and beautiful, and therefore they are in demand to build old stables, which they began under catherine the great the coat of arms of gavrilov posad on their spire, the horses were taken out of here a long time ago. it was destroyed, but the well-known businessman and simply not indifferent to the history of russia , igor kektor, in fact, saved the disappearing monument by completely restoring it and opening a museum of russian national drinks in it, and on the adjacent needleimping stylized as a hussar camp kvass curdled milk in boiled cabbage soup and jelly to bring down and kombucha. familiar, like words, but at the same time from somewhere from mars tell me with all the frankness. and why do you need people only rest on money alone. e, by and large , the preservation of the history of knowledge. the history of the roots that we have love for the country is formed due to this already, for example, today there is no definition. which drink is 60 russian national, then it has thousands, years of history, definitions, no. this the place has preserved the aura of that time, which is something like

profitable trade; they conducted worship under the reformed torch; old faith it is likely that catherine the great considered novorossia as an independent part of the russian empire, although this region was firmly connected with the rest of the country, but it could also become a separate platform for experimenting with its socio-political and economic transformations its entrepreneurial talents could show the russian landowners, who received land on preferential terms in new territories for the construction of factories. mines of agricultural holdings, foreign migrants. could settle in towns and villages to create colonies to start a manufactory and factories to buy serfs. they had the right to open auctions and fairs without push, to receive various courts and benefits by decree of catherine the great in 1764. the settlers, regardless of where they came from , enjoyed all the rights of the old russian ones. the subjects, in modern terms, the empress began to apply the policy of multiculturalism in these territories , new technologies of agriculture, in novorossia, were introduced by german colo

the construction of ancient stables, which began under catherine the great , buries the coat of armsgavrilovo posada on its spire, the horses were taken out of here long ago, the building was slowly collapsing, but well-known entrepreneurs and simply not indifferent to of the history of russia, the player, in fact, saved the disappearing monuments completely by restoring and opening a museum of russian national drinks in it, and next door , needleimping stylized as a hussar camp, kvass of yogurt into sour cabbage soup jelly, knock down kombucha. familiar, like words, but at the same time from somewhere from mars tell me with all frankness, and this is for you, why do they all people only rest on money alone. and by and large, the preservation of the history of knowledge of history is the roots that we have love for the country formed due to this already, for example, today there is no definition. what kind of drink is 60 russian national, then it is, a thousand-year history, there is no definition. this place has preserved the aura of that time, which is something like a cross sectio

famous for its ensemble of ancient orthodox churches, its history associated with the names of catherine the greathe icon painters of the circle of st. andrei rublev is so rich that the exposition of the village museum created half a century ago back in the days of the ussr in recent history, vasilyevskaya was glorified by the averina spouses who moved from karachay-cherkessia to the ivanovo region, setting up production here, stunning delicious printed gingerbread. but we were looking for a product that would be exclusive. here we are interested. we tried kalachi. and they also have history. this is the product we have tried. they went all that he listed. it didn't work. why is it all bakery product they have a short shelf life. yes, we are all we live buyers. there is not so much here, we wanted to find such a product that has a long shelf life, in which you can reflect the history of our region of analogues, so that there are no analogues here in the ivanovo region. and it turned out to be really gingerbread, no one here deals with it, and this business has gone well for us. and this is gavrilo

square in kronstadt, it is called anchor square, and it is not at all accidental that in 1783 catherine the great the st. petersburg admiralty here for safety, however, pavel, who took over the post, returned it back to st. petersburg, there was a dump here and the end of those who served their own, here one of them weighs such a thing, almost two tons, a dump. it was here until 1903, when a naval cathedral was built here. and now, after 10 years of the most difficult work of the architect vasily antonchi kosyakov, on the site where earlier, waiting for the old anchors to be melted down, a huge second-largest cathedral in russia arose, which undoubtedly is the face of the city of kronstadt 209 years old cathedral, which could simultaneously accommodate the crews of several ships, and i must tell you that the sea is really difficult there lonely restless at any moment you can pick up the elements. and if this is a military campaign, then you can simply be killed . the blessing gave the sailors hope for a favorable outcome, so many simply voluntarily chipped in to build naval cathedrals. so imagine

