i mean, as he put it at one point, yes, czechoslovakia. and we at the time being, we share common enemies, that is all. in fact, the soviet risk bonds to munich. it's quite interesting. we've all been told about munich ad nauseam. every time a tv talking head waxes, gop litical rally. oh, munich, munich minute we have to stand up to aggression. munich, munich, munich. we cannot have appeasement. how did the soviets respond to munich? they cackle old. i mean, pretty much literally. you can actually hear the cackling in the prov, the headline about how poland is digging a grave for her own independence in poland. munich. interesting. everyone forgets this part to. but in fact poland after nazi germany, adolph hitler made their claim is on the sedate land because of the german population there. pola also made her own push into czech territory, along with hungary and they carved up czechoslovakia together, poland in nazi germany, everyone forgets thisoo, who actually effectively allied between 1934 and 1939, the soviets and this is stalin. he'

they had no way of actually helping czechoslovakia in 1938 if they wanted. they could've mobilized troops near the border but this is all based on a false or miss in the -- a false premise. it was that the soviets saw the world the same way that the western democracies did. of course not. as he put it at one point yes -- we share common enemies, that is all. in fact, the soviet responded to munich is interesting. we have all been told about munich attanasio. but how did the soviets responded to munich? they cackled, pretty much literally. you could hear the cackling in the headline about how poland is digging a grave for her own independence. poland? munich? interesting. everyone forget this part too. but poland, after germany, i do not think -- because of the german population. poland made her own push into czechoslovakian territory along with hungry and they carved up czechoslovakia together. poland and germany were effectively allied between 1934 and 1939. the soviets and stalin, he is already thinking ahead. he realizes that by setting a precedent by ove

czechoslovakia? yeah, czechoslovakia. and rather well, we tired. you know, they call the infantry the queen of battle on. ask me, why wouldn't those guys look pretty? would you? oh, i'm not ready. but they are real men. all do their job. but i.

in 1942, on the route charamshava kavysk-pinsk, from czechoslovakia geta terezinstat, three echelonsvichy. these people, from trains, have traveled to vaukavysk among passenger carriers. then, at vaukavysk, the berries were already placed in the warehouses, which had been buried in mystery. the gata were the main intellectuals. urachi, mentors. bankers, people who were engaged in business, engaged in creative creativity, and all of them were given here by the baranavichy, the leading jewish tortured nazis: there were not only belarusian, but also german, austrian, chykhaslavakian jews, but also on i just can’t remember the chat. all the saints believed, on their way to produce terary, where you can guess the game , practice, just live, and above the bright future crashed here, you urochychy, here the forest of people came from the fall. trouble, even everything was ready for reprisals. there are several dams from the kaldycha concentration camp, and they were dug for Čehaslavakaў dzve pits rava. finally, the connection between the foreign countries and the main two measures: the act

the czechoslovakia in story. a good example. subversion in action. the great liberals statesman eduard bensch. after seven years of wartime exiled, is unanimously elected president. the second czechoslovak republic by the constituent assembly. but communists, a militant handful, the formation of a coalition government and proceed to split and then wreck opposition to emerge the leading party in the cabinet under premier gottwald a meeting of the communist dominated federation of labor is taking place the reds infiltrate the army and the trade unions and gottwald, the anti-communist members of his. zappa, touts key chairmen of the general confederation of labor demands a general strike. the delegates vote to committee, have the courage to abstain. which stops. czechoslovakia paralyzed freedom as spanish is forced to accept the resignation of the last anti-communist in the cabinet. and then he too resigns. foreign minister jan, a great patriot, still has illusions that to us the so-called people and i personally claim membership in that great mass of t

was still a front-line soldier, he knew what he was talking about, and when the troops entered czechoslovakiall, there was practically no armed resistance, there was well, it’s impossible to fight a waterfall, that’s right, when there were five czechoslovak tanks at every intersection in the 1960s, and secondly , this is the explanation that now prevents modern russia from doing this, they don’t have 25 divisions, which they can move somewhere because all these 25 divisions regularly are being destroyed in ukraine and will be destroyed in the future, and this is why ukraine should be helped so that these 20. five divisions will never be in russia and in the future, and that all their dreams literally stop at the fact that they are very far from kyiv. something pyotr pavel is a czech, a czech, he was talking all the time there, put weapons, put weapons , give more, give more, and now, you know, something somehow it’s not very good, now you ’re all bastards that's what he says, everything starts to say, but little to big, only a question it's only a matter of time, the beginning tells nobody on

