the spread and strengthening of communism is dangerous , churchel emphasized.oth britain and the usa, as countries where communism, according to him, is still in its infancy, must show strength to their former partner in the anti-hitler coalition. in the ussr this speech was considered a signal to begin cold war. churchel was then in america as a private citizen. at that time he was not prime minister. britain, and the leader of the opposition, but the speech was attended by us president harry truman, to whom churchel showed the speech on the eve and in the ussr this was considered a direct challenge. stalin responded to the speech. in an interview with the newspaper pravda, he put churchill on a par with hitler and said that in his speech he called on the west to go to war with the ussr. fortunately, the leaders of the powers then managed to show prudence. and the war between the exes remained allies for decades. on march 5, 1962 , michael roma's film 9 days of one year was released on soviet screens. the film, shot during the khrushchev thaw, became a new wor

churchel then gave several interviews in those same march days, and he was mistaken in one thing, hethat by proposing to completely openly use force methods against the russians, against the soviet union, he said: it is necessary to do it now, when he was asked why, he said, but because what they are also working on will not appear to them soon, but in about 8 years, he had. flowers, money and fire. deadly fire at the capital's flower warehouse. the fire lasted 2500 km. fire at a flower base in moscow. well, i think that indeed this statement that the world today is balancing on the brink of war is an absolutely correct statement, which absolutely corresponds to the circumstances that we see in different parts of the world, first of all in the middle east, east asia and europe, but it seems to me that there is only one question: when this war will start, it seems to me that this is the key question here, that is , either it will start, that’s how macron threatens us. today now, but literally just about now, or it will still begin after some time, in 2-3 years, because judging by the

churchel was then in america as a private citizen.the prime minister of britain, but the leader of the opposition. but the speech was attended by the president of the united states, harry truman, to whom churchel showed the speech the day before; in the ussr this was considered a direct challenge. stalin responded to the speech. in an interview with the newspaper pravda, he put churchill on a par with hitler and said that in his speech he called on the west to go to war with the ussr. fortunately, the leader of the powers. it was possible then exercise prudence, the war between the former allies remained cold for decades. on march 5, 1962 , michael roma's film 9 days of one year was released on soviet screens. the film, shot during the khrushchev thaw, became a new word in soviet cinema. this is a reflection on the meaning of life, on what a person is ready to sacrifice his personal happiness for. the heroes of the film, scientists, nuclear physicists, are the main thing for them. life is science and progress, everything else, recogni

mass , one document is interesting, it means it’s called thunder, this document was presented by churchel44 to roosevelt, in this document it stipulated what was necessary in order to influence psychologically the german people, it is necessary, means a massive bombing of cities, these could be cities of at least 200,000 people. that she lived in order to intimidate and for a psychological impact on the german people, it is interesting, then, the reaction of roosevelt, well, whom he presents to us as a peacemaker, as a man who was not as aggressive as his partner churchel, yes, that means he writes about what i understand, he says, in order to influence the german people, not nazism, the german people. we need to castrate these people so that in the future he had no desire, in short, to oppose us. when we talk about the soviet union, which also tried to do everything for the liberation of the countries of eastern europe, there were huge sacrifices among soviet soldiers, both during the liberation of belgrade and during the liberation of sofia, in general, the soviet soldier did a lot for

, winston churchel, was made. in which this is the most famous speech, which is mentioned everywhere how to conduct democratic elections that it is anglo-saxon democracy that should follow all this, well, he just forgot to mention that 17 years have not passed since they only allowed women to vote, only 18 years after his speech will racial segregation be abolished, yes and a negro, or a negro race... they will decide to take part in voting in elections, then it comes about nuclear weapons, a very interesting report, what a blessing that the united states today has nuclear weapons, it didn’t get it to the communists, because otherwise there was a threat, again double standards about what, not even a year had passed since this kheroshima and nagasaki had just been destroyed, and this was the only thing when these nuclear weapons were used, then everything is constantly talked about, the speech is known what, these are iron again with... what did it all come down to, to the fact that it was precisely that, precisely racial superiority, that everything was with muscles, yes, and most im

