the leaders of austria-hungary together with the polish agreed on their own. not capture lviv this night, then tomorrow he will be taken by the poles , the young and ardent popular among the sich riflemen, captain dmytro vitovskyi, emotionally declared here in the walls of the people's house at a meeting of the ukrainian national council and the central military committee, he convinced everyone not to waste time and wait for the arrival of the polish government delegation to lviv, and immediately take power in the city into their own hands. well, in lviv itself, it began. at 4 in the morning, the very decision about the armed uprising, about the armed rank, it was very timely and weighty, and it turned the situation around , that is, if this had not happened, it is more likely here the polish expeditionary commission arrived, relying on the administrative apparatus, which would be in the hands of the poles, and relying on the largest intelligentsia, on the majority of the officer corps who lived then in lviv or were in the austrian garrisons of lviv, it is cle

in the part that entered austria-hungary, there was generally freedom of the press, freedom of speechtrialization took place in russia, it was so autocratic that everything was controlled by the series and so on, and in western ukraine , the economy was more developed what operation during the first world war what happened that several million ukrainians came to galicia they came to galicia as russian soldiers and officers according to the memories of the 14th year in lviv all ukrainian in the first days, bookstores were left without ukrainian books without kobzar taras hryhorovych and so on , that is, all ukrainian literature was washed by ukrainian officers and it broke bridges, that is the border that was through the mud, it didn’t just break, that is, people they got to know each other , not very well, it brought ukrainians closer to meet each other, then pushed them further away, but the desire to be together was still stronger, the political awareness of the congregation came in the 1890s. i think that it was recorded for the first time in a document of the secret the organizati

each other militarily if some of the countries of the tripartite alliance and this is germany, austria-hungary, italy attack france or russia against the backdrop of military-political rapprochement. the economic and cultural cooperation between russia and france intensified at that time in paris the elegant bridge, named after emperor alexander iii, appeared and french capital began to invest widely in russian enterprises. the private life of henry vii directed by alexander kordi. the film tells about the life of one of the most famous kings of england, who is remembered primarily for his salty passions and cruel temper. an unusually large number of marriages for a christian. heinrich had six wives, and he divorced two of them, and he executed two more for his role in this film. the oscar was received by the actor charles lawton, who played the king. it was the first big film. studios, london film, founded by the korda brothers, precisely to create expensive films for export and the tape has received international recognition. she was also distinguished by elaborate costumes and scenery and t

the way, our compatriot is from ivano-frankivsk, he was born in ivano-frankivsk, it was then austria-hungary, as you understand the empire, he then moved to the territory that later means became czechoslovakia . he stayed there to live. in the morning, he did not sign this statement; moreover, there was an attempt to arrest him. and only then did the leaders of the communist party of czechoslovakia appear they are courageous people

we are also looking at the first world britain they won with the americans taizer germany and austria-hungarye stalin was attached to them. but still, they defeated the people . so, in the cold war, they also defeated democracies . democracy in the short-term perspective, of course, autocracy. decisions are made, but very often it is wrong, as with putin, he made the wrong decision, now he wants negotiations and that's it, a democratic country, democracy wins, but people think on the contrary that democracy or liberalism is rotten, that's all there is does not lead to good, but good, good, the junta will save us. we and we, you are absolutely right, it means that this is a bad path, but very often ukrainians chose the wrong path. well, but ukrainians know how to correct mistakes. first they take yanukovych, then they expel yanukovych yes that i think that ukrainians have a great, so to speak , great experience in correcting their own mistakes. well , our program is ending. will be able to watch radio svoboda, which will be on the air in just three seconds, russia is preparing a terrorist atta

who killed the archduke franz ferdinand and his wife sofia of light, and in their memory, then austria-hungarymely harshly, demanding that serbia fulfill an ultimatum, but it was impossible to fulfill the ultimatum in any case , the first world war began, and we understand that it was in the balkans that started first volodymyr volya, political scientist-internationalist, and kateryna shymkevich a candidate of historical sciences works with her and the analytical center for balkan studies kudos to ukraine, dear experts, we welcome you to the press broadcast of the ukrainian tv channel, demand espresso didn't catch on like that thank god in the balkans, but do you think russia would be ready now to try to heat the situation up to that level what really there could be a new hot spot on the european map of ms. kateryna, well, it is profitable for putin, and he is now specifically pushing serbia and kosovo and he has been doing this for more than one year and the last few in the past few months, the media have become more active, that is, the opening of the so-called balkan front is extremely impo

