brezhnev liked cars. and so brezhnev relished this.and so he told nixon, get into the passenger seat. brezhnev got behind the wheel, i'm sure the surface was having a great time with this. and dixon was used to driving these narrow, curvy roads in camp david in a golf cart. so nixon is over here in the passenger side, brezhnev is behind the wheel, they go down these curves, down the hill, around the curve. brezhnev it's 50 miles an hour in the lincoln continental. and you can see richard nixon, as the story goes, sitting over there in very examining, oh, slow down, slow down, slow down! [laughter] and brezhnev slams on the brakes, around the curve, the come to a white-knuckle stop with richard nixon, and he says, very fine automobile. [inaudible] really well. so he liked that. and so i think the custom of, or the short lived tradition off american presidents giving automobiles ended with that at camp david. but that's a wonderful story of president brezhnev and the lincoln continental. >> josh, tell us about your first visit there. pre

the suitcase was developed in the mid- seventies for brezhnev in the leningrad design bureau .n the initiative of the chief designer of the soviet combat control system of the strategic missile forces taras nikolayevich sokolov. the united states has already deployed new medium-range missiles in europe and the flight time to the strategic objects of the soviet union was reduced to 7 minutes, it was necessary to make a decision quickly on response measures for a quick decision by the country's leadership, a device was needed that should be with him constantly two suitcases were made. one, even bright red, so that it could be seen from afar, was a red suitcase made of red leather. well, first of all, for aesthetics and for perception. a. what is his fate? where did he go? well, i think somewhere too is in a museum or kept under the services. suitcases for brezhnev were handed over to the general staff, having personally demonstrated the work to marshal agarkov and colonel-general akhromeev, but there were doubts how seriously ill the general secretary would be able to deal with a

suitcases for brezhnev were handed over to the general staff, having personally demonstrated the workov and colonel general okhrameev, but there were doubts how seriously ill the general secretary would be able to deal with all these access keys and various punched cards, which is why the idea arose with two buttons. two buttons, one red and the other yellow, so that it does not get confused. well, at least this, to make it more or less clear, as for the development of the suitcase, here, of course, two firms competed. and i think that in the end, as far as i know, the moscow firm won. at the moscow institute of automatic equipment named after semenikhin, a slightly different control system for the kazbek sports subscriber terminal cheget was developed for brezhnev, but it is not known for certain whether leonid ilyich saw him, the first acquaintance of the secretary general with the suitcase fell through for technical reasons? i talked with one of the designers, yes, with one designer. he told me this funny incident when the first time a suitcase was brought for brezhnev, the kremlin

at the moscow institute of automatic equipment named after semenikhin , brezhnev developed a slightly control system for the kazbek chegid spartative subscriber terminal, but it is not known for certain. did leonidovich see him? the first acquaintance of the secretary general with the suitcase fell off for technical reasons, i talked with one of the designers, yes, with one designer. he told me this funny incident, when for the first time a suitcase was brought for brezhnev, the kremlin and since they were busy, they told the receptionist. wait for happiness, statesman. big business. but we said, in order not to waste time, we decided to check how it works from the kremlin, where there is very powerful protection. we tried it on the windowsill. but nothing happens, the signal is muffled. we are in a panic. well we think everything sailed now should throw everything out, but thank god that the neighbor’s assistant came out and said. sorry today. the system cannot accept you, the necessary changes were made and it was the chegem terminal that was put on combat duty, which is being excha

the suitcase was developed in the middle in the 1970s, for brezhnev in the leningrad design bureau ,e was initiated by the chief designer of the soviet combat control system of the strategic missile forces, taras nikolaevich sokolov, the united states had already deployed new medium-range missiles in europe and the flight time to the strategic facilities of the soviet union was reduced to 7 minutes, it was necessary to quickly decide on response measures for quick decision-making by the leadership of the country, a device was needed that should always be with him , two suitcases were made. one even bright red, so that it could be seen from afar, there was a red suitcase made of red leather. well, first of all, for aesthetics and for perception. a. what is his fate? where did he go? well, i think somewhere, too, is in a museum or kept in line with the services. suitcases for brezhnev were handed over to the general staff, having personally demonstrated the work to marshal agarkov and colonel-general akhromeev, but there were doubts how seriously ill the secretary general would be able

work, addressed personally to the general secretary of the central committee of the cpsu, leonid brezhnev all the fundamental ideas of the future perestroika were actually formulated. we can say that sakharov became its ideological forerunner professionally thought-out measures were proposed to defuse international tension. within the country. glasnost, democratization, the rule of law, the acceleration of scientific and technological progress it is curious that sakharov praised kosygin's economic reforms and called for their decisive deepening, not at all going to attack the authorities. sakharov completely remained in the paradigm of improved socialism. academician, was called up as the cpsu where log and cooperation. listen to him then brezhnev in the ussr could begin an evolutionary restructuring. 15 years earlier gorbachevskaya, but the academician did not hear his neighbors. but the almighty kgb heard him and assessed in their own way not as an opportunity, but as a threat. throughout the decade of the 1970s, andrei sakharov devoted active blood-protective activities, continued to p

