the russian army, so all sorts of it was, however, indisputably catherine's era - this is such a golden age, with russia with its potential, because without this potential there would simply not have been catherine the greatgn, intolerance of criticism manifested itself in her, especially towards the end. you can watch the historical podcast of russia-west on the swing of history on the website of the first channel 1tv.ru, driving the men into tears, he suffered a bullet in his stomach, fell to the ground like a faithful dog, and next to him a viburnum bush grew, viburnum, when we go through the review, i give the kids films to watch, well, what else, what else to write reviews for, they don’t read books, so we’ll watch the film, and the children watch kalina red, naturally, this is a long-standing practice, and i’ve been giving kalina red for a long time, it’s clear that in recent years, this is absolute for them revelation, but a few years ago i really remembered one review, the girl is an excellent student, winner of the all-russian olympiads, such a good review, but at the end she writes i generally... grew up outside of soviet cinema, so i watch, try to empathize with the tragic ending, i want to emp

historical podcast russia-west on the swing of history, with you pyotr romanov and sergey solovyov, today our topic is catherine ii. here , summing up the reign of catherine the greaty, he wrote that peter surprised europe with his. victories, and catherine taught europe to these victories. in general, there were many very solemn statements about the reign of catherine and that peter was just the dawn, that catherine brought light to russia, there was a statement of this kind that peter created people in russia, it was catherine who put her soul into them, well a little pompous, so to speak, pathos. but in principle , the pre-revolutionary russian encyclopedic dictionary is still the same thing, but more calm speaks in language, but the essence remains the same: her reign is one of the most remarkable in russian history, its dark and bright sides had a tremendous influence on subsequent events, especially on the mental and cultural development of the country, with this reign in russia began... catherine’s father, or rather, then sophia, augustus and frederick of angalserb, christian augustus served in the prussian service, rose to the rank of general filmmarshal, a

full six—year term he's likely to win, he'll become the longest—serving russian leader since catherine the great the next half hour we will look at the impact of the election for those in russia, ukraine and around the world. but first, we start our coverage with this report from our russia editor, steve rosenberg, in moscow. russia's democracy is the best in the world, the kremlin says. and at polling station 38 in moscow, we found a choice of candidates and plenty of voters. democracy in action, right? not quite. realistically, only one man can win this. vladimir putin! the man who's been on russia's political stage for the last quarter of a century. vladimir putin faces no serious challenger. his fiercest rivals are in exile or in prison. not that this woman, whose son is fighting in ukraine, wants any change at the top. "of course i voted for putin," she says. "i trust him." but not everyone who came out today was actually voting. this, one of a string of attacks on polling stations across russia. they are unprecedented. after chaotic scenes here... ..an arsonist is detained. and green ink p

russia west on the swing of history, peter is with you romanov and sergei solovyov, today our topic is catherine ii. summing up the reign of catherine the greatg the reign, there was also the fact that peter was just the dawn, so catherine brought light to russia, there was a statement of this kind that peter created people in russia, it was catherine who put her soul into them, well, a little pompously, so to speak, pretentious, but in principle, the russian pre-revolutionary dictionary is still the same, but more so... it will be very interesting, this is like the end of the reign, and let’s try to understand where it all started, well , we need to remember where did you take it? was a second cousin. catherine, this is not the first and not the last woman on the russian throne. but of course she was radically different from everyone else. if we talk about the number of favorites in the era of catherine the great, then she probably had more than all the other empresses combined. we must remember how it all began. catherine was married off to peter fedo at a very young age. the heir to the russian throne, since elizabeth was bezet, he was dis

first channel 1tv.ru, the great among. on the russian throne is such an autocrat, a manager of the west. yes, vasily iosipovich klyuchevsky, our great historian, wrote that catherinew catherine became great, let’s try to figure it out today. hello, this is a history podcast. speaks in a calm language, but the essence remains the same: her reign is one of the most remarkable in russian history, its dark and bright sides had a tremendous influence on the subsequent... catherine’s father, or rather, then sophia, augustus and friederike, anhaltserbskaya, christian augustus, served in the prussian service, rose to the rank of general field marshal, although he received general field marshal under the patronage of catherine ii. in 1742, he inherited this principality of anglzerbst after the termination of the senior line of the dynasty, and his mother was catherine. catherine is not the first and not the last woman on the russian throne, but of course she was radically different from everyone else. if we talk about the number of favorites in the era of catherine the great, then she probably had more than all the other empresses combined. we must remember, with where it