petersburg peter i, empress catherine the great, as well as sculptures in the form of the aurora cruiser and the first soviet nuclear submarine. before him, the earth was considered the only, immovable body in the universe, the most important part of the universe, the scientist's version forced science to abandon the one-sided ptolemaic system, the authorship of the revolutionary sun, and not the earth is at the center of the world. the first description of the change of day and night of the seasons. all these stellar discoveries belong to a renaissance astronomer, he was educated at the krakow and bologna universities, studied ferrari and became interested in medicine twice after he modernized the polish monetary system, fought the plague, defended the bishopric from the teutonic order among the inventions of mechanics, the hydraulic system and plumbing were the first to propose not to waste water resources. date of the week february 19 is the birthday of the creator of the helium-centric picture of the world, nicolaus copernicus. you looked around the planet. thank you for being and st

the price list , honey for bashkiria is more than honey , honey quitrent was paid even under catherine the greathe bashkir bee itself is much older, real bashkir honey of premium quality can only be produced by real bashkir bees. so we call the natives who have been here , er, for millions of years. eh, lived to save the buzzing aborigines, scientific minds undertook at the republican center of the russian academy of sciences a unique laboratory of genetics of the bashkir bee was opened. here, uh, there is a unique collection of more than ten thousand samples. that is, it is the largest data bank in russia, and honey bees. ufa scientists argue about the correct and incorrect bees based on well-known images, but on a scientifically serious basis, this cartoon cannot be explained by a specialist, of course, they know very well, of course, they understand well what e is, that different, uh, breeds of bees can produce different types of honey , without exaggeration, they work here, how the bees parry and extract dna from winnie the pooh's pectoral muscles, in general he said a brilliant phrase that

it is expensive not only according to the price list, honey for bashkiria is more than honey catherine the greatshkir bee itself is much older, real bashkir honey of premium quality can only be produced by real bashkir bees. so we call the natives who have been here, er, for millions of years. uh, they lived to save the buzzing natives undertook scientific minds at the republican center of the russian academy of sciences, a unique laboratory of genetics of the bashkir bee was opened. here, uh, is a unique collection of over 10,000 specimens. that is, it is the largest data bank in russia, and honey bees. about correct and wrong bees ufa scientists talk about well-known images, but you can’t explain this cartoon seriously by a foreigner. specialist, of course, they know very well, of course, they understand well understand what e is, that different u-e breeds of bees can give different honey here without exaggerations work, how the bees parry and extract dna from the pectoral muscles of winnie the pooh, in general said a brilliant phrase that the right bees make the right honey. well, she was a l

originally what i thought was the catherine the great, the horses, and he in the receptive position.and, when i put him in the tutu, i thought, i think that i'd really uncovered the true putin there. ballets are very important in russia. >> right. >> and if i painted him naked, that would almost be macho. >> yeah, you don't need to-- i mean presumably tiny genitals. >> well, i don't think there's any doubt about that. >> i mean, look, he's got his shirt off. so already-- >> that's the important part. >> --he's universally uninvolved because he really likes to take his shirt off. >> no, he does and i took his shirt off. >> loves, i think this is an iconic image as is. >> i really do. >> yeah, i think it says it all. >> i was glad -- i'm glad you told me that because i think i can go full steam ahead now. i'm thinking pastel. i've gotten pretty good with pastels. but this might be one-- >> all fans of-- the people who follow your blog and know so much about, i know who fixes your walk in refrigerator. i know who fixes the bathroom, i know who comes in and cleans the floors. and i know

petersburg, peter i , empress catherine the great, as well as a sculpture in the form of the aurora cruiser and the first soviet nuclear submarine. before him, the earth was considered the only, immovable body in the universe, the most important part of the universe , the scientist's version forced science to abandon the one-sided ptolemaic system, the authorship of the revolutionary sun, and not the earth is at the center of the world. the first description of the changes of day and night seasons, all these stellar discoveries belong to a renaissance astronomer, he was educated at the universities of cracow and bologna, studied ferrari and became interested in the medicine of the cavity. after modernizing the polish monetary system, he fought the plague , defended the bishopric from the teutonic order , among the inventions of the mechanics, the hydraulic system and plumbing. he was the first to suggest not wasting water resources. date of the week february 19 is the birthday of the creator of the heliocentric picture of the world, nicolaus copernicus, you looked around the planet. thank y