juna worked with brezhnev. well, the first to talk about the fact that they are included in the circle of the powerful. well you can enlist the support of influential people, that is, it gives the impression that it did not heal, where you can cure it. uh, an elderly person is already one of the elders, in short, damn it, they had one. to whom to treat him, as far as i know and heard, the highest political circles of the soviet union had a desire to communicate and learn some forecasts about their future political career. maybe it was she who raised her rating in the eyes of the viewer, tata brought her baibakov brought her from georgia here. i don't know if she has any relationship. maybe she flew out and carried out some actions with her wife, because he, she, his wife , was quite sick like that. so i don’t know, in general, she is in confidence in him. and so he began to advise everyone, those brezhnev people were treated by the best doctors of the soviet union. i just know this, so, uh, it’s like, well, it’

the suitcase was developed in the mid-seventies for brezhnev in the leningrad design bureau, an impulse at the initiative of the chief designer of the soviet combat control system of the strategic missile forces, taras nikolaevich sokolov, the united states has already deployed new medium -range missiles in europe and the flight time to the strategic objects of the soviet union was reduced to 7 minutes , it was necessary to quickly make a decision on response measures for a quick decision the leadership of the country needed a device that should always be with him, two suitcases were made. one is even bright red to it was visible from afar was a red suitcase made of red leather. well, first of all, for aesthetics and for perception. a. what is his fate? where does he go? well, i think somewhere, too, is in a museum or stored under the services of suitcases. for brezhny, they were transferred to the general staff, demonstrating the work of marshal garkov personally and the colonel general of his protection. well, there were doubts about how seriously ill the general secretary would be ab

for brezhnev, they were transferred to the general staff , having personally demonstrated the work ofolonel-general okhrameev, but there were doubts how seriously ill the general secretary would be able to deal with all these access keys and various punched cards, which is why the idea arose with two buttons. make two buttons for lenin ilyich, one red and the other yellow, so that he does not get confused. well, at least this, so that it is more or less clear with regard to development suitcase, then, of course, two firms competed here. and i think that in the end, as far as i know, the moscow firm won. at the moscow institute , automatic equipment named after semenikhin developed for brezhnev a slightly different control system for the kazbek portable subscriber terminal cheget, but it is not known for certain whether they saw him for the first time, the secretary general's acquaintance with the suitcase fell through for technical reasons with one of the designers, yes, with one designer. he told me this funny incident when the first time they brought a suitcase for brezhnev, the kre

at the moscow institute of automatic equipment named after semenikhin developed for brezhnev a slightlythe supportive subscriber terminal of the chechets, but it is not known for certain . did you see, damn it, the first acquaintance of the secretary general with the suitcase fell through for technical reasons. i talked with one of the designers, yes, with one of the designers. he told me this funny incident, when for the first time they brought the kremlin's suitcase for brezhnev, and since neldovich was busy, they told the receptionist. wait an hour statesman, big business, but we say, so as not to waste time, and we decided to check how it works from the kremlin, where there is a very powerful defense, we thumped it on the windowsill , but nothing works, the signal is muffled. we are in a panic. well, we think that everything sailed now should throw everything out, but thank god that the neighbor’s assistant came out and said. sorry. today leonidovich cannot accept you into the system, the necessary changes were made and it was the chegem terminal that was put on combat duty, which i

he told me this funny incident, when for the first time a suitcase was brought for brezhnev, the kremlindylich was busy, they told the receptionist. here wait an hour hmm statesman, big business, but we said, in order not to waste time, we decided to check how it works out kremlin where very powerful protection. we tried it on the window sill, but nothing happens, the signal is muffled. we are in a panic. well, we think that everything sailed now should throw everything out, but thank god that it turned out, the neighbor’s assistant said. sorry. today leonidovich cannot accept you, the system made the necessary changes and was put on combat duty. on the chegem terminal, which is being exchanged to this day, its first user was chernenko from gorbachev, yeltsin got the chaga. now this suitcase is on display yekaterinburg museum of the first president of russia, we see e buttons with commands and buttons with digital codes - two buttons. looks like they don't have numbers. they are closed, that's what exactly the way they acted there, it's understandable and some specific elements consist.