university academy of arts was established, and the army won a number of brilliant victories catherine the greatnounce its rights to the kryg. russia acquired kuban and novorossiya, from the bug to the dniester. poland was divided with austria and prussia. under catherine the great, russian possessions extended to the line delineating the eastern border of modern poland. “i took my toll,” said the empress. revolutionaries and statesmen at the dawn of the soviets, wife of vladimir lenin, deputy commissar nadezhda krupskaya. alexander kalantay, people's commissar and the world's first female ambassador, polina zhemchug. people's commissar and wife of vyacheslav molotov, to this day there are no such number of women in power as we have anywhere in the world, and also great artists, ballerinas, writers, artists, poets, great athletes, great wars, russian civilization certainly has a female face, first of all, well, girls, and girls, our civilization inspires, so everything is in order with the girls, with the sky. nikolai egorovich zhukovsky was the first to explain the effect of wing lift and formu

the smart, educated catherine, no doubt, but how lucky the prussian princess of a rather seedy family was with russia and its potential, because without this potential there would simply not have been catherine the greatly right that not everything was rosy in catherine’s reign; intolerance of criticism manifested itself in her, especially towards the end of her life. a penchant for intrigue, then the fight against russian enlightenment after the french revolution, yes, the fate of radishche and navikov. nevertheless, of course, ekoterina did a lot for russia, which is what we actually talked about today. it was historic russia-west podcast on the swing of history, we talked today about catherine the great, pyotr romanov and sergei solovyov were with you, it was a historical podcast, study isoria with us. you can watch all episodes of the historical podcast russia-west on the swing of history on the pervo website. channel 1tv.ru. hello, a special episode of the vremya program is on air, in the studio of ekaterina andreeva. the main political event on which depends how our country will develop in the next 6 years is the presidential election. russia to the voting finals are only a few minutes away, pol

catherine the great. under her, turkey was forced to renounce its rights to crimea. acquired kuban and novorossiya, from the bug to the dniester. poland was divided with austria and prussia. under catherine the great, russian possessions extended to the line delineating the eastern border of modern poland. she took her toll, said the empress. revolutionaries and statesmen at the dawn of the soviets. wife of vladimir lenin, deputy. people's commissar and wife vyacheslav molotov to this day there are no such number of women in power as we have anywhere in the world, and also great artists, ballerinas, writers, artists, poets, great athletes, great warriors, russian civilization certainly has a female face. first things first, first things first. our civilization inspires us, so everything is fine with our girls, with the sky. nikolai egorovich zhukovsky was the first to explain the effect of the wing's lifting force and formulated methods for calculating this force, the most important for an aircraft. aircraft designers work according to zhukovsky’s formulas to this da

wrote that catherine was the last accident. on the russian throne after the era of palace coups, that means the last coup, the last accident, that’s how it happened, how catherine became greatments about the reign of catherine that peter was just the dawn, that catherine brought light to russia, there was a statement of this kind that peter created people in russia, it was catherine who put her soul into them, well, a little pompous, so to speak , pretentious, but in principle , the pre-revolutionary russian encyclopedic dictionary is still the same, but speaks in a more so... calm language, but the essence remains the same: her reign is one of the most remarkable in russian history, dark and its bright sides had a tremendous influence on subsequent events, especially on the mental and cultural development of the country. from this reign in russia they began to realize the importance of humane ideas, they began to talk about the right of man to think for the benefit of his own kind. therefore, it will be very interesting, this is like the end of the reign, the result, let’s try to understand where it all started, well, we need to remember where catherine came from, and cath

during the 34 years of her reign, catherine gained fame as a wise a just ruler, she radically changed the country, and like peter the greatire. empress i understood that now was the time to declare russian rights to the fertile black sea lands, so that the whole world could hear about it. she was not the first woman on the russian throne, but the glory of her reign eclipses the achievements of many male monarchs. under her, the already greatest state received new territories in the west, in the south and in the north. during her reign, the country's population almost doubled; for 34 years, 8 months and 8 days, catherine ruled the russian empire, which stretched from the baltic to the pacific ocean. going to visit newly annexed lands, catherine recalled another trip. 43 years ago, the young princess angel tserpska crossed the russian border. when the girl first saw these endless expanses, something stirred in her soul. the future empress realized with all her being. that her destiny was forever connected with russia, and this feeling, as strong as first love, bronzed her into the garden. the very heart, the territory of th