was still a front-line soldier, he knew what he was talking about, and when the troops entered czechoslovakianks each, this is a different approach, again, now , as for the ukrainian side, you can develop whatever plans you want, you can write on paper whatever, as they say, your heart desires, it’s another matter how these plans, they will be filled with personnel, weapons, military equipment, and other material resources, in fact , without this... it is impossible to fight, but by and large, zelensky again said: “we have plans for this year to next" yes, the whole implementation of your plans depends on only one thing: whether big brother will give you weapons and military equipment or not , only the success of your actions will depend on this, and as for big brother, he is, by and large, well, let’s say figuratively, in the fire of the ukrainian armed resistance lays down a log, and even then once a month, and even then the log is not the thickest, with such, with such supplies of military equipment, there is a chance for military success, i would say, not that there are very few, there ar

main tasks of this organization, further creation support, oppositionists in poland, hungary, czechoslovakiahich means that havel is a product of usaid, and as for, say, cuba, honduras, that is, such an underbelly of the united states of america, latin america, here this organization felt themselves very freely, each country had at least several dozen programs that were aimed at ensuring that these countries did not change their pro-american course of development. even during the cold war, in general, then the situation could somewhere it was clearer and more transparent than now, everyone understood that... such projects , of course, are closely connected with the cia in the united states of america and perhaps they solved humanitarian problems, but to that extent only in those countries which were of particular interest to the united states of america. during the collapse of the soviet union, it became commonplace when, as part of expert groups , as part of humanitarian, that is, missions, a huge number of cia employees came to us, and not only to us, but throughout the whole world, under

the active assistance of great britain and france, the germans and poles tore apart sovereign czechoslovakia. these seizures did not in any way affect the friendly rapprochement between berlin and helsinki. in june 1939, the head of german military intelligence secretly visited finland; he inspected military installations along the soviet border, where demonstrations were held especially for him. artillery firing. at this time , the finnish border was only 32 km from the center of leningrad. realizing what this meant in the event of an upcoming war, stalin suggested that the finnish leadership discuss whether the choice would remain finnish and half of ladoga would be finnish. moreover, for this small territory, we transferred territory twice as large in area in north korea and in response to finnish remarks, stalin uttered the famous phrase: there is such a word as geography, we are not afraid of you, you will not attack, but yours territory as a springboard germany can use. and what is 32 km, this is one throw and leningrad would have been captured, the task was to adjust it. the winter wa

active assistance of great britain and france, the germans and poles... tore apart sovereign czechoslovakiany way affect the friendly rapprochement between berlin and helsinki.

czechoslovakia is paralyzed. freedom dies as the resignation of the last communist in the cabinet is excepted. foreign minister bowser, a great patriot, still has allusions. >> it's up to a so-called little people and i personally, probably claim ambition and that great mass of thinking. join us. let's criticize together. let's make suggestions together. let's insist on being heard, and actions are bound to follow. >> two weeks after the takeover of czechoslovakia, maza rick is dead, allegedly a suicide. to divert attention from his next move, stalin orders violence in south america. in bogota, colombia, colombia's most popular political leader is murdered. communist handbills printed in advance blame the murder on the government. within 24 hours, 1000 dead, 136 major buildings destroyed, the results of the communist insight did riot. unexpectedly, stolen blacks access routes to berlin. stalin conveniently puts aside his solemn promise during world war two for free access. this time, however, the united states st

the poles tore apart sovereign czechoslovakia. these seizures did not in any way affect the friendly rapprochement between berlin and helsinki. in june 1939, the head of german military intelligence, admiral canaris, secretly visited finland. the visit resulted in the signing of an agreement on the opening of an intelligence center on finnish territory. advera. following him, the chief of the general staff of the german ground forces, colonel general halder, came to finland. he inspected military installations along the soviet border, where demonstrations were held especially for him. artillery firing. at this time, the finnish border was only 32 km from the center. leningrad, understanding what this threatens in the event of an upcoming war, stalin invited the finnish leadership to discuss a possible exchange of territories, here it must be borne in mind that when negotiations were underway, because stalin, molttov wanted it, the choice would have remained finnish and half of ladaga would have been finnish. moreover, for this sma

