these german migrants once moved to the vogue, the region of the invitation of catherine the great but we begin our search for traces of the exchange between the east and the west in berlin, in the 1920s plus retail from the course. and what's the say about said to be the biggest russian city outside of russia on, on the street here? russian spoken everywhere. all things, boston. um, well that's when the police have called the city buses. i'm a russian swings as well, but he's got thrown wouldn't, patients were sometimes a nice and russian of the big ones. and of course there were kind of this bars and restaurants frequented by russian, the serving russian food. then you have to go to the line where there's so many russians leaving the homeland and sticking this statue in the lane. in 1917, russia was brought by political turbulence. dissolve, was deposed, bringing in to 300 years of romano through and the october revolution communists. bolsheviks, led by lynne and storm. the winter palace demanding a dictatorship of the proletariat. it was the beginning of the struggle for a new socia

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it all began in the 18th century with one woman, catherine, the great, the and then any call. so here you have a blank current credit assessors, peter the 1st and i've and the terrible you pass on the great was pursuing the policy of expansion. that's about the essential of what all the empires were doing at the time, and get my concrete territories at the expense of their neighbors or other empires . even though it will let them to be the catherine 2nd needed, loyal citizens, undoubtedly conquered areas in the auto to couldn't be assumed that the indigenous populations of those territories, and predominantly nomadic peoples living in the south would be loyal to this artist on government of the day or the teeth of opposite ends will found homes as such, they afforded similar colonialist special privileges as it could be, and invited them to populate these new areas to russia's south eden holes lens. so the say those make up the southern russian regions around the vulgar river on the north congress's north coll, collin, and also southern ukraine, because she will, crane and 17.

these german migrants once moved to the volga region of the invitation of catherine the great but we begin our search for traces of the exchange between the east and the west in berlin, in the 1920s plus retail point the course. and it was about said to be the biggest russian city outside of russia on, on the street here, russian is spoken everywhere. all things, boston um, but not for the police to call the city buses. russian swings that got thrown wouldn't, patients were sometimes a nice and russian. i'm a big one thing. and of course there were kind of list bars and restaurants frequented by russian. yes, irving, russian food then yes. border line where there's so many russians leaving the homeland seeking this action in the lane. in 1917, russia was brought by political turbulence. dissolve was disclosed, bringing in to 300 years of romano through any type of revolution communist bolsheviks led by lynn and storm. the winter palace demanding a dictatorship of the proletariat. it was the beginning of the strong goals for a new social order. who's got, i'm a relatives on good looks

, it began under peter, and maybe even earlier under peter the great, but this is also one of the results, here is the famous trip of catherine the great to crimea, it was, naturally, not only a working trip, it was a rather lavish trip, although we must take into account that, in general, it was a myth that passed it off as a military one, and, as a rare exception, it is absolutely certain that the author of this myth is a saxon diplomat, helbick, he was in russia, was formally the secretary of the embassy, ​​in fact a resident, that is, he headed the intelligence service, so to speak, saxon in russia, so he himself did not... take part in the trip, he simply very actively, carefully collected all the rumors that were in the capital about this trip, and he... trimmed them, put them on the shelves, and the very first publication was anonymous in the hamburg magazine minerva, so it appeared publication on this subject, and then such a pamphlet appeared, potemkin tavrichsky already under his signature, this book was reprinted many times in holland, england, france, in general, it walked around europe introduced, so to speak, eu

are bringing the ballet russian hamlet, russian hamlet is the history of tsarevich pavel and catherine the greatssian history, this is our history, which... we will share with the chinese audience, i think many of them did not even know who tsarevich pavel was, well , maybe they have heard of catherine the great, but this is a piece of history that is conveyed not in russian, not in chinese, but in the language of dance, the language of the body, which will be understandable to the audience of any country. you have many projects, which, of course, are directly related to ballet, this includes you and ballet films, what are you working on now, what new projects, new directions might there be. will you touch on them? you know, of course we continue to film our performances, this is not just an illustration or just saving our performances on film, it is like a search for a new form, so to speak, from a form, an accessible form for the viewer who can see our ballet, you know, this is like i would say so, you know, a movie without words, but very saying a lot, you know? for example, performances, whe

