andropov loved to think in allegories and had a sense of humor.man of the kgb, he called me and said: “oleg alexandrovich, where have you disappeared? come to us, we’ll put you in jail.” at the word, we’ll put you in prison, he made a significant pause, and we’ll give you some tea. here they are. androp actually had works that were standing there or bookmarks on the table, when someone asked him, why do you actually need all these quotes, and so that i could talk to you, yes, that is, he treated people with respect, no matter who came to him, small talk, well, really in fact, this is a method to win over a person, to set him on the path of truth, or to ensure that he adheres to his position, but let's... let's see, after all, andropov, we are now talking a lot about the kgb, indeed, for 15 years he headed this organization, but in fact in fact, he came from the party structure, here it was just said that he had no experience of party leadership there in large republics, regions, but the second secretary is a lot in fact, and then we know that the

[nina] andropov was quite a terrifying man. he came out of the apparatus of control, and he then ran the soviet union as a very controlled environment. [news anchor] tomorrow, vice president bush arrives. also, secretary of state shultz. bush's visit is intended as a gesture of conciliation according to western diplomats here. these diplomats worry that new communist party chief yuri andropov may have had to pledge a tough anti-washington line and big weapons buildup to win military support. they would like the american delegation to meet with andropov after the funeral monday, but have no assurance the meeting will be arranged. [susan eisenhower] here was a guy who came out of the soviet intelligence community. you had the feeling during andropov's period that, you know, things were really inert, and the old generation was still running the country. [nina] my family was simply terrified. my great-grandfather was khrushchev. he was the general secretary of the communist party of the soviet union. khrushchev dismantled, or as mu

yuri andropov, the soviet president, dead at 69. [ominous music playing] [nina khrushcheva] people knew that he had kidney problems. everybody knew he was sick. people were comparing his skin color whether greenish, or whether bluish, or whatever. so it wasn't really a surprise that he was dying. but at the same time, because of tensions with the united states, with the west, there was uncertainty. it turns out that yuri andropov had much more than a bad cold for the past six months. his funeral will be in moscow tuesday, and although a number of prominent american politicians urge president reagan to attend, he will not. [narrator] reagan's olive branch does not extend to a trip to the ussr. instead, he sends vice president george hw bush. andropov's death has left many russians feeling uneasy. they have now lost two presidents in less than a year-and-a-half, and that's bound to unnerve a people who crave security. [ominous music playing] [narrator] during this critical moment, british prime minister margaret thatcher is one step a

andropov was never a public figure, so andropov’s appearance on the political arena was not perceived, then it turned out since within the framework of the leadership of the kgb, so to speak, he was a rather closed person, another thing is that the state security committee was perceived by society as one of the manifestations of that very justice, honesty and truth, why, because everyone knew that they were stealing here, there steal. as such, by and large, we didn’t have it, but it had already begun, it manifested itself when andropov began to decisively fight it, society said, yes, of course, everything is correct, well done, yuri vladimirovich, forward, that is, to in this sense, he certainly followed the right path, and absolutely correctly it was just said that if androp remained in power, the country would be different, because he said for the first time, and this is a very important thing, that we we don’t know the country in which we live, what your colleague said. from which in the heat salferov concludes that in general andropov had the same plans, two surnames were named he

andropov is a very conspiratorial figure. that the united states is seeking domination over the soviets and ultimately a nuclear victory and then so the soviet union has to be completely and utterly prepared to push that button all eyes are now on reagan in this uncharted new landscape reagan was adamant that he is not going to deal with this red, red and for and rope of reagan, was that cow boy who's going to destroy the soviet union because he was playing an oldest films like john wayne reagan, and drop him always found each other neither of them would be a cough this was moment when we were really scared of the nuclear war that really stayed with me as the scariest time that i've ever experienced in my life. and the soviet union the opposing sides and the cold war could not be further apart britain's double agent is now vital to understanding the level of andropov his paranoia he's got access to the operations being were on against the united kingdom by intelligence officers in the embassy and he's got a knowledge of the p

