now the bolshevik revolution, the bolsheviks themselves called it that, is happening in october.at came from america by ship, antonov ovseenko, and many other revolutionaries, they joined the party in the summer of 1917, within 2 months. before the coup, they had just joined the party, that is, they arrived without being members of the bolshevik party, but someone gathered them all together, who deep state, source of financing, money for the revolution came, but it didn’t come from the germans, it came through what is today called the deep state, money was pumped through sweden, through a neobank through a banker named olaf aschberg, multi-step, here. .. a very subtle important moment in our history, so, the task of the provisional government is to come to power, destroy discipline, the army, weaken the state body under the guise of reforms, because they scheduled elections during the world war wars, elections were called, the same ones that were also supposed to take place in october of the seventeenth year, and lenin is such, well, if you like, extremist-minded, determined, rad

that's what we call the bolshevik revolution. and even though they seize power from this, this interim, weak provisional government that many people had hoped would become a democracy see of some sort at the time he doesn't get all of russia. when he and his comrades do this armed coup, they have to secure the rest of russia. so this is the period where you have a civil war, all sorts of fighting going on. and during that right away, lenin and trotsky and others at the top, they set up a secret police. and that is one of the first things they do. they are using their army for political means. that's the red army, which it ended up being called that throughout soviet history. and then they also set up very quickly a camp system, which is the gulag that then is developed over time. so all of that is very early during lenin's reign. a lot of people will say, well, lenin was he wasn't that bad. stalin was the bad communist. but lenin was right there at the beginning, setting everything up and killing millions responsible for the deat

that is, in fact, for the bolsheviks, they took from a poor student, they took from famous lawyers, they took from manufacturers, so to speak, from sava morozov there, so in principle, in my opinion, the very idea is acceptable that lenin was not for himself personally, naturally, not out of selfish motives, in the interests of the party, the world revolution, in general, his politics, he could do this, lenin. was a politician, something that, i repeat, theoretically there is no evidence of this, the name parvus, known to many, could somehow finance, it is possible, probably, what do you think? i don’t agree, i can speak here as an archivist, since there are no sources that would indicate that the bolsheviks took money from the germans, and those that exist are falsifications. the most famous story with the sison documents. american representative, to whom the clever polish adventurer, writer, by the way, such a polish fenimore cooper, ferdinand asendovsky, sold a whole stack of documents that he himself falsified, this was established first by the american historian canon, then by our t

who caused it , the zionist jordan, the bolshevik holocaust, the bolshevik holocaust , who killed 66lion innocent people, who caused it, the zionist jordan, talking about the bolsheviks it makes these bolsheviks look like zionist jews. in one of its pages , it deals with palestine, it says that more than 80% of the government, well, when it comes to the bolsheviks, it says that the population of palestine is 80 arabs. it means muslims and 20 % christians, jews and other religions . it means muslim arabs. he says that arabs are intellectually at a high level. they are aware of the intention of the british government to provide a habitat for the jews in palestine. naturally, they ask one of the other , the muslim. they ask each other if they fight in numbers if many people come to our country, what will happen to us? see what he says below. they are not unaware of the fact that a budget of 25 million pounds has been allocated for the migration of soldiers to palestine, they say that the situation is very sensitive, then they oppose a person named as the assistant commissioner of the br

subsequently, another part of the bolsheviks was nailed down - kamenev, bukharin, zenoviev.ple, of russian tsars or russian emperors, it was somehow otherwise? remember how the clans that remained after the death of the russian sovereign alexei mikhailovich romanov, the miloslavskys and the naryshkins, beat and destroyed each other. it’s terrible what happened then, but after the death of peter the great it was different, there again the clans in power crushed and strangled each other. before. we have the most elementary war of clans, while people within the clans could have the same beliefs, or approximately the same beliefs. what do you think, the miloslavskys were less patriots than the naryshkins, or those princes of rurikovich who strangled and crushed their brothers in the struggle for power were more patriotic, well, as a rule, no, as a rule, everyone was for everything good against everything bad, it’s just that some won and others lost, this is russian history, yes and not only. this is a struggle for power, everything is always complicated here, there is no need to

bolshevik holocaust , who killed 66 million innocent people, who caused it?one of its pages , it deals with palestine. it says that more than 80% of the government is about the bolsheviks come to the muslim section and say that currently the population of palestine is 80 arabs, that is, muslims and 20% are christians. and jews and other religions form. it means muslim arabs. he says that arabs are intellectually at a high level. they are aware of the british government's intention to provide a habitat for the jews in palestine. naturally, they ask each other, that is, muslims ask each other. if the soldiers are in large numbers. if our country comes, what will happen to us? see what he says below. they are not oblivious to the fact that a budget of 25 million pounds it has been allocated for the migration of soldiers to palestine, he says that the situation is very sensitive, then they oppose a person named as assistant commissioner of the high commissioner. england in palestine, well, british commissioner disagrees with this. he says that you have made an ef

