he did not restore the way these documents were falsified, claiming that the bolsheviks allegedly tooks about lenin’s german money are also either falsified, or this is indirect evidence, when after the revolution. figures, i won’t name their names now, their a lot , the germans, some german revolutions in russia, tried to take credit for themselves in retrospect, but there are no specific sources, in addition, the story with parvus, another story is important here, parvus, because of the first russian revolution he was a revolutionary and even a co-author of trotsky in the theory of permanent revolution , but during the first world war, he really turned into an agent of the german government, when he came to lenin, lenin did not talk to him, this is recorded. and lenin's contacts with parvus during the first world war were absent, lenin branded parvus as a traitor to the interests of the proletariat, who had sold out to the imperialists. yes, he wrote a lot about this. and, he acted accordingly, and there , by the way, there is a story with a company that allegedly created parvas at o

oh, these bolsheviks, maybe they ruled the country instead of nicholas i romanovo? with about german gold in sealed carriages, us agent trotsky, german agent lenin and finnish jagers, by the way, who secretly arrived to storm the winter, without even knowing the russian language. one thing is unclear, why before 1917, the course of russian history, when palace coups. they killed fathers on the throne, and the wives of their husbands, when they broke the christian orthodox world in half with church reforms, when they abolished the institution of the patriarchate, all this is perceived by us as a single path of the tsarist and imperial, and the jumping of the bolsheviks on the bandwagon with the subsequent acceleration of this locomotive, by several times, and acceleration, began to be perceived by us as interference in harmony. since everything happened like this, why can’t we perceive red and white as interflowing and conditioning? friend friend, who needs to separate red and white and yang, because without red, literally, they are in a bloody symbolic sense, there

with russia, they insisted on this , insisted, but nevertheless, after the revolution of 1917, the bolsheviksatehood, a civil war broke out, including with poland , a peace was signed with poland in 1921, according to which the western part... and alliance, but demanded that poland give back to germany the so-called dzanzen corridor, which connected the main part of germany with - with konexberg with east prussia, and after the first world war this part of the territory was given to poland, instead of danzeg the city of gdansk appeared, so hitler begged them to give it up. germany, refused to comply with hitler’s demands, but nevertheless participated with hitler in the division of czechoslovakia, but since she did not give up the dantsevsky corridor, they were still forced. lead their troops to the aid of czechoslovakia, but through the mouth of the then minister of foreign affairs of poland it was said that even if the soviet the planes will fly towards czechoslovakia through the territory of poland, they will be shot down on the territory of poland. but it doesn’t matter, the important thi

if yes, was defeated, there was a certain reality to which he adapted, so he cooperated with the bolshevikime, he even had a rather successful career, he, for example, carried out a reform of museums, he proposed to create a network of museums of modern art in the soviet union, which was based on modern art, they bought works from artists and distributed them to all these museums in soviet union, that is, in principle , the network of museums that we know, yes, the soviet one, as it were, this is malevich’s idea, he as a manager, let’s say, so cultured, came up with it and implemented it, here, but malevich, if you carefully read his memoirs there, diaries, he was very skeptical of the bolsheviks, he was never, if anything, a supporter of these ideas, although he had very good connections and some very high-ranking bolsheviks periodically signed up for him when he was arrested there or wanted to be released somewhere or was not released from outside the soviet union. but but in fact, it all ended very tragically both for the avant-garde of avant-garde art in general and for specific people

masses, who were often even illiterate, and some vivid images were needed, and that is why the bolshevikspted avant-garde art, they used it, because it illustrated this radicalism and changes, but this changed very quickly , despite the fact that artists themselves, they very often do not identified themselves with bolshevism, malevich , in fact, according to his political preferences, he was more of an anarchist, by the way, even before the 19th year, if... an anarchist was published in the newspaper, that is, this also speaks of his certain connotations and identification in the political sensei, then obviously , when anarchism was defeated, there was a certain reality to which he adapted, so he cooperated with the bolshevik regime, he even had a rather successful career, he, for example, carried out a reform of museums, he proposed to create the network of museums of modern art in the soviet union, which was based on modern art in... they bought works from artists and distributed them to all these museums in the soviet union, that is, in principle, the network of museums that, as we kn