but i still think that andropov has no reason to be upset.or you out of old friendship, but for the country, for the country, he is dangerous, that’s the whole point, that this is a purge, he is not capable of anything else, but this is not a method, understand that the country has already experienced all sorts of purges and other things in tightening the screws, brezhnev ensured stability and moderation. all the problems, yes, there are problems, no one talks about it, but the country is moving along a soft course, a moderate course, and after brezhny’s death to organize another shake-up, it’s dangerous for the country, for the country, but what do they know about the country, they screwed up everything and stole that's it, changes are needed, not your moderation... when was the last time you saw people, when i ask you, when they drove a mercedes up your ass, yes, my dear, you exploded from a full life, you exploded, no bite that... man, what is this, what is this, why am i asking you, what is this? you just can’t get away with this boyish b

and even the death of yuri andropov left behind many mysteries.is and many other things. this is life and destiny. yes, that is, here, it seems to me, this is a crafty phrase, it indicates that he was planning some big, big changes. the question is, which ones, this is still the subject of great debate. in my opinion, everything is obvious, you just need to look at the team that he assembled for these variables and the tasks that he set for this team. it’s time for gorbachev, nikolai ryshkov to become chairman of the government, let’s listen to what he said about andropov’s true goals. place it. for the new year he invited gorbachev, he was a member of the politburo, he invited the debtor, he was a candidate member of the politburo, and he invited. me as the secretary of the central committee for economics, well, there was such a conversation that a lot of problems of a fundamental nature have accumulated in the economy, well, then he says, so i invited you so that the three of you could deal with this issue, analyze and form your vision of where

it was people from andropov’s inner circle who created a myth called andropov.ites poetry, loves music, understands cinema, let’s not slander him. different people saw it in completely different ways. premiere. the tenth anniversary of the birth of yuri andropov, which did not happen, is today on the first. sklif is a legend since the time of count sheremetyev. all the modern successes of the institute are based on the history that it had. an experiment on humans, people are at risk. the chief neurosurgeon of the russian federation compared the klifosov institute to an aircraft carrier, that is, it is a machine that is constantly in operation, which allows you to implement everything that has been done according to science directly into clinical practice. we would all have succeeded on the day of the medical worker, the sklifosovsky institute, tomorrow on the first. there is an old parable, it goes like this: god created man from clay, he had a small piece left, he asked man, what else do you need to make? him , please make me happy, god didn’t answer anything,

andropov’s entourage created a myth called andropov, that’s why such forest characteristics, andropovmusic, understands cinema, let’s not slander him, different people saw him in completely different ways, premiere for the 10th anniversary birth of yuri andropov, which did not happen tomorrow on the first day. the bodice has been a legend since the time of count sheremetyev. all the modern successes of the institute are based on the history that it had. human experiment, people takes risks. the chief neurosurgeon of the russian federation compared the sklefosovsky institute to an aircraft carrier, that is, it is a machine that is constantly in operation, which allows you to implement everything that has been done in science directly into clinical practice. we have the biggest one. here in the world of treatment there are many many herbs, that is, when more than one spine is broken, there are several of them, anesthesiologists, we are ready, the world champion in bodybuilding, the germans turned him around and twirled him and said: “take him to russia, i ’ve been to many such medical i

i once heard that andropov forced valera to go out of business and gave him away as a toy., i can’t see this, my heart is bleeding, well, you bastard, well, don’t touch the girl, in short”? that’s all, listen to me, so that i don’t see you at home again, and in general, get up from here, i told you, what are you doing, you will break his arm, let him go, we didn’t agree, you coward, you bastard, he’s lucky that i didn’t climb on him, oh, you’re just doing it very sensitively, i do , let me drive, okay, come on, maybe she’s for you too... that’s how i’d catch up with him, how i’d fuck him it, come on, come on, kuku, in the warehouse of young men it turned out, in principle, the amount was not bad, but for four, i did my part of the work. the police came to you, what did you tell them? nothing, honestly, he sat straight and was silent, nothing that could set you up, us, set us up, okay, let's go. that's all, vaklank, you practically lost the argument, well, there's no harm in dreaming, igor, but i figured out what kind of guy you need, elizabeth, tough, brutal, i'll handle it