intelligence, when brezhnev came to paris, they entered the pipes leading to the they took the sewageok it to america for tests, and in america and in america they studied health, i follow her, i always clean with a bag, but here a whole person goes after putin. i think that the colonel is no less, but they probably pay well. what is his mission? yes, yes yes yes yes that's why he looks bad but very often in the history of the world there are a lot of such cases when such rumors are specially spread to check first the closest and then not the closest environment well who will believe this and what will they start talking to each other oh he is sick with cancer, he will die tomorrow and everywhere you say microphones and people are sitting there and one minister of the other well finally he is fine ah ah you think yes yes it seems to me that most of the civilized world wants putin dead because i even have such a suspicion, why very often, well, this is such a positive suspicion for ukrainians , why very often we, as it were, blame the west for the fact that it does not respond very bri

brezhnev was simply out of his mind at that time and tried to threaten nixon with a nuclear war. our nixar called him back and said that i just bought a bottle of whiskey and in front of me this button can now be pressed . er, haircuts means that american presidents had a haircut then. and on the other hand, of course, it was easier then, because, well, after all, brezhnev was a more adequate person, if only because there was also some interesting bureau, which also, well, he i did not make my decision alone, as is happening in the kremlin now, because they are really there, they are just all uh in them, well, in a word, i went absolutely , well, we have such a story. russian occupation forces well, yesterday we actually spoke with journalists from belarus who say that this is all a distraction, although in the opinion of some military personnel, the risk of a military threat from belarus should not be underestimated you must always be on the alert, serhii bratchuk, the spokesman for the cooperative headquarters of the odesa regional military administration, is already in touch w

it is necessary to compose a letter to comrade brezhnev and you will give me to this most dear comradethe grateful care of the party. no, no, so the newspaper states are not suitable here, an inappropriate little man. you need to understand. but since they are not close, i will write you a business trip for 2 days. the task is responsible, i beg you, please refrain. you understand what i don't understand, henry frantsevich. all right, you understand perfectly. who's there who's the thunder, huh? i'm going to send a moment, but i only have 40 kopecks and there is no work about this, but work what do you mean, money is not needed, by the way, andryukha, i owe you 6 rubles. yes, three more, for good measure, the trip editor suggests where? well, no hell to you where? generally one. well done. i decided to slow down, otherwise you already know, it’s a blockage in general, but i still have a family. my eldest children know how quick-witted and energetic. interestingly, the restaurant is open at night. you have where. just called. well, all right, what if there chemicals tell. well, to be ho

carried out the order that were condemned, but the decision of a narrow group of members of the brezhnevolivers vote for the resolution was more than convincing for 1.678 against 18 abstained by 19 deputies in another principled resolution. the congress of people's deputies of the ussr gave a political and legal assessment of the soviet-german non-aggression pact concluded in august 1939. he also known as the fact of molotov-rebentrop, the main content of this agreement, as rightly differed, did not differ from the norms of international law and the contractual practice of states adopted at that time along with the agreement, however, secret protocols were signed, and in the section of spheres of control in europe these additions were hidden stalin, both from the party and from the supreme council, upon ratification, the congress condemned precisely the secret agreements of 1939 between the ussr and germany , which essentially meant the territorial redistribution of europe and declared them invalid from the moment of signing, the resolution was not adopted without a struggle, but the vot

then unemployment such a construction will give many jobs the decision had to be made by leonid brezhnevly, and the word kostomuksha for the first time you hear it was not always pleasant to sound so that brezhnev not but scandalized . i was not such a difficult word for him before he received a sheet of large paper and wrote the word kostomuksha no longer in letters. but before all the same, an experienced politician was he had a conversation. so he didn't have to say that. to pronounce baptism was taken in favor of kostomuksha let's look at a close-up, they laid the capsule at the peak of construction, almost 4,000 finns worked on the site and this project was to some extent the result of the sanctions of those years sanctions were then introduced by america on the supply of large diameter pipes of the soviet union italy stopped germany stopped. and when big oil was already flowing in tyumen, it was necessary to build gas pipelines, oil pipelines of friendship. these are all sorts of others, but there was no pipe. and then we decided to expand the base and metformit in order to more me

it sounds so that brezhnev does not quarrel.ficult word for him in front of him they received a sheet of large paper and wrote the word kostomuksha is no longer in letters. but before all the same, an experienced politician was he had a conversation. so he did not have to say this word the decision was made in favor of kostomuksha here is a close-up of them laying at the peak of construction almost 4,000 finns worked on the site and this project is to some extent the result of the sanctions of those years sanctions were then imposed by america on the supply of large diameter pipes . uh, the soviet union, italy stopped germany stopped. and then there was already a lot of oil in tyumen, it was necessary build gas pipelines and oil pipelines. friendship, all these other things, but there was no pipe. and then they decided to expand the base of metallurgy so that more metal sagittarius would pay off the loans of the ussr in 7 years and the construction would quickly justify itself, and the spools would be supplied to finland until t