this, from latin america, the spaniards brought them to europe in the 16th century, only under catherine the greatn russia, but they are a very popular dish, so what... this is just from these branches where we were now, yes, yes, uh-huh, thank you, we are very pleased, we are trying, and the brigade brigade, my name is natalya, potrak, today our acoculture produces the most a large number of russian tomatoes, indoors, indoors, right? there will be even more nepereshok, the stavrovolsky region is our homeland, and we can say that practically the homeland is already the womb, because here we have the largest greenhouse complex in russia, almost 122 hectares, and many city regions have their own business cards, somewhere they note holiday. what do you think of the idea of ​​creating a tomato festival in the stavropol territory? you also know, this is probably how they throw tomatoes? we want beautiful ones, no, we will eat, well, yes, well, why not, some kind of fairs, well, at this festival, so that the local authorities should talk about this to help you, here is a regional one, not even a regiona

out the six-year term he is likely to win, he will become the longest russian leader since catherine the greata's democracy is the best in the world, the kremlin says. at polling station 38 in moscow we found a choice of candidates and plenty of voters. democracy in action, right? not quite. realistically, only one man can win this. the man who has been on russia's political stage for the last quarter of a century. vladimir putin faces no serious challenger. his fiercest rivals are in exile or in prison. not that she wants any change at the top. of course i voted for putin, she says. i trust him. but not everyone who came out today was actually voting. this, one of a string of attacks on polling stations across russia. they are unprecedented. after chaotic scenes here. an arsonist is detained. and green ink 42 a ballot box. the authorities called the attackers "scum." some voters were greeted with a show. that is one way to bang the drum for russian elections. there is voting, too, in parts of ukraine that are under russian occupation. what russia calls its new territories. the ukrainian gover

he will soon surpass joseph stalin to become the longest running russian leader since catherine the greatcame to create the conditions for internal political consolidation to move forward for development and the strengthening of their fatherland, russia. nick: putin's nearly 88% of the vote, and record 77% turnout, made this a potemkin plebiscite, especially since at least one city offered voters a chance to win expensive western electronics, and another offered motorcycles and even apartments. and putin has launched the harshest crackdown on dissent since the soviet union. russia, his critics say, has moved from authoritarian, to a dictatorship. but some russian voters, especially those old enough to remember the chaos of the 1990's, say putin symbolizes a successful effort to make russia great again. >> i am interested in what is being done now, and i would like it to be continued and even improved, because the younger generation must live in peace and harmony. nick: putin's critics call that propaganda, and voted with gasoline and a match, including one woman who lit her own ballot aft

in 1794, catherine the great, with her rescript, ordered vice admiral bas to found a city on the sitethe turkish fortress hadzhibey. document and the first architect odessa. they like to talk about the historical role of the zaporozhye cossacks in the development of new russia, they talk about the original belonging of these lands to the zaporozhye army, and therefore to its heir, ukraine. they say that russia came to novorossiya in the 17th century with almost everything ready, taking away flourishing lands and cities from the freedom-loving cossacks, who developed and colonized them. dig deep into local history, and it turns out that in addition to military settlements on the borders, winter roads for hunting and fishing, or small villages near salt mines on the lands of new russia, the zaporizhian sich did not create anything else. the military cossack republic did not leave behind in novorossiya any large trading cities, no powerful fortresses, much less ports and manufactories, only thoughts and tales, glorious campaigns. their analysis acquires special significance today: even t

full six—year term he's likely to win, he'll become the longest—serving russian leader since catherine the great

i’ll summarize again, yes, exactly in 1783 empress catherine the great signed a manifesto on the annexationimean peninsula to the russian state and the formation of the tauride region, and from that moment everything, crimea is ours, is correct, absolutely correct, and the international community, england, france, the holy roman empire, this step was recognized, serious work was carried out, therefore, from the point of view of the law. as an autonomous state or even an autonomous republic in general, the people in donbass have dreamed since 1914 to repeat, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, this fate crimea, that is, we were waiting for this moment when finally. here is the territory of the dpr, lpr will become part of the russian federation, one people, the same traditions, one culture, as if one history, dmitry, let’s look at the following historical fake together, and so ukrainian propagandists are disseminating information that tsarist russia supposedly did not give anything to ukraine , always allegedly pursued a policy of enslaving the peoples of the peninsula, including, but let me read, tsar

catherine the great in 1794 in her by rescript she ordered vice admiral deribas to found a city on theocument also approved the first architect of odessa, devollan. but... ukrainian experts unearth a dusty document from the 15th century about hadzhibey and prove that the russians have nothing to do with odessa, they say the city was back then in the 15th century, then it simply grew and acquired a port. somehow everything worked out on its own and became ukrainian. one thing is not clear: if the fortress was turkish, and odessa was founded by catherine, then where are the ukrainians in this story? today in... in kyiv they love to talk about the historical role of the zaporozhye cossacks in the development of new russia, they talk about the original belonging of these lands to the zaporozhye army, and therefore to its heir, ukraine. they say that russia came to novorossiya in the 15th century with almost everything ready, taking away flourishing lands and cities from the freedom-loving cossacks, who developed and colonized them. but if local historians dig a little deeper, it turns out