saved china, this is his personal drama, says zyuganov, including , that he, too, a communist, andropov’sussr in the ninety-first year did not succeed, we did not find it when it rotted. so that no skirmishes, no conflicts would occur in the coming days, in the ninety- third great civil war it was possible avoid, as in ninety-six, when after the presidential elections many were convinced that yeltsin had stolen zugarov’s victory. the country fell apart in half, everyone voted for me, and the millionaires of the urals voted for ilsan, now it was possible to organize a civil war in the north, there was a moment when you made a decision for yourself, i will not take the forceful route, what moment was that, after what? russian war of world destruction. the first main task, both for you and for me, regardless of political orientation, in war we have to win. i contribute to this as much as possible. i don’t see the future of the country without victory. and as an almost artistic metaphor explaining the logic of gennady zyuganov, his story about his childhood and his mother-teacher, who for him

[narrator] andropov is finally persuaded that this really was just an exercise. this time. [tim] the united states didn't know to ratchet down the tension when it really mattered. that is an indicator of just the lack of understanding that the united states and the soviet union had of each other. but in a nuclear confrontation, lack of understanding can have catastrophic consequences when adversaries have nuclear weapons pointed at each other and don't understand each other. ♪ every day in every state across the country, our political system is bankrolled by an army of fund-raisers, pulling in millions of dollars a race. sometimes it looks like you might imagine-- knocking on doors, calling every name in the phone book, and emails--so many emails. but for all those little fish throwing $100 to their local race, it's the whales those campaign fund-raisers really need-- powerful, rich individuals and companies. and when they donate $25,000, $100,000, a million dollars, they want a favor...or 10. it should be obvious that's corrupt, but with a wink and a nod, political deals t

years old, he saved china, his personal drama, says zyuganov, is that he, too, was a communist andropov’sussr in the ninety-first year managed. when the leadership rotted, we did not have a group of people, or even two or three people, who could overcome this crisis. historical russia had to pay dearly for the events of the late eighties and early nineties, for experiments with reforms in the leadership of the cpsu as a leader. country as an almost artistic metaphor explaining the logic of gennady zyuganov, his story about childhood and his mother-teacher, who for him is the prototype of his homeland, in fact, when i was 7 years old, she called me, said, i will be with you teach, you see the threshold, i see, so i crossed, i’m a teacher, we came back, i’m a mother, i studied with her for 4 years, i really wanted to get an a, i say, give it to nikolai...

presidential daily brief before andropov can act, the able archer operation wraps up on schedule andropov is finally persuaded he that this really was just an exercise. this time life contribution was explained that this is dangerous you'll playing with fire the liver simply daughter the stands and intelligence. >> old russian leaders they able archer exercise world came very close to nuclear war the united states didn't know the ratchet down the tension when it really matter that is an indicator of just the lack of understanding that the united states and the soviet union headed each other. >> but in a nuclear confrontation, lack of understanding can have catastrophic consequences when adversaries have nuclear weapons pointed at each other and don't understand each hello, and welcome to our viewers, watching around the world. >> i'm in a car part in hong kong, a hit on scene and user in high risk rescue. the idf rescues four hostages during a raid in central gaza. but as israel celebrates the reunions palestinians mourn the lives of those killed during the operations. details on how the

