the post of general secretary and called for the self-dissolution of the central committee. then in november, yeltsin signed a decree that outlawed both communist parties. real estate of the cpsu party treasury, huge funds were transferred to the russian state. the actual ban on the communist party became one of the prerequisites for the liquidation of the ussr, but the communist party of the rsfsr was soon restored. that's what this day in history was like. mom, why do we need these letters? for a fairy tale, in the three ninth kingdom, the three tenth state. we will take on this case, it will be... an honest detective. it is clear to everyone that russia is not a gas station country. russian digital solutions to reach new heights. prospects there is. even more brutal. yes, ours are more brutal. there will be more. how exactly does the digital help? are you incomparably original?

committee of the communist party of ukraine , secretary of the central committee of the communist party of ukraine for ideology, and already a member of the politburo of the central committee of the cpsuthink, the central committee of the communist party of ukraine, and i asked him in this interview how he feels about the independent communist party of lithuania and the position of algert sabrazauskas, its leader, who withdrew the communist party of lithuania from the cpsu. and leonid makarovich u in his characteristic manner asked why, for whom i ask this question, what audience will read it. i told him that it was exclusively for audiences of foreign journalists. and they are simply interested in his position, i wouldn't be upset if he still reformulated there according to the old zeki rules of some kind, for what purpose to be interested? that's exactly how the audience will see it, i told him to a foreigner, well, it was true, i was doing an interview for a foreign correspondent audience, it was like that in the first months of the interfax agency, which then worked exclusively for a foreign audience, well, how could they not see his materials in the soviet union itself, it seems

comptium of ukraine as the secretary of the central committee of ukraine for ideology, and already a member of the politburo of the central committee of the cpsu. the central committee of the communist partyraine, and in this interview i asked him how he feels about the independent communist party of lithuania and the position of algert sabrazauskas, its leader, who led the communist party of lithuania out of the cpsu. and leonid makarovich, in his characteristic manner, asked why, for whom i ask this question, which audience will read it. i told him that this is exclusively for the audience of foreign journalists, and they are simply interested in his position, i would not i would be blown away if he was still like that. for what purpose to be interested no-no-no, it was just like that, what kind of audience would see it, and i told him to a foreigner, well, it was true, i was doing an interview for a foreign correspondent audience, it was like that in the first months of the interfax agency there , which at that time worked for a foreign audience exclusively, ugh, which did not see his material materials in the soviet union itself, it seems to me that... and here leonid kravchuk tells m

committee of the communist party of ukraine as secretary of the central committee of the communist party of ukraine for ideology and canda already a member of the politburo of the central committee of the cpsu, to me seems to be the central committee of the communist party of ukraine, and i asked him in this interview how he... feels about the independent communist party of lithuania and the position of algert sabrazauskas, it is its leader who led the communist party of lithuania to the cpsu. and leonid makarovich, in his characteristic manner, asked why, for whom i am asking this question, what audience will read it, i told him that it is exclusively the audience of foreign journalists, and they are simply interested in his position, i would not be upset if he still reformulated there according to the old zeki rules of some sort, for what purpose are they interesting? no no no no it was just like that, what kind of audience would see it, i told him to a foreigner, well, it was true, i was doing an interview for a foreign correspondent audience, it was like this... the first months there of the interfax agency, which at that time worked exclusively for a foreign audience , as they did not

of the ukrainian government, and you can talk about the resistance of the people themselves, but the ukrainian government was not homogeneous, it was so-called. the communist party of ukraine is such a piece of the cpsuf the communist party of the soviet union, and the secretariat of this party, the top of this party, they were exactly expecting this force option, and when the documents, resolutions there, then various statements were sent from moscow to ukraine, the secretariat of the communist party of ukraine supported these resolutions, unfortunately, i literally yes or no, no, but i want to hear your opinion at least yes or no, in russia in august, let it be possible in september, it doesn't matter, a putsch against putin, but an effective one is possible? i believe that it is impossible, today there are no political forces that would operate outside of this imperial ideology. today, russia is fighting for its imperialism, there are no such forces there, neither good russian nor any communist forces. or some others, they do not think about russia today, if, if the armed forces do not help, then nothing good will happen in russia will happen, as far as i understand, we need a victory on the field

about the resistance of the people themselves, but the ukrainian government does not was homogeneous, there was a so-called communist party of ukraine. this is a kind of piece of the cpsuthe communist party of the soviet union, and it is the secretariat of this party, the very top of this party, they were exactly expecting this force option, and when the documents, resolutions there, then various statements were sent from moscow to ukraine, then the secretariat of the communist party tsivaga supported ukraine, unfortunately we have time, i literally say yes or no, because there is no time, but i want to hear your opinion at least yes or no... in russia it is august, let it be september, it doesn't matter, the coup against putin, but effective, is it possible? i believe that it is impossible today that there are no political forces that would operate outside of this imperial ideology. today, russia is fighting for its imperialism, there are no such forces there, neither good russian forces, nor any communist forces or any others, they do not think. if the armed forces do not help, then nothing good will happen in russia, as far as i understand, so we need victory on the

of the russian soviet federative socialist republic boris. then in november yeltsin signed a decree which called for the central committee to dissolve itself. outlawed both communist parties. all movable and immovable property of the cpsu, the entire party treasury, huge funds were transferred to the russian state. the actual ban on the communist party became one of the prerequisites for the liquidation of the ussr, but the communist party of the rsfsr was soon restored. this is what this day in history was like. august 23 is the day of military glory of russia. august 23, 1943 ended battle of kursk. in the battle, which lasted 50 days and nights, the german army lost 500,000 soldiers, 1,500 tanks, 3,700 aircraft. units of the red army pushed the enemy back 150 km to the west and liberated kharkov. the victory in the gigantic battle of kursk completed the turning point in the great patriotic war. japan's capture of manchuria undoubtedly created a threat to the soviet far east and, at the same time , to mongolia. the khalkhin gol river region was subjected to heavy bombing, and they say that unexploded bombs are now lying somewhere in the steppe. he instantly took control of the situation. some people have probably enco