but beyond that, it does not mean that subjectivity, which is currently virtual or created by the bolsheviks, cannot turn into a political given to us a political map, how did it happen? for example, with kyrgyzstan, uzbekistan, turkmenistan and jakistan, which are also in many ways their border states themselves were determined by the soviet union, and but in the year 91 they gained independence and have been in various fields for more than 30 years, of course, some of them are proxies russian, part very dependent, but her keep, a very important factor, which you said, of course, that it is not one line, because the situation is different, the ethnic, demographic, economic, historical context is different, but the second component. there is regionalism, because in reality it will be about secession from moscow not only in the regions of the so-called national republics, but also in many regions that are inhabited mainly by the so-called russians, who in themselves are either a nation, an ethnos, or a super-ethnos , this is a separate topic of discussion, most likely siberia, so-called the f

did not overthrow any tsar, it was not the bolsheviks who did this before them, which means , they didof the european model, this is what is super-monarch. got power, that's it, they couldn't control country, they didn’t know how, everyone had a higher education, lenin came with the bolsheviks, raised this power. not a single person on his team had experience in leadership, i don’t know there, even at this very school, the gymnasium , which leni himself, his dad had experience in such leadership, but no one had it, well, maybe one of karzhanov’s , maybe he led something there under the tsar, they won this civil war, which was combined... with this presence there are also 14, in reality, in my opinion, 24 troops from 24 countries on the territory the former russian empire, carried out economic reforms, brought the country together, and 74 years, 74 years, this country, now the usa, why is it collapsing, they are outdated, the european union, the european union existed for 70 years , only... by the way, it’s not from the beginning of its creation, everything, he has become decrepit, ever

of any russian republic is just such an artificial one invented by the central committee of the bolshevik party, just like any other russian region where ethnic russians live, and it is. eh, but apart from that, this does not mean that subjectivity, which today is virtual or created by the bolsheviks, cannot turn into a political given, a political map, as it happened, for example, with kyrgyzstan, uzbekistan, turkmenistan, tajikistan, which also, in many respects , their border states, defined by themselves, were the soviet union, and but in 1991, they gained independence and for more than 30 years in a different field, of course, some of them are proxy russian, some are very dependent, but they keep it, very important or... which you said, of course, it is not one line, because the situation is different , a different ethnic, demographic, economic, historical context, but the second component is regionalism, because in reality we will be talking about secession from moscow not only in the regions of the so -called national republics, but also in many that are inhabited mainly by the so-

no, he is not a ukrainian philosopher, he is a russian philosopher, but the bolsheviks killed him, tortured him, at first he was on the curtain, then, then he was shot, we can’t even know exactly where and how, but he is a victim of stalinist terror, obviously, but that he is not a russian philosopher, he is a russian philosopher, and he carries with him despite... that he belongs to the tradition mostly german-speaking and phenomenology, but he has all the signs of a russian philosopher, first of all, why? because he writes in russian, and berdyaev? berdyaev is also a russian philosopher, he is from kyiv, and this, but this is a russian philosopher, even more berdyaev, he has very dangerous works for us and for humanity in general, the russian idea, this is this is this kind of russian proto-fascism, practically, modern russian fascists are not. .. the nazis, they rely on these ideas, in particular, although at the same time he has a work that is very important for us, the source of smyslusskogo communism, and where is he, where is he practically showing how russian communism grows out of

we understand what saved him there. blue, so that he had some problems with the soviets and the bolsheviks but what happened inside dovzhenko, that he suddenly, in these few years, suddenly changed himself, renounced himself, or what happened to him, well, it was his time youth, and dovzhenko was actively searching, and he is a person who is very open to... everything that happens around him, he got to europe, another world opened up to him, where he mastered it, he studied art there, yes, he studied draw, in general, divzhenko was extremely talented in various arts, and he wrote, he drew, although it is not so, very popular, but it was just one of the first steps in cinema, uh, it was just movie posters very witty and so very funny, dovzhenko later became a director, that is, i think that europe fascinated him very much, and he had this contrast of rural life, which you mentioned so, so earlier, and the hardships of people in villages, provinces, he was extremely sensitive to this, if in the family for... there are two children left out of 14, it is obvious that it was very unpleasant for