tchaikovsky on pause tolstoy is devalued catherine the great is locked in the basement the british timesrim results of the merciless extermination of all russian in ukraine, and the author of the material does not hide well their pleasure at the fact that the kiev regime is carrying out der russification, at the forefront of which, according to the building, is the national opera square, they completely abandoned russian composers in favor of foreign ones, they canceled rakhmaninov prokofiev tchaikovsky , the latter, according to the theater management, is allegedly a symbol of russian aggression, by the way, after for the theaters of the ukrainian capital , a similar decision was made by the regional ones. well, the ukrainian ministry of culture demands that they remove tchaikovsky from the name of the national music academy, since pyotr ilyich quote primordially russian people. and in general , a russian cultural brand. it is interesting that the academy itself does not agree with such a definition and does not want to abandon tchaikovsky, and not at all out of respect for world power,

of ​​\u200b\u200bazov, an unusual story, it appeared on the map of new russia by decree of catherine the great was supposed to become the capital of a greek colony. on these lands in during the russian turkish war, saving the orthodox greeks of the crimea, catherine ii signed a decree on their resettlement in new russia. the little russian settlement, pavlovsk, was renamed mariupol from local residents for the money of the treasury, they bought their houses and handed over the colonists only 80 years after not only greeks, but also other nationalities were officially allowed to settle within the city until the end of the 19th century, mariupol remained a small merchant town it turned into a major center of the south of russia only with the advent of the iron railway. the roads of the deep-water seaport and the metallurgical plant through mariupol by sea, along with traditional wheat, began to export donetsk coal, ore and metal , the local trading port became the second largest cargo turnover in southern russia after odessa, blast furnaces and pipe shops of one of the first mariupol metallurgic

satisfies the interests of the united states tchaikovsky on a pause tolstoy is devalued, and catherine the greatbasement the british times sums up the intermediate results of the merciless extermination of all russians in ukraine , russification at the forefront of which, according to the building, is the national opera square there completely abandoned russian composers in favor of foreign ones, rakhmaninov, prokofiev, tchaikovsky , the latest, according to the theater management, is allegedly a symbol of russian aggression, by the way, following the theaters of the ukrainian capital. uh, similar decisions were made by the regional ones. well , ukrainian minkul. he demands to remove tchaikovsky from the name of the national music academy, since pyotr ilyich is a native russian. and in general , a russian cultural brand. it is interesting that in the academy itself does not agree with such a definition and does not want to give up tchaikovsky, and not at all out of respect for the world class, but because he was supposedly a ukrainian composer. with ukrainian roots, and no matter how absurd it m

this is peter. the first is catherine the great and the situation is as i see it today. the process, i will not say the term, but the process of ao , yes, how could it be described here, the situation is such that it is clear that russia has reached an impasse , the russian leadership is probably already very large the number understood that they are at a dead end, they don't know how to get out of this dead end, but most likely there are still a lot of people around putin . well, somehow they believe in him as a star because he came out of many dead ends . maybe someone there believes that there is some kind of push up yes, i listened today, too. i sometimes listen to these russian propagandists. by god, i didn’t say, i almost said, i think , i say no. sometimes they listened in order to understand the course. i am shocked by the fact that they cannot do anything or cannot influence in any way, and i say that this very seriously undermines the trust in everyone else, they cannot influence the activity of the west in relation to supporting ukraine , that is, the west add

lavrov explained that you know that putin has three advisors there, ivan the terrible, peter i, catherine the great, but what surprised me was the feeling that even the foreign press is beginning to narrow the area of ​​responsibility of the russian leadership for what is happening with the beginning of the aggression and its course. how would you rate this kind of publication and such a general background ? i would rate it as follows. we must clearly understand what the publications there are. those people who make decisions in the political and business circles of our countries and our partners , the change scenario is planned to be explained in that language with those examples that will be clear to them or that can somehow influence us i think you understand very well that putin would not be able to plan even his own visit to the sorties , i am not saying that even the movement of one battalion of a tactical group from one district to another. to solve the conflicts and end them by transferring all the blame to one person and the real state of affairs. therefore, now i think that the russian po

