or anti-bolshevik.ot be sold, it cannot be given away, it cannot be given to anyone. and then this very conflict began, as a result of which he broke away from the russian emigration and moved from paris to berlin, why to berlin? because, berlin, germany, which, as we know, means in 1918 after the defeat... in the first world war , its own revolution took place, the kaiser was overthrown, and so germany became the first country that precisely in 1921, when in in general, it became clear to everyone that the soviet power survived, strengthened, germany entered into first trade, then diplomatic relations with the soviet union and germany berlin became a city where both white and red russians met, because it was whole. andrei bely and many others, they came to berlin, and berlin became such a bridge between emigration. it was there that alexei tolstoy went, it was there that he began publishing the famous newspaper the day before. so, the newspaper the day before - it was such a brilliant, cunning project,

when they say that there were many representatives of jewry among the bolsheviks, people simply do notthe eus, among the anarchists, and you won’t even believe it, among the black hundreds. the russian revolutions themselves made history a huge number of possionaries of jewish origin from the pale of settlement, who went not only to the red army, but to the white army, who went not only to the cheka, but joined all kinds of anti-soviet resistance organizations. suffice it to remember that the soviet leader uritsky was killed by the jew leonid in petrograd. and negiser, the jew kaplan shot at lenin. however , let's take it in order: already in december 1917, the soviet power was only a month old, the jewish bourgeoisie of rostov on dana collected 800,000 rubles, an insane amount at that time, for organization of cossack detachments that were supposed to fight soviet power. this amount was transferred to otaman koledin, the leaders of the don zionists, the alperins, who declared: it is better to save russia with the cossacks than to destroy it by the bolsheviks. end of quote. further: on

great revolution was called the october revolution, because today is exactly october 25, when the bolsheviksk power into their own hands, but this is already the second hour, so we’ll start with today’s latest news related to the progress of a special military operation, we want to show you some footage and to quote the statement of the russian minister of defense, sergei shaigu, he inspected a unit of the vostok group, please show us the footage, this is actually information from the military department, it is said that the head of the ministry inspected the forward command post of the russian group, the vostok troops in the south donetsk direction, he heard a report from the commander of the group, where, in particular, there was talk about building up the arsenal of drones and providing all units, i quote, with shock reconnaissance unmanned systems. then there was a kind of rear part, the issues of preparing the front for winter, supplying the military with everything necessary for the cold period were discussed, and now you see the ceremonial part of the event, the minister of defense pr

the korean party was created with the direct assistance of the bolsheviks in 1921 in irkutsk.orea itself, let me remind you, was then under japanese rule. there were many koreans in soviet russia in those years; as we have already said, they actively participated in our civil war on the side of the red army. in the far east, the interests of the komentern were represented by the prominent bolshevik boris shumatsky. he hatched a dizzying plan to create a unified army. from all korean parts of soviet russia and performing the borosk march through manjuria to liberate korea from the japanese. the execution of this task was entrusted to nestor kalandarishvi. georgian anarchist, legendary partisan commander who went over to the side of the bolsheviks, someone may not like all this or even seem wild, but i always like this, it makes me happy, what kind of romantics lived then, what was the scope then, somewhere in in irkutsk, a georgian anarchist is going to lead the koreans to liberate their country, well, great, after the pitch-black civil war we found strength in ourselves, own p

more than 70 years later, the descendants of the enlightened bolsheviks discovered that there is a godches and monasteries began. one of them is located in the alogirsky gorge. she appeared on lands where there was first a maximum security prison, and then a pioneer camp. yes, this is such a historical squiggle. the construction of the monastery was inspired by the rector of the svyatonikol monastery in the city of rylsk, archimandrite ipolit. no, the elder never visited north ossetia, but today it is he who is called the spiritual enlightener of this land. hundreds of ossetians visited the elder in the rykh monastery. many of them were healed from serious illnesses, and after meeting the priest they were baptized. natalya bogaeva, a twenty-six-year-old director of assitinsky television, also came to him for an interview, but instead the young lady received a blessing from elder hipolit for monastic vows. yes, at their first meeting, the elder told natalie that she should become a nun. the monks have crosses on their foreheads that glow - he said with conviction. a year later, the elde