it was created. and large-scale development of these territories after the establishment of catherine the great of the novorossiya governorate and the annexation of crimea led to the economic flourishing of the peninsula and the adjacent black sea and azov lands. the history of crimea and novorossiya is the best example of what spiritual and historical roots russia draws from, what made it the most powerful world state of civilization and what path did it have to take to achieve this? a look through the prism of history at the dramatic events of the 21st century, the return of crimea to russia, the struggle of the residents of the novorossiya republics for the right to preserve the traditions, language and culture of their ancestors, leaves no doubt about the justice of everything happened. this would mean that the descendants of the great reformers of the russian land lost heart and broke the covenants of their ancestors. to believe to defend their culture, traditional values ​​and faith. this is how one could briefly define this historical choice today. what the expositions of the museums of

unique flavor, and the large-scale development of these territories after the establishment of catherine the greatorossiysk province and the annexation of crimea, led to the economic flourishing of the peninsula and the adjacent black sea and azov lands. on example of the history of crimea.

the festival opened with a screening of the film catherine the great at the alexandrinsky theater. film tells the story of the path. from a princess to a powerful empress. as for the festival as a whole, it will unite 25 museum, concert spaces and venues. they will host over a hundred free events, including a light show, an exhibition, media artists, excursions, and master classes for adults and children. in exactly 5 minutes , the nevsky series will continue on ntv, but first , sports news in brief from our colleagues. from matchtv. you know what i love most of all, when your gaze lights up with this special light. to fall in love, to be surprised, to be inspired. your moscow. we swam out freebet 3,000. for all new players. get your freebet of the highest standard. match tv news time especially for ntv. in the studio of alexander lyskov. hello. in the next 5 minutes we will discuss the most striking events from the world of sports, as well as study the most interesting odds from the bookmaker winline. let's start with football. moscow torpedo is again on the way to returning to it

are now trying to deny here, as well as the fact that the city owes its appearance to empress catherine the great. december 2022, the monument that adorned the central ekaterinskaya square is removed from the pavilion. it took a long time to reach this decision, while native odessans stood up to defend the monument. ekaterinskaya square, thanks to this monument, became the most beautiful square in odessa. visiting nationalists taught atesites of the history of their own city, remember the turkish one. this is more political technology than real opposition. a conscious ukrainian, that is , an informed, so-called ukrainian, is a person who is constantly fighting with the internal muscovite and with the external muscovite. we remember, he himself, the cheerful chant on the euromaidan, who does not jump, he is a muscovite, this is a very complex dual self-awareness, which, which is not characteristic of other peoples, well, a pole does not need, conditionally , to recognize in order to understand how this can be resisted, we have encountered the fact that guys, young people... from the liberated part

16th century, what luxurious objects are around, it's not complicated. but the golden age of catherine the greatxt to the historic house is a modern building, stylized as a medieval castle, which houses an exhibition dedicated to the seven centuries of kobrin. let's take a look. museum employees sometimes call our collections a small armory chamber. indeed, this is true, and experts who know a lot about museum business always note the high quality of our collections, among which there are many. genuine relics and some things are presented in a single copy. this museum can also be called a brand of the city. feel free to include it in your tourist plan, you will not regret. where are we going next? you will not believe it, the next attraction is also associated with the famous commander. not kobrin, but suvorovograd, some, you will say. locals also joke like that. i am still a young deputy, i am still getting used to it, i always make any decision in life consciously, very often my friends and my new colleagues tell me: angelica, turn off the prosecutor, i think that i will not be able to complet