in the national art museum, this was the avant-garde art that was purposefully destroyed by the bolsheviks in the 30s, and of which very little is actually left, and the artists themselves were destroyed, their works were destroyed, the archives were destroyed, and this was actually what allowed it later. to say that you didn't have anything here, yes, if, how can you talk about malevich's kyiv period, if there is nothing to talk about, well, but, as it turned out, some archives have the property of emerging from the ashes, appearing and actually creating history, to rewrite, we will definitely talk about it now, about the fact that there is ukrainian in malevich, yes, why is he ukrainian, but you mentioned dmytro gorbachev, i listened to him wonderful, wonderful lectures, i advise everyone in ukrainian, this is now. the name is not an art institute, but an art academy , yes, and he talks, in particular, about malevich, these are extremely interesting lectures, and it was actually at the art academy, but i remember that you made a film in the 19th year about malevich, yes , and this film i

waiting for them to rule this pseudo-poland, which will be created after the occupation by the bolsheviks, and here marshal pilsudski and other polish military leaders simply expel tukhachevsky. from poland, they are being expelled, unfortunately, there was not enough strength to expel this gang from ukraine, but they were expelled from poland, and then after some time there was a peace agreement there, because bolshevik russia simply realized that she would not be able to occupy poland, by the way, it is not completely clear, no, not definitively, how they just sat and waited for a new opportunity, so if you sign, relatively speaking, a russian-ukrainian peace treaty... and do not become members of any of its defense alliances, do not repeat this mantra that we do not want to leave this war to our grandchildren, the grandchildren will definitely die in the next russian-ukrainian war, definitely, well , some will die, some will not die, but some part will die, they have no chance to survive, because russia will wait for the moment, as it was waiting now for the moment from 91 to 2014, the

and the finns did not support yudenich's army, but these idiotic bolshevik leaders understood that if finland at this moment, and some other army yudenycha will go to kronstadt and petrograd, and everyone there will be destroyed, pain will take control of the north. this part of russia , then the bolshevik government may fall, then let finland be an independent country, we are nothing, we are only for 20 years, in the 39th year that is all, there is no longer any need for a democratic finland, the government of the finnish democratic republic, as soon as this song was opened, i always liked it, because it was exactly a song for the 22nd year, open us quickly , trustingly, this means your door, trustingly. it is important to open your wide courtyards trustingly , like in the bush, you understand, trustingly, otherwise, if not trustingly, then we will have some discomfort, and we have to come trustingly and destroy all of you, just open it, well, then it is us we are dealing with such a wonderful neighboring country, just stuck in the middle ages, but it is like that, well , there is no

anarchism was defeated, it was a reality certain to which he adapted, so he cooperated with the bolshevikime, he even had a fairly successful career, he, for example, carried out a reform of museums, he proposed to create a network of museums of modern... art in the soviet union, which was based on modern art, they bought works from artists and distributed them to all these museums in the soviet union, that is, in principle, the network of museums that we know, the soviet one, as it were, this is malevich’s idea, he is its manager, let’s say, cultural, came up with it and succeeded, but malevich, if you read his memoirs and diaries carefully, he was very skeptical of the bolsheviks, he was never a supporter of these ideas, although he had very good connections. some very high-ranking bolsheviks periodically signed in for him when he was there were arrested or wanted to be released somewhere, or were not released from outside the soviet union, but in fact it all ended very tragically for the vanguard of avant-garde art in general and for specific people, for malevich, because when the gove

attack poland after the 20th year, because they realized that if they attacked poland again, the bolshevikime could collapse, why do we need a world where there is no soviet russia , we do not need such a world, why did they not attack finland after 18-20 years there, because from the side of finland yudenich's army once attacked them, and the finns did not support yudenich's army, but these means the printed bolshevik leaders. understood that if they start fighting with finland at this moment and another army of yudenich goes to kronstadt to petrograd and destroys everyone there and takes control of this part of northern russia, then the bolshevik government may fall, then so be it finland is an independent country, we are nothing, we are only for it for 20 years, in the 39th year that's all, we don't need any democratic finland anymore, already the government of the finnish democratic republic, already like this one after. because it was exactly a song for the 22nd year, open us quickly , trustingly, this means your door trustingly , your wide courtyards, it is important to open trusting

this is all over the course of many decades within the ussr, the ukrainian ussr developed and the bolsheviksly reasons, they were engaged in ukrainization there , well, not only because there were immigrants from ukraine in the leadership of the soviet union, but in general there was such a policy of karenization, indigenization, it was called, this applied to ukraine and other union republics, national languages, national culture were introduced, that. in general, in principle, of course, not bad, but this is how soviet ukraine was created, and after world war ii they also received ukraine, they received another part, not only polish ones, before the war, territories, today western ukraine, part of the hungarian territories and part of the romanian ones, they also took part of the territories from romania from hungary, they became part of soviet ukraine and are still there. therefore, we have every reason to say that in this sense, of course , ukraine is, in a certain sense , an artificial state created by the will of stalin, but what do you think, does hungary have the right to take away i