churchel, winston churchel, in which this is the most famous speech, which is everywhere in classicalocratic elections, that it is anglo-saxon democracy. must follow all this, well, at the same time, he just forgot to mention that 17 years had not passed since they only allowed women to vote, only 18 years after his speech would racial segregation be abolished, and blacks, well, or races of the black race would be allowed take part in voting in elections, then there is about nuclear weapons, a very interesting report that what a blessing that the united states has nuclear weapons today; it did not go to the communists, because otherwise there was a threat, again. double standards about what? not even a year has passed since they just destroyed this kheroshima nagasaki, and this was the only time when these nuclear weapons were used, then everything is constantly talked about, it is known what, this is an iron curtain for flexing muscles, yes, and most importantly, everywhere , what it all boiled down to was that it was precisely this racial superiority that the anglo-saxons should do

churchel, in which this is the most famous speech, which is written about everywhere in classical textbooksut democratic elections. that it was anglo-saxon democracy that should follow all this, well, he forgot to just mention that not even 17 years had passed since they only allowed women to vote, only 18 years after his speech would racial segregation be abolished, and even blacks , well, or the black race will be allowed to take part in voting in elections, then it comes about nuclear weapons, a very interesting report, what a blessing that the united states has nuclear weapons today, it didn’t get it communist because otherwise there was a threat, double standards again, what are we talking about? not even a year has passed since they just destroyed this cheroshima nagasaki, and this was the only time when these nuclear weapons were used. then everything is constantly talked about, it’s known what, it’s an iron rein with muscle flexing, and well, the most important thing everywhere, what it all boiled down to was that it was precisely racial superiority, that all this should be done by

march, well, today is march 6, yes, 78 years ago the fulton speech of churchel, winston churchel, washere, and so on, what was said there, well, the first one was about how to conduct it correctly. where it is located, only for some reason it is getting closer and closer to us, and we they are forced to return it to us in order to protect themselves, and as for the elections , look, they came up with this election system, they imposed it on us, they have this kind of gold standard, which they store somewhere, but they don’t tell anyone about it, and today they already allow us to admit or not recognize all this, but what should we do in these conditions, keeping the gunpowder dry is clear, there should be no trust in the anglo-saxons , of course. maybe see what the experience was there is in china, what kind of experience there is, for example , it was in the soviet union, the same with the presidential elections, with everything else, to get away from these gold standards that are being imposed on us by this west today, and the most important thing is what the head of state said in h

course, there is also an ethical factor, but it is known that during the second world war, i think churchelose... people who will be the first to use it, although it was, but the second world war is a good example, when different sides had weapons of mass destruction, but they were not used a lot, mutual restraint was maintained in the use of chemical weapons, fear of retaliation certainly plays a big role, there is certainly doubt about the expediency, to what extent this will really have some practical effect, but probably another question... that artificial intelligence, give it free rein, is ready to easily use nuclear weapons, it turns out that there can be no moral restrictions. at the end of january, the bulletin of atomic scientists, an association founded in '45 by oppenheimer, einstein and other prominent scientists, moved the hands of the doomsday clock to 90 seconds to midnight, showing that humanity was closer than ever to... an apolypse, caused by the turbulent the growth of breakthrough artificial intelligence technologies, which today are actively used for military purposes.

they were brought together into the united nations on the initiative of stalin, rooseville and churchel, the borders no longer change, which means they are under the sun, all their criteria and all their laws, international law are being kicked. this was already the second nato operation. the west actively helped the muslim bosnians; back in 1995, they began to carry out the first bomb attacks on serbian positions in their cities. we wanted to see what the reaction would be. and in general it was the prologue of ninety in the ninth year, when there were already massive bombings of, in fact, a european country. the russians held the line in bosnia on mount headline. we are gathering at the position of the volunteer detachment, do you remember how we sat in ambush, i remember you, i think you were there too, yes, there is still snow in the mountains , the old niva is slipping, we can’t get through, the car, the fan turned on, it’s better to go on foot, let’s go , further a few kilometers. on this mountain you can still find traces of those fierce battles, for example, a spent container fr

