question. here i go for the first time i have never seen. i hope th