the bolsheviks created the ukrainian state for the first time.ble, with the ukrainian language, with ukrainian science, with the ukrainian economy. yes, a brilliant move, genius, thereby they knocked the trump cards out of everyone's hands. only the genius of lenin could have thought of this. in 1921, speaking at the tenth party congress in moscow, the people's commissar for nationality and the initial strengthening of ukrainian identity began not in galicia, but in kharkov. soviet ukraine. the policy of indigenization and the like, assistance in the light of lenin's national policy, support for the ukrainian language. in april 1923 , at the seventh conference of the communist party of ukraine , the beginning of the policy of ukrainization was announced. everything was ukrainized. language, by 1931 90% of newspapers and 85% of magazines in the ukrainian ssr were published in ukrainian, that is, where 15 years ago many did not understand at all what ukraine was or who ukrainians were. from the book of the second president of ukraine leonid kuchma,

at this point, our opponents usually raise a cry and they say: it's... because of you bolsheviks thatrything started, for example, in ukraine, which of course is also a sign of some, so to speak, savagery, for example, the first uprising against the muscovites was raised, if you suddenly forgot, by hetman vegovskoy, who replaced bohdan khmelnytsky, and his victory under the rope over the russian army in ukraine is still celebrated. vegovskoy in turn gave birth to mazepa, mazepa in turn gave birth to petliura, petliura in turn gave birth to bandera, all together in igovskoy mazepa petliura bandera, gave birth to zelensky, well if in all honesty, that's how it was, if in all historical justice, or you don't want in all historical justice in all honesty, but want exclusively in all rules of malicious demagogy, and i recently read a good blog here of a not stupid person, apparently, specializing in just about church activities, and he suddenly writes: the modern world, europe and the usa and others there have ruined australia and israel, quote, he writes, liberal and leftist ideas, well,

confectionery factory, there was a trade union choir there, the bolshevik factory was located near thestation nearby, and for muscovites the dynamo metro station, earlier in soviet times on may 1 and november 7, and in general for those who went to demonstrations, this was a gathering place where everyone would gather, stand up a friendly crowd, so that later with songs and... with dances there with banners 7 km an hour to the red square, then we passed the red square, smiled, waved to the presidium of the central committee of the cpsu supreme council and as if there we went home and there on november 7th they forced us to come there at 6:00 in the morning, well , to get ready there, because we had some kind of our own queue, namely the bolshevik factory, and so i remember we were all standing there so happy, we had loaders who were always drunk at any time of the day. he says you have a conscience, yes, that's how our conscience was brought to fyodorovich, he had a conscience, well, valery, let's sing a song, so we were walking with songs , all sober, before there were announcers who

came to power in 1917 by an expropriator, well, at least the bolsheviks in russia did not come to powers of terror, but there were a lot of other events, of course we can say a lot on this topic, we are now talking about israel, about the fact that in principle, in essence , here is the israeli state. it was called the red terror, the basis of terrorism, the red terror, this was already after 1917, this is a little different, i am talking precisely about the fact that this terrorism in that form, in in which it exists, it was created by israel, the notes of the british secret services say nothing at all about islamic terrorism, it did not exist, well then no, therefore then, when it had already received great development since the sixties, it was already an answer, it was an answer to what had already been created by the israelis a big question. who is this? absolutely right, it is a whole order that was engaged in terrorism, political assassinations, people who were brought up, well that is, these are the best, of course, there are professional killers, better, which solved political p

all, and we will also remember that the russian revolution, the bolshevik revolution of 1917, is followed many african countries, which was under the yoke of western color. nice ation. and therefore, when we talk about that history, it can never be seen without taking into account doc, reality, russia, all the us is our, as we knew it and it's for, before we have complete success that we do, that i can for there is just them was seen as an important ally on one must ask why we must remember that african country is that all of them. the 54 of them was been victimize by the head jim on if you to the bowers. and when the 1900 on 17 resolution to praise many african leaders at the time who in the struggle was taking a cue from it. if you look, i sell its off with the for example, with the formation of the south african national native congress, which later became then see the guy didn't. i was what had happened in the soviet union in 1917. and they was telling themselves we can actually nobody tell us stuff from these colonial yoke. and if you look at the activities, even in nigeria with peop