france , the usa and even argentina, but the unr was the first to officially recognize germany, austria-hungarybulgaria and turkey. at that time, ukraine was already at war with bolshevik russia. in december 1917 , the ukrainian government received an ultimatum signed by lenin and trotsky in it the bolsheviks essentially declared themselves the successors of the russian empire and demanded complete obedience and the transfer of power to their representatives on ukrainian lands, of course the central rada rejected these demands, and already for for a week the troops of the red army occupied kharkiv even before the start of open armed aggression, the bolsheviks tried to capture kyiv from the inside, if we now say by the methods of hybrid war, on the second day after the announcement of the ultimatum in kyiv, in this building they announced the convening of the all-ukrainian congress of soviets of workers' peasants' and soldiers' deputies, but the congress supported the central rada and condemned the actions of the bolsheviks. it was a crushing defeat of the pro-russian forces in ukraine, but leni

this was the reason for the austria-hungary to attack serbia, which led to the outbreak of the firstland played here, which, on the one hand , declared that austria-hungary should not leave the murder of the archduke unpunished, and on the other hand, at the level of the embassy, ​​convinced nicholas ii of that russia, in the event of aggression, should not leave serbia without help, so england did everything so that austria-hungary, germany and russia did not shy away from the war, which ultimately , with the participation of 38 states, continued to add fuel to the fire of the balkan conflict, the west continued after the second world war ii, when the president of yugoslavia, yosib bros tito, allowed the albanians who ended up in the territory of his country to stay in kokoko during the war, then the territory of kosovo was for the first time allocated to the serbian autonomous region in part of yugoslavia in 1974. the constitution of yugoslavia granted serbia to the regions the de facto status of the republics, with the exception of the right to secession of kosovo as an autonomous

you and i remember when the issue of ukrainian nationalism began to unwind in austria-hungary. already in the car. in hungary , this process of ukrainization was developed in order to incite ukrainians against russia, thus split the russian empire and win, er, win, or at least lose the war. but rosenberg decided to laugh at this card. he took this austrian theory. and then he said that here , let's use it as an early such, yes, i would even say a ram on such a sacrificial for e russia why rams sacrifice? because as such, rosenberg himself was in the very real nazi despised people, he despised the same balts, he called them some insignificant ones, for the sake of which petty germany to fight. and there is no point at all, and he also treated the ukrainians. that is, he considered it as pu. no more than that, the main task of the ukrainians, the composition of the reich, rosenberg formulated to the utmost. they just have to provide mania, food raw materials and cheap labor for the reichskommissariat. in ukraine, the germans filmed special propaganda films that advertised the lif

alliance entered this world war from the first, or is it true, then italy abandoned its eu partners austria-hungary, germany left this triple alliance, but in general, in the first world war at least 135 countries were at least involved in something, or 139, i don't remember. that's why now it's as if it's not the third world, so if the brothers are on a large scale, then a lot of countries are involved in this war, and i'm interested in the philosophical question now, na at this stage of the war on the border of what could become a third world nuclear war, i don’t know with the involvement of other states, after all, there is some political schizophrenia at play among certain leaders . as they say, the barn, the mountain, and the house burned down, please. i would say that the western world, of course, uh, their thoughts are governed by the economy, their thoughts are governed by logic, their thoughts are governed by the desire to return to normal life, because really after the second world war had several decades when the world could develop ah inventions - to invent something new and enjoy life

you and i remember when the issue of ukrainian nationalism began to unwind in austria-hungary, even inin hungary , this process of ukrainization was developed in order to set the ukrainians against russia, thus split the russian empire and win, uh, victory, or at least not lose the war. but rosenberg decided to play this card, he took this austrian theory and began to say that let's we use ryans, as an early such, yes, i would even say a ram on such a sacrificial for uh russia why rams sacrificial? because as such, rosenberg himself was a real nazi, he despised people, he despised the very same balts, he called them some insignificant ones, there is no point in fighting for germany for petty and he also treated the ukrainians. that is, he considered it like cannon fodder, nothing more. rosenberg formulated the main task of the ukrainians in the reich to the utmost. they just have to provide germany with food raw materials and cheap labor for the regs commissariat of ukraine. the germans made special propaganda films that advertised the life of the starbeiters. with new owners. from the