that the communist party didn't need too many jews, well, thanks to this origin, it was possible to get away from all these ee e- er... pressure, because when a member of the politburo of the cpsu tells you why you don't write a statement to the party, it's somehow difficult to say, you know, i'm an anti-communist, i'd like you to be hanged here on some kind, well, i didn't want them mixed up , these were members of the politburo, who were not like that, not cannibals, but simply ordinary officials, but i definitely never wanted to be in the same organization with them, but it means that when the woman told me this, i mean in such youthful enthusiasm that i know something that no one knows, well, that is , the three of us know, ugh i ran to stanislav gurenko, with whom i am on good terms, taking advantage of absolutely, i would say, diametrically opposed political views. and i tell him: stanislav ivanovich, and volodymyr antonovych will run for the position of deputy general secretary of the central committee of the cpsu. stanislav ivanovych says, he turned white, well, because he understood. this means when the head of the verkhovna rada of ukraine flees from ukraine a few mon

of the communist party, because on this very day boris yeltsin in moscow banned the communist party of the soviet union on the territory of russia federation, and actually between these two desires to ban the cpsu, and that was the main idea, or vice versa to do everything possible to make ukraine independent, but... with the communist rule, between these two desires had to be passed at this very moment , and the fact that ukraine did not begin to be called a republic is the result of this fear that we will not be able to declare independence in any way, to vote for it in any way, and i remember that until the last moment there were such fears, so i think , that... about independence, it will be reflected, in general, when levko lukenka wrote this first draft, which we saw this morning, there was generally a ukrainian people's republic, he wanted, and this, by the way, i think was right, to restore the ukrainian people's republic, so that we don't just say there that ukraine is independent there, the heir of the ukrainian ssr, no, yes, ugh, we are simply restoring the onr as we say, the justice of a century ago, conditionally speaking, like latvia, lithuania. year, but again, we did not have a

election as the deputy general secretary of the cpsu, i spoke publicly, it was an interview that was printed, and he spoke about the leadership of the communist partye out of open hatred, as about people who did not live up to his expectations at all, he did not hide at all that his main desire was to leave ukraine, that is, this mutual antipathy was absolutely... obviously, that means that ivashko was a representative of the moscow, if you will, party school, who saw ukraine simply as a support for moscow, for gorbachev's moscow, but not moscow, he was not one such person, another such person, was the last head of the administration of the president of the soviet union, hryhoriy rivanko, the former first secretary of the kyiv party, so it was one such group of people, the gorbachevs, who wanted ukraine to occupy a prominent place in the renewed union, and then there was stanislav. stanislav gurenko was also not going to fight for the independence of ukraine. his idea was completely different. he was going to head the cpsu. he was not going to be the executor of mikhail gorbachev's will. he believed that he would be able to take revenge, which volo

soviet-chinese interstate relations were normalized, relations between the cpsu and the communist party ofange the foreign policy of the soviet union by rapprochement with the west and the east, and he began to prepare for the normalization of relations. preparations began for gorbachev's visit to beijing, in which i participated while working in the ideological department of the central committee of the cpsu. the visit took place, the goal of the visit was formally achieved, relations were restored, but some kind of qualitative rapprochement, a frank conversation did not... happen, because by the time gorbachev arrived , student demonstrations were already in full swing on the square, at the end of the first day of my stay at the embassy there was a closed meeting in which i participated, and gorbachev already then said, some people told me that i needed to go the chinese way, this way leads to ninh square, i don’t want to have on my red square what is now on the square, this following... hello, you are welcomed by the information service of the ntv television company, this is the program

communist party will survive, because on this very day boris yeltsin in moscow banned the communist party of the soviet union on the territory of the russian federation, and in fact, between these two... desires to ban the cpsu main idea, or vice versa, to do everything possible for ukraine to become independent, but with communist rule, it was necessary to walk between these two desires at this very moment, and the fact that ukraine was not called a republic is the result of this... . fear that we will not be able to declare independence in any way , and i remember that there were such fears until the last moment, so i think that it will be reflected in the campaign for independence, in general, when levko lukenko wrote this first draft that we saw in the morning, there was a ukrainian people's republic in general, he wanted it, and by the way, i think it was right, so it is right. the ukrainian people's republic, so that we don't just say that ukraine is independent there , the heir to the ukrainian ssr, no, yes, uh, we are simply restoring onr as we say, the justice of a century ago, relatively speaking, well, how latvia, lithuania and estonia restored their state according to the constitution, which ceas

communist party of the soviet union. the council of ministers of the republic of belarus in march of the fifty -eighth year. in connection with the appeal of igor vasilyevich kurchatov to the central committee of the cpsu and the council of ministers of the ussr on the creation of scientific nuclear centers throughout the soviet union. 11 such centers were created in the country, including in belarus. the tasks set before them were the broadest, this was really a very rapid development, it was used in various fields, and by geologists and oil workers, doctors, and biologists, because that they studied the effect of radiation on the human body, on cells, even at the cellular level. but one of the main tasks is to solve the energy problem in the republic. "the republic of belarus did not have fuel resources, so at the first meetings in the central committee of the communist party of belarus, which took place, andrei kapitonovich set the task that we should use our scientific potential for, so to speak, creating nuclear energy in the republic of belarus, to provide the national economy with energy." the tasks are complex. direction new, tight deadlines, the country needed fundamentally new scientific deve