lenin's bolsheviks, they came to power under this slogan.here a certain nationality lives has the right. to separate from russia, well, they thought that the revolution that took place on the territory of historical russia was the initial stage of the world revolution, there would be no borders tomorrow. what is important for us is not where the state border is, but that the union between workers of all nations is preserved to fight the bourgeoisie, of any nations. this is a quote from lenin. complete works, volume 35. the ukrainian people also declared their national independence. a project for the preservation of these territories, industrial territories as part of the russian state, and by elected delegates who had the authority to do so, these were deputies from the councils of the then official government, and the donetsk-krivoy rog republic, it occupied a space that was extended to zaporizhzhya, kherson, part of the nikolaev, dnepropetrovsk, kharkov, sumy regions, this is a very large territory, this is russian-speaking population, cit

july-august 1944, there was a discussion of the program article, preparation for the new school year bolshevik attention. it was published in the newspaper sovetskaya belarus. and in almost every issue about how the work on the restoration of schools and educational institutions was going. on the air of belarusian radio, the speech of workers of the people's commissariat of education, teachers, district leaders, about the problems that need to be solved, and those that are already being solved. in the daily information reports of the belarusian radio. paspyakhova solved the most complex personnel problem. yes, the beginning of the first year of the bssr was re-evacuated from the outgoing regions of the country for more than 4 thousand years. yashche more than 3 thousand will be returned to the system of education from other galinas. the same procedure is carried out during the drying cycle on specially arranged carotkaterminovym. preparations for the first post-war school year became a nationwide event. all residents of the republic, workers, builders, teachers, people of different ages took p

land, i order a general retreat to hungary to romania, the shortest routes. do not fight with the bolsheviks, except in the event of an attack from their side or attempts to disarm the detachment, therefore there was no serious resistance to the red army troops, and if you look at the balance of forces, it was approximately one to 5. the red army troops that participated in the liberation campaign numbered about 200,000 people, well, the polish armed forces numbered about 4,500 people, of which combat-ready... we will have arms that have already fallen off, organized the meeting beautifully, i remember, they built an arch, here, right here in the center, women carried rugs, woven ones, blankets, the red army was riding on horses with music, each of those who came here, of course, wanted to bring the citizens inhabiting these lands liberation and unification in a single state. around 8:00 p.m. the red army entered novogrudok, the city was practically... empty, but people, seeing the soviet soldiers, began to come out of their houses, flowers immediately appeared, they were treated to whatever

they were often targeted called bolsheviks and socialist and communist. right. and things like that, particularly at this time. right. it's after 1917. it's after the russian revolution. right. so there's lots of fear mongering with with organizing that is taking place. right certainly that same kind of logic isn't applied to the trade groups. right you know, that the coal companies were allowed to form and kind of collectively bargain for themselves, but it is targeted at the at the at the miners unions. right. they want a recognition, the constitutional rights. right. you know, one thing about these company towns in that they owned everything. right. it just company stores and paying people in secret also owned you know they own the newspapers. right if there is a a labor strike in birmingham, alabama somewhere or something like that. right. you know, your your company town is not going to cover that. you are not going to receive that news. so there's going to be some certainly some censorship issues, right. that are happeni. absolutely understood that as as w

was good that we had an uncle, my uncle lived in tallinn and he took us, he was a prosecutor. a bolshevikim there in the forties tallinn in tallinn worked such an old man to restore soviet power, as they say in estonia, since he is estonian, but he also led the department of marxism-leninism in leningrad in tallinn art academy, they didn't have any actors there either, and i just by myself somehow at school there was a good drama club, i went to this drama club at the house of pioneers i went to the drama club by myself i just wanted to. apparently, i myself wanted to take part in this way, your debut in film, it was a very small role, a cabaret singer in the film uninvited guests, you then, well, i read that you worked part-time as a model at the tallinn house of mo everything happened that i went to enroll, i actually had a very good drama club, firstly we worked on theatrical stage, since he is an actor of russian drama, when the theater went on tour, they gave us children, so we had two performances, we played for the audience. suddenly i decided that the podium, that 's how they used