catherine the great and count orlov will tell about the most important events of that time in a language understandable to their peers, visit the palaces and parks of the museum reserve and reveal the secrets of the famous fountains. news of the regions, now the connections of the gtrk amur in studio my colleague ruslan yusupov. ruslan, hello, here in the amur region the overpass is 80% ready. hello, the construction of the overpasses in the village of novobureysk started in july last year. during this time , specialists made four supports and installed the span structures. since the soil on the site is heterogeneous, we have to take a break after the completion of the backfill. asphalting of the crossing will begin in the spring of 2025. ruslan, we are moving to the irkutsk region, there in the city i thank you for a good broadcast, and we gave an open-air concert in uskuti world-famous pianist denis matsuev, he performed at the construction site of a plant, my colleague svetlana valeeva is on the line from irkutsk. svetlana, tell me, how many people watched the performance? maria, hell

and so, under cover of night last year , catherine the great was taken out of odessa. r her, alexander suvorov. odessans do not let go of their sledgehammers. yesterday, local authorities decided dismantle another 19 monuments to pushkin, vysotsky, gorky and babel. from the quote of the presence of symbols of russian imperial policy. this is pathology, this is pure and simple pathology plus political technology. all this is done to order, under western double standards and political expediency. the same monument on dumskaya square in odessa, it is part of a complex of buildings that are protected by unesco as a world heritage, cultural, but unesco will agree that pushkin was a symbol of russian imperialism, because there is an order for this from those people who in fact, unesco finances this, the formula of the destructive equation is terribly simple, when there is no one of your own, wanting to build up from russia. they give birth to fakes, myths, extend and repaint history, encroach on what previously seemed unshakable. in the spirit of de-sovietization, the verkhov

and so, under cover of night last year, catherine the great was taken out of odessa, followed by alexanderrov. odessans do not let go of their sledgehammers. yesterday, local authorities decided. in the spirit of de-sovietization, the verkhovna rada will rename over 300 settlements in ukraine , the names of which are associated with russia. chervonograd will become sheptytsky, a new paris will appear in the odessa region, and moscow beaver in sumy region will become swan. against the backdrop of the escalation of the conflict in ukraine, kiev is consistently erasing the russian and soviet trace from its already impoverished cultural space. sferepa recklessly, without thinking about the damage he is inflicting on his own people. sofia sergieva. today, the employees of the cathedral and omon of the russian guard demonstrated real endurance, strength and endurance. they had to pass tests for the right to wear the insignia of the police special forces. they were held on the basis of training centers across the country. in the final, the special forces showed what they were capable of at the li

as putin has described, his theology is let what catherine the great said. that is his philosophy. nobody wants war, especially not me. censure censure about your intentions. i think we can have diversity in the party. that is respectful dialogue and to think everybody has to think the same, that is the problem. host: he asked about victory in the ukraine. what would you say? guest: i've talked to many and when you talk about victory in ukraine, you give them feet weapons and the sanctions against russia and russia would be crippled very quickly. host: to the board of elections in georgia, it was described as a controversial law that would require all the voting precincts to count ballots. it sounds like it has passed. guest: it is not binding. that's my understanding and i talked to someone on the board. it is our recommendation that wants them to hand count at the end of the night. host: it doesn't slow the process down? guest: to know that the count is correct, big deal. how long has it been delayed in georgia in the last several elections? when i had the last election i didn't k

catherine the great was an amazing woman who, having gone from eh , how the audience felt that we got point of cultural attraction in the city within the framework of the festival pau gazprom friends of petersburg was the mikhailovsky garden, an audiovisual performance - the other side of the palace, dedicated to the history of the garden , the heritage of russian musical culture. a team of professionals, students of creative universities and young artists created a circular walk through the garden, which with the help of audiovisual light prims immerses the viewer in different layers of the park's existence. but there is a format of an emotional walk. the creation of the performance was preceded by a lot of work over the course of t months by the cultural research laboratory. its participants studied the history of the garden from the point of view of historical layers, cultural cut, artistic value, as well as the rich heritage of russian and european musical culture. ekaterina poryadkova, one of the participants in the laboratory direction of the pau gazprom friends of st. petersbur