shocked, they say why exactly in the center of the ukrainian capital everyone is on... and catherine the great they will find imperial eagles and hit them with a hammer, they will fight with stalypin’s grave, because this is alien to them. true, orlov already seemed to have managed to justify the special explanatory teams, they say, according to the research of independent scientists, heraldry is not russian at all, byzantine, and there is absolutely nothing to worry about. but let's let's see, the double-headed eagle was indeed the coat of arms of orthodox byzantium, but it was depicted either... without attributes or with one crown or at most two. in turn, the distinctive feature of the russian sovereign eagle, as is known, is the scepter, the orb of three crowns. this variation became a symbol of the russian state at the end of the 15th century, and a coat of arms in the second half of the 16th century, when ivan the terrible reigned. meanwhile, the sofia bell tower was built in the period from 1699 to 1706, years with the money of the hetman mazepa, who had not yet managed to betray russia

the bolsheviks all the worst and all the worst, they will endure. monuments to peter i, and catherine the greatial eagles and hit them with a hammer, they will fight with the grave. lypin, because it is alien to them. true, it seems that the special explanatory team has already managed to justify orlov, they say, according to research by independent scientists, heraldry is not russian at all, but byzantine, and there is absolutely nothing to worry about . but let's see, the double-headed eagle was indeed the coat of arms of orthodox byzantium, but was depicted either without attributes, or with one crown or maximum two. in turn, the distinctive feature of the russian sovereign eagle, as is known, is the scepter, the power of three crowns. this variation became a symbol of the russian state at the end of the 15th century, and a coat of arms in the second half of the 16th century, when ivan the terrible reigned. meanwhile, the sofia bell tower was built in the period from 1699 to 1706, years with the money of hetman mazepa, who then had not yet managed to betray russia, obviously should have insi

and catherine the great, they will destroy novorossia, they will find imperial eagles and... hit themve of stalypin, because this is alien to them, however, orlov has already managed to justify the special explanatory team, they say, according to the research of independent scientists, heraldry is not russian at all, byzantine , and there is absolutely nothing to worry about, but let ’s see, the double-headed eagle was indeed the coat of arms of orthodox byzantium, but was depicted either without attributes, or with one crown, or at most two, in turn a distinctive feature of the russian sovereign eagle, as is known, was built in stages from 1699 to 1706 - the years with the money of hetman mazepa, who then had not yet managed to betray russia, obviously should have insisted on the use of russian symbols. well, however, there are versions that the bas-relief with eagles was added later during reconstruction in the middle of the 16th century, but at that time kiev had already become the center of the kiev province of the russian empire, that is, in this case the eagles are especially no

today we are talking about catherine the great.oned that she corresponded with many french thinkers and so on, and diderot, let’s say, yes, here we are... sometimes she even rewarded these various french figures for some advice and thoughts, but at the same time she was very careful, diderot complained that many of his advice go to waste, so to speak , she listens, but does not act, although he gave her detailed... advice on a whole range of not only political issues, he was there - he recommended to her how to raise foundlings, how to teach anatomy to young girls, and so on further. catherine reacted very strongly to this sensibly, but i think she told count segur then that yes, i listened to all this with interest, but the point is that diderot deals only with paper, and i have to deal with a person, so what. she showed great caution in this case, and as for foreign policy, of course, but catherine’s era was simply brilliant in this sense, so offhand i remember only one point, or something, in her policy, which was criticized, in

catherine the great, that's right. theater of russia 400. , no wonder, bitter, bitter, absolutely right, theater of russia 200, in this city there is a theater for young spectators, samart, samara, apparently, absolutely right, the mound behind 600, many decembrists lived in kurgan, there is also a house museum of this. his ship was abandoned and deliberately sunk by the british off the coast of rhode island during the american revolutionary war, and a replica can still be seen in the harbor of sydney, australia. whose ship is it? cook, james cook must have been sunk. to make it difficult for american ships to gain access, the nickname 200, for this part of the body, the caracal gosha, who lives in a moscow apartment, received the nickname big slap, perhaps for the ears, right, and the nickname 400, the women's football team of this southern country hemisphere is nicknamed mother. australia. on april 14, 1912, the forward looking officer of this liner, fredrik fleet, reported the danger. the olympic village, that’s right, the olympic village