[narrator] before andropov can act, the able archer operation wraps up on schedule. [pilot] roger that. [narrator] andropov is finally persuaded that this really was just an exercise. this time. [tim] the united states didn't know to ratchet down the tension when it really mattered. that is an indicator of just the lack of understanding that the united states and the soviet union had of each other. but in a nuclear confrontation, lack of understanding can have catastrophic consequences when adversaries have nuclear weapons pointed at each other and don't understand each other. results in what will be and ears and historic election in mexico, they are now then we, will have those in just a moment. voters are set to elect their first female president. former mexico city mayor claudia sheinbaum, a predicate protege of the outgoing president is projected to win her rivals. so chill galvez, supported by a coalition of opposition parties earlier, she had said she thought she had one, but at this stage, we understand that shinbone is the winner. i understand that we are act

two of the most notorious double agents it's in the four-part series, and here's a preview yuri andropov is the head of the soviet intelligence service the kgb the kgb have been running the rational life for years under open was getting more and more convinced of the menacing was he was a full blown kgb person who thought that it's sayyed the us or them. >> and basically better by them your andropov concludes that the superpowers are on the verge of a nuclear war and so he begins a process of collecting information. >> there would be indicators of the approach of nuclear war this running tally of signs is called operation riyadh joining us now, one of the experts featured in the series, we just saw his face right there. >> cnn presidential historian tim naftali, tim great to have you here. this looks like such an interesting show at the end of the clip, you mentioned operation rayon. it's a main focus of the documentary. tell people a little bit about it well most people, when they think about the most dangerous moments of the cold war they think about the cuban missile crisis in 1962. >

means, all, all the cultural and propaganda work that the kgb carried out under the leadership of andropovrom the end of the 60s, on bleaching, i am waiting for the simultaneous introduction of the white guard cult, and it started with his excellency's aide-de-camp. these are films, these were films, that is, there was a consistent technology, a consistent policy, bulgakov simply lay here, one might say, like a puzzle, so you think that the adjutant was in kyiv precisely for this, great put it in, and well, it really lay down and didn’t sag, but in 10 minutes we ’ll cover all this, so we won’t reveal it here in any way, wait, i had some other, some other... i think you are her, so kuprinim was shot down, that is, if you look for russian writers who wrote about kyiv, then in fact, they were and were quite interesting, and for example, here, too, to the question, you see, this is something we are again focusing on in ostrivka, after, which remained when , sticks that remained when the sea receded, alda... landau is a good kiev one a jewish family and a beautiful story of death about kyiv in

andropov was at this point, but his plans, plans, possible achievements as head of state remained unfulfilled. it was a great story, see you again on the first one. hello, the program is about the most notable events of this day. clear security. our regiments arrived, the first star on uniform from kaliningrad to vladivostok, recently cadets, now officers, many continue the dynasty that gave beauty, warm words addressed to valentin yudashkin, a monument to the world-famous russian fashion designer was unveiled at the troekurovsky cemetery. an olympic fairy tale: a show in all the brilliance of the skill of the skaters, the complexity of the scenery and the dynamics of special effects. so, our new proposals on ukraine have already been heard in the un security council. i’m talking about the conditions that vladimir putin named, i emphasize for the complete completion, and not the freezing of the conflict. there are many reactions, but the kremlin noted that they are not constructive. however, she exists will be stated as first . our position, of course, is the report by giorgi alisashvili. the

the kgb under the leadership of andropov, starting from the end of the 60s, after bleaching, i am waitinghe simultaneous introduction of the cult of the white guard, and it started with the adjutant, his excellency, the same people went from andriyivskyi zvoza, films, these films were, that is, this is this the technology was consistent, the policy was consistent, bulgakov simply lay down here, one might say, like a puzzle, so you think the adjutant was in kyiv precisely for something and well, it really lay down and didn’t wobble like that, but in 10 minutes we ’ll cover all this, so we won’t reveal it here in any way, wait, i had some other one, i think some other one, but you’ve knocked it down like a kuprinim, that is, if you search russian writers who would write about kyiv, in fact, they were and were quite interesting and... for example, here is also the question, you see, we are again focusing on something in ostrivka, after what remained, when, the sticks that remained, when the sea went away, aldanov, landau, good kyiv jewish family, and a beautiful story of death about kyiv in

