let it go, that is, the liberal wind blowing in czechoslovakia, well, but also ukrainian, ukrainian boys took part in that unworthy soviet, in that unworthy soviet action, although, of course, the responsibility lies with the politburo and the soviet generals, well, but, but, but, an extremely interesting film, thanks once again to dmitri didora, and now, dear tv viewers, extremely, here is literally the key story, that is... this is the international growth that will be, well, in a few days there will be manifested at the swiss peace summit, and the second point is the permission to use the weapons of our partners, friends and allies on military facilities on the territory of the russian federation, so we understand that the history of the destruction of our civilian cities is controlled, controlled by many tons, if i sum up what those cabs were, well... these are tons of explosives that russia sent to our cities, that is, well , it turns out that three cabs flew into the kharkiv supermarket, yes, two of them exploded, i'm bright memory of the dead, well, the time has come to allow ukra

were a little deeper than it seems at first glance, in particular, how the communist elite of czechoslovakiaaved at that time, how, for example, the ukrainian soviet party nomenclature behaved, how the ukrainians behaved in the ranks of the soviet army, yes, well , because 20 years after the second world war took place, after which, so to speak, they started with bayonets. and to trample freedom with tanks, well , let it be, that is, a liberal blow of the wind in czechoslovakia, well, but also ukrainian, ukrainian. these took part in that unworthy soviet, that unworthy soviet action, although, of course, the responsibility lies with the politburo and the soviet generals, well, but, but, but, extremely interesting film, thanks once again to dmitry didora, and now, dear tv viewers, extremely , here is literally the key story, that is, this is an international section that will, well, in a few days there will be manifested at the swiss peace summit, and the second point... is the permission to use the weapons of our partners, friends and allies on military facilities on territory of the russian

expression they used back in the day was this was fraternal assistan to czechoslovakia .ow it is a special military operation. than it was fraternal assistance. he was lucky to survive. they put him on a plane after a little reeducation in moscow. he got back on a plane. order wa restored in czechoslovakia to the kremlin's standards check got sent to b a ranger in slovakia and they let him live. zelenskyy should be so lucky. thssng to come in. their estimates were 10 days to 14 days they would have seized kyiv, major combat operations would be over. senior officers who were going into ukraine were■x told to brig their dress uniforms for victory parades in key have. -- in kyiv. ukrainians no. there is a famous image. some of you may have seen this youtube video. the ukrainians said you are not going to invade our country. even the russian-speaking ukrainians who have relatives in russia said you can't do this. the example i like to cite is there is atube video of a woman- ort the name of the village. the russian tr north out of primary -- of crimea. . the russian paratroop

under the command of marshal of the soviet union malinovsky, developed an offensive deep into czechoslovakiangary and occupied the city of bratislava. bratislava is a powerfully fortified city by the germans; ditches, barriers, and mines did not help. the red army liberated the capital of slovakia 2 days earlier than required by headquarters. the soldiers helped restore electricity, water supply, and sewage systems in the city, and cleared the roads. 10 april, a telegram was sent to moscow about the situation in... until the last days, official propaganda assured the townspeople that soviet troops would not be able to overcome the defensive structures around bratislava. the townspeople emphasize that they are doubly grateful to the red army, since bratislava was taken quickly and in a short time. the war had not yet ended, but grateful bratislava had already erected this monument to soviet soldiers on may 5, 1945. there are monuments and memorial plaques in every region of slovakia. red army soldiers in europe, in fraternal singles more than 17 thousand soldiers lie in the graves, and slovak

the red army was moving forward, it was not moving. freedom for all of czechoslovakia.spring, and it was a muddy road, the roads were washed out. still a very difficult landscape. there are water barriers on the way of their red army soldiers. for example, this river gron was crossed under continuous fire from german artillery. the nazis are located there, on the other side, at the height of the red army to advance to bratislava, it was necessary to first cross the river and then take the height on which the enemy was entrenched. “war is the most evil, and we can tell children what happened, and naturally we don’t want it to continue, children are frequent guests here, teacher anna marachkova brought students to history lessons, she gave knowledge much broader than the school curriculum, she found her daughter natalya radionovna, malinovskaya, i wrote her a letter saying that i wanted to give a lecture here for our residents of the city of levitsa, she told me everything..." very serious information, troops of the second ukrainian front, under the command of marshal of

hitler did what he did to czechoslovakia, here i tensed up, he will take the industry of people in ukrainethat in the division of czechoslovakia, poland had one of the most important roles - poland, which did not let the red army through. western europe, the united states of america, brazil, egypt, vietnam, the russian federation, ukraine, china wrote, some of the theses remarkably diverged there, regarding the sco and brix, in particular belarusian-chinese relations, the post-soviet space, well, it just seems to me that... why why? because the americans themselves don’t need anyone to win there, they need this meat grinder to wear out this eastern europe for a long, long time, targeting who, against russia and against china, we shouldn’t forget this, because you look , red sea, transit, they blocked it with their actions, now they are trying to transit overland across northern eurasia for... i don’t think that european politicians even more nations are interested in an active hot war on their territory, they will try to prevent this, again, supporting the ukrainian regime today . moreover