lavrov explained there that putin has three advisers there , ivan the terrible, peter i, catherine the greatbut what surprised me was the feeling that even the foreign press is beginning to narrow the area of ​​responsibility of the russian leadership for that what happens with the beginning of aggression with how would you rate such a publication and such a general background i would rate this publication there fanishin times washington post volt

he gave permission for the construction of such and such a temple , for example, if and then catherine the great, laid a lot of money in our cathedral in petropavlovsk, so that it would be restored so she really wanted, because which is why catherine's church. she called it her time. vladyka the metropolitan saw this, and then he gathered just e people architects from believers this one was created i know an artistic council that still works there are still some controversial moments. eh, when they arise, it is not only our owner, the metropolitan in minsk, uh , who calls us to resolve this. well, in other dioceses, too, there are some issues, but our council, uh, decides, because in the council , really highly qualified professional architects were in the nineties, uh, again from scratch. and you say that a lot of things started from scratch, and to formulate such a concept as a belarusian icon painting belarusian orthodox art, because e information. i think there were very few after the soviet knees, they began to look around ago, after all, they locked themselves in this clearly belarusian ic

of puppetry and okay i have to stop you there for a second so their was if it was good for catherine the great it's good enough my four year old oh god and i think some their actual national nationally known puppets that had been on television for probably something you wanted to pursue. can you talk that a little bit? yeah, they were --. these puppets. no, no. the first, if not scary. yeah. the first time. you know, as as they were arguing in favor of their own muppets. so they had me meet with their chief puppet designer and he walks in with two sacks and he pulls out these puppets, and he, you know holding them up. and one puppet says to the other puppet, i'm going to kill you, you know, and this is all this is in russian. and i'm sitting here thinking, you know, this puppet on puppet violence is not for sesame street. like, you know, and that and and the characters had like they were wooden and they had really cruel expressions. so i thought this just, you know, we're looking for something very different, something completely well, there was a lot of centuries of being a howling bummer. so

divisions of poland , almost the entire baltic was annexed to the russian empire , and then empress catherine the greatrest of latvia , it is in latvia that the only in the world associated with his travels and deeds, since the lies of the baltic states in the arms of the empire, the russian empire diligently invested in its northern lands, especially to latvia in 1861, a railway was built between riga and vitebsk. riga became the latvian industrial center, and the latvians received. finally , the latvian educated class formed the opportunity to receive higher education, and the awakening of national consciousness immediately grew into nationalism, as happens with all peoples with great ambitions and without a rich history by the beginning of the 20th century. demands for the creation of an independent state have already been loudly voiced in latvia. this was facilitated by numerous marxist circles. first world war led to the collapse of the russian empire and the dream. the intelligentsia came true in 1918 , an independent republic of latvia was formed . and after the nazi annexation of czechoslovakia

so it was all the time, by the way, with catherine the great, who was a western person by origin and e russian than many of those who were born and raised on the territory of the russian empire. and if we talk about those whom we call ukrainians, although it is correct to call them little dews and rusyns. so they called themselves during the life of the great, then, of course, they also owned a very important ro. in building and the development of the russian empire, this is a multinational formation, in that it is the strength of any empire, it smooths out the contradiction. it allows people to speak the same language. she eliminates all those barriers, but of course, the leader. eh, russian culture is still the core, you can’t get away from this, and this is exactly how it will be in the future, if the ukrainian people have few russian people or you can call it south russian and so there is a future, then it is only and exclusively in friendship, and with russian federation, i did not hesitate to talk about it, when i lived i worked in the city of kiev and they are embarrassed to ta