, and he spoke like brezhnev yes, and in the end, it means that he invited me to his office and saidt course, especially in september. yes, i did not unlearn. there, after all, for two months, probably, musical tastes. how did you evolve with who did you start making your own guitars? i got carried away already. e, when i was in the seventh grade, but i liked it right away, sochi something, and since i didn’t know the chords, but i tried to scribble something, it didn’t work out. uh, i asked my friend a neighbor, which means, how is there something to play on. he was also the only boy who knew at least some chords. he also said that it was necessary to take chords. i began to take these chords and, of course, i blew bubbles on my fingers, a terrible thing, it hurt so much, but i won and i am the most important thing, uh, immediately composed a song dedicated to a girl classmate of his. so i dedicated the song to her eyes, how i love your eyes. your children's curious look. after all, i have you alone and so on. there's still a strong thing like this with a guitar the whole hall. well

always say it is absolutely not about putin and what is similar to the current russia stalin lenin brezhnev's not go there, that is, in essence, russian aggression and the russian coordinate system it remains the same there for at least the last 100 years, if not 370 or 400, and therefore world leaders today need to understand that laying aid to ukraine, laying, in principle, a modern coordinate system in europe in the world against russia they guarantee security many, many tens of years in advance, because evil is not punished, if evil is not punished today, as they say, reconcile with him, look into his eyes, and try to reconcile today, this is not an evil punished, as they did with hitler there in 37-38, 39 this year, it will not be punished, it is a shame that it will grow and grow again later, we hope that everyone understands and will act accordingly in europe, but as petlyura said, russian lice are not as scary as our ukrainian nits, but we literally have them for a few minutes from you to we already talked about the reaction today about this people's deputy of ukraine who openly sup

there i was already met by police cars more than brezhnev was met at the airport.th was left. i took my fingerprints they cooled off towards me, because i am a normal person anywhere. i have never done anything bad to anyone. all the first night i spent the night in a shelter, where all the drunken cowboys of that one are all there. well, then a week later i was already training the children, please, live and work. waiting for citizenship. and he moved to atava, in parallel, quietly. already moved to medicine, one went to language school. there were almost no russian-speakers at that time there in the monfort hospital. i worked. that's how i got into that job, she was m-m. uh more like a dispatcher. that's when in the waiting room. here you go there you go there you there that called on that called that one, just primary. sam look. i just had an initial assessment of an injury there, or depending on the severity of the admission there, or for his little jacket or in intensive care, or that's where i returned instead, where i took my first breath in belarus in order

pope condemned the communist regime at the time from the un podium, although he played a role. did brezhnev the poles, hungarians, lithuanians, and ukrainians and heard him and uh, i think that what i understand about the tricksters of vatican politics, about their traditions, about many other things, but in this case, the evil is so obvious, the evil is proud of the fact that it there is evil that the pope cannot but condemn him and not indicate where it comes from, but regarding the evil in the person of kirill e. why is europe delaying sanctions against him and can they be effective, let's say that so far ukraine has not imposed sanctions on him, the verkhovna rada voted uh, for this package to go to the national security and defense council, but uh, sanctions have not yet been imposed on kirill, you see, not all of uh, in europe, although a lot of people already understand what will be required - kirill is not a religious figure, patriarch kirill is a leader one let's say so with the minister is not from the most powerful, so he is part of this military military of this soviet machine a

choose the president of belarus after all well, it's like in the soviet union everyone watched what brezhnevid from the rostrum of the kremlin palace of congresses and everyone understood what was happening and discussed what was happening in the real country stan and i i think that in fact there is no chance for this belarusian reality under lukashenko to move forward and again, as putin said, it is a vassal country. and lukashenko, when he talks about negotiations, he really likes the idea that we begin to surrender to russia and become the same a vassal country would be a blessing for him, well , it's easier when you're not the only slave walking there, but some group of slaves, then somehow it seems that it's already like some other state eh, you look around there and don't think that you're alone there, only eh on a leash and we don't want to be on a leash and so let him calm down and no one will give up well, as for the external management, this is a song, it entertains me, in fact, well, if you sing higher, it will go to someone else and i don't sing and millions of ukrainians don't s