specifically for kyiv to be ukrainian, that is... he also organized military resistance to the bolsheviks, he was very wise in communicating with representatives of various milieus of the military, that is, konovalets did for kyiv, believe me less, well, i’m not telling you , you know the story, i did no less than for lviv, but in kyiv somehow, well, konovalyts is missing, well, i ’ll tell you more, after the directory was established in kyiv, for some time, colonel yevhen konovalyts headed the duty. the mayor of kyiv, he was the commandant of kyiv, that is, he was a person who ensured the daily life of the citizens of kyiv, and did not perform only some political or military functions. i completely agree with you, i agree 100% that the figure of colonel yevhen konobaralts is too great regret has not been honored until now. moreover, in rotterdam, where the grave of evgeny konovaltsy is located. there is a big threat that after the end of the lease term of this grave, the grave may be dug up, and we will find ourselves in a very unpleasant situation, when the memory of colonel yevhen kono

situation developed and... during the formation of the soviet union , this is already 1922, the bolsheviksm the ussr, created soviet ukraine, which until now, which still did not exist at all, while stalin insisted that these republics that were formed should be included as autonomous entities, but why -that founder of the soviet state lenin. insisted that they have the right to secede from the soviet union, and also, for unknown reasons, granted it to the newly formed one. so, this means that soviet ukraine received a huge number of territories that never had anything to do with it, primarily in the black sea region, they once, when russia received them as a result of the russian-turkish wars, were called novorusiya, so, but that doesn’t matter , the important thing is that lenin, the founder of the soviet state , created ukraine exactly this way, this means that's all. for many decades , as part of the ussr, the ukrainian ussr developed and the bolsheviks, for unknown reasons, also engaged in ukrainization there, not only because there were immigrants from ukraine in the leadership of th

conflict, for some misunderstanding, for a civil war, for the fact that it was not the russian bolsheviks who were allegedly conquering ukraine, but the ukrainian the proletariat rose against the bourgeois central council. there were enough reasons for this war in russia, as well as for many warriors who, professor yaroslav hrytsak emphasizes, have always accompanied humanity, since the time when there was no word, history. war is an evil, he says, which is always with us. unfortunately, evil exists in history, it does not disappear, it is always there. she is said to be called a metaphor for the devil of history. you know that the main deception of the devil is to give what does not exist. so is that. for some reason, we are different reasons attitude to see only a good scenario in front of you, to have faith, the only way to secure yourself from war, from war, is to prepare for war, this is very important, so what is the old saying: if you want peace, prepare for war, it was as true as in ancient roman times, it remains so now, and therefore the question is very important, obviously now

when the ussr was being established, the bolsheviks started building the ussr and established the soviet ukraine, which had never existed before. styling insisted that those republics be included in the ussr as autonomous entities. for some inexplicable reasons, lending the founder of the soviet state insisted that the be entitled to withdraw from the ussr. and again, for some unknown reasons, he transferred to that newly established soviet republic of ukraine. some of the lands together with people living there. even though those lands had never been called ukraine, and yet they were made part of that soviet republic of ukraine. those lands included the black sea region, which was received on the catherine the great and which had no historical connection with ukraine whatsoever. even if we go as far back to 1654, when these lands return to the russian empire, that territory was the size of 3 to 4 regions of modern ukraine with no black sea region. that was completely out of the question. in 1654. exactly. i'm just, i mean, you obviously encyclopedic knowledge of this region. but why did

again, the bolsheviks were engaged in ukrainian position. it was not merely because the soviet leadership was composed to a great extent of those originating from ukraine. rather, it was explained by the general policy of indigenous zation pursued by the soviet union. same things were done in other soviet republics. this involved promoting national languages and national cultures, which is not bad in principle. that is how the soviet ukraine was created after world war 2 ukraine received. in addition to the lands that had belonged to poland before the war pots of the lands that had previously belonged to hungry and romania, today known as west and ukraine. so romania and hungry had some of their lines taken away and given to the ukraine, and they still remain part of ukraine. so in this sense, we have every reason to affirm that ukraine is an artificial state that was shaped at stollins will you believe hungry has a right to take its land back from ukraine. and the other nations have a right to go back to their 1650 borders. i'm not sure whe