this is nothing new to crimea's history, going on since the time of catherine the great. when ukraine liberates crimea, there'll be some sort of humanitarian crisis. you will have a lot of russian civilians who probably want to get out of there. over time you will have a lot of ukrainians who want to go back home, which will create a high level of expectation for the ukrainian government to deliver. and, you will have presumably, in the medium-term, fighting going on elsewhere against russia inside ukraine. what sort of thinking and planning is being done now to think about these challenges that might happen when crimea is liberated? ms. tomak: thank you. that is a very important question. we are not naive, thinking it will be easy. we understand we have multiple challenges ahead of us. we are also optimistic in terms of the occupation of crimea because we are already working on it. we think we might be able to start this soon. we understand there are no easy answers to those questions. those questions you raised are parts of the problems we will face. we are working on s

petersburg, peter i , empress catherine the great, as well as a sculpture in the form of the aurora cruiserear submarine. before him , the earth was considered the only, immovable body in the universe, the most important part of the universe , the scientist's version forced science to abandon the one-sided ptolemaic system; the authorship of the revolutionary sun, not the earth is in the center of the world the first description of the cycles of day and night of the seasons. all these stellar discoveries belong to a renaissance astronomer, he was educated at the universities of krakow and bologna, studied at ferrari, and became interested in the medicine of the depression. after modernizing the polish monetary system, he fought the plague , defended the bishopric from the teutonic order , among the inventions of mechanics, the hydraulic system and plumbing were the first to suggest not wasting water resources. date of the week february 19 is the birthday of the creator of the heliocentric picture of the world. nicholas copernicus you looked around the planet. thank you for being and staying

the city was founded in the late 18th century by one of russia's greatest rulers, catherine the great one of the russian empire's most important ports. and mayor gennadiy trukhanov was a senior member of the main political party with pro-russian sentiments. but immediately after last february's full-scale invasion, he posed a rhetorical question in response to putin's claimed defense of odessa's russian speakers. >> who the -- are you planning to defend here? today, odesa has changed because we see what is happening in our country. how our ukrainian cities are being destroyed. and we clearly understand who's doing that, russian soldiers. >> people got together, no matter what languages they speak, because they realized that russia brings destruction. nick: he is a professor of ukrainian history atarvard. >> what we certainly witnessed today is an extremely important moment in the birth of a new ukrainian nation and really formation of a new type of ukrainian state. nick: 160 years ago, president abraham lincoln dedicated the soldiers' cemetery at gettysburg, as read by an actor. >> we

rigid vertical of power of the tsars and queens after peter, and let's move on to the great truly great woman catherine ii , a foreigner by birth, she sincerely loved russia and cared for the welfare of her subjects, having taken the throne through a palace coup. she tried to bring to life the russian society, the best ideas of the european enlightenment. well, once ekaterina read an essay by an obvious liberal. radishcheva journey from st. petersburg to moscow and decided that he was worse than pugachev could have been followed by the death penalty, but the glory of god ended. why will we rewrite the enlightened monarchy with the voltaires by french philosophers? this is how i reacted to the book. because she understood that a well-aimed word is much more dangerous than the spontaneous rebel yan pugachev, who did not have clear goals and was unable to unite the heterogeneous composition of catherine ii, she founded the shortcomings of the existing russian empire of the socio-political system, however, she considered it necessary to carry out a gradual transformation. radishchev, on the other hand , ro

this is our historic -- my patrimony that i got from the czars, peter the great and catherine the great, and i am on a mission to regather the russian peoples and russian lands. that is the point of the special military operation. it was launched on the cheek of far fewer troops than one would have expected to subjugate a country of 44 million people. i historical comparison, nazi germany had almost 1.5 million troops engaged when they lost their war in 1940 against france , which was roughly the size of ukraine. vladimir putin had fewer than 200,000 troops engaged in the special military operation. supported by the fsb, they thought they prepare the battlefield well and they did not need nasa military formations, because they thought at the start of operation barber road said that the soviet union was a rickety shack and all they needed to do was kick the door in and it would collapse. vladimir putin had the same view of ukraine. they were going to be able to demilitarized ukraine on the cheap, in a sense. it was well, they thought, within their capabilities to do so. he was profoundly