he still proceeded and look, he was 20 years old then seventy, and 20 years old then was brezhnev pasternak mikhalkov , i'm here for pasternak no, well, i stayed to call a friend. we do not have. let's be intuitive. so, look, what could happen so that anna andreevna would say what they are doing biography of one of the poets? this is what should have happened to him. well biographies. actually. i think he's most likely, he uh was exiled. that's something repressive. yes, he was expelled from the soviet union for the same nobel prize, which was never available from such events. pasternak, i would not have to take on the sides. here. it seems to me, no, after all, i have a feeling that this is her brodsky for myself, because he is just, uh! there were problems, there he had and he was expelled. he left the soviet union. well, we have no shows, i don’t know, i have a connection. as soon as you say, it means that yes, wait, but sergei mikhalkov generally makes you feel that brodsky is all the same, what? uh, we have u use aleksandrovich link got for parasitism in the sixty-fourth surprisingly,

the president of belarus . after all, well, it’s like in the soviet union, everyone watched what brezhnevhe jumpers and the kremlin pala were narrowed down. and everyone understood what was happening and discussed what was happening in the country, the real situation, and i think that in reality there is no there is no chance for this belarusian reality under lukashenka to go forward and again, as putin said, it is a vassal country. and when lukashenko says negotiations, he really likes the idea that we start surrendering to russia and become the same vassal country, he would be happy for that well, it’s easier when you’re not the only one walking there, but some group of slaves, then somehow it seems like it’s already like some other state, uh, you look around there and don’t think that you’re alone there , only uh, on a leash, and we can’t be on a leash we want and so he let him calm down and no one will appear well, as for the external administration, this is a song, it amuses me , in fact, well, if you sing above, it will go to someone else . it's not just a territory of land for the

this is the period of brezhnev government. ideologically very strict and, well, with me, of course, who needs a musician? i was completely unknown outside of leningrad because i was still studying in the conservatory. so i don't think i represented any value to the establishment. however, my father was an important scientist who worked for many years in the sciences that were classified. and the danger was always that it often happened that if one member of the family would be dealing with classified information, the others wouldn't be allowed to leave. there was that danger and that's why when i asked for permission to leave my parents decided to wait until i would be given an answer before applying for the exit visa themselves. so i was lucky, 30 days later, i received the permission. one thing that amazes me about you is the degree to which you, over the years working in these different countries and working with different orchestras, from the united states to france to germany to the czech republic, you say that you have a

and we know how difficult it is for you now, but of course, the late brezhnev and the team of gerontophilesat their real age in comparison with biden, none of them are even close. that is just a simple state. yes, yes, on the eve of the midterm elections, he went rogue. he says it's genocide that in ukraine it is necessary now to sort everything out with russia, and most importantly, that no one should take into account the demands of russia, no one in the united states is hiding that europe is trying to drag in a war with russia, and assistant secretary of state karen dauntry convinces the germans that ukraine is like the eleventh for them september for the usa that is, after all, excuse me, but what well, by what they forced nord stream 2 to block, how which of the germans was and where are the twin towers, and here, that is, we recall, yes, that, firstly, a blow was inflicted on twin towers, allegedly in retaliation for all these crimes that were committed by the americans will come. well, as it was declared, they were inflicted by a country friendly to them, almost all the pilots were s

madness will not come out , obviously, from the leaders of this headquarters, as it was during brezhnev'snot be completely undermined economy, but the soviet union was destroyed , including as a result of the liberal and liberal reforms that were carried out during the 85th dash of 1991, because if they had not existed, i do not know what the collapse of the soviet union would have been, whether it would have been in the 91st year and through would it be so bloodless, what would it take place in the year 91 i i i i do not believe that this situation is now a closed country to close society when the liberals of the environment left the russian federation when there is no open opposition parliamentary non-parliamentary and i follow how many individual meetings are there? i mean, there are different chats and so on, those telegram channels, uh, opposition individual rallies, this is this, this is space , if someone went out into the street with the inscription measure, i measured it and all of them were immediately in a folder eh, a big eh- he's a great hero yes, but that's it, but that's on

lowest, and this led the population to a lichen existence in the whole country, and the era ended brezhnevnko began the era of gorbachev but if there was no gorbachev and these chernenkos would have continued andropovy other yes, then another 20 years, well 10 years yes, or the former soviet union is different from each other, in fact , now they would continue to live in the same regime destroy the tsar in the kremlin, and here the key question is what will be the possible transition period after putin, because there are so many different cadets. i don’t know how to check it. it’s very difficult. well, in any case, putin is dying there. putin is very sick. there we are of course, we hope so. well, it is necessary to understand simply how his flight bureau will work. yes, we understand that part of putin's flight bureau was very well tied to the west, that is, they led a parallel life, one life, i don't know, in moscow, a second life in monaco or in france and so on, now everything is changing and there is such a feeling well, i personally have, for example, that the same medvedev has becom