difference is quite big, the prohibition introduced by the last emperor gradually began to weaken, the bolsheviks wanted to continue the policy of improving the health of the population, but at the same time the treasury had to be replenished exactly 100 years ago in... joseph stalin abolished prohibition and returned the state vodka monopoly. immediately after the abolition of prohibition in october 1924 , rykovka vodka appeared on the shelves. it was tasteless, expensive, and 30° strong. people named it after alexei rykov, the head of the council of people's commissars, who, according to rumors, was not an enemy of the bottle. the next time vodka named after the head of government will appear is 39 years old, it is andropovka, people named it after yuri vladimirovich andropov. it cost 4.70, was the cheapest of that era, it was closed with a simple cardboard box, filled with sealing wax. it appeared on the shelves on september 1, 1983, it was also called the first-grader. there was very little time left before the gorpachov dry law, and this was the era of a soft fight against drunkenness. stati

announcement about the opening of two exhibitions on october 22, the armament of belarusian partisans, the bolshevik press of belarus during the war. this date became the opening day of the belarusian state museum of the history of the great patriotic war. in the mid -sixties, the museum received its own building on the central, today october square. in it, in record time , a permanent exhibition was created. the design of the modern building began in october 2008 and on july 2, 2014, on the eve of the celebration of the seventieth anniversary of the liberation of belarus from nazi invaders, the building was... closed the central facade is designed as a symbolic salute of victory, in the rays of which are located 10 significant events of the war, from the defense of the brest fortress , the raising of the banner of victory over the reichstag, the total area of ​​the museum is more than 15,000 km, the exposition is located on four floors, in eleven halls, today the belarusian state museum. history of the great patriotic war is the most popular in belarus, every year it is visited by about 570 thousan

announcement about the opening of two exhibitions on october 22, arming of belarusian partisans, the bolshevik press of belarus during the war. this date became the opening day of the belarusian state museum of the history of war. in the sixties, the museum received its own building on the central, today october square. in it, in record time , a permanent exhibition was created. the design of the modern building began in october 2008 year, and on july 2, 2014, on the eve of the celebration of the seventieth anniversary of the liberation of belarus from the nazi invaders, the building was opened. the central facade is designed as a symbolic salute of victory, in the rays of which 10 significant events of the war are located, from the defense of the brest fortress , the raising of the banner of victory over the reichstag, the total area of ​​the museum is more than 15,000 km, the exposition is located on four floors in eleven halls, today the belarusian state museum of history... hundreds of thousands of tourists come here, more than from 100 countries of the world. on october 3, 1996 , the inte

in the 15th century, as in the nineteenth, even after the creation of the ukrainian ssr by the bolshevikselgorod and kursk remained, naturally, in the rsr, and a soviet census was conducted there, according to which 85% - they were russians. thank you very much and all the best to you. we figured this out, although again i will remind you that this topic constantly comes up, so we will address it and tell some new details for our viewers, here is crimea that does not give rest to ukrainian propagandists, what is wrong with the peninsula in their opinion, now we will find out: mom, don't panic, with these words we often have to calm our relatives who regularly receive alarming mailings and fraudulent messages. who is behind the information terrorism in messengers and social networks, we 'll find out now. information is being spread in ukrainian telegram channels that entry and exit from yevpatoriya will allegedly be closed from september 24 to october 1. let's take a closer look at this. there is a channel that is allegedly called the crimean ministry of internal affairs. i'll read it out.