will preach everything culturally.' the nice work carried out by the kgb under the leadership of andropovm the end of the 60s on bleaching, i am waiting for the simultaneous implementation of the cult of the white guard, and this began with the adjutant of his excellency, the same people went from andriivskyi vozoz to which films, these films were , that is, it was a consistent technology, a consistent policy, bulgakov simply lay here, one might say, like a puzzle, so you think the adjutant was in kyiv. it fit perfectly and well , it really lay down and did not sag like that , but in 10 minutes we will not reveal all of this here, we will not reveal it in any way, wait, i had some other, some other, i think you mean it was beaten by kuprin, that is, if you are looking for russian writers who would write about kyiv, in fact they were and were. quite interesting, and, for example, here, too, to the question, you see, something, we rest again in ostrivka, after which we left. when the sticks that remained when the sea left, aldanov, landau, a good kyiv jewish family, and a beautiful death st

but by personal order of the kgb chairman yuri vladimirovich andropov, this case will be classified.

generation, who can remember the years before, in the last years of stagnation, brezhniv, chernenko, andropoven it was said, thinkers, how never, that the soviet union is scylon, how never, that it can and can, it is capable and capable, and... it was on the eve of the fall of the soviet union, yes, the processes are not too fast, especially those related to totalitarian systems, when people are ready tighten the straps until the spine is not will start to crackle, because there is no more meat left, this is also a sign, and north korea demonstrates it, but at the same time, today's situation in the mass media, in the information field as a whole, allows us to talk about the fact that there will be no such situation in russia , as in north korea. and that the russians will rather react to the economic situations that are being created in them and add to the protests that will definitely take place in russia, they can drag it out for a long time, but it will be a cob on clay feet, realistically, that will fall quite quickly, when exactly this will happen in 2024, putin tells that 2024 is not t

began to distribute what was once called the doctrine of the soviet general secretaries, including andropovat is, he let the people's republic of china go to... the sea, we understand that over the years this issue has been very acute, and navigation on the river is foggy or in a storm, it was limited, now putin has brought it to dzyobika and laid it at the feet of xi jinping, this is putin's trade offer, the chinese don't give up on me, and the chinese are also happy to try. china's position regarding the moscow regime and putin is like this, yes, it comes from its own interests, not from. interests of moscow, alliance obligations or something. it's all nonsense. in the 20th century, we we remember how the relations between beijing and moscow changed, even at the beginning, from lyubov under stalin to the actual war in domansky, already under brezhnev and so on. it was inherited. under gorbachev, incredible efforts were made in connection with the restructuring, which was also not particularly approved by beijing, but still warming took place. china went its own way, moscow went its own wa

putin started to give out what was once called the doctrine of the soviet secretaries, including andropov, that is, he let the people's republic of china go somewhere in the sea of ​​japan, so we understand that over the years this issue was very acute, and navigation on the river was foggy or cloudy, it was limited, now putin has brought it to the ... cattle and laid it at the feet of xi jinping, this is putin's trade offer, the chinese do not give up on me, and the chinese are also happy to try. the position of china regarding the moscow regime and putin, it is like this, yes, it comes from own interests, and not from the interests of moscow, alliance obligations or anything. it's all nonsense. over the 20th century, we remember how relations between beijing and moscow changed, even from love. in connection with the restructuring, which was also not particularly approved by beijing, but still warming took place, china went its way, moscow followed its way, today china is aware of moscow's vassal dependence, moscow simply has no options, it is limited , the global door to the global econ

and a lost opportunity. 110 years ago, secretary general of the ussr yuri andropov was born.repit soviet government? and to free yourself from everything that is outdated, watch right now, hello, this is the meeting place on ntv, the place where everything becomes clear, i am andrey norkin, my colleague ivan trushkin, we are working live, today we will begin messages from rostov, which so it was a bit of a joke here in the informational sense, the day before, as you remember, you probably know from the news, the terrorists were eliminated from among the prisoners in season number one, who took hostages, today, after this entire operation to free the hostages was completed, searches are taking place there in season number one, this is the agency.