the worst, and this, uh, led the population to a lichen existence throughout the country, and the brezhnevchev era began. andropovye prochei, yes, that’s another 20 years, well, 10 years. yes, or the former soviet union is different from the other, in fact, now they would continue to live in the same regime, destroyed by the tsar in the kremlin, and here the key question is what will be the possible transition period after putin, because well, there are a lot of different things. i don’t know how to check it. it’s very difficult. well, in any case, putin is dying. putin is very sick. of course, we hope for that. the flight bureau was very well connected to the west , that is, they led a parallel life, one life , i don't know, in moscow, a second life in monaco or in france , and so on, now everything is changing and there is such a feeling well, i personally have, for example, that the same medvedev is revived so constantly throwing in these or other things, hoping that it is possible in the next year or how long putin has left in office, they will start nominating one or another successor

demolished the moscow hotel, which was an architectural monument, in order to build it better than brezhnev's. because they didn't like what was there there are no elite apartments and an underground garage . and this is a monument of architecture from the beginning of the 20th century. i am not talking about the arena, but everyone knew that it was not you, but it burned down during some accident. for two things, the first is that they will rebuild it better there, the second is because they blame it on the ukrainian army, you see all the russian or english sources say that it was done by a ukrainian nationalist ukrainian nationalists are destroying russian churches well, what can i say and i think there will be e- is of propagandists who will confirm this in russia. so this is an absolutely logical thing, and the historical monuments themselves do not become any information for russians. you are talking about a country where there were stables in the churches. but this is absolutely , absolutely correct, deputy director of the center of the army of conversion and disarmament on internationa

lowest and this led the population to a lyshchensky existence in the whole country and the era of brezhnevd chernenko ended the era of gorbachev began but if there was no gorbochev and these black andropods would continue or the former soviet union is different from having a friend's seal, in fact now they would continue to live in the same regime, destroyed by the tsar in the kremlin, and here the key question is what will be the possible transition period after putin, because there are a lot of different things, i don't know, it's very difficult to check it. but in any case there putin is dying putin is very ill there we certainly hope for that well but one should simply understand how his flight bureau will work so we understand that part of putin 's political bureau was very well tied to the west that is, they led parallel lives, one life , i don’t know, in moscow, a second life in monaco or in france , and so on. now everything is changing, and i have this feeling . what is possible, in the next year or as long as putin has left in office, they will start to nominate one or another su

the war that putin, you are wrong when you think that hitler imagines himself with himself stalin brezhnevow how he imagines himself as peter peter the first and don't surround him with a fence - he said, "make sure it doesn't happen that in poltava not for a day, uh, there will be some kind of anniversary of the battle of poltava this year, and he says so that this military parade was not held in poltava, well, we see that they definitely did not reach poltava. well, but they want to unite the occupied territories of a separate federal district, we already mentioned this today . these are the plans of the occupiers . but the russian propaganda resource writes that the so-called supreme court of the dpr made the first decision regarding foreign fighters who defended ukraine in the so-called dpr, they are called mercenaries, these are two citizens of great britain and one of morocco. in fact, they were sentenced to the death penalty. well, we will see. we talked about it with vadim denisenko about the risks of such decisions in russia. which actually can , in this way, create yet another re

brezhnev died after him . andropov chernenko and the soviet union died there.he union withdrew its troops from afghanistan. if putin dies and we also talk about it and i always talk about it, where putinization will begin and russia will consider returning to a different level of civilization, starting negotiations with the civilized world, wanting to apologize to ukraine, etc. a more radical figure than putin will win for power if, say, davla and what if it turns out that this war will lead to the decline of the chekists and the military will come to power, which will no longer be these special operations, let's say so they will act, just say ukraine or part of russia, we are declaring war on ukraine under the ukrainian government because it is part of our territories and we will actually fight it without any conditions. well, i am not saying that russia is not fighting now. but i mean that there will be such military actions over the entire territory with uh, possibly with the use of tactical nuclear weapons, which will be immediately announced because this i

who has everything as friends, and now we'll arrange synchronized swimming in the style of leonid brezhnev5 years old bearded man, like the smallest child thank you i propose to take a breath in a few minutes i will tell you what you can profit from in cuba. look, you said 20. i said 10. let's meet somewhere in the middle and something to eat. let's meat rain from torn meat elena kondulainen got back on her feet after a stroke treats, which forced the screen star to make a will i don't remember my brother. worked. so straight to work somewhere walk. they say that it’s better to work with relatives, but away and not work, because relatives are not chosen. dad, now i’m already a star tomorrow at 21:25 on ntv steppe wolves from monday at 20:00 on ntv when it hurts somewhere here, it acts selectively on spasm and violation of the neobutin stool, when it hurts somewhere here it happens you trust the bank, but the rate is sometimes the rate is higher, but there is little trust, and there are finns, where the benefits are incredible and the reliability is guaranteed bonus plus five percent. we ar