is an exception, a boy in the seventh grade decided to make a full-length film on his phone, catherine the greath grade. he made, i think, princess olga, no matter what the quality , but it's more than an hour of film, our master, vladimir ivanovich khatinen, was just typing. he was interested, he took it. yana and ksyusha adore russian cinema and want to make it themselves to do it, they will be playwrights. i like to express my views on the world, i like to watch people describe it, and i like to write about love, about friendship, about family. that's why i just want to tell people about it. i went to this, well , it turns out, for about three years, and only on the second try i managed to get in. i studied, my first education was secondary specialized, in construction, that's it. no, yes, it was my dream to have a film education, i also like cinema, by the way, i'm a fan of your channel, in general, current graduates are distinguished by their craving for beautiful, this year for the first time in many years the competition in the history of arts and humanities has almost tripled to 30 peopl

british elites, to deprive us of the historical achievements of our ancestors, peter the great - the baltic and catherinereat - the black sea, that's their plan. and to encircle not only here it is important to encircle not only with bases, but also so to speak, well and ... of course with certain restrictions, preserving the entire navy, aviation, and so on and so forth. for example, what did the us do in its sphere of influence with japan? these are self-defense forces, these are reduced territorial waters so that aircraft carriers can crawl between the islands. the bases on akinawa, which occupy 50%, this is really an analogy, what the americans proposed to do with japan. and in general, as if on the issue of arms limitation, well, there is nothing for it. russia has always proposed that let's live by this logic, that we will disarm, but all together, if you want a peaceful world, we are constantly offered, you leave there, you leave there, you still comply with everything, which, excuse me, takes into account completely different borders, the very ones that the soviet union had, and nato at the same

fact, our civilization is the civilization of vladimir the saint, yaroslav the wise, peter i, catherine the greatzation, and there. a civilization of traitors and losers, that's why it's doomed. we 'll continue after the commercial. no, don't. hypocritically, nato says: "you can become a member of nato as soon as you win the war." the poles will also have to make a choice, either an adequate, normal future for the country, and that's with us? volodya, well, you're a recidivist, what a nice dress, i've never seen it before, and i went in a row on purpose, i wanted him to see that you and i are fine, you and i are not fine, let's somehow come to an agreement with this woman, my dear, offer money, why is this, you understand, if they offer money, then they recognize theirs, and therefore mine, and in our yard there is an interrupted... season, sunday on the first and for love this is the best place, i accidentally ended up in crimea during the liberation of crimea, and then odessa happened, for me this is probably the beginning, when something switched, i was killed by a beautiful, big plane, i thin

image of the famous russian poet of the enlightenment era, statesman, privy councilor under catherine the great now immortalized in bronze. the eight-meter sculpture is installed in ostankino at the entrance to the museum of the estate of count shremetyev, where zhavin often came to visit him. on the pedestal are lines from the poet's poems. he went down in history as the first minister of justice of the russian empire, patriotism, legality and honesty. were the main principles of his value system? most citizens of the russian federation knows him primarily as a poet, but it seems to me that his main merit is in his state activities and he made a very bright and i would even say mind-blowing career, going from a private in the preobrazhensky regiment to the minister of justice. the old man of the state. we know everything from the school textbook from the school curriculum. the greatest poet before the pushkin era, an innovative poet, that is why my monument wanted to be made so modern, innovative. in moscow, a grandiose project to reconstruct the interchanges on the moscow ring road has been c