historical podcast, russia is the west on the swing of history, today we are talking about catherine the great, we are already here. that many of his advice go to waste, so to speak, she listens, but does not act, although he gave her detailed advice on a whole range, not only political issues, he recommended to her how to raise foundlings, how to teach anatomy to young girls and so on, catherine reacted to this very sensibly, i think she told count segur then that yes, i am interested... including saying that, in fact, the whole policy of the west, she is the same, she is, so to speak, pursuing their own interests, well, ekaterina, regarding possible protests from other european powers, primarily france, because france was then the main rival of russia, she is not without irony about this stated how little i consider an ally. that i am counting on an ally, so little, i respect the french thunder, or better yet, the dawn, i must say that catherine’s plans to establish herself on the black sea, as it were... because even more so after the annexation of crimea, yes, catherine, of course, strengt

office, allowing him to stay in power until at least 2030, longer than any russian leader since catherine the greatnts are either in exile, in prison, or in the case of alexei navalny — dead. our russia editor steve rosenberg reports from moscow. across the country, there are polling stations that don't look or sound like polling stations. and there is voting in parts of ukraine which are under russian occupation — what russia calls its new territories. the ukrainian government called the election here illegal. polls close on sunday night. expect a putin landslide. unpredictability is very much a feature of life now in russia, but that does not apply to elections. the political system here is built around one man, vladimir putin, and the kremlin tightly controls that system, including elections. so mr putin's re—election is not in doubt. it's absolutely impossible to say about our presidential election that this election is fair and free. politician boris nadezhdin had tried to get on the ballot but was barred from running, he claims, because his calls to end the war were becoming popular. we have

then, under catherine the great, after russian victories, crimea became part of the novorossiysk provincer formed an independent administrative unit. and 150 years ago russia built a railway to crimea and crimea became an all-russian resort and health resort. this is our history, this is our memory, and it must be protected. remember the film by alexander nevsky, and what prince alexander said to the captured german knight. go and tell everyone in foreign lands that russia is alive. let them come to visit us without fear, but if anyone comes to us with a sword, he will die from the sword, that is where the russian land stood and will stand, russia did not begin with a sword, it began with a plow's scythe... it did not begin because the blood is not hot, because malice has never touched a russian shoulder in my life, in cheerful hands, only from labor, we remember, it was, it was with us, retribution rose up sometimes, but there was never a thirst for blood, and what will be my strength a country that did not humiliate anyone anywhere, because kindness is stronger than war, like virtue. th

catherine the great, under her, turkey was forced to renounce its rights to crimea. twist in kuban. and to this day, there are as many women in power as we have nowhere in the world, and also great artists, ballerinas, writers, artists, poets, great athletes, great warriors, among the russian civilization definitely has a female face. first of all, first of all, self-made girls, and girls, and girls, our civilization inspires us. therefore, everything is fine with the girls, with the sky. nikolai egorovich zhukovsky was the first to explain the effect of the wing's lifting force and formulated methods for calculating this force, the most important force for an aircraft. aircraft designers still work according to zhukovsky’s formulas. august 27, 1913 . the famous russian pilot pyotr nisterov brought the theory to life by performing a closed loop in a vertical plane for the first time. the first aerobatic maneuver was called the nesterov loop. in the summer of 1937, nizhny novgorod genius valery chkalov with his co-pilot boydukov and navigator belikov flew from moscow

ukraine populated by russian people, we had to postpone the return of russian lands before catherine the greatople lived there all this time, we just didn’t save them in time. therefore, all this talk that ukraine was given russian lands is fundamentally wrong. ukraine is russian land. the fact that some part of ukraine has become polish is the problem of non-polished ukrainians, this is our problem. we simply repeat, we did not save these people in time. and now the main and main conclusion: the less territory we take this time, the fewer russians will remain in those territories that we will not take and. in this way, we simply tear off pieces of russian land from other russian lands, because no history, no geography will explain to anyone why, for example, slavyansk is russian lands, and poltava no longer exists, why kharkov, for example, is russian lands, and chernigov is no longer no, to stop playing this game, you just need to change the concepts, instead of lenin and stalin creating ukraine, you have to say, boris yeltsin created ukraine, which, by the way , is true, because yeltsin cre

have ekaterina, one of the most enlightened queens of our country, historically, you for your catherine the greator st. petersburg, but there was a lot of risk , but the girl was born healthy, i hope that everything will be fine, we’ll take a break for a while, and then let's continue, the events on the kiev maidan and the crimean spring are already 10 years old, on the first channel there is an action-packed series, transfer it through the maidan, the people want kurasan from parisian coffee shops, so you need to create the illusion of rebellion , rebellion and... european values ​​were presented as an alternative to corruption. the american mccain appears and says: i will give you everything, just let’s take the decisive step. we want to support your desire for peace. the americans, on the one hand, constantly put pressure on yanukovych’s entourage, threatening sanctions if he suppress so-called peaceful protest. on the other hand, they encouraged these peaceful demonstrators in every possible way, they started flirting with the nazis, they will bury you. about tymoshenko. premiere, big story,