arsenal, let me remind you, is a film about the bolshevik uprising at the arsenal factory in kyiv, whensheviks, the workers, rose up against the unr authorities, against, against the unr army, which actually suppressed this uprising, and dovzhenko was in this army. elena, i read that dovzhenko even served in the same root of the black haydamaks, which dispersed this bolshevik uprising, so at least he had a hat with a black slip hanging in his parents' house, ugh, and i am now, excuse me, i am rude now, maybe this is a very rude analogy, but here it is for me to make such a film, yes arsenal, i am now... for me to make such a film about arsenal or shors petlyurov soldier is the same as for our veteran to make a film about givi or motorola right now, well, this is what i am deliberately exacerbating, just what had to happen to a person like him could so turn over internally and what is he for what for this, what kind of internal self-destruction was it or what is it? well, here i will probably still lack details about what happened to him, but we see that the russian-language subtitles ar

uprising at the arsenal factory in kyiv, when the bolsheviks, the workers , so they rebelled againstrities of the unr, against, against the troops of the ukrainian people's republic, which actually suppressed this uprising, and dozhenko was in this army. elena, i read that dovzhenko even served in the same root of the black haydamaks, which dispersed this bolshevik uprising, so at least he had a hat with a black brim hanging in his parents' house, ugh, and now, excuse me, i'm being rude now, maybe this is a very rude analogy, but for me to make such a film is an arsenal, i'm not talking about its artistic value now, yes, i'm talking about this internal gap e dovzhenka, yes, for for me to shoot such a film, arsenal or shors e petlyurovskyi soldier, is the same as for our veteran to shoot about giv now. a movie about givi or motorola, well, it’s like that, i’m deliberately exaggerating, just what must have happened to a person, how could he turn inside like that and what is he for, what is this for, what is this kind of internal self-destruction or what is it so, well, here i will prob

after the bolshevik coup, thanks to the efforts of lenin's party, russia left the alliance with greattain and france, and just like that... in a duo, france, great britain, as well as the united states, which joined the allies, ended the first world war with victory. the irony of fate is that the now revived entente, consisting of great britain and france, will already be fighting its former ally, russia. it is interesting that the entente already has the experience of a successful amphibious operation on the territory of ukraine. let me remind you, after the bolsheviks. coup and the proclamation of the ukrainian people's republic , the entente intervened on the territory of present-day ukraine. then the troops of the entente landed in crimea, as well as now. odesa region and controlled a huge territory along the black sea coast. however, the successful propaganda of the bolshevik agitators forced the entente troops to complete this operation, let's call them that in today's terms, a special military operation against the bolsheviks and evacuate the allied troops from the territory of

let me remind you, after the bolshevik coup and the proclamation of the ukrainian people's republic. intervened in the territory of present-day ukraine. then the troops of the entente landed in the crimea, as well as the present odesa region and controlled a huge territory along the coast of the black sea. however, the successful propaganda of the bolshevik agitators forced the entente troops to complete this operation, let's call them a special military operation against the bolsheviks and evacuate the allied troops. from the territory of the current ukraine, as they like to say in moscow, we can repeat, this is what the current french president emmanuel macron repeatedly emphasized when he spoke about ambitious plans to support ukraine, including at the expense of military contingents of nato countries. there is currently no answer as to whether the entente has a chance to be revived, but it would be an irony of fate if it really happened before this one. entente alliance of great britain, france, ukraine itself eventually joined, and this bloc will oppose, as we already understand

kyiv was a pitlyur city that did not accept the bolsheviks, and it is clear that this was the history of the destruction of kyiv, including the history of the projects of its architectural rape, that is, it is clear that it was destroyed. churches, only in the 1930s , about 300 cathedrals were destroyed, that is , it is clear that this is a complete change of the architectural face of the city, but the main thing was this project of langward, one of the leading of stalinist architects, the langvard project, it would be good if you had a picture, because this project has been preserved, and from it we have even one corner of this colossal rectangle left... which was supposed to be on the site of the entire yaroslav city, this is that yaroslav city , this is the historical heart of the russian rus of ukraine, where from sofia to mykhailivskyi, this is the entire territory, that is, from the 10th, from the 11th to the 19th century, that is, it all had to be demolished. instead, there should have been a colossal such gray-bricked hefty rectangle, which, in the center of which was supposed