again, the bolsheviks were engaged in ukrainian eyes ation. it was not merely because the soviet leadership was composed to a great extent of those originating from ukraine. rather, it was explained by the general policy of indigenous zation pursued by the soviet union. same things were done in other soviet republics. this involved promoting national languages and national cultures, which is not bad in principle. that is how the soviet ukraine was created after world war 2 ukraine received. in addition to the lands that had belonged to poland before the war pots of the lands that had previously belonged to hungry and romania, today known as west and ukraine. and so romania and hungry had some of their lines taken away and given to the ukraine, and they still remain part of ukraine. so in this sense, we have every reason to affirm that ukraine is an artificial state that was shaped at stollins will you believe hungry has a right to take its land back from ukraine. and the other nations have a right to go back to their 1650 borders. i'm not sure

for many decades , the ukrainian ussr developed within the ussr; the bolsheviks , for some unknown reasonrainization there, not only because there there were immigrants from ukraine in the leadership of the soviet union, but in general there was such a policy of karenization, indigenization, it was called, this concerned ukraine and other union republics, national languages ​​and national culture were introduced, which in general, in principle, of course, is not bad, but in this way it was created . not once, he and i even had any conversations on this subject, but i know for sure that, that, that, of course, the hungarians who live there, of course they want to return to their historical homeland, more moreover, i’ll now tell you a very interesting story, i’ll digress, this is a personal story, i mean somewhere in the early eighties by car from what was then leningrad from... the names of cities, towns in russian in a language that is incomprehensible to me, in hungarian , in russian in hungarian, not in ukrainian , in russian in hungarian, i’m driving through some village, men in three-

we wanted the people to develop, to receive higher education, and this task was completed by the bolsheviksence, new institutions were created, new directions, however, at first in them there was nothing, there was only one head of a major scientist, and there was, you know, there was young people who were just starting to arrive. than the speed of sound, but i want to show you the new supersonic passenger plane generations, aviation science in russia, but this is, first of all, professor zhukovsky, to the credit of the soviet authorities, zhukovsky was accepted as a scientist, and moreover, in the eighteenth year they supported his ideas about the construction of a scientific center, an institute that would deal with aeronautics. just two different models, the concept of a new generation supersonic passenger aircraft looks very unusual, the elongated nose is clear that with such a nose, where is the windshield, the pilot does not see anything when it lands, so on this plane there will be a technical vision system was installed, and this is our traditional, as it were, first supersonic airc

physiology grew, that is, spaov did not go anywhere, despite his critical attitude towards the bolsheviksring a revolution, we supported, we wanted the people developed, received higher education, and this task was completed by the bolsheviks, such a new renaissance. development of science, new institutions, new directions were created, however, at first there was nothing in them, there was only some one at the head was a major scientist , and there was, you know, there were young people who were just starting to arrive, but you know , everyone had a clear feeling that scientists were needed, hello, well, this plane might also be interesting, this is one of the projects for a hypersonic civil aircraft, the flight speed is five times higher than the speed of sound, but i want to show you a new generation supersonic passenger aircraft. aviation science in russia, but first of all this is professor zhukovsky. it is very difficult now to create a device that better than the previous one, this is where the place for great science comes, we must for... for this period, between the twentieth and

white russians fling the bolshevik revolution convinced there was a judeo bolshevik conspiracy to overthrow bazaar. they took the text with them and publish them wherever they went. they got published london, paris, warsaw and tokyo. the german version, which i showed you in the other slide was reprinted 32 times before hitler came to power. they were brought to the u.s. by boris, a white russian immigrant. the question is how does ford get involved ? in his book, henry ford and the , neil baldwin thinks that ford's ti-semitism was influenc the mcguffey readers. the other day we talked about their christian lessons. he thinks that ford's anti- semitism was traditional anti- judaism coming out of christianity. during world war i, ford's anti- semitism became increasingly manifest. he blamed the jews for causing what was called the great war it would not be called world war i until we had world war ii. ford, who actually ran for president, he was man of the year in time magazine. he was the most famous american of his generation. ford in 1919 went and bought a newspaper, the dearborn independ

february revolution of 1917 he was already authoritative among the people, the leader of the lugansk bolsheviksr revolution, on august 6, 1917, as a result of the free. democratic multi-party elections, the bolsheviks received the majority of seats in the lugansk city duma, and then in the lugansk council and, accordingly, these bodies klim varoshilov headed the city government and self-government. in 1918, the peace of bresse between the ukrainian people's republic and the german bloc threatened the autonomy of the donetsk-krivoy rog soviet republic. varoshilov had to take up arms. in lugansk, he assembles the first socialist partisan detachment, which will later become part of it. in the fifth red army, then the onslaught of the three hundred thousandth corps of austro-german troops tried to hold back no more than 25,000 defenders of donbass. and this, let’s say, is really the merit voroshilov, as a talented military leader who was able to put together from all this different-sized army a rather serious combat unit that fought quite tough battles. klim varoshilov also showed his organizationa

