beria came there, and he was a great connoisseur of value and a great lover of value, he gave me his something is impossible. the sheet from the military prosecutor's office of russia was sent from crushing, the refusal came with a signature stamp. what replenished the collection of bera about this, we will later arrange with propane to guess people, they say sheikin did not suffer like a red-haired hasine with a stripe , he appeared happy prot, now to live. all in 1993 during the course of the master of enamel from the city of brest nikolay kuzmich fights to find out the line to russia, how is the task for leaving the data of memorandums in i at the kryzh and again the helm a little three rest went to you to improve the details, the belarusian religion and undermine the sense of the sketches, and the forest folds the plots for the bridge became the avalo don guards on the byzantine technique of the peregorodskaya , enamels. 21 years have passed since this solution to the great regret, the mystery has been solved. well, even the watch confirmed this mystery, first of all, so to speak

comrade beria, comrade kurchatov, the rds-1 device is ready for testing.en moving towards this moment, towards this moment. now everything was at stake. and the fate of the country and his personal fate.

nine beria counties. you're gonna have some fog, all of us burns off slower, so it ends up a little cooler tomorrow or about the same. it's going to be very similar to what we experienced today. the forecast highs then just like that 89 in fairfield, 89. 1987 conquered. those are the hot spots and then the five day forecast. it's a winner in terms of concerns for fire. danger your quality that's a strong on sharp push lots of clouds. lots of fog. lots of mild. i'll see you back here tomorrow night. we'll update that forecast. okay, we'll see you then. bill. thank you. covid hit the arts and cultural sector hard and now the performing arts are staging a comeback at san jose state university has come up with a unique idea and special offer to get people at the performances. it's through a new program called footballs and curtain calls. it comes as a special initiative to draw people back to arts performances and athletic contests. so i think it's a really great opportunity to jump start everyone's desire to

but this did not break him, they all talked endlessly, beria is to blame at night.place and ran and shot him. well, not to death ambulances are being asked. so what fled, i was frightened from where from the girl, well, many people who remained soviet did not bring a curfew. in the very truest sense of the word. not in the sense of an owl. and in the sense of a soviet person, that's why i called the picture, dear comrades, and vera and rai, who received the venetian lion of three golden eagles actors, like a psychologist, plunging into a fictional story, intertwining it with a real one life knocks down questions about the personal makes you live, and not play a certain sense. this is an artesian torture to sit for 6 hours, 3 days in a row there is no one. the camera is all closed. i don't have. in the frame, only my voice can be heard, the whole group is far away. it 's a rather strange feeling, there's a clastrophobia and a feeling. i want to go home and the famous siberiada, which the party planned for the congress, will also be on the air. and the oil workers of

beria, the boy is running, they are standing at night. wait, he stopped me and ran and shot me. ambulances are being asked. and what ran away? i was afraid. where from the girl, well, they didn't bring a curfew, dad, tell a lot of people who remained soviet. in such in the truest sense of the word. not in the sense of an owl. and in the sense of a soviet person, that's why i called the picture, dear comrades, and vera and rai, who received the venetian lion of three golden eagles and no one about the fact that you can be a gentle father and an executioner in him turn people into firewood, and in the evening the director works to listen to brance with actors, like a psychologist, plunging into a fictional story, intertwining it with real life, brings down questions about personal matters, makes you live, not play. i don't know, well enough with a certain sense, this is torture the artist must sit for 6 hours for 3 days in a row there is no one, the camera is alone, everything is closed. i don't have. in the frame, only my voice can be heard, the whole group is far away. it's a ra

bring it down to such a level angelica that when in 1953, after march 53, when stalin died, lavrov beria decided that he would gain popularity in the party circles of the republics of the union in order to then become stalin's heir, and he said that he wants the national cadres of the national representatives of their own nationalities to become the first secretaries of the interesting party of the union of republics, and he, but then it was not like that, ukraine was ruled by the russians, the belarusians were handled by a russian. your delegation from the central committee of the communist party of the soviet union came to this place, took this belarusian before this, the first plan was this and brought him to minsk so that minsk, so that the belarusian communists elected a belarusian first with this interesting party of belarus for a russian and they, you know that april or june of the year 53, stalinism fear and they voted against, they turned out to be so bellicose to me that they did not even go to meet the central committee of kopares, they voted against belarus, they were not afr