putin began to distribute what was once called the doctrine of the soviet secretaries, including andropovat is, he let the people's republic of china into the sea of ​​japan, so we understand that over the years this issue was very ... acute and shipping on the river whether it was foggy or gloomy, it was limited. now putin brought it to dzyobika and laid it at xi jinping's feet. this is putin's trade offer. the chinese don't give up on me, and the chinese are also happy to try. china's position regarding the moscow regime and putina, she is like that, yes. it comes from its own interests, not from moscow's interests, alliance obligations or anything else. that's all. stupid during the 20th century, we remember how relations between beijing and moscow changed, even from love under stalin to the actual war on domansky under brezhnev and so on. inherited under gorbachev with incredible efforts in connection with the perestroika, which was also not particularly approved by beijing, but still warming took place, china went its way, moscow on its way, for today china is aware of moscow's vassa

each other, the country was gone, and i also had nothing to do, i’ll go where the ussr is, stevens, andropovmething to do there too, yes, maybe this is your new task, set it up diplomatic relations are between hell and heaven, or you will send these jews somewhere, or maybe not everything depends. from our biological shell, as quickly as communists, move from atheism to belief in the almighty, less than a year has passed since socialism ended, and you question the main postulate of materialism, life is a way of being. protein bodies, you cannot do it without a guiding guide. i know one thing for sure, you are more than a protein body, well then see you, i hope not soon. funny, but his obituary turned out better, my victor! was much more than just a protein body, which means everything was not in vain. he was charming, somehow so passionate, impetuous, with some kind of half-arrogant, half-hooligan look, i fight, just because i fight, but for the actor himself, the offer to play partos came as a complete surprise and caused bewilderment, you know, all this projecting , in the depths of their

long enough to say that my own government behaves as if it is headed by leonid brezhnev or yuri andropovnd weak, well, in fact , no one even explained the reasons to scott ritter, no charges were brought, they just took away his passport and said to get off the plane. , open. terrorist dictatorship, as my colleague correctly said, this is surprisingly apt today, the modern united states, you know, in fact, this is already good in the world, everyone, in my opinion, is becoming noticeable, and those forces that still support the united states are now clearly starting to crumble, there is a lot of evidence of this after advertising. he was like this just after our first meeting, ranevskaya, watch the time after the program, yes, beauty is a terrible force. for the anniversary of the poet pushkin is really not easy our everything, but this is something that can be done again again, it is clear to a foreign viewer, it is also clear to a russian viewer, who will definitely come to the familiar name, the first film based on pushkin was made in 1907, moreover, it was a sound film, queen of spad

a journalist on the instructions of andropov, who transmitted the necessary information to the west.e the opening of this wonderful kindergarten, for 32 years already, this is the first time, they have been doing this for 2 years, and olga andreevny’s boss believes that no one will make contact, but she’s right, none of the teachers want to disgrace themselves, everyone says it’s a disgrace, it’s probably from someone... now you’ll have something to add, because the mother of one of marina’s students, i’m sure, that the teacher’s abnormal behavior greatly affects the children, she really wanted to come here to our studio. but due to family circumstances i couldn’t do this, but she goes on a video call with us. elena, hello, hello, hello, elena. elen, please tell me, did the parents write complaints against the teachers? they wrote, they wrote to the garona, they wrote to the prosecutor’s office. and they wrote repeatedly. was there any reaction? well, no, they constantly received refusals to have free time, and as if this is considered an invasion of privacy, they have no right inter