i think, i think i read that when, and during the time of catherine the great, there were calculationsbout how much the population of russia should be, in my opinion, by the 21st century, there were either 350 million or 400, we don’t have them, we must somehow tolerate each other, even if we have a common position of view diverges, but there are not quite, there are not radical things, we must somehow overcome this split, understanding that yes, well, each person is valuable on both sides, the more this movement to try to understand each other is, the better for all of us, because the country needs people and needs us to love each other, what are your basic principles right now, today for tomorrow? and you know, i come from a family of doctors, i, and i, too, my dad, mom, grandfather, grandmother, great-grandfather, great-grandmother, are all doctors and they... where can you help, to make it better, but at least not to make it worse than it was, this concerns the topics that i write about, and somehow in life, what i do, this is one, secondly, so that people treat themselves with lov

the openwork bell tower was built at the old believer house church of the holy great martyr catherinethe karasev estate. the church itself opened in 1872, but until the beginning of the 20th century it was a secret. until the manifesto of nicholas ii. the sorobrezhdtsy were seriously limited in their rights, in particular, they were charged more taxes. these were mainly house churches, just like this bell tower. but it did not ring for long, in 1979 year the temple was demolished. the lonely bell tower fell silent forever began to rapidly. collapse, but the belfry blossomed again, specialists restored the brickwork, restored the venetian arch , recreated decorative elements, for example, these dovetail-shaped merlon teeth , by the way, the same ones decorate the kremlin wall, and the gifts are now a paving slab, a tribute to the time when the belfry was built. anastasia makhina, timofeev aleleev, maxim gavrilets and maryana pepanyan, news. moscow has begun a competitive selection for the new season project. here is his address to society and even attached are photographs of the models

under tsar alexei mikhailovich romanov, as well as belarus and right-bank ukraine under empress catherine the great. my special joy, by the way, is that soviet poets and composers took part in that campaign, immediately entering the liberated cities with the army and writing about it. it should be especially emphasized: the liberation campaign was the first step towards restoring the territorial integrity of the country after the collapse of the russian empire. stalin then did what he lenin did not have time to do it in 1920, when the left bank up to the dnieper was taken, we did not have enough strength to go further. that was when this campaign was a holiday for our entire country. the memory of the liberation campaign is important for us in connection with its invaluable contribution to the victory in the great patriotic war. now we can only guess where and at what cost it would have been possible to stop the nazis and fascists if in 1941 they had been separated from moscow by several hundred kilometers. however, despite all the significance of the liberation campaign for our state, at the offic

john quincy, who was. 13, as his secretary to to saint petersburg, to get recognition from catherine the great. well, he was there for a year. it didn't work out. dana came. john quincy, by that time was 15, almost 16 took three months to get back. he because of his father, he most of the important people in stockholm and copenhagen and. so he tarried there and and made a lot of social contact as people of the stories society set out check the check the the birth records there and see how many children ever named john quincy. some of this got back to his sister and she kind of confronted him with it, with his escapades, heard about his his escapades. so he had. he had a colorful life. i think. and but you asked me about the election, john adams. and it's a this is a passage in a book he said in his his father is not good at governing but they were they were good at thinking governing and he said, we are one people. we are one people. and if that if that sense of community transcend everything, then the republic will not survive it will not survive. so thanks for coming. eat, drink and be marri

threatened us in the black sea, only there we had to turn not to pyotr alekseevich, but to catherine the great, when we would have been left with only navorossiysk, here is the nato sea, this sea was called swedish before peter. by the way, i seem to understand your train of thought, and what can become crimea in the baltic? we have crimea there, an unsinkable aircraft carrier in the baltic, this is kaliningrad, which, as you yourself said. to the shallow waters of the gulf of finland, will say, drowned, and since the waters are not ours, they will not let us drag these ships from there, block all our baltic ports, that is, kaliningrad, usluga, st. petersburg, usluga, vysotsk and so on, sounds quite encouraging, alexander, well, yes, but this is only half the problem, it is a trade problem, this is in relation to our trade capabilities, in fact, they have quite the opportunity and there is a desire to block ours. it makes military sense only if it is from kaliningrad to leningrad in width, otherwise it we are not defending, from kaliningrad to leningrad, you are right, from st. petersburg to k