october revolutions in russia led to the collapse of the empire and the coming to power of the bolsheviks, who emerged from the war. part of the territory of the former empire went to germany, which, however, could no longer continue hostilities and was forced sign the versailles agreement. in march of the eighteenth, the entente launched a military intervention against russia, its former ally, which was unsuccessful. after the creation of the league of nations, the entente ceased to exist, but the strategic alliance between great britain and france survived in the following decades. it is noteworthy that they decided to remember the anniversary so visibly, somehow it is more customary to glorify the atlantic brotherhood or the franco-german engine of integration, but now everything is complicated, on the one hand, it is accepted demonstrate. indestructible unity, on the other hand, it is important to emphasize selfhood, an increasingly clear feeling that in an entangled tangle of conflicts, everyone’s interests do not coincide. it says iranian proxy, meaning the houthis or hezbollah. fam

october revolutions in russia led to the collapse of the empire and the coming to power of the bolsheviks, who emerged from the war. part of the territory of the former empire went to germany, which, however, also could not continue fighting any longer and was forced to sign the versailles agreement. in march of the eighteenth, the entente launched a military intervention against russia, its former ally, which was unsuccessful. after creation. unity, on the other hand, is important to emphasize selfhood. there is an increasingly clear feeling that in the tangled tangle of conflicts, everyone’s interests do not coincide. even the most unlikely of allies. scandalous german cartoonist burkhart mohr. the us senate is blocking funding to ukraine. drawing called the danger of free fall. harry varvel does not let go of the topic of us president biden. the drawing is called biden's red lines. this time we are talking about the confrontation with iran. it's written on the drone. iranian proxy, meaning the houthis or hezbollah. famous singaporean cartoonist hank kim wrote a song for the american ne

at the time of 1914, the bolsheviks and mensheviks of the ussr were a little in step with the europeanat this would be a war in which the proletarians would be robbed, and only towards the end of the war, by the seventeenth, eighteenth year, now more in including reaching the idea that let the storm come stronger, and that there we will turn the imperialist war into a civil war. but i cannot help but note that no one suggested publicly donating to the kaiser or writing, writing their names, shells, well, this was beyond the madness of that time, well, besides, i cannot help but note that the then advanced european economic thought, it generally postulated that the european war could last from 3 to 6 months at most, because within the framework of what was not yet called globalism, but european economies will simply collapse... the beginning of the german unrestricted submarine war, when the shops really began to quickly empty out, then they kept cards, again, against the backdrop of thousands of funerals from the front, it became, well, not so fun, it’s understandable, well, naturally,

uprising at the arsenal factory in kyiv, when the bolshevik workers rose up against the uner government against the unr army, which actually suppressed this uprising and dovzhenko was in this army. the wife even served in the same root of the black haidamaks, which dispersed this bolshevik uprising, so at least he had a black hat hanging in his parents' house, and i am now, excuse me, i am rude now, maybe this is a very rude analogy, but here for me to make such a film is an arsenal, i'm not talking about its artistic value now, i'm talking about this internal gap in dovzhenka yes. for me, making a film like arsenal or shors for a petlyurovsky soldier is the same as for our veteran to make a film about - about givi or about motorola, and well, it's like that, i'm deliberately exacerbating it, just what had to happen to a person, how could he turn so internally , and what is he for what for this, what is this for such an internal kind of self... nation or what is it? well, here i am there will probably still be a lack of details about what happened to him, but we see that there are alrea

uprising at the arsenal plant in kyiv, when the bolshevik workers rose up against the unr authorities against the unr army, which actually suppressed this uprising and dovzhenko was in this army. elena, i read that dovzhenko even served in the same root of the black haydamaks, which dispersed this bolshevik uprising, so at least he had a hat with... a slip hanging in his parents' house. and now i'm sorry, i'm rude now, maybe it's a very rude analogy, but for me to shoot such a film, yes arsenal, i'm not talking about its artistic value now, yes, i'm talking about the inner eye. the gap is dovzhenka, yes, it is for me to shoot such a film arsenal or shors to a petlyur soldier, it is the same as for our veteran to make a film about - about givi or about motorola well, it's like that, i'm deliberately exaggerating, just what must have happened to a person, how could he turn inside like that, and what is he for , what is this for? well, here i will probably still lack details about what happened to him, but we see that the russian language subtitles are already in the arsenal, and this is