this is undeniable, that the bolsheviks played a complex game with the germans, both here and there, international component, then it of course shows that they are not ready to fight with us, i say again, they are preparing for a post-war situation, the poles will accordingly take their western croeses, accordingly everyone will take what they can. and i understood about what are you saying, what will most likely stop them from escalating a big war, what they have in between, while they still have something to plunder in the form of, well, the poles have it , who will take the chair, the hungarians have it, whoever has it romanians, not , well, i don’t even remember who else, but there are these 300 billion, which, but there are these 300 billion, which, so i kept waiting, so in fact, can this be considered. they took him to the airfield and he rang, hummed, fluttered, washed into the sky, and, like a huge deity, disappeared into the blue. magbastuz, at the coal mine, black magma flowed along the conveyor, filling the bodies. huge dump trucks, and the combine, like a monstrous dinosa

one of the symbols of the creation of anti-bolshevik statehood in 1918 was the issue of its own banknotesand, 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, in the fall... in the center for the study of the history of the civil war , the historical setting of the office of admiral kolchak was restored, you can consider his scientific works on arctic research, read his memoirs. most of the halls - under the command of which the fifth red army entered the city on november 14, 1919 of the year. the basis of our exhibits are archival documents, original and photographic documents. we dedicated half of the windows to the leaders of the white movement, that is, we are completely represented. and let’s say popov, yakovlev, lenin, on the other hand we have semyonov, grishin almazov, and so on. we are historians and we believe that we should talk about each other

decembrists they woke up hertzin, hertzon rang the bell, and so on, it went all the way to the bolshevikspression of the uprising, first the myth appeared that the decembrists were crazy, because it was difficult for society to imagine that people would take mortal risks for the sake of... society was completely, well, somehow impermissible to talk about what i don’t know, pestel was speculating on soldiers’ with trousers, ants, the apostle kicked his commander, rayleigh argued about the need to exterminate the royal family, everything somehow faded into the background, they didn’t talk about it, in general it was a closed topic, first of all it needs to be said about domestic uniqueness. such an attempt after peter to generally reshape russia for the benefit of russia, because their goals were the most noble and indeed none of them, unlike the previous participants in the coups, even thought about the fact that they would receive some kind of titles, ranks, money, positions, none of this happened, they really risked their careers, their destiny. therefore, later, when the investigation w

this doesn’t concern you, talk less, i’ve already told you everything that you’re a kokhoznik, a bolsheviked army, this filfebel of your honor has messed everything up, he’s not a belmes in our opinion, how can we explain to him, they enrolled all the czechs in the collective farm, and son -in-law, son-in-law ? why didn't you, bashavik, leave with your people? where am i going to go? my home is here. now where does it know quietly, what is it? the roofs, it's warm here, so they're climbing, yes, crisy! there's not much on a motorcycle on our roads if you run over, now it's true. how far do you think we are from ours? they're dead, it's snowy! mr. oberleutnant, maybe we can come back? they're nearby! take 50 m to the left. and you go to the right. i can't see a damn thing. you should take a quick stroll and see where to go next, this whole show. there’s a windfall about four kilometers ahead, if we walk through it, we’ll get where we need to go; if we rush now, we’ll have to come back for the captain. i need to leave, this german was not the only one walking around here. i ended up with you

they are on this insisted, insisted, uh , but nevertheless, after the revolution of 1917 - the bolsheviksed to restore statehood, uh, a civil war broke out, including with poland, peace was signed with poland in 1921, which - according to which the western part of the on the right bank of the dnieper. again went to poland in 1939 after poland collaborated with hitler, and poland collaborated with hitler, and hitler proposed, we have everything in the documents in the archives, proposed to conclude a peace treaty with poland on friendship and alliance there, but demanded that poland gave us up. germany, refused to comply with hitler’s demands, but nevertheless took part together with hitler in the division of czechoslovakia, but since it did not give up the danz corridor, they still forced it, the poles forced it, they played too hard and forced hitler to start a second... hitler had nothing left to implement his plans to start with poland. by the way, the soviet union behaved, i read archival documents, behaved very honestly, and the soviet union asked for permission from poland to send i