in china, such as they once had in the ussr. the decline of which , including him, the communist andropovhe top group of people rotted, or even two or three people who would overcome this crisis. historical russia had to pay dearly for the events of the late eighties and early nineties, for experiments with reforms of the leadership of the cpsu. and gennady zyuganov was already the leader of the communist party of the russian federation at the critical moment of the bloody events of the autumn of ninety. in moscow interpreted lenin’s famous phrase for his associates: we will take a different path, in this way, we everyone is interested in you so that no skirmishes or conflicts occur in the coming days. in ninety-three, a major civil war was avoided, as in ninety-six, when after the presidential elections many were convinced that yeltsin had stolen zyuganov’s victory. the country fell apart in half, the whole south voted for me, and the urals voted for iltsany. now it was possible to organize a civil war in the northern yule. there was a moment when you made a decision for yourself: i will

a journalist, on andropov’s instructions, transmitting the necessary information to the west.t, forward, it’s a little heavy, honey, well, be patient, he was thin, in general he looked more like alena delon, than on purtos, i propose a fight, valya said, well, a very good role, well, the most important thing in life is to eat, drink, fight. in general, i am a positive person, in life there is such a baggage of terrible mistakes, sometimes you sit there and think, god, how good it would be if this were not so. well, vanya, now i’m the only one who visits you, there’s practically no one left, he’s a very gentle person, very kind and attentive, i envy his granddaughter, this is a cat, and this is some kind of enosik. a woman who really attracted him to her love, this is lida, she is strong, she is loving, you are young, young, at heart, for the eightieth birthday of valentin smernitsky, on saturday on the first, this is our chuvash outfit, i got married myself, 37 years old, my husband and i are already, this is passed on , the future daughter-in-law, were traditionally used in t

[narrator] andropov is finally persuaded that this really was just an exercise. this time. [tim] the united states didn't know to ratchet down the tension when it really mattered. that is an indicator of just the lack of understanding that the united states and the soviet union had of each other. but in a nuclear confrontation, lack of understanding can have catastrophic consequences when adversaries have nuclear weapons pointed at each other and don't understand each other. welcome to the whole story. >> i'm anderson cooper on june 6 and 44, american canadian, british, and other allied forces launched the largest amphibious invasion in history. nearly 160,000 troops landed along five beaches in normandy, france. on what became known as d-day. it was a turning point in the war in europe, world war ii was fought against fascist regimes and germany and italy and imperial japan and the victory of democratic principles was hard. one, but 80 years have passed since d-day. and we thought it a good time to take a look at the state of our democracy today. over the next hour, cnn's

a journalist on the instructions of andropov, who transmitted the necessary information to the west. one of the most influential and controversial people of my time, i am not a pawn, an informed source in moscow, on saturday, on the first, i fight, simply because i fight, on june 10 , people's artist of russia valentin smernitsky, a legendary partos and favorite actor of several, turned 80 generations, i played both shakespeare and... gogol and cech, in the theater i always had such serious roles, talent, acting courage, charm, the love of women, two women were in love with him, pashkova and masha vertinskaya were smitten, and he seriously decided which one to marry, actors, they have a very complex character, sometimes it’s difficult, but i can cope with it, but once the time of reckoning came, he lost the precious people closest to him, my son died because of my sloppiness , he fell into bad company and drugs appeared there, our exclusive today is people's artist valentin smirnitsky about family tragedies and personal happiness, my father was very sick, my mother had no time for me