cemetery, it is part of lychakivskyi lviv. cemeteries on which the polish participants of both the bolshevik war and the polish-ukrainian war were buried, that is, but the key story is that there was political will. and political will is not connected, so to speak, with further negotiations, conditionally speaking, we exhume you, and you exhume us, no, a very clear, concrete, institutionalized dialogue must simply be established, institutionalized dialogue at the government level consists in that there is a person who is responsible for the implementation of this or that direction, yes, when, because when we move there to the level of presidents and there is no very specific executors, well this... can, so to speak, give rise to additional complications, if we take the visit of the minister of foreign affairs, the new minister, yes, andrii sebigi, we understand, this person is not just experienced, this person is close, in particular to office of the president and to the president himself, we understand that they were talking not only about the exhumation, not only about ukrainian schooling

who has not seen since 1917, when the bolsheviks nationalized the building and simply painted over the walls of the former church and a star. today, for example, a very rare symbol of a ladder was discovered, this is a sacred sign for old believers, symbolizing the holy trinity. the estate in podsosinsky lane, the descendants of the legendary sava morozov, an old believer, a former serf peasant who bought his freedom and that of his children for the incredible sum of 17,000 rubles, were setting up the estate. - they say his son meets us with a gnome, who is an unkind, chthonic underground creature, there is a fireplace behind me, a huge fireplace, where the spirits of fire also guard peace and secrets, the heirs of the dynasty who live today are in the version of goethe, the last owner of the palace, alexei vikulovich morozov. he had the most amazing collection of all the frosts. he lived here peacefully until latvian anarchists came and occupied this building. after which, as it were, half of the collection disappeared. in 1918, the estate was nationalized. and the morozov collections

and if you're in our and vote harris, the united states will become a comey read bolshevik state. i agree with you that both are playing the card, but there's not parity there's, no parity between the two it's this is not going dark. i'll say it this way. i think i can sum it up in a soundbite, going dark on the part of trump is not going rogue it is a calibrated strategy and it might work by reaching people who are not otherwise inclined to vote realizing that for everybody else it's already baked in that pennsylvania poll that i told you about at the outset of the program today and i love talking about my own home state, but also because it's the most important state, philadelphia inquirer three or four point race. it also says, how many do you think are undecided who are intending to vote what percentage just ask yourselves, do you think are intending to vote but are undecided? you think it's 10%? 5% 3%, only 3% more social media reaction. what else do we have it should be hope. but we've proven that fear of the sociological, other is powerful look, bob fear is a very potent we

because it turned out that before the israelis invented terrorism, terrorism was invented by the bolsheviksin particular stalin and... and if we look at who is at the head of these organizations, we can have no doubt that terrorism will in fact become such a state religion in the future. when leaders of terrorist movements become leaders of the state, the question arises, and the entire future history, all arab-israeli war i do not agree, this is a matter of perspective, and who was comrade stalin in your opinion? do not confuse me, volodymyr rudolfovich. yes, i do not deny that he was a classic bandit and terrorist at that time, but we are not looking into the problems of terrorism, but the problems of israel, what they do and what they want, i want to say about what they do, what they want, because terrorism is embedded in them at the genetic level, well... so logovy got out on his own, because let me remind you, meadow is best known for terror, that is, what he was engaged in terror, and worked as a state terrorist of the fsb? well, well , somehow, well, again, this is another question,

turned out to be inconvenient just really inconvenient because it turned out to be an anchor. the bolsheviks invented terrorism, and in particular stalin and the elchans invented terrorism, the terrorism of the soviet union. it was in the 1939s and 40s years, the most famous terrorist organizations of israel appear. this is the irgun and these are other organizations. and if we look at who is at the head of these organizations, we can have no doubts. terrorism actually became the state religion of israel in the future, because the first leader and main leader of the irgun was the future sixth prime minister berin. when the leaders of terrorist movements become the leaders of the state, the question arises, and the whole future history, all the arab-israeli wars. i don't agree with that a question of perspective, comrade stalin, in your opinion, who was he? do not confuse me, volodymyr rudolfovich. that's right, look, comrade stalin was just classic. so i do not deny that he was a classic bandit and terrorist at that time. but now we are not looking at the problem of terrorism, but the proble