meaning of your existence now is to serve those who are intellectually superior to you. so roosevelt, churchel i’ll hang stalin too, and lis, for the quorum, well, what are you making up, and if you calm down, i’ll hang you. oh, that’s it, oh, what a christmas tree, zoya won’t come, i called her at the hospital, he lied to them, but he always lied to them, the sky wipes after every patient, and the ghoul, the ghoul came and ran away, immediately she is on duty with her comrades at roof, on the roof, with her comrades, zoya was indelicate with her, the girl stumbled, and here we are... now we’re the only ones to be delicate, throw it on the ass and that’s it, we catch it, drag her, drag her, the next one, get ready, now it’s yours, listen, i’ve long wanted to ask you, utkin, these are these eight what, serious or what? sutkinova? i don’t know, he keeps taking me for a little girl, taunting me, teasing me, and it infuriates me, i know what to do, listen, at least you didn’t kiss, but the cheek, the lips? and how ticklish, oh well, i have to go, i’ll go change, the duck invited me for the new yea

if a year earlier in fulton , winston churchel called for a cold war, now truman translated this policyms. formally. quote: to support free peoples in their struggle against armed minorities or against enslavement carried out through external pressure. but it’s realistic to interfere in the internal affairs of any country if it meets the interests of the united states. then the president asked the congressmen and received 400. base in inderzhi, where nuclear weapons were placed, and after 5 years greece and turkey were admitted to nato. the truman doctrine became the starting point for the us course towards global confrontation with the soviet union, which more than once brought the world to the brink of world war iii. march 12 , 1999 is considered the first stage of nato expansion after the end of the cold war. on this day, poland, hungary and the czech republic became members of the alliance. some of... the most developed countries of the former eastern bloc, with the most combat-ready armies. the us and nato leadership took this step in defiance of promises that were given to the sov

churchel’s idea about the soft underbelly of europe, about starting, therefore, a second front from thetion at the negotiations in tehran in 1943, it became clear that bulgaria definitely fell under, so to speak, the sphere of influence of the soviet union, which is why these cities were chosen. sofia was bombed very heavily. judging by these documents, they concerned precisely germany, in 1944 these nuclear bombings of germany were already planned, the dates were determined, this is important to keep in mind, i don’t know why this topic is not touched upon, here, the dates were determined by the offensive of the red army, just imagine if the red army slowed down the pace of this offensive, if , say, it would have been ... not in may of forty-five, but the bomb was tested in july, and let's say, the surrender of germany was in september, the americans would not have stopped, they would have plans to strike. when the soviet the army approached the borders of eastern europe, carpet bombing of all these capitals of large cities in eastern europe began, that is, this was the goal set to int

this is chubais, yeah, the current european leaders are not at all better than cherchel, because churcheldership qualities, but current european leaders are quite amorphous and are incapable of making decisions without orders from washington already final. we will see, they still have time, they sometimes change, if they change as part of this process, the better for us, most likely they will change as a result of the process of internal decolonization and completion. the decisive defeat of europe by the ukronazis will determine the behavior of all neighbors, but if we are distracted by trying to take on everything now, then we may just lose this concentration, there is no need to be distracted , this is the big question, that is , can we afford it? i have no answer, i don't i claim to have the president’s strategic political mind, which is exactly what you’re talking about. i would say more, i would now generally pay attention and speak with our people, with praise and honor to our volunteers, that is, the more volunteers now go to complete this ukranazi, to finish off this ukranazi verm

well, today is march 6 and 78 years ago the fulton song sounded churchill's speech, winston churchel'shis is the most famous speech, which is everywhere in classical textbooks. already a very interesting report that what a blessing that the united states has nuclear weapons today, it didn’t go to the communists, because otherwise there were threats, again double standards about what, not even a year has passed since both nagasaki and nagasaki just slammed this cheroshima this was the only thing when these nuclear weapons were used, then everything is constantly talked about, it is known what, this is an iron curtain, a game muscles, yes, and the most important thing everywhere, what it all boiled down to is what exactly... to that particular racial superiority, that the anglo-saxons should do all this by uniting with each other, and what has changed today, the iron curtain, please , who closes it, checkpoints, air traffic, and so on at our borders. as for flexing muscles, well, look at what is happening today along our state borders, yes, more than 90 thousand, today already over a hun

on the fronts of the second world war, it did not manifest itself in any way, but, however, when churchel’s of europe, about starting, that means... a second front from the balkans, it did not come true thanks to.