bolsheviks, the workers, yes, rose up against the authorities of the unr, against, against the army of the unr, which actually suppressed this uprising and... dozhenko was in this army. elena, i read that dovzhenko even served in the same root of the black haydamaks, which dispersed this one. the bolshevik uprising, so at least he had a hat with a black brim hanging in his parents' house, and i am now, excuse me, i am rude now, maybe this is a very rude analogy, but for me to make such a film is an arsenal, i am not talking about the artist its cost, yes, i am talking about this internal gap of dovzhenko, yes, for me to shoot such a film, arsenal or shchors, petlyurovsky. it's the same as for our veteran to make a film about - about givi or about motorola, but it's like that, i'm deliberately exacerbating it, just what must have happened to a person, how could he turn so internally, and what is he for, what is this for , what is this kind of internal self-destruction or what is it? well, here i will probably still lack details about... about what happened to him, but we see that in

during she, in general, fighters for a bright and liberal paradise, are completely pure bolsheviks,raws so many dividends from communist... horrors, like them, for other people 's money and under command in english, they are trying to excite the masses, and beat russia in the gut on takeoff, like... russia, a country where islam is one of the traditional religions, do you want whether this is true or not, it is true, the duty of love and mutual respect obliges a russian to understand islam at least a little and under no circumstances. giggle at him with the depraved laughter of atheists. believe me, christians, your faith; a thoughtful acquaintance with islam will not harm you. even ordinary inquisitiveness obliges us to learn the fundamental basis of this neighboring religion and respect the people who profess it. they know the concept of fasting as we do. they have battle and alms, they are waiting for the last judgment, they hope for entry into eternity, already in this brief summary, they are much closer to us than atheists, satanists, mockingbirds. i have always said that witho

in the minds of ustrelov and agorsky, the first national bolsheviks were alexander blok, sergei yeseninll, ustryalov and agursky came up with something there , picked up this very utopia, but there’s really nothing to talk about here, that’s what they thought then, but it turned out there’s something to talk about, well, i took this book about spiritual quest from soviet culture, and there is a huge introductory note. professor and public figure about stalinist national bolshevism. it turns out that soviet national bolshevism is now taught in our universities. the perception of the soviet project of the stalinist period as the apogee of national bolshevism has now actually become mainstream in historical science. and this is joyful, of course, this is all, of course, true, important, because the soviet project is an unconditional and organic continuation of the russian national project, russian history as such. but here it is. one catch, one, frankly speaking, absurdity, which for some reason is constantly being broadcast, here and there, that the opposite of stalin’s national bolshevis

bolsheviks as religious buildings, but there was one more very important motive, that is what mrs.said, that it was kyiv that was being destroyed, these tenements, churches, because there were more churches in kyiv than in any russian city, and it was a real capital orthodox, yes, no matter how you treat it, that is, there could not be more stoned churches in kyiv than in moscow, let's say, and it was, so it was not only a bolshevik field. it was once again the imperial russian policy of destroying the cultural heritage of our native city, and what happened to mykhailivskyi is just one of the plots that happened then. you know what torments me, very much, you and i were recently in sosnytsia in chernihiv oblast, in the museum of oleksandr dovzhenko, and there we were told that we cannot talk, well, as if you can't talk about him. that he is a mixed bag, right? and look, in the 31st year, when the question arose, they started talking about the destruction of mykhailivskyi, oleksandr dovzhenko submits, submits his voice and look at what he writes, he writes the following: i think tha

we were brought up already in post-soviet times with the idea that churches were blown up by the bolsheviksgious buildings, but there was one more a very important motive, what about what... mrs. oksana said that it was being destroyed it is kyiv, these stone-built churches, because there were more churches in kyiv than in any russian city, and it was really the orthodox capital, yes, no matter how you put it, that is, there could not be more stone-built churches in kyiv churches than in moscow, let's say, and it was so, so it was not only a bolshevik policy, it was again an imperial russian policy to destroy the cultural heritage of our native city. and what happened to mykhailivskyi is just one of the stories that happened then. you know that it hurts me a lot, you and i were recently in sosnytsia in chernihiv region, in the oleksandr dovzhenko museum, and there they told us that you can't talk, well, it's like, you can't talk about him, that he's an ambiguous artist, so look, in the 31st year, when... the questions started to talk about the destruction of mykhailivskyi, oleksandr dovzhen

migrants of the same years, where they said that, okay, okay, let’s say you think that in moscow bolsheviks not a philosophy, which can be understood, although, although why do you forget about some other people who are still in moscow, okay, but how do you manage not to notice at least immigration, what happened to your past in this regard, but nevertheless? the first russian migration, in fact, set its own tasks, to distinguish between current subjects and the current turns of soviet politics and soviet ideology from russian culture and russian philosophy, although it is worth noting that the victory of the soviet union in the second world war contributed to the success of this endeavor to a much greater extent than the efforts of any emigrants, this is somehow significant reinforced, well, yes, well, we’ll probably expect the long term to be a little shorter in... thank you very much, andrei teslya from the kant ikbfu was with us. thank you. russia came to emman kant as a geopolitical reality, but other scientists world-famous people came to us themselves, seeing special opportunities f