europe and the baltic states west of the dnieper for a long time was part of russia's neighbors, austria-hungarys population did not differ only from the great russians, but also from the little russians. until the seventeenth year, there were no ukrainians in the police territories, this is an illusion until the seventeenth year. they were just rusyn and there, uh, the majority was not in ukrainian, but in russian on the territory of golitsa or galina at one time there was a russian province. that is why the inhabitants of these places were called russians or rusyns at the end of the 19th century. there was even a social movement. they called themselves awakeners dreamed of creating a single pan-slavic nation from the carpathians to kamchatka they revived ties with the russian intelligentsia, first of all with the slavophiles from this movement, then russophilism arose. the local population ah perceived itself as part of the big russian world on a par with the little russians, great russians , belarusians, when, with the money of the peasant communities, they erected monuments to pushkin on the

this was the reason for the austria-hungary to attack serbia, which led to the outbreak of the firstengland played here, which, on the one hand, stated that austria-hungary should not leave the murder of the archduke unpunished, and on the other hand, at the embassy level, convinced nicholas ii that russia should not leave serbia without help in the event of aggression in this way england did everything so that austria-hungary, germany and russia did not shy away from the war, which ultimately was attended by 38 states the west continued to add fuel to the fire of the balkan conflict after the second world war , when yugoslav president yosib threw tito and allowed the albanians who found themselves in the course of war on the territory of his country to remain in kosovo then the territory of kosovo was first allocated to the serbian autonomous region within yugoslavia in 1974. the constitution of yugoslavia granted the constituent territories of serbia the actual status of the republics, with the exception of the right to secede from kosovo as an autonomous socialist region, received

we are with you we remember when the issue of ukrainian nationalism began to unwind in austria-hungarylready in the car. hungary developed this process of ukrainization in order to incite ukrainians against russia, thus split the russian empire and win. uh, win or at least not lose the war. but rosenberg decided to play this card, he took this austrian theory. and that means he said that let's use the ukrainians as an early one, yes. i would even say a sheep for such sacrificial for e russia why rams sacrifice? but because, as such, rosenberg himself was a real nazi, he despised people, he despised the very same balts, he called them somehow insignificant, there for petty sake, which germany does not make any sense to fight at all, and he also treated the ukrainians, that is treated them like cannon fodder, nothing more. rosenberg formulated the main task of the ukrainians as part of the reich to the utmost. they just have to provide germany with food raw materials and cheap labor for regs of the commissariat of ukraine, the germans filmed special propaganda films that advertised the l

with you remember, when e began to unwind the issue of ukrainian nationalism table unwind in austria-hungary in the car. in hungary , this process of ukrainization was developed in order to incite ukrainians against russia, thus split the russian empire and win. uh, win or at least not lose the war. but rosenberg decided to play this card, he took this austrian theory and began to say that let's use it as an early such, yes, i would even say a ram on such a sacrificial for e russia why rams sacrificial? because as such , rosenberg himself was in fact a real nazi, he despised people, he despised the same balts. he called them some insignificant ones, for the sake of which there is no point in fighting for germany at all, and he also treated the ukrainians. that is, he considered it like cannon fodder, nothing more . rosenberg formulated the main task of the ukrainians in the reich to the utmost. they just have to provide germany with food raw materials and cheap labor for rex commissariat. ukraine germans were filmed special propaganda films that advertised the life of the starbeiters. with n

