in the battle of poltava, it was published with a circulation of 2,500 copies and everyone sold out. for a long time, peter himself supervised the newspaper, and then one of the first russian journalists headed it. boris volkov history is preserved and the name of the first reporter. yakov sinyavich's statements came out. two centuries, but after the revolution, the bolsheviks closed the newspaper in 1991. it was revived on january 13, when the newspaper came out for the first time . the foreign campaign of the russian army began; the remnants of the napoleonic army were expelled from territory of russia but it was impossible to stop at this emperor alexander handing over to kutuzov. order of st. george first class said quote. you saved more than one russia. you saved europe. however, this still had to be done by bonaparte, having arrived in paris after fleeing from our country, he promised to recruit a new army of 300,000 people and in the spring it was impossible to defeat russian furniture even with three columns. the russian units crossed the neman river and began to oust the ene

the battle of poltava became the most significant battle of the 18th century, which changed not onlythe people of the country of acquisition the pride of gaining the feeling that you must be obliged to defend this country, if you are the people of the victor you see the vanquished absolutely. look at them won. 20,000 captured swedes walked along the streets of moscow, peter ordered thousands of the most detailed description of the victory, letters were sent all over europe . this was the first political pr company in the history of russia. and russian envoys organized holidays for residents of european capitals with fireworks, performances with music and fountains in order to remind the next times about the victories of russian weapons. the activity cooperated with the european press in some way resisted the swedish propaganda, which did not release the opportunity to somehow reduce the merits of russia and in turn. russian army. it had already proved its strength, but the noose also needed a powerful fleet. at the beginning, ships were built near arkhangelsk, then shipyards appeared

charles the twelfth, he also first fled - fled to the territory of the ottoman empire after the battle of poltavaform there. so they twisted it and sent it to sweden. he's still in the process lost his nose. well, you need to remember your historical past, you need to remember with whom and how you need to interact today in helsinki they officially announced that they believe that a decision on membership in nato and finland in sweden will not be made before the presidential elections. they are composed in the spring in this regard. it is clear that erdogan continues to keep them in the dark, raises them in every possible way, or, in any case, tries to increase his electoral appeal, as for poland, just a few minutes ago urgent news came that the official warsaw sent an official request to the official berlin with a demand for the export of german leo tanks, which are deployed on the territory of poland for their re-export, of course, the zelensky regime should understand this already the second official appeal and formulated. it must be assumed after yesterday's strange speech. anna lena burbock.

it led to the decisive battles of the northern war in poltava and so on. war without a doubt. there was a war of the twelfth year, the patriotic war was a war in the forty-first year of the patriotic war, the patriotic war turned into the crimean war, but the crimean war did not turn into the patriotic war precisely because the top at that moment alexander ii, who replaced nicholas the first, was not ready to continue this resistance. although uh, the allies who took one part of the city of sevastopol for a year and a half of the siege. they had no further strategic plans for the movement. they were glad that russia agreed to negotiate. it could turn into a patriotic war, in fact. it was the first european war, the predecessor of the first world war, but still it didn’t turn into me like that. now, if the main requirement in this case is that our people understand that this war is the fatherland, if they understand this, in this case it is very bad. it seems to me that this understanding is coming, but to say that it is absolutely for today. everyone has i

of clay. for some reason, charles the twelfth , who came to poltava, decided so, napoleon , whose plans included defeating the russian army in border battles, but this was not included in the plans of alexander i and barclayda tolly e, so i thought hitler who was also going to defeat the soviet army in the border battles, but in the end it was all over. e, in general, by and large, the thirty-first of january 1943, when field marshal paulis surrendered along with his sixth army and wrote his memoirs about this day each other in the yard stood peacefully side by side holding weapons in their hands or on a belt, but how amazingly their appearance varied german soldiers skinned in thin overcoats over abscessed uniforms thin as skeletons, emaciated half to death figures with sunken, unshaven faces red army soldiers well-fed and full of strength in fine winter uniforms the appearance of the red army soldiers seemed to me symbolic, it was the appearance of the winner i was deeply moved and others by the circumstances, our soldiers were not beaten, much less shot by the soviet soldiers , among the ruins of their city destroyed by the germans, pul

battle festival, the study of the war, american, our intelligence, british, american intelligence, they have simple plans, they want from the south, through zaporizhzhia, to exit to the city of dnipro, from the north, through kharkiv, er, poltavalso to exit to the city of dnipro. a group that well, may end up on the left bank of the dnipro river across the entire water at the end of the year, i think that they simply miss our defense in this way. our armed forces and they are trying they are preparing for just such a er for such a blow from the north and from the south and of course they will be near the solidarity near the bahmut er will continue to keep us in tension, most likely they think that they are dragging a certain number of our armed forces there so that we could resist there, well, in order to prepare this, this, this offensive from the south and yes, from the north, well, things are known from our leadership, our general staff is very well informed about this, their strategic ideas are very well known about this, so here all these actions are in including in the south, it cannot be said that they are interested in one place there, well, the population of the point is as small as solidar because it is true. raising

charles the twelfth , who the army near poltava thought so napoleon, who wanted to defeat the russian army in border battles, well, not by others were the plans oflingrad on this day in front of marshal paulus surrendered to our troops his adjutant described that day in his memoirs, listen amazed i stopped soviet and german soldiers a few hours ago , shooting each other in the yard , peacefully stood side by side, holding weapons in their hands or on a belt, but how amazingly their external appearance was german. clothes thin as skeletons, emaciated half to death figures with sunken, unshaven faces red army soldiers well-fed and full of strength in beautiful winter uniforms outwardly, the appearance of the red army soldiers seemed symbolic to me, it was the appearance of the winner i was deeply excited and another circumstance did not beat our soldiers, and that the soviet soldiers, among the ruins of their city destroyed by the germans , pulled them out of their pockets and offered the german soldiers with this half-corpse their piece of bread, cigarettes and shag, because these were soldiers heirs of tradition. suvorova and paulus will become