let me skip the kings and queens after peter and move on to the great really great woman catherine iieign origin. she sincerely loved russia and cared for the welfare of her subjects, taking the throne through a palace coup. she tried to bring to life the russian society, the best ideas of the european enlightenment. well, once ekaterina read an essay by an obvious liberal. radishchev travel from st. petersburg to moscow and decided that he was worse than pugachev could be followed by a death porridge. it ended with slava boss. why do enlightened monarchies rewrite with alter french philosophers? so responded to just a book. because she understood that a well-aimed word is much more dangerous than the spontaneous rebel yan pugachev, who does not have clear goals and is not able to unite the heterogeneous composition of catherine ii and not the remnants of the existing russian empire of the social political system, however , she considered it necessary to carry out a gradual transformation. radishchev was already rocking the boat at the very moment when no living french society tried t

petersburg, peter i, empress catherine the great, as well as a sculpture in the form of the aurora cruiserof the universe, the scientist’s version forced science to abandon the one-sided ptolemaic system, the authorship of the revolutionary sun, not the earth is in the center of the world, the first description of the changes of day and night of the seasons. all these stellar discoveries belong to the country of the renaissance, he was educated at the universities of krakow and bologna, studied ferrari and became interested in medicine. in padua, after that he modernized the polish monetary network. he fought the plague, defended the bishopric from the teutonic order, among the inventions of mechanics , the hydraulic system and plumbing.

this , the young tsarevich peter, the son of the second wife of emperor catherine, the eldest son from evdokia lopukhina. the greater was dissatisfied with the boyars and the clergy turned alexei against his father. he traveled abroad. and it seems that he even negotiated with european rulers. and the seizure of power, when he returned he was put in prison, tortured and sentenced to death, as traitors before execution. he shouldn't have died in the cell. his father buried his tombs of the romanovs in the cathedral of the peter and paul fortress, he did not become emperor , and little pyotr petrovich died. already a year later from the illness of another heir. peter the great did not have time, and after his death in 1725, the era of palace coups began in russia, when the throne was not occupied according to the law of the throne of heritage, but the consequence of a conspiracy on february 14 , 1879, a war broke out between bolivia and peru on the one hand and chile on the other. it is known as the second pacific or saltpeter war. actually divided saltpeter deposits and guan mining areas. this is the name of the dr

a rigid vertical of power, skip a few kings and queens after peter and move on to the great truly great woman catherinen. she sincerely loved russia and cared about the welfare of her friends, taking the throne through a palace coup. she would try to bring russian society to life. better than the ideas of the european enlightenment well, one day catherine read an essay liberal, radiant traveler of st. petersburg to moscow and decided that he could have followed worse pugachev death porridge ended thank god why did the enlightened monarchy, shoving the thigh with alters , french philosophers react so much to just a book. the wife understood that a well-aimed word was much more dangerous than the spontaneous rebellion of emelyan pugachev, who had no clear goals and was unable to unite the heterogeneous composition of the gods. catherine ii created the shortcomings of the existing russian empire of the socio-political system, however considered it necessary to carry out a gradual transformation. radishchev, on the other hand , was rocking the boat at the very moment when the lower classes of french societ

russian people from the rotting west, and that the guards officers, accustomed to the free great-grandmother catherine , who heard liberal ideas, killed the emperor. well, they killed him without knowing it. now , a true liberal educated in switzerland, the blessings of the son of paul, the future emperor alexander i, came to his throne. he said everything would be like under his grandmother and began to carry out federal reforms, but all the beautiful souls and the delhi of alexander i stumbled upon russian realities and ended up with doctors and military settlements, peasants. walked under the drum. i didn’t like everything, when the decembrists appeared on the stage as army guards officers who saw the world during the fatherland of the war. why didn't they want children were different, not quite formal, but you run conditionally bitter and liberal in the first place. the overthrow of the king and the destruction of the state, the time was right between the kingdom, there is a king with a measure of the throne here , there is an occasion for a civil war. well, and then there is victory over bone tsa

