boris yeltsin, radical reformist, gorbachev's opponent, and of course, a pro american. the west supported him immediately. gorbachev's popularity rating had dropped dramatically, and people were looking for an alternative to him. during his acting career, reagan played roles in 92 movies. he had an extraordinary ability to play various roles, being the leading actor to the supporting actor with a chimpanzee. however, he always played in hollywood's b movies. but politics was where he wanted to be a superstar and even a unique director. by and action. reagan didn't like the foreign policy of the former presidents of the united states, so he appointed five of america's most prominent strategists to write a new screenplay for foreign policy. the most prominent of them was richard pipes, a us national security advisor and an experienced harvard university professor, a man who'd been researching for years to confront the... soviet union and had written many books about it. the mission was supposed to be completely confidential. pipe started his career on the third floor of t

of the ministry of internal affairs and prime... minister, the topic was raised several times boris yeltsinit, it was the summer of 1998, i was the minister of internal affairs in london, we met with the minister of internal affairs of great britain, and yeltsin called early at 6 in the morning, as i remember now, here's what urgently fly out, i 'm sending a plane for you, imash called back, i said: what happened, he says, when you arrive you'll find out, in general everything is connected with callus, then i met svaris nikolaevich, he says everything, i made a decision, and to him that... 1917 he designed temples was engaged in ancient russian architecture. elizaveta fedorna, the grand duchess, saving her own money, she was not a poor person, as you understand, decided to build, well, except for the marthamarinsky monastery here in moscow, here is this miracle. i turned to shchusev, who had already designed several dozen churches. this is a unique thing, it was made by shchusev's hands, a personal model, personally, he did it all himself, look how great, since 2007. vadimovich heads the im

in august of ninety- seventh, boris yeltsin signed a decree on the creation of the kultura tv channeloy was appointed its editor-in-chief. for the day before the broadcast began, yeltsin invited shvetkov and svanidze to a meeting. i really want to hope that it will justify its name and its purpose. his education. nikolai svanidze, a graduate of moscow state university, who worked for some time at the institute of the usa and canada and taught at the historical and archival institute, influenced the range of his interests. in the creative, in his human hypostasis, rare inner dignity, decency and beauty of spirit, this is how we will remember him. dmitry kayster, maxim shchepilov, news. i wanted to open a deposit at 19%. it turns out that you can at 21. it turns out that there is a marketplace for money. fin services. financial marketplace from moscow exchange. again recognized as the best by independent experts. credit savings card is free forever, apply right now. who said that only cats can purr. your car can also purr with pleasure when it has teboil diamond motor oil inside. advanc

agenda, although when he was the head of the ministry of internal affairs and the prime minister, boris yeltsinmpeach him, and the communists were fiercely criticizing him along with zyuganov, he somehow endured this apparently , he said, well, you must ensure order of security, i say, well of course we will provide, but... "believe me, nothing good will come out of this story, i say, listen to me, i had a wonderful relationship with him then, so he listened to me, actually , no one has returned to this topic, thank god. shusev is not only mausalei, until 1917 he designed churches and was engaged in ancient russian architecture. ilzyat fedorina, the grand duchess, with her personal savings, she was not a poor person, as you understand." decided to build, well, except for the marthamarinsky monastery here in moscow, here is this miracle, turned to shchusiv, who had previously designed several dozen churches, this is a unique thing, it was made by shchusiv's hands, a personal make, personally, he did it all himself, look how great, since 2007 sergei vadimovich has headed the imperial orthodox pal

in august in 1997, boris yeltsin signed a decree on the creation of the kultura tv channel, and mikhailoy was appointed its editor-in-chief. the day before the broadcast began, yeltsin invited shvidkov and fvanidze to a meeting. i really hope that it will live up to its name and its purpose. his education, nikolai svanidze, a graduate of the history department of moscow state university, who worked for some time at the institute of the usa and canada and taught at the historical and archival institute, influenced the range of his interests, and so historical chronicles, a series of documentaries appeared tv programs, each episode was dedicated to one year of the 20th century. in the summer of the sixteenth year , lilya brik is traveling by train to tsarskoe selo, she recalls: a strange man is sitting at me far from me. looks at me, a bright, sociable person, he created his own style primarily in historical journalism, but nikolai karlovich remained no less bright in journalism, discussion shows, such as the historical process, with passionate debates about the past and today, so the mon