active assistance of great britain and france, the germans tore the poles into pieces sovereign czechoslovakiaed in the signing of an agreement on the opening of the advera intelligence center on finnish territory. following him, the chief of the general staff of the german ground forces, colonel general halder, came to finland. he inspected military installations along the soviet border, where they held special inspections for him. demonstration artillery of strelingrad. realizing what this meant in the event of an upcoming war, stalin invited the finnish leadership to discuss a possible exchange of territories. here you need keep in mind that when the negotiations were going on, because stalin could

almost all the velvet revolutions, by the way, the name of the velvet revolution came from czechoslovakiayes, from vaclav havel, and so they were sponsored through this agency and financed. the largest opposition political movement in poland, solidarity was created and funded through programs through the agency for international development. in russia, the activities of this organization took place from 91 to 2012, during this period money was spent at 2.5 billion dollars for holding. a wide variety of programs, including active anti-russian events in chechnya, during the first and second... and it is interesting that they receive only half of the entire foreign policy budget for the next financial year, planned to be $32 billion out of the $64 billion state department budget. no one spares money, here they financed the helsinki group, a memorial, some things related to khodorkovsky, navalny, but last year they were deprived of accreditation there according to mead’s statement, but they funding has not stopped, they finance through other organizations, let’s say, non-profits, the same org

valentina petrovna went to the front in 1942, liberated ukraine and czechoslovakia, celebrated victoryand was awarded the order of the red star. after the war, she worked all her life as a music teacher at a pedagogical school. today, despite her venerable age, valentina baranova is still in service and is engaged in the patriotic education of youth. i'm an optimist by nature, although in my... in my life there were a lot of dramatic, even tragic moments, but you should never hold back all your feelings. with it on our faces, let our hearts worry about it, let our nerves keep it to ourselves, and we must live together with the people, with the time in which we live, today the birthday girls were honored in grodno, words of congratulations and gratitude were heard from representatives of local authorities , public organizations, just citizens, for whom valentina baranova is an example of courage and perseverance. from everyday products. for a healthy lifestyle to gourmet delicacies, the largest food exhibition in belarus, the prodexpot fair , will open its doors for the twenty-ninth tim

active assistance of great britain and france, the germans and the poles tore apart the sovereign czechoslovakiay way affect the friendly rapprochement between berlin and helsinki. in june 1939, the head of german military intelligence, admiral canaris, secretly visited finland. the result of the visit was the signing of an agreement on the opening of the advera intelligence center on finnish territory. following him, the chief of the general staff of the german ground forces, colonel general halder, arrived. he inspected military installations along the soviet border, where demonstrations were held especially for him. artillery firing. at this time, the finnish border was only 32 km from the center of leningrad. understanding what this threatens in the case. and the coming war.

2/3 of the votes was obtained thanks to the votes of representatives of the ussr, poland and czechoslovakiae part of the soviet bloc. the soviet union provided military and political support to israel and was the first to recognize it as deia. on november 29, 1971, one of the most high-profile premieres of the soviet era took place. the play hamlet at the taganka theater directed by yuri lyubimy. it was a completely new interpretation of shakespeare's tragedy, closer to modern times. shakespeare's text translated by boris pasternak was fascinating. poems from doctor zhivvag intensified the emotional intensity. vladimir vysotsky in the role of the prince of denmark played a lonely man, rushing about in a strange place a world of indifference, hypocrisy and betrayal. or not to be, that is the question, to endure the shame of fate with dignity and resignation. and this was the last performance in which he appeared on stage a week before his death. this is what this day was like. history, thank you very much for your devotion, to the values ​​for which we live and for which we fight, i am pasht

of locarno they were agreed upon by belgium, great britain, germany, italy, poland, france and czechoslovakiain role was played by the british and french; they also wanted to hinder the development of relations between berlin and moscow. as a result, the inviolability of only germany's western borders was guaranteed, leaving the possibility for its expansion to the east. in the thirties, when the german threat increased. the ussr tried to negotiate an eastern locarno, a collective security pact. but in london and paris they preferred the course of pacifying the aggressors with with dire consequences for the entire world. on december 1, 1945, by decree of the soviet government, a place was chosen for the creation of the first nuclear weapons production enterprise in the ussr. in the southern urals in the chelyabinsk region. it was a whole plant, which today is known as the mayak production association. it included the industrial nuclear reactor a, the famous annushka and two factories. at plant b, the plutonium produced in the reactor was separated from uranium and radioactive fission products