and earlier it was zarist russia, but then the russians... was overthrown by a revolution and the bolsheviks actually published the cyco treaty uh and denounced secret diplomacy, but there was a secret agreement made between the british and french imperialists to divide up, lebanon, syria, iraq, the entire region, all the countries that you see there, britain will take this and france will take that. in other words, they said the world war i, in the words of woodrow wilson. was a war uh to a war to end all wars uh or a war for democracy, but in fact this was the beginning of new war because it was the colonial imposed system, new colonial imposed system on the arab people in this region, and the irony as you said gadi, it's so amazing when you think about this imperialist colonial division of those lands and those and that people, here we are uh 100 years later, almost, cyx pico was 1916, we're 108 years later uh, that struggle hasn't stopped, it's going through different stages and phases and iterations, but it's basically the same struggle, and now the people who have been the colonized pe

because it turned out that before the israelis invented terrorism, terrorism was invented by the bolsheviksd in particular stalin and the soviet union. and it was in the 1939s and 1940s that israel's most famous terrorist organizations appeared. this is the irgun and these are other organizations. and if we look at who is standing at the head of these organizations. then we can have no doubts. about the fact that terrorism, in fact, has become the state religion of israel in the future. because the first leader and the main leader was the future sixth prime minister berin. when leaders of terrorist movements become the head of the state, a question arises. and all future history, everyone. and the problems of israel, what they do and what they want, i want to say about what they do, what they want, because terrorism is embedded in them at the genetic level. well, that's how logovy went out on his own, because i'll remind you to you, the lair is most famous for terror, that is, what did he do, terror, and who did he work for, a state terrorist of the fsb. like that, well, like that, somehow,

petersburg factory bolshevik, hurray, who saw it, not on tv, just being there, everything was rising up inside us, that was real, yes, and we were walking, shouting, hurray, there they were blossoming on the shore katyusha came out with songs, with dances, that is a great country, the soviet union, i am proud, i was born there on may 19 in sixty-sixth year, valery, well you know that in our program there are words that are pronounced by the heart, you... will have a child, you will have a child, you will have a child, you will have a child, who you will be, in the family of all, when everyone is home, again a replenishment, for artem from the orphanage of the oryol region, whom we are still... kemerovo and we are going to one of the orphanages of the kemerovo region. hello, meet everyone, when everyone is home. these are three brothers. the eldest dima. hello. the middle one matvey. hello. and the youngest sasha. hello. what's wrong with your eye? we played football and bushball on sunday, in general, such a sports injury, guys, here are your works, here is mine, let's start with sas

awkward, because it turned out that before israelis invented terrorism, terrorism was invented by the bolsheviks particular stalin and the soviet union. and it was in the 1939s and 1940s that israel's most famous terrorist organizations appeared. this is the irgun and these are other organizations. and if we look at who is at the head of these organizations, we can have no doubts. about the fact that terrorism in the future has become the state religion of israel. because the first leader and the main leader of the irgun was the future sixth prime minister berin, when the leaders of terrorist organizations become the head of the state movements, then the question arises, and the whole future history, all the arab-israeli wars. i do not agree, this is a matter of perspective, and who was comrade stalin in your opinion? do not confuse me, volodymyr rudolfovich. yes, i do not deny that at that time he was a classic bandit and terrorist, but now we are not looking into the problems of terrorism, but the problems of israel, what they do and what they want, i want to say about what they do, what they

and we will also remember that the russian revolution, the bolshevik revolution of 1917 is but many african countries which was under the yoke of western color nice ation. and therefore, when we talk about that history, it can never be seen without taking into account that reality. russia all the us is our, as we knew it and it's for, before we have complete success that we did that i just didn't for that reason was seen as an important ally. and one must ask why we must remember that african country is that all of them, the 54 of them was been victimize by they had demonic european powers. and when the 1900 on 17 resolution took place, many african leaders at the time who in the struggle was taking a cue from it. if you look at the south africa, for example, with the formation of the south african national native congress, which later became then see the guy didn't life was what had happened in the soviet union in 1917. and they was telling themselves we can actually nobody tell us stuff from these colonial yoke. and if you look at the activities, even in nigeria with people like muscle a,