ivan the terrible, peter the great, and catherine the great."is putin looking to the past to rationalize what he is doing paid what does he see in the present? marc: if you listened carefully to his speech the other day, he kind of began and ended on this idea of history, that these are our historic lands that we are gathering back now. it is really important, and i think we all, including policymakers in the west, overlooked how much he was becoming obsessed by history, really. in the middle of 2021, he wrote 5000 or 6000 words in an essay about ukraine and about its history. it is a pretty skewed version of history, but he believes it. he sent that document out with the troops. officers had in their hands when they went to fight. the present for him is the past in a lot of ways. tom: do we have a ukraine that can attack right now? i understand it is a horrific war, and the news flow from washington to new york has been appalling about trench warfare. do they have the ability to attack? marc: at the moment, they are really just trying to surviv

catherine the great , this period depends today at the head of our state is a man who had a very positiveersonal story. putin worked through the line of the first main directorate. personally projects and in principle, this union of russia and germany has always been a headache for the anglo-saxons, always because of the connection. the industrial technological potential of germany with russian opportunities to move forward and change this world, but unfortunately, germany made the wrong choice for the third time in its recent history. the first two wars ended in disaster for germany. i'm afraid that this choice , which cancerts made today, will also end for today's germany , banks in order to send them to ukraine creates direct threats to the security of our country . russia on the soil of ukraine hands follow hitler's hands. leopards for kiev are collected throughout europe, according to forbes magazine , the countries of the collective west send 134 tanks to ukraine, germany seizes 14 armored vehicles, the composition of the combat unit of the bundeswehr. spain repairs old appliances a

was the young tsarevich peter, the son from the second wife of emperor catherine, the eldest son from evdokia lopukhina, the greatwas dissatisfied with the boyars and the clergy turned alexei against his father. he traveled abroad. and it seems that he even negotiated with european rulers. and the seizure of power, when he returned and was put in prison, he was tortured and sentenced to death as change

talking about historical impulses, lines of tendencies towards the inevitable , the great russian emperors peter catherinelated mean, including the distance overland then russia, i got a connection with this very europe of that time, seemingly the pinnacle of civilization. moreover, the mediterranean is inevitable, without it it cannot exist. uh, russia trace on now we are limited and tabs there trace on uh, in the south everything will take care of the black sea, the north should be, but the russians, well, with the exception. e bulgaria does not stop there, er, yes, no now in bulgaria i will also return, and in the north, of course, the baltic sea, of course, nishtyak. the existence of a scan of a state called estonia latvia latvia lithuania is also history, no ruler of russia, as it were called, can erase this from the consciousness of the geopolitical consciousness of the russian authorities of the russian society of the russian state. with this very west of its borders and limits. no you are not, all i need. now you will see, i'm not like that. uh, although i still feel it in a significant part of ou

the great find. >> good evening. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. we have team coverage on the winter storm tonight. kron four's gayle ong is live in boulder creek, where highway 17 reopened after a snowstorm closed down lanes there this morning. but first, let's get the latest from kron. 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. yeah, what an amazing storm .pit's been it's not unusual to get snow in the bay area. certainly that happens every several years or so. but the amounts were simply amazing. in fact, here's a look at some of the totals around the bay area peaks. how about this mount hamilton? >> over a foot of snow, los gatos. almost a foot of snow. calistoga. you had 9 inches there and get this in cloverdale. you've seen some video of that 6 inches of snow orinda 3 inches of snow canfield, an inch and a half and many people reporting around the bay area. they sell snowflakes falling in their neighborhoods may didn't stick, but certainly they saw the snow falling all the way down to about 500 feet even lower in some cases out there tonight, the

the bill let them know. >> that's great advice. claire catherine do you want the jump in on the senate side in terms of getting involved? >> yeah i think that covers the crux of it. we have a portal on the agriculture committee web site for comments and accepting letters for organizations and that helps us. if you represent organization or part of the coalition that kind of outreach is really helpful to gather recommendations and absolutely reach out to your congress senate and house. even members who were not on the agriculture committee they can share their priorities and what's important to their state and ensuring that you are reaching out to your members is really helpful as well. >> great so folks can find those portals by literally googling house agriculture committee and you should be taken to their web site. we are over schedule so i'm going to turn it back to bill. thank you all so much for joining us. >> thank you very much. thank you helena and the two catherine's and claire and jennifer. very helpful early stages and setting the stage