one of the symbols of the creation of anti-bolshevik statehood in 1918 was the issue of its own banknotesthe nascent white statehood of siberia it was necessary to create a separate economy of its own, independent of bolshevik russia, therefore, in this regard, the issue was one of the instruments and income on the one hand, on the other hand it demonstrated the state sovereignty of the new government, and accordingly, the production of banknotes began already in the fall of 1918, the main production ... facilities were located in omsk, additional ones were opened first in irkutsk and then in yekaterinburg. since the autumn of the 8th year, these banknotes have been included in circulation and they walked over a very wide territory from the kama region to the pacific ocean, including northern china. at the center for the study and history of the civil war , the historical setting of admiral kolchak’s office has been restored. you can look at his scientific works on arctic research and read his memoirs. most of the halls are representations of the events of the civil war in documents and e

understood, but we all did we are stirring up a peace conflagration, this was the ideology of the bolsheviks, who, well, you don’t understand why you have to go to finland, occupy lithuania, latvia, estonia, invade ukraine, poland, but it was, well, there in germany the bolsheviks tried to foment a revolution, no they succeeded, they climbed into spain, then afghanistan, and so on, there was vietnam, korea, well, that is, there were soviet troops everywhere, plus i am not talking about the countries of africa, american chips, cuba, but this is in the struggle for eta, well, this is hatred for everything around that is not like you, here we see you and i came to a conclusion, well, thanks to you, of course, not me, you came to such a conclusion , well, we can conclude that this is a completely irrational war, which somehow does not have, well , putin, no matter how irrational he is in his hatred to ukraine, because he is losing more now than he is gaining, but still there is a certain imperial, ideological, economic goal, he has it, well, at least he had it before the beginning of this invasi

artyom went through the standard path for many bolsheviks, a marxist student circle, participation in, return again arrest. emigration to australia added exoticism to this set after another escape from exile. here artyom became the leader of the union of russian workers and the editor of the newspaper, but perhaps the main work of his life was the revolution and the donetsk-krivoy rog soviet republic, created in 1918, and although the republic existed for a long time, only a year, it became the prototype of the people's republics of donbass, which appeared on the map already in 2014, about what donbass was and what it became. comrade in the story of olga mokhova. july 24, 1921, on the way from tula to moscow is derailed by a high-speed aerial car designed by engineer valerian obakovsky. seven people died, including the designer himself, as well as representatives of foreign communist parties. in addition to the poor condition of the railway track , a version of a non-accidental disaster was also considered. all because he was a comrade among the dead. in any case, in artyom’s family,

artyom passed the standard for many bolsheviks, the path was: a marxist student circle, participatione, emigration, return again , arrest. exotics were added to this set by emigration to australia, after another escape exile. here artyom became the leader of the union of russian workers and the editor of a russian-language newspaper, but perhaps the main work of his life was the revolution and the donetsk-krivorochsky soviet republic, created in 1918. and although the republic did not last long, only a year, it became the prototype of the people's republics of donbass, which appeared on map already in 2014. about how and who comrade artyom became for donbass in the story by olga mokhova. on july 4, 1921, on the way from tula to moscow, a high-speed aerocar designed by engineer valerian obakovsky derailed, killing seven people, including the designer himself, as well as representatives of foreign communist parties. in addition to the poor condition of the railway track , a version of a non-accidental disaster was also considered, all because comrade artyom was among the dead. in any ca

most of ukraine, occupied by the russian bolsheviks, experienced the red terror at that time, when thesian civil war was going on in the peaceful cities of ukraine, after the first world war, and the red the bolsheviks against the white imperialists and both sides wanted to destroy ukraine, conquer, occupy and grab our territories. came at us with war, and then there was both white and red russian terror. there were also the occupation of ukrainian territories, the destruction of ukrainian statehood in the 21st year, the so-called shot dead revival , when the russians physically destroyed the world of the ukrainian intelligentsia, the holodomor, genocide in 32-33, the extermination of millions of ukrainians by hunger, repression, executions, exile and under also a time of great terror, killing of leaders ukrainian resistance in emigration, let's not forget that in 1939, the west of ukraine was occupied by the soviets, and after all the horrors of this occupation, people were categorically determined not to allow a second invasion, and of course, most of the divisional officers who went