is that every time it ends, someone there knows whether it ends there or whether stalin ends or brezhnevng happened, one ukraine gets out if you are from mishka me it seems closed to me, it is very important and when for the abolition of the regime, either khrushchev or gorbachev, you know the ukrainian topic starts at the top and you see that we are spending until the end of this soviet union, so you know it is a very difficult issue because here you don't have only one story to tell at the same time , i'm such an anecdote. i heard it very well. i once caught the first one in the course of studying until the age of 6. russia is divided into three periods . only were in khrushchev and brezhnei and gorbachev are very strongly connected with ukraine and the same thing that was seen in the russian empire, you know, there is little russian communication, what a power st. petersburg is , we see the same if the memories of some shakhtar there of russian orlov and he says that he is the one who complains at that time in the 70s that these dnipropetrovsk sausages are ukrainian pounds and if they

would group, we thought they were very unlikely that they would draw because the in the old soviet brezhnev, dr. and ara, when at the soviet, went into a neighboring country that, that there and pro soviet, that was that one way highway ever give out number sir, and ever, sir. and that never would draw. and so we help that most. the determined is the most to slam as fighters because we thought that they would become the problems of the soviet union as they would try to domesticate the situation and afghanistan . but at we succeeded beyond that expectation. and to some extent, are what we see the day in afghanistan still is playing out the some of the things that were happening and, and i knew you were, were of the world's leading experts on the soviet invasion and fall and afghanistan . right. and i remember listening to you was a young guy, it ran all these issues and, and i guess my question is, how did the united states fall into this seem track or you became the envoy in dealing with so many these rows. but were you not during this time also saying we're, we're, we're, we're, there we a

valuable in this business general secretary of the central committee of the cpsu comrade brezhnev as a whole flowed in ufa in 1974. ordinary peaceful life people happily looked to the future with optimism, no one suspected a real evil appeared in the city. olga on that day, olga nikishova was returning home late, the path lay terribly alone in the darkness of the mimo-sergievsky cemetery. what to do if no one sees you off, there were no roads, there was no dirt around, here is this dark robert sadykov in the seventies, the inspector of the criminal investigation department of the kirovsky district department of internal affairs of ufimsky city ​​executive committee. the woman was in a hurry and did not hear behind her quick, confident steps. she didn't feel anything. it just suddenly became dark, soon olga woke up, saw someone’s face above her, covered with a scarf, rushed, didn’t know people were very close by, they see her, but are not going to save her. a stranger in a scarf fell on her, tried to shut her mouth, and suddenly she noticed a passer-by not far away. the man froze and

doctrine brezhnev's doctrine what well, brezhnev's dolphins called the understanding of the limiteden. okay, it was used, so to speak, during the prague spring in czechoslovakia . yes, that means, well, in fact, no one doubts that, by the way, the poles in the eightieth year they explained that if they find order, the summit will put things in order. we have them, when i say zelsky owned, probably the position and so on. actually, what it was based on is ours. yes, we got it. as a result of the second world war, then, do you like it or not? he will do as we tell you, then, uh, because this is our e, what to be surprised, they behave exactly the same as they say, this is ours, we got it according to the results of the cold time, which means, who does not like, we will suppress moreover, they are about it it was said beforehand long before china rose up long before russia resisted. they said that the doctrine of the united states was that no nation should reach such an economic sea. yes, to be able to challenge the american hemonia. but here they are like this or implement. this is co

the name of brezhnev's return visit to the united states concluded a temporary agreement prologue tostrategic offensive arms about how closely they then monitored the balance in relations between countries can be judged by these chronicles, here brezhnev takes his hand off the document to make sure that nixon also signs, but the traditional glass of champagne after the general secretary of the cpsu central committee takes exactly the same sip as the american president. then the americans saw for the first time, and soon they learned the well-known russian principle trust but verify and i must say by the way, ronald reagan uttered it in his arsenal in the eighty- seventh year after the signing of the soviet-american treaty on limiting intermediate and shorter-range missiles another step reducing military tension also meant a clearly defined control system, and we listened to the wisdom of the old russian proverb, which you probably know this proverb. at every meeting you repeat this, but this whole fragile system of relations between the two countries was destroyed in one day. just a

sounds like this so that, uh, brezhnev not a quarreled in the production of such a word difficult forge paper in front of him and wrote a word, a bone, which is no longer in letters. but before all the same, an experienced politician was he had a conversation. so he didn't have to say the word. the decision was made for the benefit of the bone. here is a close-up at the peak of construction, almost 4,000 finns worked on the site, and this project is to some extent the result of the sanctions of those years, sanctions were then imposed by america on the supply of large diameter pipes. uh italy stopped the soviet union germany stopped. and when the big oil had already gone to tyumen, it was necessary to build gas pipelines, oil pipelines. friendship, these are all sorts of others, but there was no pipe. and then they decided to expand the base of metallurgy so that more metal sagittarius would pay off the loans of the ussr in 7 years and the construction would quickly justify itself, and the spools would be supplied to finland until the spring of 22. it was between the two systems of th