gone are the days when we countered the counter-revolution only with selfless courage and bolshevik devotionuable qualities it is necessary to add good training, education, and excellent knowledge of one’s business. they mastered human intelligence, counterintelligence, investigative work, cryptography, acquired military skills, courses became higher, then from... the central school of the ogpu and the nkvd. today , the fsb academy is a unique educational institution, a school of counterintelligence mastery of operational art. on the night of april 26 , 1986, the worst accident in the history of nuclear energy occurred. the explosion and fire at the fourth power unit of the chernobyl nuclear power plant led to dire consequences. the reactor core was completely destroyed. a fire broke out. lasting 10 days, a huge amount of radioactive materials were released into the environment on the territory of ukraine, belarus, and russia, covering an area of ​​more than 200,000 km. pollution has even been noted in the arctic. the liquidators showed dedication and heroism. many died and at the cost of th

germany that needed to be urgently resolved: the first is something that was not talked about by the bolshevikst everyone who stood around the german government said, it was necessary urgently. refuse russian gas, secondly, i had to decide for myself the question, how can germany survive in these conditions, this whole current situation revolves around this, this is the detective story there are several characters, the main character is today's vice-chancellor robert habeck, who is also the minister of economics or the head of the ministry of economics, besides this there are two more characters, this... to the action of these nuclear power plants, which would solve all the issues germany is completely calm and completely without any unnecessary worries, and the ministry under the leadership of habeck, vice-chancellor habeck, orders an examination, an urgent examination, a scientific examination in order to get an idea of ​​how it can work and germany to exist in these conditions. after some time, they receive this examination and come out with such a statement that further work. or the extensi

to say here that you touched on the issue, in particular about the future dictatorship, but the bolsheviks they came to power, they abolished the death penalty, which was restored by the provisional government. at first they abolished it, yes. provisional government, then kornilov restored it, and so, uh, the bolsheviks in the spring of '18, when kornilov was defeated, when the atamandutov fled from orenburg, they believed that the civil war had been won, they, of course, greatly underestimated the resistance of the former ruling classes, and of course , underestimated the scale of western intervention, overestimated the possibility of world revolution, and no matter how they treated lenin, question of his erudition, he also became a theorist, an outstanding theorist, this was recognized by european marxists at a fairly early age, when he wrote, he was not 30 years old, the development of capitalism in russia, in which he showed that russia is becoming, first of all, despite the predominance the peasant population, precisely the capitalist country, this book was aimed at. what was happenin

to take part in some circles and even became middle-level managers. created by that time by the bolsheviks pregnant, when they divorced and he left the family, she gave birth to his daughter tatyana, here i repeat, the difference is information, some say that late on a late january night , a factory worker loyal to him knocked on his house and said that during the day several people allegedly came for him man in leather jackets. and sort of.

kyiv was the gate, kyiv was the pitlyurovsky city, which did not accept the bolsheviks, and it is clear the history of the uprooting of kyiv, including the history of the projects of its architects. round rape, that is, it means, of course, destruction, destruction of churches, only in the 1930s , about 300 cathedrals were destroyed, that is, it is clear that this is a complete change of the architectural face of the city, but the main thing is that it was this project of langbard, one of the leading stalinist architects, the project of langbard, that would be it would be good if you had a picture, because this project has been preserved, and from it even one corner of this very colossal rectangle, which was supposed to be in place, of the entire city of yaroslav, this is that city of yaroslav, that is the historical heart of russia, was sewn to us... of ukraine, where from sofia to mykhailivskyi, this is the whole territory, that is, from the 10th, from the 11th to... century, that is, it all had to be demolished, instead there was to be a colossal, gray-bricked, hefty rectangle , in t

kyiv was a raven, kyiv was a pitlyur city that did not accept the bolsheviks, and it is clear that thise uprooting of kyiv, including the history of the projects of its architectural rape, that is, it is clear, the destruction, the destruction of churches, only in in the 1930s, about 300 cathedrals were destroyed, that is, it is clear that this is a complete... on the architectural face of the city, but the main thing was this langbard project, of one of the leading stalinist architects, langvard's project, it would be good if you had a picture, because this project has been preserved, and from it we have even one corner of this colossal rectangle that was supposed to be in place, the entire yaroslavl garden. that city of yaroslav, that is the historical heart of the rus of ukraine, where from sofia to mykhailivskyi, that is the entire territory, that is, from the 10th, from the 11th to the 19th century, that means that all this should have been demolished, instead there should have been a colossal, such a gray brick is great. rectangle, which, in the center of which was supposed to be