rader kipling spoke about these events and dedicated his novel “young winson churchel” to them.he british army. correspondent on march 13, 1898 , the first congress of the russian social democratic labor party of the rsdlp, the same one that stood at the helm of the october revolution, opened in minsk. the initiative belonged to lenin, who at that time was in exile to the st. petersburg union of struggle for the liberation of the working class, which he created. nine delegates gathered at the apartment of railway worker pavel rumyantsev for secrecy. they opened a festive table and set it up like the owner’s wife’s birthday. the significance of this congress is often underestimated. neither the program nor the charter were adopted, and soon the participants were completely captured and the entire movement was subjected to repression. nevertheless, it was this congress that realized the idea of ​​the unity of social democracy and gave the party its name formulated its goals in a manifesto. it was said about the historical mission of the proletariat, the overthrow of the autocracy

emmanuel macron, not napoleon, definitely not churchel.e french are falling in rage, which means pr is needed like air, while europe is miles away for the eu lacks 65 billion euros in achieving nato defense spending targets, and this is only per year, sources say to the financial times. at the same time , ardent russophobes, belgium, spain, italy have the highest level of debt and budget deficit throughout the eurozone. but the anti-rating is, of course, led by germany. in these states there is only one real way to improve the situation: simply cut costs in others. i am not prescribed what to eat, how to pay , want to live in a state in which i have my own housing, how to drive a car, and the only freedom they leave me is that every year i can change my gender, and if this is germany, then i need to run away from here, they say the situation is not easy, especially given the massive farmer protests and the growing spending of the alliance to help ukraine, kiev will rob europe and save the situation. only savings , assistance to the armed f

churchel, he was a war correspondent in the british army.898 , the first congress of the russian the social democratic labor party of the rsdlp, the same one that stood at the helm of the october revolution. the initiative belonged to lenin, who at that time was in exile , the st. petersburg union of struggle for the liberation of the working class, which he created. nine delegates gathered in the apartment. the significance of this congress is often underestimated, neither programs nor statutes were adopted, soon the participants were completely captured, the entire movement was subjected to repression, nevertheless, it was this congress that realized the idea of ​​​​the unity of social democracy, gave the party a name and formulated its goals in manifesto, it was said about the historical mission of the proletariat, the overthrow... on march 13, 1970, kgb chairman yuri andropov suggested that leonid brezhnev destroy the remains of adolf hitler, joseph goebbels and... hitler and his wife eva braun committed suicide on april 30, 1945, and go

if a year earlier in fulton , winston churchel called for a cold war, now truman translated this policynto practical terms. formally, quote. to support free peoples in their struggle against armed minorities or against enslavement carried out through external pressure. but it’s realistic to interfere in internal affairs of any country, if this is the case. interests of the united states. then the president asked congressmen and received $400 million to fight the left in greece, which was destroyed as a result. and for the modernization, as was said, of turkey, in order to threaten the soviet union from there. an american military base was created there in incerlik, where nuclear weapons were stationed, and 5 years later greece and turkey were admitted to nato. the truman doctrine became the starting point of the us course towards global confrontation. with the soviet union, which has repeatedly put the world is on the brink of world war iii. march 12 , 199 is considered the first stage of nato expansion after the end of the cold war. on this day, poland, hungary and the czech republic,

since the time of churchel, the ideologists of imperialism have not ceased to claim that the communists split europe, but the truth is different, it was not the socialist countries that laid the foundation for the political split of europe into two opposing blocs, if anyone in the west has forgotten about this, let me remind you that the warsaw pact with... 6 years after the creation of the aggressive nato bloc. the anthems of the soviet union and the german demon were sung. the task we have now undertaken will not require little effort. but we have confidence. finally arrange a simple world myself. every people, every country. our peoples will rise to the occasion, so what? good afternoon. excuse me, brother, could you help me? is there something wrong with the lock? i can't open the door. it looks like there is dirt in the lock, look for yourself, you need to call a locksmith, try to clean it. you saved me, come in for coffee, sorry, another time, i'm in a hurry, thank you, goodbye. your trick with the garbage in the castle worked, great, what's next? i need to find a computer special