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position, well, by the way, this was also the famous story of the withdrawal of soviet troops to czechoslovakiach voted for the troops, but could have voted differently, and then the troops would not have entered, and this is a perfect example of how it all works, of course, the last word is in the first person, but people can express themselves about their positions in the state duma of the russian federation. so, well, that means that there is no collective leadership in russia as such , collective leadership that would be consultative in relation to what the führer likes, that's what lost adolf hitler when he was there in 39 planned his offensive operations, reichs marshal, henry göring told him that führer we cannot fight on two fronts, and he immediately said, listen, get out of here, you idiot, and everyone understood that there is no need to... argue, when the head of any state becomes such a führer and his staff can't tell him the truth, uh, that means, but you and i very often talk about the fact that little will change on the part of the russian federation in relation to ukraine there

already done everything possible to alleviate the fate of jewish refugees from germany, austria and czechoslovakiape certain death. these countries are the usa, great britain, france, belgium, the netherlands, latin american countries, australia and new zealand. 32 countries, the soviet union did not participate, agreed to accept the unfortunate jews, only the dominicans, and they asked for money for it, the fate of 6,000 jews was being decided, only 150,000 were accepted, of which 100,000 were accepted by the dominican republic, it was it is said that, well, this is generally a problem for germany, they are all german citizens, they didn’t care, the vast majority of these jews died. then there were 6000, and here there are more than 2 million palestinians, about the same list of countries, but this time without latin america, suddenly he says, but this is not our problem, this is the problem of hamas, he is holding them back, how then is this not our problem , this is the problem of the german chancellor, hitler, he is the one who is holding them back, well, the jews were unlucky, but these are n

well, by the way, this was also the famous story of the erection of soviet eyelashes with of czechoslovakiambers of the politburo are divided in half, and then the general secretary, how does it all work, of course, the last word after the first person, but people can express their opinions about their positions, there was simply no such thing for discussions in the state duma of the russian federation, well, that means that there is no team in russia. leadership as such , a collective leadership that would be consultative to, the führer, and the main task of these people, just to say what the führer likes, is that rex marshall henry goering told him that fuhrel, we cannot fight on two fronts, and he immediately said, listen, get out of here, you idiot, and everyone understood that there is no need to argue, when the head of any state becomes such a fuhrer and his employees cannot tell him the truth, ugh, this means that collapse is absolutely inevitable, that such a state is in an absolute frenzy, but you and i very often talk about the fact that little will change on the part of the russi

this is our fate, here is my latest book, they have almost started printing the edition, this is czechoslovakia be judged just for the expression on his face, so what ? ... set, this censorship makes me alcoholic protest, let's drink to the cancellation censorship, the king of censorship was strict, where did they come from then? pushkins, gogols, nekrasovs, but they didn’t put them in prison, cortanela, snavsky, radishchev, and chernyshevsky, and polezhaevsky, and shevchenko, an agor, kirtsin, and dostoevsky, death by hanging, just because he listened, did not speak, i didn’t write, i just listened, i was already standing on the hood with a noose around my neck, what are you talking about, you don’t get published, but i... you’re wrong, misha, a young writer should definitely be published, if only to make a name for himself , there is such a gap between conscience and meanness, you need to squeeze through it, uh-huh, and there’s a wolf’s trap behind the crack, smart and careful. the door has to get around this trap, oh, sorry, thank you for the wonderful evening, can i also give you something

by order of stalin, weapons were supplied to the jewish state from czechoslovakia. these were german and czech rifles, mortars, and also several fighters. historian nikolai starikov writes: this was some kind of supreme justice of history. the weapons that were created in the third reich to exterminate, including millions of jews, ultimately served to protect the jewish state. the first prime minister of israel, david bengurion, also said that if it were not for this soviet help, israel would never have withstood the onslaught of all the arab armies. the war ended in 1549, with the mediation of the un a truce was reached and a green line was established: the demarcation line, demarcating the jewish state of israel from its arab neighbors. on january 23, 1950 , the knesset of the israeli parliament declared jerusalem the capital of the state of israel. during the arab-israeli war, the israelis captured 77% of palestine. but then the relationship between. the soviet union has cooled down, and we do not believe that we are to blame for this. be that as it may, us president john kennedy

a team of journalists from czechoslovakia was robbed right in the middle of belodnya, this is what he writes... one of them, they walked right in front of my cameraman, one was aiming at his stomach, and the other at my head, almost all the residents of san francisco blame themselves for what happened , as if they were apologizing for something they didn’t do, fortunately the journalists were not hurt. chinese president xi spends the day with president biden, but today in the evening he will have dinner with a group of his old friends from iowa. yes, you heard right. president xi's relationship with iowa goes back almost 40 years; for reference, in 1985, president xi, as a thirty -one-year-old government official, visited iowa as part of a delegation involved in food production. c has attended the pig pig bbq, gone on farm tours and gone boating on the mississippi river, and today he invited many of the same everyday people for dinner in california, how is everything going, mr. president, president biden, how are the negotiations going, quite well, you achieved what you wanted, after