because it turns out that before the israelis invented terrorism, terrorism was invented by the bolsheviks particular by stalin and the soviet union. well, that's right, logovy went out on his own, because... let me remind you, luovy is best known for terror, that is, what he did, terror and worked as a state terrorist of the fsb. so, well, yes. somehow, well, again, it's back to the question, either put on the panties, or take off the cross, and somehow it doesn't come out at the same time, or if it does, it's very slow. well, after all these talks about how to attack, everything, when israel received these missile strikes from iran, of course, it was very inspiring right away, and that was the expectation, well, finally, this will be the third such thing. .. world and finally that's all there, and everyone will forget about ukraine, ordinary russian song, and here is ukraine, why is ukraine here, all of them in this oval office will forget after tonight and at least they will pay less attention, because we are on the verge of a gigantic war in the middle east, well on the verge or not on

and we were not for the bolsheviks. it was it was in service to humanity and that is straight from west branch that straight from the quaker meeting house right over there, saying that exemplifies his quaker values, if you will. you will probably never find a statue of great granddad standing up except on a pedestal, except at the west at the middle school. at the school, he's not standing, margaret. he's sitting on a bench. this like you can come sit in. that might be his only likeness, to your point. yes, but he was very adamant. don't do that, please. if you do, do not put it up on a pedestal, because i'm not the one looking down on anybody. someone's looking down on me and they're watching. so i'd better do the right thing. so he was very humble that way. just did not need that. so one on that note. let's thank our panel.

tomorrow, igor, the name of the adverb 500, this newspaper, continuing the direction of the spark, the bolsheviksed in geneva in 1905, modern newspapers. this composition is the penultimate. absolutely right, yesterday. and please, what of what for 300? the ancient sumerians sealed their messages in envelopes? made of this very thing. they indicated the names of the recipient, the sender, and put a seal imprint. clay. that's right. the message on the clay tablet was wrapped in wet clay and then baked. what else 400? a unique pavement made of this alloy appeared in kronstadt in the second half of the 19th century and has been partially preserved on the anchor. last year, a biodegradable analogue of this material was created in china from amino acid peptides, which is distinguished by excellent optical properties. properties, maybe glass, right it... safely decomposes even in the body of animals, what of what for a hundred? the course of the bags: 300 from igor, 500 from ekaterina, 1,100 from you, to whom? ekaterina. ekaterina, the topic, what's in your hand? the rate. 500. we are not asking who is

incredibly valuable find. this finish under artificial marble no one has seen since 1917, when the bolsheviks nationalized the buildings and simply painted over the walls of the former maleliye and the star. today, for example, a very rare symbol of the ladder has been discovered, this is a sacred sign for the old believers. industrialists in russia, his son elisha grandson vikula were known among contemporaries as sorcerers and major experts on the antichrist, hence the chilling, carved chambers of faust's office. look, we are met by a gnome, who is an unkind, chthonic underground creature, behind me is a fireplace, a huge fireplace, where the spirits of fire also guard peace and secrets, above us are the great works of mikhail vrubel, whom shakhtel attracted to decorate this office, what we see here is an interior... which has no equal not only in russia, but in the world. but the owner of this house with the atlanteans was already the great-grandson alexey morozov, in the depths of the courtyard , as if a hidden box with family jewels, the oldest morozov estate, built on three floors alrea

didn't come to power in 1917, well, at least the bolsheviks didn't come to power in russia by meansother events, of course we can say a lot on this topic, we 're talking about israel now, about the fact that... we're considering the problem of israel, what they're actually doing and what they want, i want to say about what they're doing, that they want, simply because terrorism is embedded in their country's genetic makeup, and what happened later during. is also not unique, the americans were constantly bombing, the allies did the same during the second world war, yes, the carpet bombing of dresden, what the allies did, destroying tokyo with a terrible bombing, where the infectious one-time losses were higher than the losses of hiroshima nagasaki, this is generally a traditional method of war, this so-called progressive humanity, which, thank god, we do not do, we do not, here in our culture does not have this, it also means that they assumed that perhaps not everything was accidental, there were many strange things in these stories, why did so many succeed, and one of the versions