convey to bronze the character traits of a man who spent many years in the shadow of his wife catherine the greatances of his life. he seems to have an orb in his left hand, it is not quite stable, it is ready to fall, and this symbolizes, again, his short term reign, that he lost the state. the palace near which we are, these were the only witnesses who reminded us of his stay in russia and that now here on... near the palace of peter ii the image of the emperor will appear, of course, we consider this an important and significant event. the new 102 season has opened at the mossovet theatre, a serious renewal of the repertoire is planned, from russian soviet classics to shakespeare. olga enina found out what premieres await the public. nine premieres and seven special projects will be presented to the audience in the new season of the teatassovet. with nagorodnichy performance based on the works of gogol is directed by pavel parkhomenko, andrey. promises a lot of movement, joy and love, a special project for the eightieth anniversary of the great victory, the invasion based on the play by leonid

catherine the great, her associates, today this monument that you just showed has been removed to thekyard, today it is the turn of monuments to cannons. this is what else is needed as proof that today's ukrainian state, the ukrainian regime, is no longer only refusing relations with russia, they are refusing their very roots, and history, and territories that became part of the ukrainian ussr at the behest of the bolsheviks and were never ukraine, what else is needed as proof that these people... odessa, which is a russian city and has never been any other, which was the third, sometimes the fourth most populous city in the russian empire, this is in those cases when warsaw went to the russian empire, warsaw was in third place, moscow, petersburg were in first place, then either odessa or warsaw, odessa. this is what odessa is in our history, these are great names, this is extraordinary color, it's all that we love, that we remember, that is part of ours. ukrainian is not an official language of the united nations. biden translated into russian, because popal'sya, but my congratulati

tina titus, the great general ford. senator catherine cortez masto. senator jacky rosen, who we will send back to the united states senate. [applause] thank you, everyone and all of the local leaders. it is good to be back with you. thank you. wait a minute, we also tonight have here some of the las vegas raiders, who won their game tonight. congratulations. you came right from the game. congratulations. give them applause, right? well done. in all seriousness, before i begin i want to say a few words about hurricane helene. please grab a see if you are able. i want to talk about hurricane helene for a moment. i know everyone here sends their thoughts and prayers for the folks who have been so devastated by the hurricane and the ongoing events in florida, georgia, the carolinas, and other impacted states. we know so many have been impacted. i want to thank everyone for doing everything you can. send them their thoughts, prayers, i want to thank the first responders who have done so much. we will stand with these communities for as long as it takes to m

. >> am reading robert massie's book on catherine the great. hat yore probably thinking: did she really (bleep) a horse? (tweet posts) >> jacoby: for musk, twitter was the perfect outlet. >> twitter has always been a place where you can be very honest. there were a lot of sassy comments, a lot of wit, and yeah, a lot of things that riled people up. that was literally what twitter was for. >> twitter was the free speech wing of the free speech party, and didn't have any rules. that was very much the approach when these companies were starting. >> i love twitter. (tweet posts) >> elon musk is more impetuous, more impulsive, more addicted to things than anybody i've ever seen. that's what drives him. when he gets riled up, he either tweets or plays video games. >> jacoby: musk wouldn't talk to "frontline," but biographer walter isaacson spent the past two years shadowing him. >> you know, as a kid, he was bullied on the playground. and he was a scrawny kid, so he kept getting beaten up. they'd push him down the concrete steps and bloody his face, s