with russia, they insisted on this, insisted, but that however, after the revolution of 1917, the bolsheviksstore statehood, and a civil war broke out. including with poland , peace was signed with poland in 1921, according to which the western part on the right bank of the dnieper again went to poland. in 1939, after poland collaborated with hitler, and poland collaborated with hitler. and hitler proposed everything in the documents we have in the archives, he proposed to conclude a peace treaty with poland on friendship and alliance there, but demanded that poland give back to germany, the so-called corridor, which connected the main part of germany with könecksberg and east prussia, and after the first world war. with germany, refused to fulfill hitler’s demands, but nevertheless participated with hitler in the division of czechoslovakia, but since she did not give up the danz corridor, they still forced her, the poles forced her, they played too hard and forced hitler to start the second world war, precisely with them. why did the war begin on september 1, 1939 , precisely with poland? i

someone who will develop revolutionary agitation throughout the european union, and further to the bolsheviksn the best sense of the word, and after that the european union will collapse, as it should be, whatever else there is in any way, as needed. there are more people in power, or maybe a nuclear strike is somehow faster and easier, now a nuclear strike - this will be my last word, it’s an interesting thought, but - well, actually, let’s finish with this, not in my opinion, in this case it’s not whether i am a military man or not, it is clear that we have there is a button, there are corresponding launchers, and there is someone to click, the question is, you don’t need to be a military man for this... the question is, what to do 5 minutes after you pressed this button, then there is pressed, took off, fell, instead of x, what will happen next, should i press the second button of the mouth, then everything will be according to the charter , according to the charter, everything is clearly spelled out, how, what, what, according to what charter, military, military, the president according t

bolsheviks, but this opinion is argued by those who argue that in general, so to speak, by the year 17 beginning of the 20th century, there was no longer any novorussia, there were only certain regions, that’s where about... you need to understand what novorossiya is, yes , this is not only an administrative unit, it is a historical region, with its own characteristics, ranging from climate and natural conditions and ending , among other things, with the ethnographic composition of the population, mentality, culture, we have the word novorossiya, it is after it ceased to be an administrative unit , it exists, i would say in two guises, yes, it exists, firstly, and as a name, well, let’s say, for local brands, yes, what do i mean, the most famous of them is the novorossiysk coal mining society metallurgical and rail production of john hughes, yes , which gave rise to donetsk itself, from which a huge beautiful city grew, donetsk, in fact it began with a working village, and there were, for example, models of plows, some kind of villages, bicycles, well, agricultural machinery , which wa

it. the autocracy, the independents of the ukrainian people's republic, and then the victorious bolsheviks all used the same technique, the so -called political ukrainianism. even the word ukrainian initially did not speak of belonging to a nation; this is how only adherents of the ukrainian nationalist movement of the austro-hungarian spill called themselves. in novorossiya, they were always considered marginal. when they found out that they were residents of ukraine, ordinary people they asked in amazement, where should we put the emphasis? u...whose boy, administrative borders were drawn with ease at one time, dividing not nations, but families, we are still seeing the consequences of this, we defended our rights and that is, the right to even preserve ukrainian culture, russian or belarusian, a lot were like us, so they got simple ones. pain and resentment, this must take many, many years. deep wounds, even when healing , leave scars; today they litter the ground on both sides of the line of combat contact, the land that was once stubbornly cultivated together saves dry winds and soron

the leadership of the bolshevik party, trying to protect the leader, prepared special news reports fordual release of truth. in 1924, the founder of the soviet state passed away. an autopsy showed atherosclerosis. damage to the blood vessels of the brain, incompatible with life. in 1968, portuguese prime minister antonio de oliveera salazar was left half- paralyzed by a massive stroke. dictators with 40 years of experience were removed from government affairs, but the news was hidden. ministers continued regularly report to him as if salazar was still head of the government. moreover, separate ones were specially printed for him. i believe that positivity will help him recover faster. salazar died in 1970 without ever learning of his resignation. us president ronald reagan, at that time the oldest in history to hold this post, suffered from various diseases and underwent several operations during his presidency. in 1994, 5 years later. after his retirement, he was diagnosed with alzheimer's disease, which progressed rapidly 10 years before his death. subsequently, there were reports th

the bolsheviks abolished the secret of deposits and confiscated them if they believed that the funds the money, of course, was not canceled, but they quickly depreciated and there was no point in keeping them. the situation changed with the beginning of nepa, the new economic policy and the revival of the hard ruble. savings banks, now they were called labor. adopted a resolution on the beginning of collectivization and the fight against the kulaks. it was large agricultural enterprises, collective farms and state farms that were supposed to provide the country with bread and meat and ensure industrialization. peasants and individual farmers could not cope; a card system had already been introduced. right-wing communists in the soviet leadership, led by nikolai bukharin, offered to help them increase purchase price. but stalin needed total state control over the countryside and destruction. collective farms and state farms drove the peasants by force. stalin's call to destroy the kulaks as a class became an act of social genocide. the peasants , the so-called kulaks, were deprived of