, and in fact, austria-hungary is still hungary, basically, both in terms of war and in terms of trainingry of this great hungarian. where what i spend in the territory after the first world war and so on remains very sharp and the way. he said, he says, they need a partner there those who think about themselves about their interests, as soon as they start thinking about themselves they will be guided by the national interests. well, we have something to talk about with them. and when they fit the same comb with the same tune, then he speaks to us with them, if we speak to them , so i just now agree with radik when they talk about the people of turkey and so on. where, and not in the same process, they return to the world war, as hungary within the framework, even the european union, that is, they are talked about, they know a kind of politics. this is almost the second ankara only european. uh, you know what. hmm what u andrey says, i wouldn't just do it. shrug you off and say, they are small, because if we well, as it were, well, here is andrey’s reasoning, we will consider inside some

august 5, only to enter the funeral of close relatives, they still issue tourist visas to russians austria hungary italy norway slovenia france sweden switzerland and finland however, the prime minister finland today supported the proposal of the estonian colleague to completely ban the issuance of visas. the quality of visas issued is quite limited. and uh let's say. so the issuance period. uh, also enlarged. uh, shortened time. uh, the validity of the visa itself, and most often today is issued, either wounds. where there is a basis for this, it is about two weeks. this is the average figure for which you can get a schengen visa. and how, in principle, the loss of european routes is palpable for russia in 2019, before the pandemics, approximately 14 million russian tourists traveled abroad 60% of organized tours were in turkey and egypt is now the palm. naturally, turkey and the top three also included the united arab emirates to all three countries, there are direct flights and no visas in europe before the pandemic, the leaders were far from latvia lithuania and estonia popular russians were g

sorry, in austria-hungary, it was not officially, of course.ime there was no germany, but the german empire also existed. excuse us jew, marveled at our rights, they kicked us out. in general, we rode around europe and for different periods of time europe adopted different laws against the jews, so it’s certainly not a jewess about our tax collectors who is talking about the fact that terrorism is now perceived and there is carte blanche issued to the ukrainian authorities to carry out a terrorist attack and everything that we now see this is an absolute justification against the russians can carry out terrorist attacks if it is carried out by the west of ukraine. that's what they have continental european nazism. well, it’s the americans who give the go-ahead for this, too, for this de facto price list gave the go-ahead for this. i feel the conversation. i am in your life scientific research. i won’t say that i’m interested, i have love for america, but i’ll tell you, i’ll tell you honestly, this european well, racism has blossomed. over the p

wastelands in the forty-second year before that it was 1914, when the serbs were attacked by austria-hungaryorld war ii, so the last war that was here was just a continuation of the long-standing genocide . it is impossible to understand the origins of the balkan conflict without knowing the history of this region . in 1992 he, like many serbs who had previously lived in a single large country, suddenly turned into a representative of a disenfranchised minority and the nationalist state of the fables and croats, the war, in his opinion, was provoked by the topic. who dreamed of destroying the strong slavic state in southern europe, serbs and muslims, no one asked about this war, whether it will be or not. if this is what the west and america want, then no one is interested in our opinion. there is always the possibility of an explosion because there are many smoldering conflicts. if someone wants a war, you can to provoke, even though tomorrow neither the serbs nor the muslims, no one will ask, as in the ninety-second year. according to boban, the heaviest battles under vysehrad were for the

february revolution in russia then austria-hungary at the beginning of the seventeenth year.lt of the brusilov breakthrough, because even if our troops advanced 80-100 km there, but it was disastrous for the manpower of the austrian army. here, too, there is some kind of akin to the connection between the brussels breakthrough and what is happening now in ukraine. can we call what is happening now on the fronts a total offensive? this is not an all-out attack. this is a new type of operation. well not quite new good, forgotten old, that is a strategy. how to achieve results? well, having applied slightly different methods of attack, that is, what was the problem before, we attacked in one direction, the enemy concentrated his reserves there. let low quality. well, i drove them, but the soldiers we crushed. slowly found forward. now we attack in six directions and achieve much greater results in the same period of time about the enemy cannot concentrate such an amount of this live meat is a big problem. and our headquarters calculated this, and we see that this is already the

you have war being declared in russia and germany are supporting serbia and austin as well as austria-hungary, then you've got france and britain who are agreeing that they're going to go in together and in spite of efforts that last minute diplomacy. nothing happens and war breaks out and so one of the first things germany does is an invades neutral belgium. and france and great britain are pledged to support belgium and the germans commit quite a number of atrocities and they burn villages. they shoot mayors. they shoot people they burn libraries it is and a lot of what they're going to end up doing is trying to starve this country out belgium does not have much arable land to speak of belgium is pretty much wholly dependent upon food imports and so bert finds himself in a situation where he may be able to help through his own contacts in his own desire for philanthropic work edgar ricard has introduced burt to a fellow engineer by the name of miller shaler and they begin to have conversations with the american and belgian. excuse me, the american ambassador to both belgium and to the unite