2/3 of the votes was obtained thanks to the votes of representatives of the ussr, poland and czechoslovakiaere part of the soviet bloc. the soviet union provided military assistance. on november 29, 1971, one of the most high-profile premieres of the soviet era took place - the play hamlet at the taganka theater directed by yuri lyubimy. this was a completely new interpretation of shakespeare's tragedy, closer to modern times. shakespeare's text translated by boris pasternak was fascinating. and the poems from the doctoral poem increased the emotional intensity. vladimirsky. sadatsky played a lonely man, tossing about, in an alien world of indifference, hypocrisy and betrayal, or not to be, that is the question, is it worthy to endure the shame of fate without complaint, or is it necessary to resist, rebel, arm, win or perish, die, to fall asleep, the acting ensemble with him included veniamin smekhov, alla demidova and other taganka stars, vysotsky played hamlet for almost... 10 years and this was the last performance in which he appeared on stage a week before his death. this is what this

of politburo members supported the general secretary, but the situation of citizens entering czechoslovakia, the members of the politburo split in half, and then the general secretary supported the part that voted for the introduction of troops, but he could have voted differently, and then the troops would not have entered, and this is a perfect example of how it all works , of course, the last word is in the first person, but people can express themselves about their positions, in the state duma of the russian federation there was simply no such thing for discussions, so it means it means. that in russia there is no collective leadership, as such, collective leadership that would be consultative to the führer, and the main task of these people is simply to say what the führer will like, this is what lost adolf hitler when he was planning his offensive operations there in the year 39, reex marshal henry goering told him that we, the furovals, will not be able to fight on two fronts, and he immediately said , listen, get out of here, you idiot, and everyone saw...' understood that there is

to minsk trains arrived from germany, austria, czechoslovakia and poland.d approximately a thousand people, but in nazi documents they were numbered in just a few. then they were sorted, specialists were selected, strong, healthy people, about 80-100 people, the rest were subject to destruction. an entire school, children and teachers, were transported from cologne to minsk. the journey from germany to belarus took several days, during which the children sent postcards to their parents with views of ancient cities and asked them to send a certificate of completion of the courses to minsk, in order to get a more profitable job here, because they were sure that they were simply being resettled, but upon arrival in minsk they were killed on the same day, the maly trostenets camp was under the jurisdiction of the sd, various shoe and clothing repair shops were located on the territory, they they served not only, for example, the sd security police service, they practically served the entire city, first of all, food products, secondly, building materials, that’s

this is not the only channel because czechoslovakia, east germany and cuba are obviously very important9 , there were 50 camps on the territory of the soviet bloc, 40 of which were located in the soviet union, where terrorists were trained? it was to destabilize and weaken and terrorize every country in the west, every american interest, every american economic base. soviet union, and international terrorism is flourishing in a way that was not even close during the times of the soviet union, not even when it began only in the soviet union and not so much in the soviet union. the organization of the liberation of palestine seemed to netanyahu as the main evil, it was he who called not so long ago, speaking before lukumu, i have said this many times, to sponsor hamas, he said, those who help hamas are working for the collapse of palestinian unity, it is beneficial for us, flirting with the devil , received that, as usual, this is the result, now he is trying to cover up his own terrible political myopia... they are trying to correct it, it looks extremely awkward. october 7th the sympath

would be under its geopolitical control, that is, it is meant to put its own the power of poland, czechoslovakia, yugoslavia, romania, hungary, these countries, and this would be such a security belt around the soviet union, which would make all further negotiations with the west much easier for him, and of course, he did not want to go to what concessions, and that is why all these attempts were blocked, although the poles constantly reminded about it and, of course, wanted to figure it out, but only then, only much later, it became possible, a process that lasted from 40, the fall of 45 to the fall of 46- th year, ended with a sentence, who received what sentences from the 24 people who ended up on the dock, well, the explanatory material was prepared by my editor serhiy shenkarchuk, let's see. thank you, yulia, 12 out of 24 people were sentenced to death by hanging. hermann goering, in fact the second the person after hitler, the commander-in-chief of the air force of the third reich. ernst kaltetbrunner - chief of the main security office, joachim von ribbentrop - minister of foreign affairs