in august of ninety-seventh boris yeltsin signed a decree on the creation of the kultura tv channel.hail shvetkoy was appointed its editor-in-chief. the day before the start of broadcasting, yeltsin invited shvytkov and svanidze to a meeting. i really want to hope that... it will justify its name and its purpose, its education, nikolai svanidze, a graduate of the moscow state university faculty of economics, who worked for some time at the institute of the usa and canada and taught at the institute of history and archives, influenced the range of his interests, so historical chronicles appeared, a series of documentary television programs, each episode was dedicated to one year of the 20th century, in the summer of 16. he created his own style primarily in historical journalism, but nikolai karlovich remained no less bright in the journalism of discussion shows: so did the monarchy collapse because of the newspaper pravda or did the monarchy collapse because of belated political modernization? nikolay, when you say that they closed it, opened it, the newspaper really mimicked and cam

agenda, although when he was the head of the ministry of internal affairs, the prime minister, boris yeltsinveral times. it was the summer of 1998, i was the minister of internal affairs, i was in london, uh, we met with the minister of internal affairs of great britain, and yeltsin called early at 6 in the morning, as i remember now, you are flying urgently, i am sending a plane for you, and i called mashev back, i said, go ahead, what happened, he said, when you arrive, you will find out, in general, everything is connected with the manzole, then i met with boris nikolayevich, he said, that's it, i made a decision, and then they were preparing to impeach him, and the communists were fiercely criticizing him along with society, under glass is a model of the russian courtyard in baar in italy, where the relics of st. nicholas the wonderworker are kept. lenin too, although he was not revered by the church and fought against it very harshly, but for the majority of the working peasants then, he was a saint, let's be honest, how they understood this, perceived it, as a believer, he is sure that

ninety-fourth year, in order to stop this bacchanalia , a special decree of the then president boris yeltsinn the ban on mass healing sessions. their negative consequences were recorded so much that in medicine there was even an official term " kashpirovsky syndrome". it is especially dangerous for... people participating in these sessions with serious somatic problems, for example, oncology, that having believed in this imaginary cure, a person... there are many children's cards, the most profitable is one. free children's card alfabank, with it children receive up to 7. rubles cashback for purchases and money in games. not childishly profitable, alpha is profitable. it's discount season at the megamarket, millions of products at bargain prices. buy an aklin electric toothbrush for 4,199 rubles. megamarket. entrepreneurs need a new hero who will change the idea of ​​servicing small businesses. for the first time in the country. a personal manager from vtb for businesses of any scale: open a business account at vtb.ru and get real support to solve your problems. vtb helps with action. magnet

about the referendum, there was once such a president of the russian federation, whose name was boris yeltsin, and the world admired him, because he was a democrat, and so on, but if we look at the press of that time , the great democrat yeltsin at the beginning of 1992 already openly threatened the state of ukraine that if it does not get rid of its nuclear status, he will make a preemptive nuclear attack on ukraine, and this is the year 1992, well, that is, a great democrat yeltsin threatens to the neighboring already independent state that it will strike with nuclear weapons if it does not comply with its safeguards, and this is generally the entire history of russia, and the history of russia and its relations with ukraine, that is, until this failed state, which... exists in the north - on the eastern border with us, they will never come to terms with our independence, they will never come to terms with our independence, so if we jump a little ahead, you celebrated the 11th day of independence, and actually this 11th day of independence, it will either take place in our country, or in my

is why i led this program, i i remembered that these are chronicles of national politics, and boris yeltsins persuading me to conduct them, he said, you should come to this one. the new democratic channel, because you know the national question, and what channel was rtr, russian television, created by the verkhovna rada of democratic russia, my god, that’s the main one ruper, the main ruper, but he was an alternative to the soviet union television at the time, created just as a democratic television and all these stars are the future of russian television, evgeny kiselyov, tetyana mitkova, i’m sorry, dmytro kizelyov, they all started there in the vesti program, it was not uncensored by the party. television is such a community, but the point is not in this, the point is that when i think about it now, here we are talking with you, it was as if it was not the same as in another life, in some other country, well, that’s how it was in another country, well objectively it is so, because at a certain moment russian television ceased to be television, journalism, when someone is trying to tell me