i’m not there now, i understand, they’ll bring a napkin, and we’re like the times of stalin and churcheln our strategic weapons, our security is simple, the americans, if you want detente, everyone is going to hell, the united states has withdrawn all its weapons, in europe we will figure it out ourselves. proposes to the united states of america, this is essentially linking this with strategic arms control, with serious american concessions in other areas, this again reminds me of the first one to say détente when the americans tried to link, so to speak, negotiations on strategic weapons with soviet concessions in vietnam to the americans. this is how it seems to me, regarding dialogue with the united states, moscow will adhere to the point of view that negotiations on strategic offensive weapons alone, so to speak, do not solve problems in russian-american relations, well, a few months before the elections , with whom should we talk, no, there is no one now, so those are the people who they even offer any negotiations, it is not a fact that they will take place. the most problems, but

dressing room where the future mother barely managed to reach after a stormy round of the waltz winston churchels built in this city under maria theresa, joseph gaidon gave concerts here, now the palace has become the residence of the president of the independent state, bratislava, that’s right , a century and a half ago, one and a half, the auction was again thousands from victor, seven from alexey, 17-100 you have 700. attention question: in 1874, the american joseph glinden received a patent for this invention, which made life easier for cattle breeders all over the world . so, well, i heard about such a story that in order for scott not to run away anywhere, the space could be limited by barbed wire. that's right, barbed wire. so, one and a half crimes. it's a cat in the bag, victor has a thousand, alexey has 700, you have 2400, who cares, well, fourth went to victor, victor, a theme from the life of rabbits, 300 or one and a half, one and a half, of course , attention to the screen, this vegetable is still closed from you, for the dog it’s more of a toy than food, here’s for the rabbit, sof

india, what, what did churchel look at, carefully, at the one asking the question, said, the state, stopnot, that's the same thing he had the state, along with belarus, is a co-founder of the un, and he turned it all into territory, it’s scary, because it’s not that people are in an altered psychophysical state, they will come out after some time. the scary thing is that the prospects of the state have been destroyed. do you think that ukraine will cease to exist as a state? mean by the concept of the ukrainian state? in the end, excuse me, there is a belarusian rada in exile, churvila, she’s beautiful there, how old is she 94 years old, she also considers herself, excuse me, a representative of the belarusian authorities, well, that is, will ukraine be a subject of politics, or will it still be like we are now, let’s conditionally, let’s say yes, now we can dream up, a simple option, yes, poland takes the eastern part, golicia and volyn, romania takes it. the chernovidsky region, in the end, was donated by the fuhrer of the great german reich adolfovich hitler. ukraine may exist, for ex

assesses the prospects of the state of india , what, what did churchel look at, carefully , at the one asking the question, said, state, stop it, this is a territory, this is not, that ’s the same thing, he had a state, along with belarus, a co-founder of the un , and he turned it all into territory, it’s scary, because it’s not that people are in an altered psychophysical state, they will come out... after some time, the scary thing is that the prospects of the state have been destroyed, you think that ukraine will cease to exist as a state exist? but no, you see, look what is meant by the concept of the ukrainian state, after all, excuse me, there is a belarusian rada in exile, churvila, she’s beautiful there, she’s 94 years old, she also considers herself, excuse me, a representative of the belarusian government , well, that is, will ukraine be a subject of politics, or will it still be... subjective, well, even monaco is politically subjective, another question is that to what extent this state will be a state as such, and not a bandustan, because let’s let’s not forget, we don’t c

the role of france is to be the nerve of war, what churchel called the nerve of war. transfer everything to ukraine necessary to strengthen its defense capability, on the other hand, to promote de-escalation. we need to achieve a permanent, sustainable, just peace. and if putin wants to offer something, i will listen to his proposal, but it must be said that the only negotiations are the negotiations that the heads of the two countries enter into. that for us ukraine is an existential question, if you lose this war, we will not be able to have any european security, so we must prepare for all possible scenarios, we need to convince all european countries should build their own defense policy. by the way, the ministry of foreign affairs of the fifth republic has already stated that it seems to them that the elections in russia are not democratic enough, about the same thing. they announced at this moment in london, cameron said that he did not consider the elections legitimate, berlin took a similar position, president steinmeier said that he would not send a congratul