quote the words he said: do not forget about your heritage, you are the heirs of great russia, the great russia of saints peter i, catherine quoted him here, what happened, what hysteria happened in kiev, we also all remember, they called the pontiff’s words imperialist propaganda. which cause great pain and anxiety for the church among all the people. well, in general, this is what it is the history of difficult relations, so what he said about the white flag only once again emphasizes that he never changed his point of view, by the way, zelensky himself came to kiev in rome, they met with the pontiff, and well , it was already symbolic, he came he went there in a motorcade of thirty armored vehicles, we all remember this procession, well , vladimir zelensky didn’t really want to talk there either, it’s symbolic. yes, that’s it, everything is exactly like that, this is the official position of italy, which has not changed, we will continue to send weapons, at the same time, let me remind you that the government has carte blanche from parliament to send weapons, that is , the government should not report how many guns and

personally in history, in politics, an outstanding personality is my mother-in-law, this is catherine the greatlations, she has collected the greatest collection of paintings, objects of art, this is the hermetage, in which we all now walk, admire, it’s all her, she is the founder of preventive medicine, she was the first to vaccinate herself against smallpox, setting an example for her subjects. for me, she is the greatest personality, an excellent example. but as an art critic, who for you in world art personifies femininity? femininity, you know, are also the greatest women, so it seems to me that the inspirer of surrealism, our fellow countrywoman , also from the russian empire, is gola dali, she inspired dali for his projects, without her, i believe, there would be no surrealism at all. ekaterina, what is the main change in the role of women over the past 100 years? and over the last 100 years, you know , it seems to me that this is... such a very bright femininity, just the same, if at the beginning of the century women fought actively for their rights, why is march 8 celebrated, this rev

during the 34 years of her reign, catherine earned the glory of a wise, fair ruler. she radically changed the country. like peter i received the epithet greatvulka can't find me? £50 million for cana. come on, you will be a wolf, we will have a house, i promise you, your wife was kidnapped by very dangerous people, they can kill her, come tomorrow at 10 am to the arena with the wolf, why do you need a wolf, are you afraid of me, shoot, you are the culprit of all the troubles , 5, 6, 7, 8, abrek, final episode, on sunday first. evgeniy, hello, my name is daria, and it seems to me that today you and i will leave together, because you have gorgeous blue eyes, and i just have a charming smile. i have not words, it’s very nice to meet you, thank you. daria is 27 years old, an economist by training, works as a model in women's clothing stores, lives in rostov-on-don, regularly learns new tongue twisters and dances in any incomprehensible situation, dreams of buying her mother an apartment. daria was already getting ready to submit an application to the legislative office, but in the end she only submitted it to the police, hoping that evgenia wou

soon the time of catherine, catherine the great will come, don’t miss it on monday, are you nikolai, these are where, as a memory, for gifts. we have no barriers in our own country. today is international women's day. russian women were congratulated by president vladimir putin. biden spoke about the state of the country, but spoke more about why he should be elected president in november and not trump. well, there were some reservations. alexey vasilovsky from the usa. emergency at san francisco airport. during takeoff , the passenger boeing was torn off. landing gear wheel and crashed into the airport parking lot. conversations in favor of the poor. the church of england is going to pay a billion pounds of reparations, but it is unclear to whom. more from london. elizabeth gerson.

and he will be in power longer than even catherine the great. what an achievement. ll them voter these, i call them voter exercises. you can't even call them elections are ones that don't even meet the low barrier of the russian constitution itself, the failure to allow opposition candidates to run the suppression of media, that sort of thing, even, in, occupied areas of ukraine, armed thugs went around, escorted people either to the ballot box or visited them at their home. and watched as they were voting. this was an election in many areas of the country by the barrel of the gun, and also it needs to be said that, in wartime conditions or in occupied area, it is against international law to have to force people to vote or encourage them to vote. so, it's, it's, something, mr putin is very proud of, of course. and by the way, you mentioned camilla. mr navalny. and i noted in that press conference, it was the first time any of us can recall that he actually said his name out loud. so that was interesting, too. >> yeah, i thought that was interesting. i mean, i looked