remembered that these are chronicles of national politics, and i am convinced by it hosted by boris yeltsin, he said: "you should come to this new democratic channel, because you know the national issue, and what channel was rtr, russian television, created by the verkhovna rada of democratic russia, my god, that's the main operator, the main operator , but he was..." native to soviet union television at the time created just like democratic television and all these stars are the future of russian television yevhen kiselyov tetiana mitkova i apologize dmytro kiselyov they all started there in the vesti program it was not uncensored by the party television such a community, but the essence is not in this, the essence is that when i talk about i remember this now, here we are talking, it was as if it was not the same as in another life, in some other country, well, that's how it was in another country. objectively it is so, because at a certain moment russian television stopped to be television, journalism, when someone is trying to tell me now, well, it is also journalism, no, these are civi

between russia and the west, improved and 1997 leaders of nato countries and russian president boris yeltsin, signed a cooperation agreement called the nato, russia of founding act. german diplomatic, both gong issue was after negotiations give it to you. in the 1st half of the 1990s, the relationship was by no means confrontational or hostile or russian needed cooperation with the west of a rush. it was later admitted to the g 7 or so suddenly we were the g 8 of going on, but see by the us the nato, russia founding act, literally states, nato and russia. do not consider each other as adversaries there for me, and we would still be even in the spot who is like apps on ok. but see it. if don't see it, i see it choose to be too bad or you know, or your view of it all. in the founding that the west made concessions to rush out just because of didn't give you, couldn't we agreed that no nuclear weapons would be deployed on the territory of future eastern natal member states, go to a period and build and vote so i wouldn't even know if the sort, but despite the accept you, we also accepted that t

in the fourth year, in order to stop this bacchanalia, a special decree of the then president boris yeltsinaling sessions. their negative consequences were recorded so much that an official term even appeared in medicine. it is especially dangerous for people participating in these sessions with serious somatic problems, for example, oncology, that by believing in this imaginary cure, a person misses the time that he needs to actually receive a radiation trope, which koshparovsky it happened that he decided to give up his whole business, his whole american life and return to his homeland, i think that...

arose, when, you know, i don’t remember exactly who gave the order, now it is believed that boris nikolayevich yeltsinu know, accordingly moved into kosovo, you know, accordingly, our forces, which were part of the composition of the sfor, the bosnian forces, yes. why did they immediately again have the specter of russia, no matter how much we beat it, no matter how much we corrupted it, no matter what we did to it, no matter how much we bribed its leaders, exactly the same thing is happening that has been happening for several hundred years, it is getting up again, they, this is the situation that has arisen for them, in the fourteenth and fifteenth year they wrote very actively about this, that the russian question, in the sense that the german question was resolved, needs to be resolved, so that on this place, on our land. never arose something, then the classic doctrine of wolfowitz: what can make us a civilizational, ideological, military, economic, any other competition, even, so to speak, potentially, in the military , as it were, part, probably, the definition of strategic defeat is different,

haris in the methods of agitation of the boris yeltsin era. was such a slogan: vote or lose. then under this slogan, under the banners of yeltsin's election campaign, almost everyone came out. representatives of show business. and under the same name, a whole series of concerts took place, where our endless pop stars called for voting for boris. he eventually won. in the headquarters. haris, almost a carbon copy, called for voting against donald by actress jennifer lopez and actress meryl streep. celebrities publicly announced their position during the show host of the opera winfrey, the main guest of which was a representative of the us democratic party. moreover, the star of the film the devil wears prada strip, as if by accident, called her favorite already president. ben stiller, julia roberts, george clooney, and the popular singer billie eilish spoke for harris. trump is still losing in terms of celebrity support. at the moment, donald has only been supported by michael jackson's sister, janet jackson. and that's because she was offended

and the testimony on is that even president yeltsin, boris yeltsin said, you know, or gorbachev's saids was gorbachev came to our 50th, 40th, 40th anniversary of radio liberty in moscow and said, you know, without without radio liberty, there would have never been any change in the soviet union. so we have testimonials. now, granted, that's post facto after the events, very hard to measure during the dissident movement, which was very important in the soviet, which helped bring about the end of communist rule. i'm thinking in particular, figures like alexander social neets and andrei sakharov and others who are jewish refuseniks who were not allowed to to emigrate from the soviet union, they would have been known. they would have been the best marginal, if simply unknown, without without what they call foreign voices. and by foreign voices, they mean people away. bbc, rfe, rl, radio france, i mean, is more than than just just voa, but they were an important part of the dramatic that took place politically and during the cold war in terms of today's broadcasts, yes, there's always press