. and the rulers fought with each other, they had no time for crimea, but when the power of the bolsheviks, crimea remained part of russia, or rather the rsfsr. the crimean autonomous socialist soviet republic was formed on october 18 of the twenty-first year as part of the rsfsr, we can look at its map of 1928, and then it was all over... and as soon as this happened, the western powers, primarily england and france, began to strengthen and democratically observe. we are giving checherin ligran to the caucasian tatars, although, i quote, this is the ancestral armenian land, if sovietization in the caucasus occurs, everything will cease to matter, here is khrushchev, here we talk a lot, firstly, i recently read wikipedia, preparing for this. after all, it was written by enemy forces, of course, wikipedia needs this, yes, yes, it is written that russia extended or somehow means its power to... over ukraine in 1654, which, what in soviet propaganda was called the supposed reunification of ukraine with russia . listen, alexey mikhailovich doubted joining for a long time, because there were su

the current ukrainian government acts exactly like the bolshevik government, which separated the church. it is best in these conditions to unite into one orthodox ukrainian church, to separate completely from moscow. the lord is with his saints, let's see what happens next. hello, my name is vladimer burtka. what good relations we have with honduras. and in new guinea, this probably happens because of the peacefulness of these peoples, but also because they live enough far. as for our neighbors, our relations with them were not always cloudless. today i want to direct my gaze to poland. beyond the former. common things: emotionality, talent, but still, in the character of the two peoples there is a lot of truth and optionality, and disorganization. another country, but still the most important difference between the two countries was that russia adopted the eastern version of christianity, and poland - the western, roman one, which entailed fundamental and far-reaching consequences. catholicism contributed to development in poland latin-language culture, scholasticism, universities, as

despite the cold relations between the polish and soviet states, the ranks of the bolsheviks includedprominent figures of polish gentry origin. his successor vyacheslav minzhinsky, marshal konstantin rakosovsky and others. poland took part in the czyslawki section. september 21, 1938 polish. gave the czechs an ultimatum to return the cieszyn region to them, but on september 17, 1939, 2 and a half weeks after germany’s attack on poland, the soviet government sent troops to the territory of western ukraine, that is, to poland. the note from the soviet government indicated that by this point the polish state and government had practically ceased. exist and, accordingly , all agreements ceased to apply. during the war, about 22 thousand polish officers were shot. subsequently, the executions were called the katyn execution. the poles attribute the execution to the nkvd. many in russia believe that the germans did this in occupied territory. the topic of the katyn massacre remains one of the most painful historical. istic polish people's republic, which later became a member of the warsaw

in the republic, in july-august 1944, there was a discussion of the bolshevik program article, preparationshe new academic year. attention, it was published in the newspaper sovetskaya belorussia, and in almost every issue about how work is progressing to restore schools and educational institutions. on the air of the belarusian radio, a speech by drug education workers, teachers, and district leaders about problems that need to be solved and those that are already being solved. the daily news reports of the belarusian radio must include preparations for the school year. before the next broadcast, the directors checked the information that was to be transmitted with the main provisions of the article published in the newspaper sovetskaya belorussia. topics that have already been discussed were noted. there is no rain in the regions of the republic azhyttsyaulyaetstsa streets dzyatsey. the meat organs are under control. i'm trying to keep my memory in mind to keep busy. on asabist control, the organization of delivery is carried out from remote settlements, secured by guarantees. paspyakhova

the current ukrainian government acts exactly like the bolshevik government. she is the call sign, everyonel signs, i’m adam, why adam and not adam, i’m a chechen, an artist, a white rose, you can, i can, you’ll sing somehow, brusey, she’s alive, we don’t need names, she’s not a trosh, or what, not a trosh, not yours, well, you, chamomile, light of god, gomen to the machine gun, what to do, commander, what to do, that’s it, shoot, call sign passenger, call sign passenger, i suggest changing. the call sign is rebina, no, that’s my brother’s call sign, you remain a passenger, that’s for sure. "we are not at war with the people of iraq, i have said it many times and i am ready to repeat it again. our only goal is to resist aggression, which was initiated by saddam hussein. as the president noted, sadam's regime hides military equipment in or near mosques, hospitals, residential buildings, and also has a history of using civilians as human counting. that's why, he said, our nation and the world must not allow it to happen." unfortunately, my country has a long history of criminal aggression, da