century, instead of, in my opinion, it seems to me, i read that when, and during the time of catherine the greatthe population of russia should be, in my opinion by the 20th century, there were either 350 million or 400, we don't have them, we must somehow tolerate each other, even if we have a common position of view diverges, but if not completely, there are non -radical things. we must somehow overcome this split, understanding that yes, well, well, every person is valuable, and on the other hand, the more this movement is, to try to understand each other, the better for all of us, because the country needs people and needs that we loved each other, what are your basic principles now, today for tomorrow? and you know, i come from a family of doctors, i, and i, too, my dad, mom, grandfather, grandmother, great-grandfather, great-grandmother, all doctors, they the basic principle is to do no harm, both moral and ethical, yes, i understand that i, unfortunately, do not always succeed in following it, but i try, at least where possible, not to harm, where possible, where to help, here to do bette

as putin has described, his theology is let what catherine the great said. that is his philosophy. body wants war, especially not me. without the perimeter, it collapses. we have nothing in korea. i take great offense by you assuming anything about my intentions because i don't know about your intentions. i think we can have diversity in the party. that is respectful dialogue and to think everybody has to think the same, that is the problem. host: he asked about victory in the ukraine. what would you say? guest: i've talked to many and when you talk about victory in ukraine, you give them feet weapons and the sanctions against russia and russia would be crippled very quickly. host: to the board of elections in georgia, it was described as a controversial law that would require all the voting precincts to count ballots. it sounds like it has passed. guest: it is not binding. that's my understanding and i talked to someone on the board. it is our recommendation that wants them to hand count at the end of the night. host: it doesn't slow the process down? guest: to know that the count

is limited edition, but the copy was released specially by order of catherine the second, it should be noted that catherine was a greatson, well, if it was catherine the second, well, about the hand. alas, it is a fake, there are components of modern origin, i am very sorry. do you want to say anything else? you see, i, i have already held this manuscript in my hands, i personally showed it to one of my very important clients. well, and he did not buy it. that's the point, he bought it. how did it get to you? a professor brought it to me. and you did not conduct an examination, and how could i conduct an examination, if rudenko is my teacher, a world-famous scientist and a super expert, and besides, a conclusion was attached to the manuscript, and i know, that rudenko always carried out spectral analysis, this rudenko again, excuse me, i don’t understand, wait a minute, wait, and if the client bought the manuscript, how did it end up? we, we, i am absolutely sure that my client did not resell the manuscript, so we are left with only one option, that this is another copy of flash, there is an idea who could have done t

well, first of all, the collection was dedicated to catherine the second, yes, a great woman who did tion not about trends, it is a collection about meanings, today what is in the air is love for one's country, it is patriotism, these are great women who there is, because my brand and i always focus on women, and we make beautiful things for women, and i want to note... but i really wanted to make a tight jumpsuit, because she has a gorgeous figure, she is an example for many, how to take care of yourself, how to show it all, in my opinion, today the artist of our country number one is larisa close the show show the concept that... this is a great woman who does a lot for the country, and it is all very symbolic, it is all meaningful, and i believe that the task is to show beauty was a success and patriotism is such, because this is now the main task of our country in our society. for tricolor there in the comments dzhemal got a lot of flak, many comments that are now being written, this is connected with bots, in order to make these buds, inside each bud and embroidered with beads fi

the way. great book. written by catherine smith, a busy land. the gatekeeper. suffers a series of strokes and can no longer speak, and eventually has to leave the white house and go live with her sister up in boston. and fdr pays all of her medical until she dies. in 1944. and she really was one of the closest people to him, his inner circle. and then in early september, his beloved sarah becomes quite ill. fdr finds out he leaves the white house, he rushes up to hyde park. he's by side when she dies. she had been the rock on which he had built his entire career. so the next day he's his mother's room and he's sort of going through some stuff. his assistant, grace tully, comes in and hands him this box and he opens the box and there's his christening gown, the lock of his hair, his baby shoes, all these things that his mother had kept for him. and he begins to weep. and neither grace telling her anybody in his immediate circle had ever seen him emotion like this. he wore a black mourning armband for a year after her death. so he suffers these two, you know, gri