i never considered myself a member of the sixties, and dad boris nikolayevich, he met with stalin, thate talked about him, they talked about art. and the play is a rehearsal of hamlet. is this what stalin was interested in? leave me to the pozharsky film, which already has such a feeling he breathes, trouble, impending set. why do you think, then, before the war , these images again resurfaced, uh, which for centuries fed the russian spirit minin and pozharsky alexander nevsky why when was this film made with your father, because at stake? the existence of the russian state was well understood. the leaders of our country, headed by stalin, when my father received the stalin prize in the kremlin , stalin talked about this with my father, then the moscow art theater staged the three chekhov sisters. a wonderful performance, especially if it perfectly relaxes chekhov, and now we are not up to it. we need to test our will to strengthen our will. but now with vasilyevich everything is exactly the same and exactly at stake again. this is the existence of the russian state. but among us there

exactly, boris nikolayevich. now you will fire me anatolyevich. excuse me.w only if you have any questions, thank you personally. i will bring it now. hello hello will you eat i ordered food at the restaurant. no thanks, i don't. why what happened? received a large order for the construction of cottages so it's wonderful. it's great when there are finances. i won't pull it, such a large amount, i'll have to refuse. wait, can we get a loan from the bank or borrow from friends from friends who scammed me? no thanks, and the bank will not give such a loan for a new business either. so it turns out that nothing can be done? actually you can, i just didn't want to ask you. why we can sell your salon invest in construction. i have got it from my dad. i will be frank with you. i looked through the accounts. is it strange that she said that the salon brings a good profit, so she collected it. natalia, i offer you. to become a business partner, i offer you a share in a large profitable construction company. do you agree with the company? let's eat boris is angry with

russia at the end of the last century, today we are talking about a turning point in the life of boris nikolayevicheltsin, the first president of russia in the mid-1980s. at the very beginning of perestroika, at the behest of secretary general mikhail krylychev, he was transferred from the ural center and put in charge of moscow. head to the capital in 1985 in the year yeltsin faced the ultimate concentration of all the problems and contradictions that the soviet system had accumulated, a huge party system of almost a million people, the soviet apparatus of moscow saw one thing publicly and said the other every day. and did something. third. mostly to your advantage. yeltsin had a simple and obvious choice to build into this system. he had already become secretary of the central committee of the cpsu and a candidate member of the polishers. it would seem that they were working out, the roller climb further up, working for the system. eat, the blessings bestowed upon mere mortals have already succeeded completely unexpectedly, yeltsin did not fit in, tried to stand across the stream, and then he dec

this is boris nikolayevich yeltsin, everything is in order with this, but comrade stalin no, he’s beenas a backside, but still it doesn’t allow anyone to live in peace for now. what is the greatness of a comrade, stalin’s comrade, stalin prepared the country for war. so, when the first world war ended, smart europeans immediately said that this was not the end of the war. this is a break for 20 years, the war will continue, because the first world war did not solve any of its problems, in 20 years this will continue on the issue of fairy tales. stalin did not know that the germans would attack him. everything, he knew perfectly well for 20 years. he prepared the country for war in order to prepare the country for war with the then the european union. and this was him in the first, so to speak, approximation. it was necessary to industrialize the country, he industrialized it in order to feed the construction sites of communism, it was necessary to create collective farms, because the kulaks could not feed the construction sites of communism and did not want to feed the construction sit

the main event of the company in the eighty-ninth year was the election of boris nikolayevich yeltsinpeople's deputy, the idea to run for the urals was rejected, he was elected from the number one national-territorial district, which became the whole city of moscow, yeltsin went on the assault on the capital, which he had previously led for 2 years, but then was removed with noise, sports posts, and sent into disgrace. it was a direct challenge to the portocracy system, dismissing yeltsin. gorbachev admonished him with words. remember politics. i won't let you in anymore, and there were times. this would be a verdict, but under the conditions of a permitted democracy, boomerang returned against yeltsin in the elections. all media and apparatus structures published revealing speeches and compromising materials, but moscow elected him in 89 the allied deputies by a deafening majority of 91 1/2%. sleeper party rebel in politics was a triumphant perestroika from now on became two faces of a moderate reformer, gorbachev and a radical rally leader. yeltsin began their direct fatal rivalry.

ussr to the new russia at the end of the last century, today we focus on the hero truly fatal boris nikolayevichin precisely this the ural hero it was destined to take a very wide step from the ussr to new russia, dragging all of us with him in korea, yeltsin had several sharp dramatic turns, but the very first test with a long historical echo was yeltsin's movement from the urals to moscow, his rise to the top of the party. and a steep fall down. let's remember how it was. boris yeltsin was the grandson of a dispossessed peasant and the son of a repressed convict, in the 1930s and 1940s. he went through a hard , hungry labor childhood, having gained wandering through the barracks and dugouts in the daily struggle for survival, fighting and leadership qualities. at the institute of the then sverdlovsk, yeltsin learned to be a builder and the entire first part of his life. he was a construction worker found in him a constant purposeful energy, pressure, the ability to command and demand that he often resort to storming. all this fully corresponded to his bolshevik, essentially the character of th

too, and he said , you know, we did it, so we postponed the upcoming language to japan, where boris nikolayevicho, suggesting to barysh nikolayevich that in no case should you go there. i say, and how it all happened. you know, it was impossible to go, because the country was in such a state, maybe the president, so that he would give the japanese what they call the northern territories, you can imagine and it was impossible to go there. and so rogozin and his people persuaded, and indeed the planned purely state visit was postponed, but for my part i think that maybe, of course, rogozin had a hand in this, maybe something like that was done , but in general, the special services have always been engaged in this, having begun a long time ago and a special scope - it acquired in the second half of the eighties, when it was created, and this is what i think, quite rightly, specially military unit 10,003 was called 1.3 nights , they joked a little about it, they mocked it, but there was a very talented one. in my opinion a person. it was colonel savin, now he is a lieutenant general. and there he i

danilovich when there was no definite course, we will do it here and there, and i remember how, boris nikolayevichheld a referendum on the constitution. we met three of us. eh, lian, the next one there started talking about ukraine and yeltsin, they are listening to sanych, help me. you give him a normal constitution to hold a referendum. i say, well, seriously, i'm ready to connect, and we have developed together with your specialists. kuchma, then the draft constitution is more, let's say, democratic. uh, he was more democratic than us and in russia well, about something similar to this discord. uh, as now in ukraine or then there would not have been this constitution, uh , sociological surveys were prepared , testifying to the fact that we did not hide that i was involved in this. e testified that the ukrainians would have voted for it, but as time went on , the constitutions were not actually ready. eh, actually accepted. yes, folks he had another meeting. i'm talking about yeltsin. well uh, he doesn't want to do anything there according to this constitution and why? says glad not to approve t

boris nikolayevich presented the prepared new constitution of the russian federation.itution of course. it freed me from many troubles, and above all from the fact that we actually had power, because the supreme council had everything they could write letters to the president do. they could dismiss the government . they could hold we couldn't do it. it was a fragment, an interview that sergei filatov gave to naila asker for a documentary film dedicated to the anniversary of the events of october, ninety-third hollywood is losing the russian audience to domestic cinema. now it brings more profit to downloaders than the american one, and the russian movie hits cheburashka and the challenge despite all the sanctions entered the world ranking of the highest grossing films of the year. soon on the big screens new premieres, including the return of alisa selezneva from the future. we have been waiting for this for almost 40 years. ivan kudryavtsev and in films that cannot be missed. after the sanctions, russian film distribution is recovering faster than american film distri