shortly before the end of world war two beria was given a top secret job. overseeing the development of the soviet atomic bomb. beria to coordinate the cooperation between soviet spies were hunting out scientific information in the west and the u.s.s.r. as nuclear physicists only a few people knew about various tasks. if . he is eaves fifty fifth. fleet. of. russia. which brightened. someone from phones to. meet friends down totty dot com. from. the secret military facilities semi platens twenty one was built under various watchful our. initial preparations for secret tests got underway by the summer of one thousand nine hundred forty nine. pm was to achieve nuclear parity as soon as possible with the united states which already had the ball. to be really had to meet the deadline if you don't need a deadline they told us you'll wish you were dead. on august twenty ninth one thousand forty nine at the same apollo test site in kazakstan the command bunker gave the order to set off. the airwaves none of those present and had ever seen anything like it we were

one of the few people who had the guts to collide with beria head on was dr pure. who would later be awarded the nobel prize in physics he was one of the chiefs of the soviet atomic project and its initial stages when the scientists complained to stalin about beria instantly became the worst enemy in bury as ice. covered beery ashes the conductor's baton in his hands that's not bad but then this scientist must play first violin the conductors job is not only willing to put on but also understanding the score understanding scores is not bury a strong point. army general who is to tell the. sorry she was in stalin's office when very interesting and began cursing. there is shouted i've had enough of him it's high time he was dealt with stalin set firmly i'll take care of it but leave him alone. in the spring of one nine hundred fifty three stalin died even though his body had not yet been buried a power struggle unfolded between his closest associates with beriah at the forefront. of the spoiled relations with all those who admin and stalin's inner circle everything h

today a significant number of russian communists are campaigning to have beria exhilarated they feel he was one of stalin's best managers but modern day communists preferred not to mention the price people paid for various kind of order . at the border which various treated people as nothing but coggs in a machine that's the way people were treated during those years whenever burial was given a job to do he just did it and that's. sorted before the end of world war two the burial was given a top secret job. overseeing the development of the soviet atomic bomb. area to coordinate the cooperation between soviet spies that were hunting out scientific information in the west and the u.s.s.r. as nuclear physicists only a few people knew about various tasks. hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers on our t.v. . from. kazakstan the secret military facilities semi platens twenty one was built under barriers watchful our. initial preparations for secret tests got underway by the summer of nine hundred forty nin

it stood side by side with a house where the beria family lived. i can't remember anything negative about don't know what love really was a good thing when he grew up his parents and all the time to study their. soviet leaders were fond of vacationing up has here. as he is leader nestor introduced the young hopeful levante beriah to his old friend stalin. to met here in one nine hundred thirty one by that time barry had already shown his worth by working in local state security agencies. mary wrote a letter to nuss the local a month later he ordered this and other letters to be found and destroyed in their letter various nesta to put in a word for him so that stalin don't forget the medium those letters of survived i've seen them all. stalin took note of the young activists soon after that barrier was appointed head of the georgian communist party. the need to keep again planting loyalists in camp posts as for the man who had introduced him to stalin beria now considered him a nuisance. in december nine hundred thirty six very invited nestor like o

the beria case is a peculiar one. to be found normally prisoners have their pictures taken from the front and. on the other hand. looks as though it was taken from a family album. supports the theory that has been rumored for half a century she claims beriah was never interrogated and the trial itself was a skillfully executed performance involving a body double. well baby who would be somebody was indeed taken for a question in the summer where he always wore a cloak and hat and his face was hidden behind a scoffer like this let you but why did they need to do it in summer yet it's clear that officers peep in from green rooms couldn't see that the man was not very it's all. for victims of political persecution various name was synonymous with the repressions that swept everything away in the past in the one nine hundred thirty s. those who survive the trauma of years cannot forget the horrors that played them in that period the night and whisper of black lambs pulling up to the house tenants are branded without warni

today a significant number of russian communists are campaigning to have beria exhilarated they feel he was one of stalin's best managers but modern day communists prefer not to mention the price people paid for areas kind of. at the border which treated people as nothing but in a machine that's the way people were treated during those years whenever beriah was given a job to do he just did it and. shortly before the end of world war two burial was given a top secret job. overseeing the development of the soviet atomic bomb. mariya to coordinate the cooperation between soviet spies hunting out scientific information in the west and the u.s.s.r. as nuclear physicists only a few people knew about areas task. it used to be an ideal place for a. change in a moment. i. know the winds of war are still visible. the republic is not only relieved but also shaping the future. for. kazakstan the secret military facility semi platens twenty one was built under various watchful arre. initial preparations for secret tests got underway by the summer of one thousand nine hundred forty nine. the aim

immediately began planting loyalists in camp posts as for the man who had introduced him to stalin beria now considered him a nuisance. in december nine hundred thirty six barry invited nestor like oh but to dinner a few hours later suddenly felt sick. everybody not positive knew that he had been for isn't that people now want to beat. dr suess it is much i'm sure bugs and similar gee if i were eliminated there in them. body was taken from the georgian capital to a has here where it was given a state funeral in sioux who has botanical gardens that was shortly before nine hundred thirty seven the year of the most massive political crackdown in the soviet union we were what it was a hero's funeral a motorway various him to read from tbilisi but he didn't turn up for it i think he was afraid of retribution after his death look over with declared an enemy of the people who. live in this signal the start of mass repression. is a black sea resort in the past in the one nine hundred thirty s. local steered clear of this building just outside town. writer sergei chicken dead say has found out th

we of civilians in the field on their own in other beria's dangerous settings without the military -- we have civilians in the field on their own in other very dangerous settings, without boots on the ground. we have to make the case as to what national security in the 21st century actually is. it is, of course, the strongest military in the world, that has to be given the tools to do the job we send it out to do. it is our diplomatic corps, which is out there on the front lines all the time, trying to deal with very difficult situations to the betterment of america's national interest and security, and it is our development experts who put another face on american power, who are trying to deliver, as we speak, aid to 12 million people on the horn of africa who are facing famine and starvation in some measure because of al- shabab, which makes our challenge even more difficult. between the two of us, we have many years, probably more than either of us care to admit, experience in dealing with a lot of these issues, and leon as the chair of the budget committee, director of omb, chief