promise to the division at that time that it would fight only on the eastern front against the bolshevikst's how the only major promise that they kept then, and here too i would like to add this quote from one of the divisional officers and ukrainian historian, local historian vasyl veriga, but when he was asked whether you fought only on the eastern front, he said yes, it was stipulated, that they could not throw us on the western front was not against the americans, the french or the british, the germans kept to it, the truth was that there was a case when they sent one ukrainian battalion to france and at the first opportunity this battalion in its entirety went over to the side of the french, it was with us, it would have been with us in the same way, that's why we were kept on the eastern front, that's why it was our great, then it was our great tragedy, here the ukrainians, and on the other hand, ukrainians too, one good man told me, after the battles for bansk bystrica, which the ukrainian military unit liberated from the soviet partisans, he observed the following picture: ukraini

karl has been dead for 34 years, but one of his most fanatic disciples, the bolshevik, vladimir lenin, is in exile in switzerland with 13 devoted followers on the eastern between germany and russia, within the once proud tsarist armies corruption, hunger and enormous casualties have taken their toll. rioting flares in petrograd, where the people demand bread. imperial dies as czar. nicholas abdicated in march. his future soviet bullets and an unmarked grave in germany grasping for victory. the east field marshal, paul von hindenburg spirits of lenin across germany in, a sealed freight car, lenin arrives in petrograd in april and prays. and the poverty, ignorance and desperation of the people he promises them land and peace, independence for non-russian peoples and a red heaven on earth. in july he leads an uprising against the provisional coalition government which fails alexander kerensky becomes, the new premier on seventh october 25th by the old russian calendar troops of the demoralized army and under number two, bolshevik, leon trotsky seize the winter palace and destroy coalitio

nesterov is to them what is to the bolsheviks? he is a royal artist.33 , restorer alexander boronovsky was unfairly convicted, but was soon released. together with other heads of the academy of architecture, wrote a letter that it was naturally then transferred to the nkvd, where he wrote that boranovsky was, as it were, a valuable employee, we believe that he could well be returned back, his signature is the same as zheltovsky’s, the same as the signature of the gravemaster himself and vesnin. in the early forties, the authorities would come for the artist’s brother lanzere. and shusev will not remain on the sidelines again. nikolai evgnevich lensere was arrested and sent to varkutalak. chusev wrote to beri, but then because of the war, nikolai evgenievich was sent to a transferred prison in saratov and died there simply from lack of food. what was it worth, which was called royal behind his back. the architect raises his voice in defense of his colleagues. chuseev himself was on the ropes in '37. he himself was removed from the bridge project. this r

yes, he is, of course, a graphomaniac, the bolsheviks would they didn’t take him, they also liked to because not only everyone can read this to the end, but i finished reading it, there’s the very truth in the last paragraph, until this is, of course, a monstrous verbiage, which shows only one thing: a complete lack of reflection, yes, a complete absence, well, of some kind of mental work, how did we still come to this situation, but nevertheless, but nevertheless , the last paragraph is the most important, it needs to be consolidated, not time for debate, the future, well, it's there, it's there, it's there, it means, i think that by the way, in the next, in the next there will be an article by blinkin, yes, where everything will also be, again in the last paragraph there will be the same verbiage, but the subtext will be excused salivana, but what an idea, consolidation is not the time for quarrels, the future of the free world depends on whether the iron old man biden will stand, the idea is very simple, leave me alone. from us, give us the opportunity to do what we want, but don’

jews are to blame for everything, the bolshevik jews and their leader stalin are to blame, yes, exactlyts, take all the jews, but the jews refused the advice, and hitler didn’t want to, but he had to, there was simply nowhere to go, they were all there agents of communism, and communism is the worst thing evil, the most terrible thing, this german is already pushing through so quietly, we say we fought, in 1953 it turns out there was an uprising in germany, they fought, wow, you think, oh, how interesting, they united, because now, that is, no longer this anlus of the gdr, all this is not there, no matter what, they fought, and we say so, oh, i would ask all those , but for this purpose you need to follow dante’s path, otherwise you won’t know, i don’t know what circle of hell gorbachev is on all those idiots who made the decision to withdraw soviet troops from europe, i just don’t know, thank you, i’ll start with pistorius, when the message appeared that the leopard was destroyed in ukraine, and the german crew there was the last one alive screaming nikshison there was no german crew i