. >> us-soviet relations hardliner and former kgb chief yuri andropov was wrapping up his first yearfice this while ronald reagan delivered his famous speech describing the ussr as an evil empire, just months prior to ignore the facts of history and the aggressive impulses of an evil empire to simply call the arms race at giant misunderstanding and thereby remove yourself from the struggle between right and wrong and good and evil. >> in september, the kremlin would face global condemnation after shooting down a south korean civilian airliner. and by november, the west was preparing to deploy cruise missiles in europe. all of this culminating in an annual name ito nuclear exercise known as able archer. the exercise fed into and drop-offs paranoia that the reagan administration was actively preparing for war potentially even using nuclear weapons in a first strike scenario. >> his idea is that the west is out to get us that paranoia it's close to the west by al gore, df scape, a kgb officer who was an agent for british intelligence. >> both sides were very, very afraid that the nuclea

anti-soviet propaganda, about eight years of camps, a journalist on the instructions of andropov, transmitting the first, bitya, so you were at home, when you came, i didn’t want to wake you up in the morning, what happened, you don’t remember everything, i remember, instead of the usual lever i tried use a throw against the master of live combat, all because he began to go to the chips, got carried away by dedo, to the death. that’s when it happened to him, it’s hard to get into a person’s head, so i don’t know what exactly he thought, but from that moment the chips became goal number one for spiridonov, it seems he blamed him for all his sins. including in our own, which we are obliged to do, but we are not obliged to do anything at all, but if there is a desire, then we are ready, as they say, viktorovich said to transfer to you, if you take it, of course, well, that’s right, that’s all, we can get started, i don’t see any obstacles. what task? i didn’t like him from the very beginning, but ours is also one of the former ones, but he is somehow understanding, and this bourgeois is a bourgeo

that the smaller the museum, the more they brag about all sorts of little things. and i slept with andropovthe honey museum? well, there must be some fly in the ointment. sometimes the last will of the deceased raises questions. as we see, the widow is not discouraged, of course, such an inheritance went to her, we noticed that drunken football fans before the match are interviewed by just such journalists, god, in the end, i agree, only god will help your team, but why doesn’t he care, now from today game, with what score dynamo is abusing you, i ’ll whip you now, mm, fan, go into action, you’re lucky that you’re a woman, well, yes, because releasing... it doesn’t hurt as much as rooting for spartak. even if by caesarean. actually, spartak became the champion from 1992 to 2001. a you are erudite for such a rural harya. what rural mug? i am a native muscovite, my grandfather was a fan of spartak, my father. i was rooting for spartak, i am rooting for spartak, and my son will be rooting for spartak, i wish you to lift this generational curse, well, in the end, stellar group, cognac! teshoka,

1983 was a particularly tense moment in us-soviet relations hardliner and former kgb chief yuri andropov was wrapping up his first year in office while ronald reagan delivered his famous speech describing the ussr as an evil empire just months prior to ignore the facts of history and the aggressive impulses of an evil empire to simply call the arms race at giant misunderstanding and thereby remove yourself from the struggle between right and wrong. >> and good and evil in september, the kremlin would face global condemnation after shooting down as south korean civilian airliner. and by november, the west was preparing to deploy cruise missiles in europe all of this culminating in an annual nato no nuclear exercise known as able archer. >> the exercise fed into and drop-offs paranoia that the reagan administration was actively preparing for war potentially even using nuclear weapons in a first strike scenario, his idea is that the west is out to get as that paranoia disclosed close to the west by al gore, dfs keep a kgb officer who was an agent for british intelligence, both sides were ve

1983 was a particularly tense moment in us-soviet relations hardliner and former kgb chief yuri andropovas wrapping up his first year in office while ronald reagan delivered his famous speech describing the ussr as an evil well empire just months prior to ignore the facts of history and the aggressive impulses of an evil empire to simply call the arms race at giant misunderstanding thereby remove yourself from the struggle between right and wrong and good and evil. >> in september, the kremlin would face global condemnation after shooting down a south korean civilian airliner and by november, the west was preparing to deploy crews as missiles in europe all of this culminating in an annual nato nuclear exercise known as able are chirp. the exercise fed into and drop-offs paranoia that the reagan administration was actively preparing for war potentially even using nuclear weapons in a first strike scenario, he is ideal today's that the west is out to get us that paranoia disclosed to the west by aliyah gordy ef scale a kgb officer who was an agent for british intelligence. both sides were

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