roshkov was called both one of the architects of perestroika and a retrograde bolshevik.ow did it fit together? what was contradictory to msay was time itself, the period of cardinal changes at the break of eras. about the biography of a person and the fate of the country, roman sable. i am nikolai ivanovich ryshkov, born in 1929. he was born in the donbass into a mining family after a technical school , was assigned to sverdlovsk, worked as a foreman , a shop manager, a chief technologist, and finally the general director of uralmash, the author of a number of inventions, under him technologies were introduced at the plant that had not yet existed in the whole world. ryshkov was called to moscow, to the state planning commission, where general secretary andropov noticed the intelligent specialist and appointed him to his task. stop, stop somewhere, say, guys, let's come to our senses, the country was cracking up seams, one could only dream of calm work in the quiet of the office, in 1986 ryshkov headed the work to eliminate the consequences of the chernobyl explosion, 2

a marine is to preserve the memory of the unr marines, even when the streets were named by the bolshevikskillers, it was a complete experience. the most severe assaults, torture in captivity, rehabilitation and finding the strength to return to the ranks. it is to protect the memory of those who fought 100 years ago and are fighting today. being a marine means staying loyal to your country, your values, always. thank you for fighting for this. thank you for your support, oh, where are the cossacks going, oh, it's fun , i'll tell you where they are going. they will go , the roads are humming, let them go ahead, give me little things, ukrainians. tired of heavy and bulky saws, then pilka strong from unpack tv is just for you. with it you can easily cut trees and bushes. it is so convenient to use it for carpentry. it is the perfect tool for your home or garden. and the price is only from uah 1,499. also reliable. battery included, just call now and order, free delivery is available, check with consultants, cut branches, cut timber, chop firewood, all this will be done in one movement with t

form or another existed in the russian empire before the revolution of the seventeenth, but the bolsheviksice, 1918 were guided by the experience of their predecessors. by the way, during the great patriotic war, policemen on horseback, in addition to their usual work, were also engaged in the fight against german saboteurs, paratroopers and spies. the cavalrymen also guarded communications. the riders witnessed many historical events. it was they who held back the crowd of onlookers when yuri gagarin was greeted in triumph in moscow. the mounted police have not changed their glorious traditions to this day. people and horses, like five hundred years ago, are always guarding order in capital. daniil sukharuchik, alexandra ivanova, vitaly minkov, daniil korsykov. vesti is the duty unit. the entire operational news feed of legal news in the telegram channels vesti dezhurnaya part and an honest detective. and that ’s all, tatyana petrova was with you, see you on the russia-24 tv channel. my dad and i went here as children, we also lay like that, silent, you’re a talker, but i’m not pushing yo

the south, the west, this all continued before the revolution, after the revolution of 1917, the bolsheviksstore statehood, a civil war broke out, including with poland, peace was signed with poland in 1921, according to which the western part is on the right bank the dnieper again went to poland. in 1939 after poland collaborated with hitler, and poland collaborated with hitler, and hitler offered everything in the documents we have in the archives, he offered to conclude peace with poland, a treaty of friendship and alliance, but demanded that poland give back the so -called germany. and you say, one can ask that parts of ukraine have actually been russian lands for hundreds of years, why then, when you became president, you just didn’t take them 24 years ago, you had weapons there, i don’t know why you took so long then we've been waiting, i'll tell you now, i'm finishing the historical certificate, it may be boring now, but it explains a lot, it is not boring, but then i am very pleased that you appreciated it so much, thank you very much. so, when poland collaborated with germany, it r

- it will collect... memory about the marines of the ukrainian people's republic, even when the bolshevikss after their killers. it means surviving complete encirclement, the heaviest assaults, torture in captivity, rehabilitation and finding the strength to return to the ranks. it is to protect the memory of those who fought 100 years ago and are fighting today. be to be a marine means to remain faithful. in his country. to your values ​​always, thank you for fighting for it, thank you for supporting where the cossacks go, oh fun. let me give it to you , little one, where the races go, they will go, and the roads are humming, give me ahead, give me little girls from ukraine. there are 15% discounts on sinus hot and sinuscaps at psylshynic pam taushcha pharmacies, there are 15% discounts on templegin pills at psylshynic, pam and ochad pharmacies. exclusively on the air of our channel. congratulations, friends, politklub is on the air on the tv channel. espresso. the most relevant topics of the week. russia's war against ukraine, war in the middle east. crisis on the border between ukraine