country and then there were only 16 from the warsaw pact country, there were six of them, russia, czechoslovakias one state, hungary, and so on, bulgaria, romania , that means, after when the treaty was signed, it was ratified by only four countries, and all these countries are fragments of the former soviet union, russia , kazakhstan, belarus and ukraine at the very beginning, no other nato country ratified this treaty, and did not implement it from the first day, in the end it turned out that we seemed to be trying to fulfill this agreement, repeatedly, they provided data on our weapons, which we had located up to the urals, there was also an agreement on weapons from the atlantic to the urals, but they did not provide us with any information, nor once russian... the delegation was not allowed into any nato country to conduct an inspection. in this regard, in 2007, a decision was made to suspend the agreement, we also stopped implementing it, but some data, a special commission that existed, gave inertia, and then it stopped working. therefore, on may 29 of this year, the agreement was denounc

so, while in exile in czechoslovakia, yevgeny chikalenko wrote that what he misses most is not his ownstates, but - i quote, our kherson steppe and grasshopper crickets, which give their luxurious concerts in the summer at night in a village in the kherson region, how relevant these words in for many ukrainians, ivan kotlyarevskyi, he always had a special attitude towards nature, here are the statistics, 61 species are mentioned in venoid plants, in natalka's play poltavka there are nine species, in moskal's wizard - four representatives of the plant world. nachuyu levitsky researchers testify that there are few writers who could compete with him in the sense of nature. ivan franko not only built his house, but together with his family, he planted fruit trees, apples, cherries, etc. gooseberries along the river and very, very many flowers. and let's finish about mykhailo kochubynskyi, i found a very interesting fact from the italian island of capri, mykhailo kochubynskyy brought to ukraine clove seeds, which is known in the national scientific literature as kotsiubinsky's carnation. po

ukrainian, not only culture, but also of ukrainianism in general, so here it is ... while in exile in czechoslovakiachikalenko wrote that what he misses most is not his own estates, but rather, let me quote, our kherson steppe and grasshoppers, crickets, which give their magnificent concerts in the summer at night in a village in the kherson region, how relevant these words for many ukrainians. ivan kotlyarevsky, he always had a special attitude towards nature, here are the statistics: 61 species of plants are mentioned in veneida, nine species in natalka poltavka's play, moskalev's the magician. representatives of the plant world. chuilets researchers testify that there are few writers who could compete with him in the sense of nature. ivan franko not only built his house, but together with his family planted fruit trees, apples, cherries, various bushes, gooseberries, currants and many, many flowers. and let's finish about mykhailo kotsiubinsky, i found a very interesting fact, from the italian island of capri, mykhailo kuchubinsky brought clove seeds to ukraine. in the national scientific literat

, the wars in of czechoslovakia, the wars in indochina as well as growing concerns china's isolation over china's isolation. even during mao's cultural revolution . but kissinger revolution. but kissinger divided the nation when he and nixon resorted to a forceful bombing campaign of camp odia as a means of strengthening the us's position against north us's position against the north vietnamese . so what to make of vietnamese. so what to make of this titan's legacy? well, i'm joined now by christian whiton, senior fellow white sari at the centre for national interest and former senior adviser to george w bush. mr whiten , thank you w bush. mr whiten, thank you very much for joining w bush. mr whiten, thank you very much forjoining me. and george w bush has given a wonderful tribute to henry kissinger. what is what is your view and how do you think history will recognise him? >> well , i was history will recognise him? >> well, i was over at the history will recognise him? >> well , i was over at the state >> well, i was over at the state department during the bush administration work

do not give anybody to destroy ukraine like yugoslavia or czechoslovakia. in some information about our child. -- that is some information about our job. we come here to train everybody. the, we are representative of the majority of the ukrainian cities. we want to speak with the ukrainian and american cities to understand us. i want to ask the muslim community, who helped ukraine? we receive -- and the delegation comes to the mosque from europe, from america, but without the muslim representatives. we are part at the ukrainian community. we defend our land. somebody wants to use this land to kill the other and use this one for their political movement, like russia. i want to ask everybody to think about ukraine like one government and one land. must help us to save ukraine, because for us that is an example for many countries in europe, in america allow make you live altogether. i want to ask the muslim community, you help anybody but you do not see the muslim community in the ukrainian >> i am wondering what your community's experience has been during the