the 34 years of her reign, catherine earned the glory of a wise, fair ruler. she radically changed the country and, like peter i , received the epithet great. catherine ii. e empire. march 8 and 9 on the first. declaration of love. festive concert in the kremlin. premiere, march 8. on first. this program is to live healthy, friends , what do you think we are doing, we are preparing pea porridge, only as a child i ate delicious porridge in kindergarten, pea porridge, it was green, it was soft, we were given it with a piece of stew from a can, i generally i have never eaten anything tastier in my life, i still remember the city of kemerovo, the record street, our kindergarten. i went there hand in hand with my twin brother, today we have a topic - products that last forever, that is, if you bought them, they will be preserved for your entire life. life, you can pass it on by inheritance, our product today is peas, bring us peas to the studio, so, peas, product, eternal storage, who will start? the oldest pea was found during excavations in switzerland; it is 20,000 years old. well, you understand, in general, in short, charge for 20,000 years, the peas will

most of the italian still lifes came to russia under peter i and catherine the great. ation about the work, so preparations for the exhibition turned into a real research project. experts in the archives collected bits and pieces of information about the years and places of creation of the works, and most importantly - about the authorship, because painters rarely signed their still lifes. we not only introduce viewers to some unknown material. bolda, portrait of a metamorphosis of a man's head, fruit basket, late 15th century. according to experts, it was this artist who laid the foundation for the genre. it is noteworthy that flowers, fruits and musical instruments are in italian painting. the exhibition will run until may 26. oksana maksimova, dmitry shestukhin, alexey potsstrenov and alena felatova, host. now we return to vladimir putin’s trip to the stavropol territory. at these moments, the president is communicating with the staff of the country's largest agro-industrial complex in the village of solnechnodolsk. takes place in an informal atmosphere in the dining

told him that we are now looking at the american revolution, who supported the usa, russia then against great britain, catherineain, we fought, again who supported us, russia supported the usa in history, the civil war, there was also support from russia, thanks to russia the usa did not collapse. who supported the united states after we had a terrible terrorist attack on september 11, putin called then, the first, and we know that our countries support each other and should continue to support each other, i repeat, in 40 minutes on air we will listen to this entire interview, but how - all this, maxim, is too romantic, no, well, the meeting on elbi was between allies, i don’t see a situation where during our lifetime, even during our lifetime. some vital interests that moscow designates as its red lines, but probably need to be taken into account, then we will be able to, well, somehow ensure a more or less comfortable existence without love, without alliance, but at least without the risk of slipping into not from the cold war, now a cold war, into a hot war, without these hybrid wars that we now have on the

catherine entrusted all practical government affairs to the menshevik. are you ready about the academy? yes, everything is ready. peter did a greatand indeed the academy, of course, opened already under catherine i, and the academy was informal, like western academies of that time, but it was a truly functioning institute with scientific research. decree on the appointment of an ambassador to china. her majesty, the sovereign has sent an embassy to china. in 1727 , the kyakhta treaty was concluded, which resolved all controversial issues with the borders of countries and gave russia has the right to send its trade caravans to beijing once every 3 years, they have prepared a decree regulating food prices, sign it, of course i will sign it, sash, but i asked, well, to prohibit the repurchase of goods on the way to st. petersburg. prices in the capital are monstrous. the petergovskaya lapidary factory, founded by peter, was opened by catherine and became the first factory for the artistic processing of colored stone. catherine equips the expedition of the navigator vitus bering, who will subsequently open the strait between chukutka

during the 34 years of her reign, catherine earned the glory of a wise , fair ruler. she radically changed the country and, like peter i, received epithet great 9. on the first. there's a big game on the air. we will now talk about the formation of a new russian elite, something that president putin spoke about as a very important task for russia in his address to the federal assembly. let's start with you, well, i absolutely agree with the president, especially so. what we call, as they say, after the war, after huge losses, so to speak, the country gave the opportunity to front-line soldiers, before everything, to come and ... the transformation of our society, we need to concentrate on this, maybe not be so fixated on who will be the president of the united states, although this is also important, on the fact that we will be like our new generation how he will grow up here in russia, so the fact that the president pays such attention to this, it seems to me, is exactly what we may have been missing a little until now, because different people grow up.