km, occupied trebizond and other cities, but then something happened in russia revolution, the bolsheviks everything they had conquered and even part of the lands that were formerly part of the russian empire. on february 16, 1976 , the first kamaz truck, a legend of the domestic automobile industry, rolled off the main assembly line of the automobile plant. the economy of the ussr was growing, new roads were being built, transportation volumes were growing, there were not enough more heavy vehicles, so on the kama river in naberezhnye chelny in 1969 they began to build a complex of automobile factories. the design concepts from the truck itself were developed by moscow zile. the yaroslavl motor plant developed diesel clutch engines and gearboxes. the odessa automobile assembly plant and the main design bureau in balashov, saratov region, made trailers and semi-trailers. minsk automobile plant, dump truck. all these developments were transferred to the new enterprise, and the first-born was the eight-ton kamaz 5320, and other basic models were also produced. over the past decades , 2,250,

the bolsheviks supported the turkish republic, gave up everything they had won and even some. lands thatussian empire. february 16, 1976 from the main gathering. in chelny in 609 they began to build a complex of automobile factories. the design concepts from the truck itself were developed at the moscow zil. engineers alexander setranov, sevolot vyazmin and georgy fest. the result was a saddle rod. with a cabover layout, a comfortable cabin, a five-speed gearbox, with divider, center differential lock. the yaroslavl motor plant developed diesel clutch engines and gearboxes, the odessa automobile assembly plant and the head design bureau in balashov, saratov region, made trailers and semi-trailers: the minsk automobile plant, a dump truck, all these developments were transferred to the new enterprise, and the first-born became an onboard one. for countries to reduce greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere and fight global warming. the average temperature on our planet may rise in the next century by at least 6°, ice will melt, the level of the world's oceans will rise, natural disast

the bolsheviks supported the turkish republic, gave up everything they had won and even... part of they part of the russian empire. on february 16, 1976 , the first kamaz truck rolled off the main assembly line of the automobile plant, a legend domestic auto industry. the economy of the ussr was growing, new roads were being built, transportation volumes were growing, there weren’t enough more heavy vehicles, so they started on kami in naberezhnye chelny in 1969. build a complex of automobile factories. the design concepts from the truck itself were developed at the moscow site by engineer alexander setranov, sevolot vyazmin and georgy fest. the result was a truck tractor with a cabover arrangement, a comfortable cabin, a five-speed gearbox, with a divider, and a center differential lock. yaroslavl motor plant developed diesel engines, clutches and gearboxes. odessa automobile assembly plant and head design center. in balashov, saratov region, they made trailers and semi-trailers, the minsk automobile plant, dump trucks, all these developments were transferred to the new enterprise, an

trade all these things for 100 to 200 rubles at any good market, but now these men’s suits from the bolsheviky bloggers and they just cost zero more. and tell me what else is now really very expensive on the resale market, well, besides, say, bags of famous brands, yeah. no matter how soviet symbols are, real soviet things , it’s strange that i was faced with the fact that everything is very expensive, t-shirts with an olympic bear, tracksuits, these olympic jerseys, real woolen ones with the inscription ussr, not fake, not altered modern copies, here exactly that time, it’s very expensive to watch all sorts of films, especially series about some schoolchildren, about young people. until the end of the eighties, everyone walked around with these bags with the inscription olympics with an olympic bear, the film is relatives, by the way, it’s just that every image somehow quotes olympic symbols, that is, this is symbolism that has become somehow very iconic for the decade, but today it turns out that in the movies we have seen almost everything that is forbidden. there is no style left, as toda

said, i brought you peace, like they will go against the bolsheviks, everything will be fine.say that we are terrible, just like we were before, in this incarnation they are already starting to look, maybe we need to pump up poland in a military sense, maybe we need to pump up germany, in the middle of the 20th century, germany grew ahead of poland; the one who was initially supposed to be the main one became first the second ally, and then the first enemy. germany, which, in fact, the president is talking about in his lecture now, explained everything perfectly to tucker kralsen to the world community. today we see that same thing, why? well, because the players are the same, anglo-saxons, the methods are the same, divide and conquer, don’t let europe unite, fight with someone else’s hands. and the most important thing is that the state borders, despite all the changes of the post-soviet period , are approximately the same, the peoples are the same, the historical memory is the same, the goal is for them in today’s situation, when china and india are growing, the arabs are ra