now let's look at the payments of rubles for gas, austria-hungary and everything else.ributing these gases, which were actually bought for rubles by corruption schemes. brussels are very important. you understand if i don't i buy for rubles. i need gas. and you buy for rubles, it turns out, i now have to buy more from you, because your margin should be. sorry stupid people. no, futures earnings for september 2.400 dollars, which was in the morning. so what's the deal? how can you agree, when these are predators who partly earn money in their own country on the current situation, big capital, big sharks, do not sleep, corruption has blossomed in europe. it is so short. uh huh share gonna do something different exit. no. you have enough stock. in the meantime, thank god pah-pah, enough uh, fill we bought uh an additional place in the netherlands czech republic will put forward some conditions. well, let's say i don't know some kind of gas that doesn't eat up. a european country is asking you. share how you will be here how to be? it seems that this could be, by the way, s

last time we talked to you and found out yes, austria-hungary is there, and the poles of russia and soevich dzhangirov, who have now disappeared. i hope u he's doing well, kiev analyst politically, prominent. he once very aptly articulated that ukraine is like a girl of easy virtue who believes that participation in a group org increases her chances of marriage. you see, this is very precisely the desire for the european union. ukraine thinks that it will flourish in this family, so to speak, from my point of view, it is a mistake. it is a mistake to think so, because ukraine well, if it were 40 million, a large country by european standards, the largest country in europe, along with the desire to be they are not really independent and really independent, but they are not afraid of this independence , they are afraid of independence and think that in this group, so to speak, and orgy they will really get more profit for themselves than and than on their own? pytno yaroslav igorevich, yes , here it’s not at all soviet here, other questions are that this is called social engineering. and

that western ukraine was, then under one, then under the second, then third, then, therefore, austria-hungarynd it is necessary to go with the flow and be with those who are now in power. that's where it comes from, at least it is substantiated in ukrainian sources. yesterday i also looked at ukrainian philosophers. they are some oriental people. here putin loves, uh, bring this eastern wisdom, when tigers fight, then the wise monkey sits on a tree and there is no hand in jelly in ukrainian proverb. this is the actual reflection. this is the only thing that means, after all, we have no units from this saying. it 's still a little different. the story is probably different, but we are now so deeply, so to speak, immersed in history. i really love these conversations. it's cool, theme and so on. but we , so to speak, uh, always judge, firstly by last name. yes, there is a difference between off ev and enka, for example, when we drove up to the studio today, and a row opposite the ostankino pavilion was hanging uh, poster. uh, the hero of glory to the heroes, and there hangs the face of a guy, u

austria, hungary, as well as european heavyweights germany and france, according to politicians, berlinustified measures, instead of a ban, they propose to greatly slow down the process of issuing visas to limit their number and increase fees, a compromise idea was put forward by the head of the german foreign policy department with my proposal would be to suspend the visa facilitation agreement to no longer issue multiple-entry multi-year visas to give the opportunity for states that are particularly affected by this issue to check exactly for what purposes this visa will be issued. but the building of the euro absorbers reports that eu officials want to remove young russians under the age of 25 from sanctions. the author of the article raised questions about such concessions. there is some kind of obsession with russian youth under the age of 25 in eu decision making circles, but most russian soldiers killing and raping people. in ukraine, younger than 25 years. we have to get rid of the idea that it's just putin's war and not the wider russian war. who do they still want to punish to

because igor urushevsky and two-thirds of the unr were citizens of austria-hungary, who at that timeup security regiments and battalions for seven centuries - this territory was separated from the territory of what we call ukraine, and, in fact, another religion from russia, other morals, values, ethics, everything else is the language of gvara, which understands the ukrainian sea guiltily, that is, it simply does not understands local dialogue. so these people are betting on them any state that owned this territory in the fight against russia, and now they have been given possession of a large territory of almost 600 thousand square kilometers. and here is this galician blanket pulled, father. my child survived the occupation of kharkov, who lost his eyes from the sleeve of the ukrainian nationalist, who raged so much that in the forty-third year the nazis took them out of kharkov and, as a matter of fact, in no occupied city there were such a number of volunteers as in galicia, on the contrary imported and take when the germans entered the first world war, so to speak, occupied par