during the 34 years of her reign, catherine gained fame as a wise, fair ruler. she radically changed the country and, like peter the greati. premiere on march 8 on the first. potemkin was preparing the main surprise for the woman he loved. the sevastopol harbor appeared before the eyes of those present. the three of us in masks broke into the bank, started beating and shooting, it was very scary. in donetsk , a private bank was robbed, your cells were cleaned out, victor fedor. find it, you will take this business for yourself, this is a chance, you will move to the big leagues. lieutenant colonel igor melnik, now involved in the donetsk case. they shouldn't climb too much far. the main intrigue is whether ukraine will sign an association agreement with the eu? we do everything right, everything will be fine. the americans are bringing a lot of weapons here from poland, we are going with torches to the maidan, you are going to rain on the peaceful people, i will not give such a command, transfer it through the maidan, the premiere is from march 11, on the first. there is information that they want to liquidate you. this

yours, in fact, when in the seventeenth century, that is, at the beginning of the reign of catherine the greate, here is their proposal, with an open coast, naturally, from odessa to kherson , port rennie, ismaila, orlovka, i don’t even look at the maps, they are on the surface, which will naturally be behind us, for us, i say frankly, this is a strategic loss, because in 20-30 years we will all be convinced that along the dnieper line, we will be more quickly convinced of sanuto festunge , a completely fortified area for 100 km, and in fact , from poland, nato will advance with a jerk to the dnieper, and the dnieper... to cross under fire, excuse me, the task even for stalin was, well, i would say feasible, but at the cost of 400,000 lives officially 350, which we then the soviet army, the red army put in place, this is their proposal, but they believe that since we have enough strength to move to the dnieper, but we will have to make very large sacrifices, including human sacrifices, to move further, we may not refuse this, this is their bet, they have made it now, and if we refuse, andrei k

, received the epithet “great”. catherineinvolved in the donetsk case, they should not get too far, the main intrigue is whether ukraine will sign the association agreement, if we do everything right , everything will be fine, you are now offering me to distribute power with your own hands, only a real crisis on the maidan will allow you to retain power. what do you need from me? we need you. the only man in ukrainian politics. americans bring a lot of weapons here from poland. are you going to shoot at peaceniks? i will not give such a command. transfer it across the maidan, prime minister. from march 11 on the first. there is information that they want to liquidate you. there's a big game on the air, trump won the day before yet another victory over his republican primary rival niki haley, this time in north dakota, where he won a supermajority and is now guaranteed 278 delegate votes to the republican national convention, by comparison unique. helly has only 43 votes, so far the only place in the united states where nicky

here you can admire the beauty of three rivers, visit the imperial palace, built by order of catherine the greatments related to fire. maria evdokimova, senior guide. have you tried breathing fire? well, now we’ll try, exhale, wow, the buzz to which you can heat the oil, then it starts to burn, beneficial substances are destroyed, carcinogens are formed that can cause cancer, and so butter has one of the lowest smoke points, already at temperature from 120° it starts to burn, therefore , it is undesirable to fry it at this temperature, and to obtain a golden crust it is better to use melted or high-allein salt. meanwhile, we continue to explore this unusual museum, and it seems that the flight of inspiration can no longer be stopped, it really does fly, if you are not watching our program from the very beginning and do not know why butter helps our immunity, we remind you that all episodes can be watched online media platform, watch, download the application, install on your phone or tablet, or just come to... listen, it’s so good here, and not only for children, but for adults, i really don’t w

anna ivanovna knew, according to the will of catherine the first, the throne was now supposed to be occupied by the daughter of catherine and peter the greateth. the women were cousins ​​to each other, but each of their meetings became a test for both. elizabeth was afraid of disgraced exile. anna ivanovna, that elizabeth might start a palace coup. he is afraid of panic. for conspiracies, the empress relied on the work of the office of secret and investigative affairs, this body looked for any threat to her power, anna ioannovna herself demanded daily reports from its leaders and actively intervened in the course of the investigation, the sovereign was especially not interested in cases of insult and honor to the imperial majesty. a wave of repression swept across the country, which malwa falsely intensified attributed to ernst. beron, this is how the period of rule began, called the beronovshchina. all those exiled to siberia under anna ioannovna numbered over 20 thousand people, up to a thousand were executed, not counting those who died during torture and those executed secretly. for the first time, the place of exile became the far out

catherine the great martyr, there was a warehouse and... here it is, you know, he gave you this pictureogy, a natural product, what’s the husband’s name, alexander, sasha. thank you very much, well , let's sing something else, we wish you happiness, in a world where crazy snow is swirling, where my threatening wave of evil, where goodness comes, sometimes we all wait for it was easier in the pipe. that there is happiness, we wish you happiness, happiness in this world is great, like the sun in the morning, let the house set, we wish you happiness. it should be like this, when you are happy yourself , share your happiness with others, in the near future we will live in a completely different world, artificial intelligence will make us think differently, this can be done very quickly, the name of psychologist alexei sitnikov thundered throughout the country back in in the early nineties, those who attended his lectures say that he is one... only by looking at a person can determine what problem did he come with, increased blood pressure, thickening of the blood, this destroys the body, ho