just don't laugh, the origin of our two leaders, starting... from 1991, frankly speaking, boris nikolayevich yeltsinrom the nomenklatura, and not from the hippies, well, yes, like they had at that time clinton, the clintons, the obamas, the bidens, they all came from the sexual revolution, and for us, and vladimir vladimirovich from another very serious organization, and that was also, because i assure you, boris nikolayevich yeltsin, whatever, but he didn't like it. by the way, yes, this is an important point, friends, unfortunately there is little time, to put it briefly, this is a system of prohibitions, well, roughly speaking, and a system of overcoming these prohibitions, but this is not the absence of prohibitions, when we see the absence of prohibitions, please, here is the most terrible thing in this extravaganza of the paris olympics, not that it is satanism, the most terrible thing is that it is ugly, it is disgusting. the very nineties, he was there, i will not say the name of this magazine, but he was the editor-in-chief of probably the most flamboyant , scandalous and famous magazine in

shot was fired from, but not from the white house, officer sergeyev was mortally wounded, boris nikolayevich yeltsinite the gratitude expressed by the fighters for refusing to carry out the order in order to save the lives of civilians, was even going to disband the group, but still... did not disband, even achieved its redeployment to the kremlin. further from history, 2002, the release of hostages at dubrovka, a very difficult situation, for the first time in many years, the bandits who captured dubrovka did not put forward any demands at all, a huge number of people captured by alpha. terrorists were captured, some were killed, as part of a group of terrorists, there were 40 people, half of them were female suicide bombers, with suicide belts , they were sitting in the hall between the captured hostages, on october 25, vladimir vladimirovich putin held a meeting with the heads of the ministry of internal affairs and the fsb, following which a decision would be made to storm the building with alpha forces, the operation to free the hostages was planned with the first hours after the capture, the s

arose, when, that is, i don’t remember who exactly gave the order, now it is believed that boris nikolayevich yeltsinoved into kosovo, that is, accordingly, our forces, which were part of the sfor, the bosnian forces, yes, why do they have here again loomed the specter of russia, no matter how much we beat it, no matter how much we, so to speak, corrupted it, no matter what we did to it, no matter how much we bribed its leaders, exactly the same thing is happening that has been happening for several hundred years, it is rising again, and... and the politicians, they talked about how, with the help of war, with the help of sanctions, with the help of anything, to make it so that russia never rises again. it doesn't matter, you lost territory, you didn't lose territory, they are educated people, they know that we breathing territory constantly, but the fact that there would never have been anything in this place that could compete with them. they can laugh as much as they want in their hollywood movies about the fact that our submarines swam there almost from, so to speak, a mechanical drive, but in fa

crime increased. good you. the parliament decided to stop implementing yeltsin's policies, but the west continue to support it. borison is uh uh the best hope for democracy uh in russia. yelsin couldn't tolerate the parliament. he agreed to almost all american demands, but there was no news about the economic recovery for the soviet union. by 1998, 80% of russia's farmers went bankrupt. and 700 state-owned factories shut down. in the countries separated from the soviet union, the situation was even worse. the streets of europe were teaming with girls who had gone there to sell their bodies. a phenomenon which came to be known as the natasha trade. in russia, in the next eight years, the number of people living in poverty rose to 72 million. decision which within a few years decreased unemployment rate in russia to a third, doubled the economic growth and reduced. which was going to be a three- diigit one into a single digit one. during the same period, the united states owed about $15 trillion dollars to the world. although history can never return life to the young russian girls who selved their bodies to pay for f

after this loud speech, yeltsin decided to meet with the commander of the black sea fleet. and we really met with boriselson on january 29 in novorossiysk. i came there with ships, a whole detachment, and we laid out our opinions, views, that is, well, i talked to him for 6 hours, the attitude was the kindest, the promises were the most rosy, and we , well, that's how our spirits were revived, that's the truth, boris nikolayevich has been doing nothing for two months, ukrainian nationalists have been using this lull to the fullest. members of the officers' assembly of the black sea fleet regularly receive letters from various nationalist organizations of ukraine with insults and threats addressed to them. the most typical quote. gentlemen muscovites, get out of crimea and know, snake-bearers, that we, ukrainians, will fight to the last drop of our enemies' blood. but soon kosaton, i think, will have to leave the black sea fleet, because the black sea fleet will be ukrainian. sent. especially when these nationalists began to arrive, climb onto the masts of small passenger boats, tear off the soviet flag