but we did published three years later the famous communist bolshevik leon trotsky.were balanced i guess you could say. i did find out the ghostwriter was a young italian luigi barzini jr. who after the war came to america and wrote a best-selling book in the mid 60's that really explained italian culture to americans. it was called the italians. so think of it should back in the 1920's, he was ghost writing mussolini's autobiography. the amusing thing about the biography and that struck me, it still had its jacket. on the jacket was script presumably in mussolini's own hand and it said there is no other autobiography by me, benito mussolini. and i thought he doth protest too much. peter: scribner advances kept winston churchill solid financially during his years in the desert or in the wilderness. charles: yes, when he was out of office. that is true. he really earn his livelihood and it was an expensive livelihood. i think i mentioned the multivolume set of the history of world war i called the world crisis with the advance he got on that -- he bought a rolls-royce

no relation to ukraine, because they have already become its, of course, collaborated with the bolsheviks everything up, in soviet times they were called cities, the city of shevchenko in kazakhstan, and not just like that, he served soldiers there under nikolai, that is, as many as possible of all the peoples included in... in the us there are millions of homeless people who sleep on the streets or in trailers, in the us the most - imperfect system for the poor population of expensive medical insurance, because if you do not have a full package, you can die, in fact, this has nothing to do with either the republicans or the democrats, by the way, this is the only model - they tried to show in our country in the nineties with billionaires, with the poor, with the beggars and so on and so forth, and also our resources. they wanted to pull there, therefore strategically from the point of view of a special military operation, your correspondent, alexander said it right, work on mistakes in different areas is underway, and a special military operation showed how many flaws there are, they sho

their children to slaughter, as the leaders of the old bolsheviks sent, time, i 'll interrupt you, excuseion anyway, well, is your attitude to those, who wants to put him on a pedestal, does this mean that we should forget about stalin altogether, and not remember him, or just don't put him back in the front row, we should take this issue seriously, well what does seriously mean, and seriously means what did he do? vd, why are you all running away, and the case is closed, period, i promised that i wouldn't cross the path of my colleagues from the fsb, but i didn't promise anything, you didn't promise, okay, the final, where is today at 20:00, that's it, the games are over, surrender! everything is exactly the opposite, malakhov, you ran into a trap on ntv. nevsky, new season from monday at 20:00 on ntv. burger fries to watch the game. cooper buy. 10 kilos of cat food until wednesday. cooper buy. lamp set, light for the hallway. cooper buy. knows the area very well. will deliver everything quickly and personally. cooper is your shopping person, you never dreamed of how quickly we deliver m

question, and the first thing the bolsheviks did with two decrees of december of the seventeenth yearcode on registration of marital relations of family opikunsky appears, that's where everything is simplified to the point of impossibility, firstly , women and men are equalized in rights, which is probably good, that's how it should be, i managed to say, then i already felt that they were flying there. for children, because in addition to rights you have more responsibilities, as a parent, you gave birth to a child, he can't do anything without you, he drinks not the rights and obligations of a woman towards a child, that is, then, wait, why do we have this eternal one , really, take any movie, here. someone gets divorced, this is who the child will be with, in practice always, let me answer, i will explain to you why this happens, on the one hand there is a powerful feminist movement that says everything to women, on the other hand there are people like this deputy, who says no-no, only boys should give everything to their fathers, like the most, come on, friends, look at the law and

and what happened with the bolshevik revolution. but i think terms of europeans, you know, there's this longer tradition of like written numerically restricting asians from by or capping them, making it unable. but for europeans i think the caps, the numerical restriction were given a lot more heft and argumentative strength by the nativists in the united states who wanted to impose restrictions because of this, like you'd see in the congressional debates, like we don't want all these european refugees coming like they're too many european or they're poor people displaced, you know, so that anti-asian of the concern about refugees coming definitely gave added impetus for. the restriction the numerical caps that were put in place and then continued and then, you know, the the anti bolshevism, i think pretty infused refugee policy know anti-communism like for basically much the rest of the 20th century. so for that, of course, very, very informative. and just very briefly, i'm sorry. go ahead. you go first. and so while kevin wants to