but in the name of all the bourgeois we are fanning the world fire, this was the ideology of the bolshevikshich, well, you don't understand why you should go to finland, seize lithuania, latvia, estonia, invade ukraine, poland, but it was, well , they tried to foment more revolution there in germany, it didn't work, they went to spain, later. .. afghanistan, and so on, there is vietnam, korea, well, that is, there were soviet, soviet troops everywhere, plus i am not talking about the countries of africa, america, cuba, but this is in the fight for eta, well, it was such an irrational hatred to everything around that is not like you, here we see, you and i have come to, well, thanks to you, of course, not me, you have come to such a conclusion, well, we can conclude that this is a completely irrational war, which has no some, well, putin, no matter how irrational he is in his hatred of ukraine, because he is losing now more than anything, there is a certain imperial, ideological, economic goal, he has it, well , at least he had it before the beginning of this invasion, now there is probably

you know, this reminds me of the ideology of the bolsheviks, this is their well-known song, что мы пойдёмк он другием и частов и как он он между in the struggle for this, for this, which no one particularly understood, but we are burgeoning in the name of everyone, fanning the world fire, it was the ideology of the bolsheviks , who, well, you don't understand why you should go to finland, seize lithuania, latvia, estonia, invade ukraine, poland, but it was, well, there in germany they tried to fan the revolution more, no they managed to get into spain, then afghanistan, and so on, there was vietnam, korea , well, that is, there were soviet, soviet troops everywhere, plus i am not talking about the countries of africa, the present-day america, cuba, but this is in the struggle for eta, well, it was such an irrational hatred for everything around that is not like you , here we see, you and i came to an end, well, thanks to you, of course, i did not come to it, you came to such a conclusion, well, we can conclude that this is completely irrational putin, no matter how irrational he is in his

but it’s not so that of course 200 states will now come and vote for the new un, are we for the bolsheviksne for whom vasil ivanovich, now advertising, let me continue in the new composition, that is, how is it not considered the soviet mosaic is so optimistic, literally behind the wall it was terribly tortured, here they played with us here from melitopol to mariupol and above, all the radar posts are tied here to the division, well, look at the fashionable city just like this here, of course, in ukrainian times it wasn’t close and wouldn’t be yours stopped counting time and the men are just working, working. of course, it’s frightening how much nikolai vasilyevich gogol felt, knew and saw, this is probably a feature of great russian literature, in its gift of foresight, and of course, when very talented people film it, this also plays a significant role, so i want, first, you and i... together we listened to fragments from the feature film taras bulba. nay, hell has broken out on our land now, i just think that they had stacks of grain, stacks, herds of them by the window, they are adopt

completely different, not necessarily these colors, bolsheviks there and liberals there, nothing like that, yes, but as long as we ask this question, we will not achieve happiness, happiness cannot be achieved, only a madman is happy. hello, on the air news in the studio sergei tugushev, at the beginning of the episode, briefly about the main thing. a strike on a refugee camp and fighting in the southern part of the gaza strip. and at the same time, hamas is beating potel aviva, a new round of the arab-israeli conflict. destroyed highmars installation and several. the result of the fire work of russian fighters in the zone special operations. reduce the amount of salt, eat more vegetables and fish, quit smoking and alcohol. what else can you do to reduce your risk of stroke? today is world stroke day. the favorites have been identified, but the final standings may change. the strongest russian skaters showed a short program at the grand prix stage in krasnoyarsk, today channel one will show everything. at least nine people were killed when israeli airstrikes hit the nusirat refugee ca

but for the sake of all the bourgeois we will fan the world fire, this was the ideology of the bolsheviksyou have to go to finland, invade lithuania, latvia, estonia, invade ukraine, poland, but it was, well, there the germans tried to stir up the revolution more, they didn't succeed, they went to spain, then to afghanistan , and so on, there is vietnam, korea, well, that is, there were soviets, soviet troops everywhere, plus i am not talking about the countries of africa, the americas, cuba, but here in the struggle for eta, well, it was such an irrational hatred for everything around that is not like you, here we see, you and i did not come to this conclusion, you came to such a conclusion, well, we can conclude that this is a completely irrational war that somehow does not have, well , putin, no matter how irrational he is in his hatred of ukraine, because he's losing more now than he's gaining, but still there a certain imperial, ideological, economic goal, he has it, well, at least he had it before the beginning of this invasion , now there is probably not much left, but putin, with