denunciations in six months, despite the fact that you remember how the soviet and no one joke yes, to shoot beriae that, but someone also wrote these two million denunciations russia is going this way, but that's what we are talking about this started this conversation in the context of the future. that is, she walked along this path for a very long time, 7 years until the moment that they, they, we all did not have toilet paper, if someone scored, i remind you of many other things . perceived as absolutely normal things yes let's go back that they will have to return sooner or later and accordingly they will have to give up everything that they have done and not just if the soviet union just bounced back very easily well that is it really collapsed there in the warsaw pact yes that is the country of the central and eastern european countries gained their independence, joined nato, became members of the european union, democratization took place in russia at a certain stage, the soviet union collapsed, these republics also gained independence, but by and large, no one condemned the soviet union a

one of the most influential people of the stalin era, lavrentiy beria, lived here.d says it was at this dacha lost traces of young, beauties, who were brought here, almost from the city streets for pleasure, the leader is said to be many of them still. here their souls never found peace. however, this is just a legend. the truth is that another murder took place hundreds of meters from this terrible building. the case lay practically at the same place where they dealt with rita voznesenskaya. games with civilians who will be covered by a radioactive cloud in the event of an accident at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant washington is sending a new political landing force to taiwan. why the american eagle mustache twitching? the thai tiger, why is the biden deliberately tightening the knot of the taiwan crisis and what are the stakes in this dangerous political game? cry, if you see me in the rivers of europe dried up from the heat, hungry stones appeared with terrifying prophecies about the onset of difficult times. why is the abnormal heat drought forest fires you,

i don't think we have anyone else but senator beria has been patiently waiting. >> i want to raise an issue that has not been discussed. all of you asserted this was constitutional, that the ecra was constitutional. i am worried about the implications of the so-called independently justly true theory. the theory basically holds that there is a difference, there is a subtle difference between the election clauses in article one and the election because in article two. article one says legislatures set state election roles but; congress may amend or override those rules. it talks about the states shall select electors in a matter the legislature shall direct there is no provision for congressional expressed provision as there is in article one. there are those who assert and apparently we now have three justices, thomas, alito, and gorsuch who appear to accept this theory that nothing can override and they can do anything they want whenever they want. mr. bauer, let me start with you since you are a graduate of the same law school that i am. i will give you the privilege of beginning. w

i don't think we have anyone else but senator beria has been patiently waiting. >> i want to raise an issue that has not been discussed. all of you asserted this was constitutional, that the ecra was constitutional. i am worried about the implications of the so-called independently justly true theory. the theory basically holds that there is a difference, there is a subtle difference between the election clauses in article one and the election because in article two. article one says legislatures set state election roles but; congress may amend or override those rules. it talks about the states shall select electors in a matter the legislature shall direct there is no provision for congressional expressed provision as there is in article one. there are those who assert and apparently we now have three justices, thomas, alito, and gorsuch who appear to accept this theory that nothing can override and they can do anything they want whenever they want. mr. bauer, let me start with you since you are a graduate of the same law school that i am. i will give you the privilege of beginning. w

comrade beria, comrade kurchatov, the rds-1 device is ready for testing. comrade, kurchatov all his life kurchatov has been moving towards this moment, towards this moment. now everything was at stake. and the fate of the country, his personal fate soviet scientists have accomplished the impossible in 7 years. they overcame the country's lag in the nuclear field in the most difficult conditions of military and post-war devastation created the soviet atomic bomb american scientists made bombs, convincing themselves that it would serve the cause of peace, but it was self-deception of will, and the fate of soviet scientists was lucky more they were second, but with a clear conscience they could say that their bomb was really created in the name of peace. after all, it was the soviet bomb that became the counterweight, thanks to which the world did not fall into the nuclear abyss of the third world war. less than a month later, on september 23, 1949, president truman announced that, according to the us government, an atomic explosion had occurred in the ussr? i told you all that it will happ

thing he began to do and what he was the initiator of is the instigation against the shore, because beriathe country in the championship in favor of great britain and other countries. the desire to liquidate the soviet worker-peasant system, to restore capitalism and to restore the rule of the bourgeoisie, as well as moral decay, abuse of power, falsification of repressions, all for selfish and hostile purposes. that's what the trumped up accusations sounded like. khrushchev against competitor lavren tiberia was shot on december 23. 1953, left mulenkov. there’s fashion there and others, so to speak, and nikita sergeevich is starting to come up with something like this so that he somehow needs to rely on creating a fairly powerful coalition of statesmen who would speak out in his support of stalin and radically changed the balance of forces in general and the struggle intensified, khrushchev as a whole was the favorite. that is, he uh performed during his lifetime stalin as once one of the first persons of such a young generation, not the old bolshevik revolutionaries, but those nominees w