, have a completely new information agenda starting in vienna and in italy they remember what austria-hungary , but the most important thing on such topics is that they know what awaits them in the near future . start get out here, and it comes around in a circle like this, and this is a very useful observation of what is beginning to reach them. at the most interesting place, as often happens, our conversation was interrupted, because we came to this story, that this phrase is that the world will no longer be different, and it has begun to change somehow. here is how it will change. we do not know, it is very vividly illustrated in this story. here on these reflections. uh, for polyakov, it’s not a fact that it will be exactly as they think, but the fact that they think about it. this is another confirmation of what we have been talking about for a long time, everyone understands perfectly well that for the history of 50-60-70 years this is nothing. and if you start rocking it, then it’s not clear whether it will fly to you? the poles are already thinking about this, but we will return to th

which stretches russia and europe in different directions, as it was in the first world war, when austria-hungaryrricades now ukraine was chosen as such a platform ukraine historical were political forces that advocated the so-called european elections they were moving there and now they have strength. uh, more loosely framed for the union. with russia for common sense, and here is the balance of these forces, he, in principle, existed, uh, the presidents of ukraine were more and more pro-western and less pro-russian, but, nevertheless, there was some kind of balance, and the nationalist forces vehemently, directly advocating a war with russia, were not allowed into the political field, they held rallies somewhere, they were protected by special services, but still some then the balance was upset. the west violated it in the west in 2004, when the pro-western yushchenko was elected in violation of the constitution for three terms, but still some balance was maintained further, the president became e, not pro-russian, but at least he was so balanced. uh, viktor yanukovych balance the coup d'état c

uh, and uh, well, there's one more thing to understand, except for austria-hungary.ded by the principle that there is a glassax. white people, but there are tribes? and the tribes must disintegrate. before their tribal organization and endlessly at enmity among themselves, and the white man should benefit from this. and behind the ideas of such nationalism, well, there is also such an orc managerial understanding that the british have been implementing throughout their life of their colonial empire , so i think that we understand how to start working with this, we need to start dealing with it. this is a very important topic, because when they say, well, we don't have nazism, we have nationalism, which is something so good. well , not so good, that's for sure. well, by the way, here when in 91 in the same ukraine, uh, well, the main force. behind which they hid, according to which they belonged, after all, kravchuk did not hide this kravchuk, the first secretary of the communist party of ukraine, the second . well, no, and who led the ninety-first? who led the ukrain

a in on the eastern front, she had, in general, not the best, as they say, its main part and austria-hungaryte of this we managed, as they say, to break the back before the entry of the allies before the forty-fourth year. we won this war, the soviet union won it, which says all this already in the twelfth year napoleon with his colossal army at that time with colossal economic potential, by the way, the army was excellently organized napoleon was not only, of course, the great commander, but he was a crazy organizer. in general, as i came across, i wrote how his army was organized. it was all thought out there. yes, it does not compare, as they say, but also in this case. the russian empire then defeated, as you know, with absolutely catastrophic consequences. yes, napoleon from there, according to various estimates, there are 20-30 thousand historians of different estimates, pro-western russian historians believe that 400,000 invaded russia, not about the western ones, they are talking about six hundred thousand, but everyone is inclined to believe that in general, this the army was comple

have a completely new information the agenda begins in vienna and in italy they remember what austria-hungary, but the most important thing is everywhere, yes, in a personal speech on such topics they say that they know what awaits them in the near future public speeches on such topics, at least they say that they understand that now, uh, how to bring down the bones, domino , you know how it is when you start falling here, and it the circle comes like this, and this is a very useful observation of what advertising on channel one begins to reach them. by the eightieth anniversary of muslim magomayev, we will remember the legendary artist. we again magomayev, the love of his life came to us. have you ever fallen in love with a conversational netflich voice here, that's why it's so amazing for me. and opens our concert. no, no, let magomayev come and walk. she is the coronation of the shah of iran, he was invited by his wife, and he sang there. he was immediately taken out some very thick money envelope. sorry, he says, i don’t take money at a party. i felt it for the first time in my life, when