yes, march 5, well, today is 6 march, yes, 78 years ago, the fulton speech of churchill, winston churchelhere , and so on, what was said there, well, the first one was said about how to correctly hold democratic elections that it is anglo-saxon democracy that should follow all this, well, he just forgot to mention that not even 17 years have passed since they just... took part in voting in elections, then he goes on about nuclear weapons , a very interesting report that it’s fortunate that the united states has nuclear weapons today; the communists didn’t get it, because otherwise there was a threat, again double standards, about which, not even a year has passed since this kheroshima and nagasaki were just destroyed. and this was the only thing when these nuclear weapons were used, then everything is constantly talked about, it is known what, these are iron again with the flexing of muscles, and well, and the most important thing everywhere is what it all boiled down to is that it is precisely this racial superiority, that all this should be done by the anglo-saxons, uniting with each ot

even churchel cannot do more than what he is doing, otherwise he will not be in power tomorrow.eless, in 1922, wrangel moved from constantinople with his headquarters to yugoslavia, where he laid the foundation for the anti-soviet white movement, more precisely, as will become clear, closer to the second world war. not only anti-soviet, but for the most part anti-russian, because in 1941 a russian security corps, staffed by emigrants, was created on the territory of nazi-occupied yugoslavia. including general mikhail skorodumov, this is what he wrote about that year. i turned to the chief of staff of the german commander-in-chief in the southeast, colonel keves. the colonel, on behalf of the commander-in-chief, suggested that i immediately give the order to all russian emigrants capable of carrying weapons to join german regiments in their locations. to this i replied that i could not give such an order, since whites, as political migrants, could only fight against the bolsheviks by joining german regiments that could be transferred to other fronts. russians... will be forced to

since the time of churchel, the ideologists of imperialism have not ceased to claim that the communistse foundation for the political split of europe into two opposing blocs. if anyone in the west has forgotten about this, let me remind you. the warsaw pact was signed 6 years after the creation of the aggressive nato bloc. the anthems of the soviet union and germany were played.

stalin, roosevelt and churchel. why in tahran? and how can we not remember what everything is?at there was persia, remember that soviet and british troops had already been sent there, everyone knew that tahran was full of spies, why tahran was chosen, this and much more is very interestingly told in konstantin’s book semenova, tageran 43, a meeting that determined the course of history. the book is great published, illustrated, and it was very interesting to read. this book has a strange name: wild cities, author pavel boev and dmitry burenko, and it was illustrated by mina milk, but this is not about the fact that something wild is found there in cities, no, although it happens, but still this is not the rule, it’s about the climate, about landscapes, about what animals live near cities, a very interesting book, it has seven scientific reviewers, imagine, that is, everything is based on science, everything is to the point. well, for example, a tangerine, a tangerine is not a small fruit, and an elf's bowl is not glass, this is a mushroom that can be seen even in the parks of m

churchel said, do not rush to believe rumors until they are refuted.where the ears were sticking out. therefore, for us, probably for the mass of people, it is completely obvious who committed, who prepared this crime. but it will still be confirmed, i think, in the results, as a result of investigative actions. and naturally there is no alternative for us, because in principle , where is isis, where are we, that we are very oppressive, our local ethnic population who came here, of course, no, on the contrary, they are in very comfortable conditions, i know where graves, now we are oppressing burkina fasso, well, yes, so, of course, today we can say with complete confidence who prepared this crime, we were warned for a long time, we were threatened for a long time, we... and the previous terrorist attacks, starting there from the times of budenovsk, kokizlyar, koshirka, guryanov , i looked, for the first time, probably in recent history, such a terrorist attack, a terrible terrorist attack, was committed by a small group of people who were directly inv