elements who tried to solve this problem as they wanted, but excuse me, i’ll say it the way the bolsheviksthe seventeenth year, they solved this problem, but what happened then , then there was a fierce civil war, that’s what red terror, white terror, the sea? today they say a lot, well , look, yeltsin’s country won, and these sharp radical reforms were introduced, well, they continued, oligarchy, seven-lordism, well, that is, in fact, the impoverishment of the people, after all, these are all loans-for-shares auctions, sales for next to nothing from the state, so they say, if they would have come to the supreme council there, and accordingly none of this would have happened, well, who? knows, history, firstly, does not tolerate subjunctive directions, but we know who was also in the supreme council, there were also completely different forces and - well, extremes, but from national patriots to communists and democrats, that is, society was it was split, and yes, it needed time to calm down, they didn’t give it any time tragic event, which of course still affects our country, of course, th

many bolsheviks at least now. uh you, you mentioned the many oh stollins books contain extensive markings rich to quote, to you reveal that he valued ideas as much as power and up. he was a true believer in the strength of the word and it reminds me of the opening verses of the bible in the beginning was the worth, which could also be translated as in the beginning was longer as the meaning making capacity. and i think it already partially answered my question, but i want to oppose it. and on the last, do you think there was something religious or newman that's about the way style is related to not just the ward but know which they know says yeah. and just the truth of the point, you might be the last go. those have noticed the connection between stones religious upbringing, ninety's boxes. i think that's true. but i think the thing about the library is that you can actually see that in the source is on the pages you can see solving, spelling, stick, feet, savings. yeah. i suppose the other thing is to kind of on

but in effectively what that does, the bolsheviks, their first year in power being propped up by the german imperial army. german power disintegrates. communism endures. so we should always bear in mind the unintended consequences of u.s. abroad. but note that wilson says the world should be safe for democracy. it doesn't. we should impose democracy. true on other nation, it's true. we have time for another question. and here he comes, the questioner, if you could, right up to the microphone there. hello. my question in is for professor kim or dr. kim and it's about the other subject of your book, henry wallace and it's another counterfactual of sorts. so you might have an idea now where this is going. so now i don't actually don't could be. so as you know, it. 1944 at the democratic convention, henry wallace was removed from the ticket. the sitting vice president, and replaced with harry truman. well, if henry wallace had not been sort abandoned by the democratic party and president roosevelt in 44, and he had been renominated and let's say roosevelt still died in 1945 and wallace b

and this is a performance that was unbearable for the bolshevik cultural leaders.ceived a proposal to remove him from the repertoire. it’s clear, yes, the performance lived a big, happy life. and i am twice happy, i wrote this script and was the co-author of my beloved, also literature, also literature, yes, because this is not only a game, but this word, no, this word, this is literature, and next to me stood my friends, there were five mayakovskys, uh, shcherbakov, khmelnitsky, zolotukhin, vysotsky and i, well, next to me, my friends of the early taganka, a brilliant russian poet, that’s all, well, so it was all close, close, no words were dropped. words were not muttered, there was a responsibility to the word, then we all choked, then in new book releases, here is yuri trifonov, a great, great prose writer, next to him for me stands vladimir tendryakov, these were all people, whom tvordovsky, well, took care of in the new world , you know, i’m so sorry that they are practically not in the reading circle, now. this sounds very scary, i adore yuri valentinovich,

how did the bolsheviks win the battle for power in 1917?o, 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, in general we can say about the revolution, we today we will sort of argue the whole program and to say, because due to the sharply escalated palestinian-israeli conflict, the world revolution, well, in this kind of classical understanding, probably won’t happen, but i think you will agree with me that there will certainly be some political, social processes went at such a fast pace, on such a scale that in general they can be called revolutionary, because the established world order, established over a decade, if they don’t collapse, then me... absolutely sure, why not a revolution, here’s the second hour, yes, really, although we celebrated the red day of the calendar in november, we still all called the great revolution the october revolution, because today is exactly october 25, when the bolsheviks

for quite a long time, primarily because the country changed the system in some way, it moved from bolshevikbsolutism with... stalin khrushchev in the center, to the still collegial brezhnev leadership, the system changed slightly, to express this, people, not everyone was ready, there is a feeling that during the 11 years of khrushchev's rule , any serious and accurate exponent of the surrounding life did not appear, but he appeared exactly after the brezhnev coup of the sixty -fourth year, in the sixty-fifth year other adventures of shurik came out, the fact is that it was at this moment in the soviet in russia, a middle class began to emerge, with its very specific urban approach to the realities of life, to the needs of certain freedoms, and so on, and the unconditional representatives of the class were shurik on the one hand, and the successors of his businessmen. shurik was the first student on the big screen in many years, nikita sergeevich hated students, for 11 years not a single picture was released in which the student was a positive character, shurik was actually the first, and h