he was sure, like the first bolsheviks, that none of this would matter.anatical tyrant, no attempt to kill him, as he likes to say. collapse of the soviet union, we suddenly felt that we might find ourselves outside our homeland, the whole square was cordoned off by people holding out their hands with russian flags and saying to russia, my tears flowed, the premiere is a big story, how khrushchev surrendered the crimea, today on the first day. the grand opening of the twelfth film festival took place today. everything is clear, you rented a hotel room, yes, i checked, come here, and you’ll catch me, i was in the studio, dozens of people saw me, you’re still lying, why are you lumping everything together, and we’ll get used to living separately, we’ll break up anyway , well , understand, well, we don’t decide, but come up with it there something, so, gentlemen, a statement has been received from the non-chaev spouses known to you, after death they want to be together, i officially declare that i, nichaev yuri nikolaevich. together with my wife nichaeva ele

get money out of you, hang up, no talking. the current ukrainian government acts exactly like the bolshevikch, it is best in these conditions to unite into one orthodox ukrainian church, to separate completely from moscow, a meeting was created by the church of christ... on tuesday, prime minister mikhail mishustin held a strategic session on the development of financial instruments. the government does a lot to help businesses and citizens achieve their goals. the result of last year was 102.5%. the volume of investments reached almost 62 billion rubles. growth 22%. from adegea, maxim kiselev. kamyl, the ancient voice of this land. like hundreds of years ago, he still sings in the gorges, falling in... to the beat of the melody of waterfalls, meeting him at the threshold and seeing him off on his way, for him the river is already the road, the wind, the steep slopes are already the home of adygesh, in its very name, the meaning and history of the people, unthinkable without this horse. kone adyga is a brother, first of all, translated into russian, horse means brother, very hardy. very str

sberbusiness, the current ukrainian government acts exactly like the bolshevik government. call signand not adam, i’m a chechen, an artist, white ruza, you can, i can, you’ll sing, somehow, brusey, she’s alive, we don’t need names, don’t touch her, or what, not a trosh, not yours, well, you, crumble, light of god, homer to the bullet gun, no, what do, commander, shoot, call sign passenger, call sign passenger, i suggest changing it to... call sign rebina, no, this is my brother’s call sign, you remain a passenger, that’s right. it's easy to get caught up in the facts when you only see part of the big picture. the pursuit of views changes entire locations. we will expose all fakes. hello, international review is on air, fyodor lukyanov is in the studio, i’m waiting on the program today. people's review events of the week, chronicle, facts, comments.

he pays that's all, biden's theft, theft. the current ukrainian government acts exactly like the bolshevik one orthodox ukrainian church, to separate completely from moscow, a meeting has been created that is not the church of christ. the ocu has nothing to do with religion, some for the sake of jesus, others for the sake of the bread of taste. and today there is a spiritual battle going on inside the lavra. the states, the west, and initially set the task of tearing the ukrainian people away from the russian people. even the lord is with his saints. let's see what will happen next. if this addition is accepted within a few hours, as i expect, then we will increase production from approximately 550 interceptor missiles.

department answered scientific questions today. the current ukrainian government acts exactly like the bolshevikese conditions. to unite into one orthodox ukrainian church, to separate completely from moscow, a meeting was created, which is not the church of christ. give me the moscow priest. the kiss has nothing to do with religion. some for the sake of jesus, others for the sake of the bread of taste. and today there is a spiritual battle going on inside the lavra. united states, let's set the west. initially, the task was to tear the ukrainian people away from the russians, god forbid from their saints, let's see what happens next, stand, who are the new ones, this is with me passenger, reporter, director, i came for my brother, i am a battalion commander, call sign trigger, everyone has call signs, i am adam, why adam and not adam, i am a chechen, an artist, white. can you already? i can, you’ll sing somehow, sadly, lively, we don’t need names, you can’t touch her, or whatever, not a little, not yours, but you, little bastard, light of god, homer, to the machine gun, there’s something to do,

the current ukrainian government acts exactly like the bolshevik government, yes, which separated thenditions to unite into one orthodox ukrainian church, separate completely from moscow, an assembly has been created, which is not the church of christ, the ocu has nothing to do with religion, alone for jesus' sake, for others' sake bread taste. and today there is a spiritual battle going on inside the lavra. the united states, the west, initially set the task here to tear the ukrainian people away from the russian people. the lord is wonderful among his saints. let's see what will happen next.