if we talk about devices , we need to remember how churchel declared after world war ii radar was a gift from the anglo-saxons to world culture, and how it was immediately refuted by the american magazine look, no, the russians developed everything a few days before the british, and the first use of radars is critical. situations - these are hitler's discovered falsifications. the radar saved moscow in july '41. if we talk about politics, everyone understands that the one who wins is the one who wins. who not only sees the threat, but calculates the way out. this allows you to be guaranteed to live and build according to a plan drawn up in advance, that is, with a long planning horizon. this is exactly what putin explains when he addresses the federal assembly. and this is not just a report on what has been done or a promise for the future. this is a programmatic speech, with a methodical explanation of where it is going. from our soldiers, officers, volunteers, all military personnel who are now fighting at the front, from the courage, from the courage and determination of our comrades

winston churchel even called it the first world war.pe, the russian army won two thunderclaps. victory over prussian troops. in august 1757 in the battle of gross-egersdorf, and 2 years later at the battle of kunersdorf. in january 1758, russian troops took könecksberg. it was then that , together with all the residents of the city, professor at the university of koenecksberg, philosopher immanuel kahn swore allegiance to empress elizabeth petrovna. for the new lands , a special silver coin was minted with the inscription elizabeth queen of prussia. finally in 1760. the russian-austrian detachment occupied berlin; undoubted successes were paid at a high price. the russian army lost in battles the seven-year war, according to various estimates, from 60 to 138 thousand people. despite this, having come to power after the death of elizabeth petrovna, peter ii renounced all territorial conquests. but her relationship with her husband did not work out, and elizaveta petrovna was most worried about the fact that the grand ducal couple had no

from here, let's get out of here, i'm a captain who cheated a murderer, and i'm winston churchel, i'mell, someone sergei ivanchuk, by the way he worked as a driver on the ambulance that took pavel from the scene of the accident, well, it turns out, if you can say so, he had access to the body, and previously he was a sapper, an explosives specialist , nestilov, where were you in the pigsty, vakhank, blocked the display, without you sickening, it’s right to speak from you. you stink so much that we're about to throw up. lyosha, calm down, i'm leaving now, i'm just going to change my shoes, i don't understand, what is this? well, someone did this? it's not me, i even know who it is. is that nasty dog ​​here again? no, the dog is here. it wasn’t, who did the shit then? who am i, i shit myself, and wool mine, i’m wearing gnizdilov’s shoes too, you, you, me , that’s it, i, blame me, happy that everyone is so overexcited, their nerves need to be treated. yes, lyoshik, you’re a little out of time, we’re cold here. did you infiltrate the venture? no, no, he himself is not here, i don’t know,

coalition. with the british, strikes on belgorod and kursk, this is also practically a reminder of how churchelst the bolsheviks, don’t feel sorry for the barbarians, it hit the ninth floor, it’s terrible, just arriving on the ninth floor, courtyard on the boulevard of youth one of several points of belgorod night shelling on wednesday, the sleeping city was attacked three times in an hour. most of the targets were shot down while approaching the city, but some of the shells fell on its southern outskirts, so they hit one of the parked cars, this is a crater from an explosion in the courtyard of the gymnasium, one of the shells pierced the roof of a high-rise building and ended up in an apartment. there was a missile danger five times a day, sometimes three, sometimes four, sometimes twice, very scary. so the shelling, where it almost does not subside, the signal looks like a city after 3 weeks of continuous air raid. this is a video from city surveillance cameras: like this, several times a day people go down into underground passages, stop cars, run out of buses in order to take refuge in saf

quarreled with the usa, the ussr, and germany would have disappeared. on the side of the usa and japan, churchelthe so -called grandfather, like you, is completely they rightly noted that it did not happen in 1943, when it was supposed to happen, although there had been talk about it since 1941, but it happened on july 6 of 1940, and the most interesting thing is that it was the american influence, the french. who were on the territory of their country, in their native normandy, general de gaulle vaguely knew that this would happen on july 6, that’s how the americans didn’t give a damn about them, but this is just terrible arrogance, well, arrogance yes and no, in fact arrogance and pragmatism still, here i still agree with kirovna, look, let’s remember where we started, about the fact that... well, what do sulivan’s words mean, what do the words mean , including there, i don’t know, linda thomas greenfield , look, the other day seymour hirsch , an american journalist, was here , i should probably say once again that he is a pulitzer prize winner precisely for, so to speak, as an investigator, w