milking systems true milk for 300 at a banquet on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of leonid brezhnev fun 15 kg ice cream. no, subject we have milk. cake bird 's milk a lamp for 600 in fluorescent lamps , ultraviolet rays descend under the influence of an electric discharge by vapors of this metal. right and that's over 300 for an unmistakable poetic voice that, with its austere beauty, makes an individual existence a universal american. louise gluck the year before last was awarded the nobel prize in literature 2020 so exactly lamps. this expression appeared in 1920 after the leader’s trip to the village of kashino near moscow on the occasion of the launch of a local power plant ilyich’s light bulb is true right well, that was the last question of the 3rd round, let 's sum up minus 800 for dmitry nikolayevich dmitry nikolayevich, alas, we are parting in me on what to play in our final round 3.200 for xenia and 27.100 for dmitry alexandrovich ahead of the final round. is our whole history a falsification, veliky novgorod of russian chronicles, yaroslavl , the tatar-mongol yoke did not

won everything at the moscow institute automatic equipment named after semenikhin developed for brezhnev a slightly different control system for the kazbek portable subscriber terminal cheget, but it is not known for certain whether leonid ilyich saw him, the first acquaintance of the secretary general with the suitcase fell through for technical reasons, uh, talked with one of the designers, yes, with one designer. he told me this funny incident, when for the first time this suitcase was brought for brezhnev, the kremlin and since he was busy, the receptionist was told. here, wait an hour. hmm statesman. big business. but we say, in order not to waste time, we decided to check how they work from the kremlin, where there is a very powerful defense, we tried it on the windowsill , but nothing. it turns out, is the signal muffled? we are in a panic. well, we think that everything sailed now should throw everything out, but thank god that the neighbor’s assistant came out and said. sorry. today leonidovich cannot accept you into the system, they made the necessary changes and it was the che

jimmy carter, another great democratic leader undone by the russians, in his case leonore dominic brezhnev 1980 jimmy carter did what joe biden wants to do, he imposed a tax on the value oil sales in excess of $12.80. so what happened next? we know because it was study. the congressional research found that that tax have the effect of crippling domestic oil production by between 1.2 and 8%. our reliance on foreign oil meanwhile went up by as much as 13%. that doesn't really make sense. if the point of the tax was only to prevent "price gouging," how did this happen? while, in 2018, a paper in the journal of economic policy answer the question. the journal found that increased taxes on oil have the effect of discouraging oil producers to take risk on oil production. and those are actually high. at the tax foundation they found that "energy was the most volatile sector of the stock market in the 2010s and when the pandemic arrived more than 100 oil company went bankrupt in the major producers significant roll back their operations." so those are risky investments whether you agree with them

just before the filming of the film, brezhnev died and was replaced by konstantin stenovich. him down with the initials k at chernenko so that no one could see politically unreliable hints in a harmless chicken. they wanted to replace the word in the film with another, but a year later chernenko died and everything was left as it was. oh, but by and large the comedy of george danelia kin-dza-dza, censorship almost did not affect. the fact is that then few people understood what this film was about? if i have a little cc , i have the right to wear yellow pants and in front of me the landing net must squat not once, but twice this is the scenario that no one understood. do i have a lot of hz, i have the right to wear crimson pants, when, for example, galina volchek read the script. she called as said gay. are you kidding, right? something, and he invited her to play a role. what do you want me to play here? and i say, i would like you to collect a man. well, you - he says, completely lost his mind , said galina volchek and said, i don’t want to talk to you. not only did you dis

the word kostomuksha for the first time i hear it was not always pleasant to sound so that, uh, brezhnevifficult word for him before he received a sheet of large paper and wrote a word to the machine, which is no longer in letters. but before all the same, an experienced politician was he had a conversation. so that word he didn't have to utter the decision was made in favor of kostomukshi here is a close-up of them laying the capsule at the peak of construction almost 4,000 finns worked on the site and this project is to some extent the result of the sanctions of these years, the sanctions were then imposed by america on the supply of large diameter pipes. uh soviet union italy stopped germany stopped. and then there was already big oil in tyumen, it was necessary to build gas pipelines, oil pipelines of friendship. these are all sorts of others, but there was no pipe. and then they decided to expand the base and metform in order to repay more metal sagittarius loans from the ussr for 7 years and the construction quickly justified itself, and the spools supplied finland until the spring