nesterov is to them what is to the bolsheviks? he is a royal artist.he intercession of alexei shusev and colleagues. shuseyev, together with other heads of the academy of architecture, wrote a letter, which was naturally then transferred to the nkvd, where he wrote that boranovsky, as it were, is a valuable employee, we believe that he may well... his signature is the signature of zheltovsky is the signature actually the grave and vesnin. in the early forties, the authorities would come for the artist’s brother lanzere. ishusev again not will remain on the sidelines. nikolai evgeniy lensere was arrested and sent to varkutalak. chusev wrote to beri, but then, because of the war , nikolai evgenievich was sent to a deported prison in saratov and died there simply from lack of food, what did it take for shusego, who was called the tsar’s architect behind his back, to raise his voice in defense of his colleagues? chuseev himself was on the ropes; in 1937, he himself was removed from the bridge project. this room we are in now, on the site of a historical re

the article and jack salivon, yes, he is a graphomaniac, of course he is a creditable one, the bolshevikstrous verbiage, which shows only one thing: a complete lack of reflection, yes, a complete absence of, well, some kind of work mind, how did we come to this situation, but nevertheless, but nevertheless , the last paragraph is the most important one, we need to consolidate, not the time for arguing, the future , well, it’s there, it’s there, it means i think by the way, in the next in the next there will be an article by blinkin and where everything will be, again in the last paragraph there will be the same verbiage but the subtext will be, excuse me, the idea of ​​consolidating is not the time for quarrels , the future of the free world depends on whether the iron old man will stand. biden, the idea is very simple, leave us alone, give us the opportunity to do what we want, but don’t mind, break the law, yes, supplying everything with ammunition according to gray schemes, accept the package in which it is very vaguely described, i really appreciate you i wonder what economic assistan

11,000 students study here annually, and the main premises are located in the new modern building on bolsheviknue. spb ut is rightfully considered one of the most innovative universities in russia. on october 13, 1943 , italy declared war on the third reich, before which they were the closest. but in the second world war a turning point came, the defeat of the nazis at stalingrad, the landing of the allies in sicily, the loss of colonies in africa, all this contributed to the fact that the king of italy, victor emmanuel ii, invited the fascist leader benito musalini to resign. he didn’t want to, he was arrested, and the royal government signed a truce with the united states and britain. hitler refused to accept this course of events, and wehrmacht troops occupied the north and center of italy, including rome. at the same time. in the south of the country, the allied forces, together with the italian royal troops, fought against the fascists. by april 1940, italy was completely liberated, and musalini was again arrested and quickly executed. on october 13 , 1990, the first service after a seven

boys and girls of belarus do not have the right to life, because they are fatally infected with bolshevikaward list of commander shpelevo, in a brief summary of his exploits and personal merits, many more heroic deeds are written in which he exposed himself to bullets, standing up to defend the homeland of his detachment. on september 26, 1943, as a platoon commander, he drove the shat police out of the village of kovalevichi, where three policemen were killed and wounded, it was the generation is truly heroic, we cannot understand, many cannot imagine what the pathos of feat and creation was like, for me , in june 1944, he was the first to go on the attack to break through the enemy ring, where he was wounded in the chest, but despite this he remained on the battlefield and led the operation until the enemy was completely defeated, the hero was carried from the battlefield by his comrades in their arms. and in this war , all the peoples of the soviet union won, outplayed the terrible enemy, without personal conviction that they were right, without courage, this would have been impossible

reforms, but the decision to enter the first world war was for the country. fatally, in 1918 the bolsheviksolas along with his family and household. november 1, 1950 for the first time soviet mig-15 jets entered the battle. it happened in the skies of north korea. with the advent of our pilots , the undivided dominance of the americans in the air came to an end. on that day, five migas under the command of the hero of the soviet union, major nikolai stroikov, shot down two f-51 mustang fighters. and an hour later, three. migov attacked 10 f-80 fighters shuten star forced them to get comfortable. soviet aces usually shot down enemy vehicles one after another. the americans called them red devils. in during the korean war, soviet pilots conducted 1,872 air battles, shooting down more than a thousand fighters and bombers. 46 pilots became aces, which is what they call those who shot down five or more enemy aircraft. on november 1, 1962, the first automatic station, the soviet spacecraft mars 1, was launched to mars. the most modern scientific instruments of that time, photo and television came

the bolsheviks were, of course, an outlaw regime. i mean, effectively kind of self-proclaimed outlaws who would annihilated private property, as they put it, rather charmingly, along with russia's external debts, along with effectively almost all for corporate obligations, bonds, equities, stocks, they were all annihilated by decree. us claims were not necessarily the largest in the world. france and france are actually more than a million are deposed bond holders and equity holders. more than a million citizens in france actually had essentially been wiped out by the bolshevik default of february 1918. the us holdings though, if you include it, also private holdings. corporate holdings totaled somewhere over about $600 million, which had of course just gone poof in 1918. now, hoover, among other things, he also warned roosevelt about soviet counterfeiting of us dollars in greenbacks, not to say misbehavior. espionage generally speaking, an outlaw regime that proclaimed itself the enemy of all existing world governments. there was an

belarusian popular front walked here, here in circles, here he was buried, that’s why they say so-and-so bolsheviksoyed ian kushner’s father, because he, he lamented for autocephaly, that is, the separation of the belarusian orthodox church from russia, from the russian orthodox church, but this did not happen , because metropolitan pantili razhnovsky convinced the german authorities that autocephaly was possible. only in the case when all local churches of the russian orthodox church give consent, then autocephaly is possible. and none of this worked out, because ’43, ’44 had already begun, the germans simply had no time for this, but father ionn kushner is remembered very well, because he was a good shepherd, and after father nikolai kushner, father nikolai teselsky, rector of the alexander church , mikolay teselsky, became the rector, not only a wise, important and courageous saint. the memory of this fearlessness here at this church is dedicated to the material understanding of the real history of love and the war of people. on the right is the temple of pradzel named as the monastery of the pa

they were brought here to colonize this land, here these idiotic local jews, who were sold to the bolsheviksuld stay here and help the germans. but very quickly the european. know them too, death awaits. yakov is almost nine, he is always hungry he is careful with other boys, dives under thorns in search of at least some food. the wire is held with your hands. there were no sticks, they were burned, the first winter was 40°, they cut down the entire forest, all the apple trees, pears, everything that was there on the territory. to survive and save loved ones, everyone builds caches, double walls, raspberries and underground floors, in one of them yakov will be saved, in a cramped niche under the galvanized roof of the attic. we dropped in, he didn’t have time to close it tightly, he was holding it with his hand, and there was a brother, he would be 3 years old, 3 days old, on this day, july 25 , he was born, so he started making noise, this guy put his hand on his face. how many years it took until these left, that’s all, they sat there for 4 days, all 4 days of executions and combing of hou

but war definitely writes off all debts, not revolution, as we found out in which -the moment the bolsheviks not write off debts, does the war write off, therefore... here , of course, history is interesting, by the way , it is very interesting how the world has changed, look, really the situation is generally clear, who i should have thought another 20 years ago, and even 15 years ago, that at the level of the congress of the united states of america, anti-israeli slogans would be heard openly, yes, there have always been anti-israeli sentiments in the united states, anti-semitism, and then a little bit of anti-and yes, well, let’s say, anti-semitism has always been, i agree, there was always more than, he just was longer, there was no more, anti-semitism is already, moreover, anti-semitism, how could one hint that you have such views, that you have anti-israeli views there was a hint, well mildly, let's say, fraught, that's what i have... field observations of one then assistant professor, then a professor at harvard university, it was very funny, and his, his vision of the world was impro

the landmark between the bolsheviks and prisons, patriarch chief on the 1st elected primate of the russian orthodox judge of 2. a 200. yeah. 8 us a little later its way his last rights were administered and he was buried. it's an acropolis, the russian nobility developed since the competencies. the tribute skews the dog little piece, not all of those whose tombs we see a buried here. the headstones were brought to the monastery from many ruined symmetries in the states across most go and the surrounding region. but it's better than nothing. this way people can see them read the inscriptions and pray for them to keep them memories alive. the cathedral of christ to save it was built on public donations to celebrate the victory of napoleon when it was demolished. some of its higher leaks were taken here to be kept behind the monasteries, high walls tear with the majestic remains of the church that was blown up in december 1931, the new towers bayville was plans to take its place. an enormous palace of associates, $450.00, and meet as high, which would be crowned by a colossal 100 meters statu