don’t care, but i took it up, chose it, i just wanted it. we have a good example, at one time czechoslovakia the austravenger empire collapsed, and we have them, that means, well , in the czech republic, that means , began to speak czech, i say so, and you remember how it ended before czechoslovakia, there was nothing to answer for him, in fact, nationalism, as i said, as an inferiority complex or provincialism, yes, envy of some other center. for some, he’s the same one , you know, as if the road to hell is paved with good intentions, with good intentions to somehow raise the ukrainian nation a little, in fact, this is the road to hell, today we live in a world where nationalism is the first step to nazism to fascism, and yanovich absolutely to me i liked it, but it revealed the class essence of fascism, because if we remember, fascism appeared immediately in response to the socialist revolution in our country, and this is the most form. that in the division of czechoslovakia one of the most important roles was poland, which did not let the red army through to defend this country, the red s

the red army marched forward, it brought freedom to all of czechoslovakia.gets confused, the roads are washed out, the landscape is still very difficult: on the way of their red army soldiers there are introductory obstacles, for example, this hron river was crossed under continuous fire from german artillery, the fascists were located there, on the other bank at a height, for the red army to advance to bratislava had to first cross the river, and then take the height on which the enemy was entrenched, marshal malinovsky commanded the bratislava-byrnovo offensive operation, next to... the place where his command post was, in 2021 a monument to the military leader appeared, it was not the slovaks who decided to build , erect this beautiful monument, why here, i think this is very correct, marshal malinovsky is here, you see this, this is a museum, you can see here, and then guns, and an2, and t-34, we show this to the children so that it never happened, we need to take something like this into our hands, war is the most evil, and we can tell the children what

democratic society, and in what they speak about because slovakia, czechoslovakia used to be under thef communism, and five years ago we got the freedom, but the freedom is also about peace and good living for its citizens, so this should be the priority, and therefore we need to bring democracy back to its roots, providing a better life for its citizens, and not fear or anger or violence. that's definitely not acceptable. wyatt my previous guest was saying that he would like to see in the coming hours— in the coming hours people coming out in front — in the coming hours people coming out in front of— in the coming hours people coming out in front of television _ in the coming hours people coming out in front of television cameras l out in front of television cameras to be my camera is putting out a unified message. do you agree? we are unified message. do you agree? - are condemning the attack and wishing a speedy recovery to the prime minister, i think this is the way to go, and also in the coalition we should have this language of really showing society, showing the citizens that vi

and the expression they used back in the day was this was fraternal assistance to czechoslovakia.as fellow socialist nations buty operation. back then it was fraternal assistance. he was lucky to survive. they put them on a plane after a little reeducation of moscow. he got back on a plane czechosl. g sent to be a forest ranger in slovakia and t l live. zelensky should be so the russians are going to come in. they plans, their estimates were 10ays -- 14 days they would have w seized major combatopera. senior officers going into ukraine were told to bring their dressfotory parades. they said there is a famous image i don't do some of you may have seen this youtube video, the ukrainians said you're not going to invade our country. even the russian speaking ukrainians who have a sent russia said you cannot don this. the example is there's a you video of a woman i'm going to of the village the russian c troops were coming north out of crimea. the paratroopers or walk into the middle of her village. i will sanitize the language. she walks up paratroopers with their assault rifles walki

czechoslovakia! expand the battery onto the ac. we have 30 minutes to block the road to plauet.ndard. that’s it, we need to get to the pass, we’ll spend the night there, there’s a tower, thank you, i thought we ’d get to berlin like that, berlin is a pipe road, go as low as possible, on the left along that road, lower. jetzt habe ich dich pause. stepan savelich, i myself know what to do, we won’t go through the forest at night, we’re waiting for dawn, ionov, i’m getting firewood, a top, to look around the surroundings, i’m happy to do that. gertsova, yes, get ready for dinner, that's right. comrade commander, allow me to address you, go ahead, we have a natural pool near us, i suggest you take water treatments, just don’t yell. chemnitz anaberg, send the first platoon there. that's right, connect me with berlin. berlin, quickly. this is a standardfur jaeger. i found them. by 8:00 am the fugitives will be destroyed. how's the soup here? didn't it burn? be offended, comrade frontal sterlok. sentinel, i give you permission to leave. post, ugh, ready, hold it, protovye, otherwise, f

there is no doubt, there is no doubt a whole series of precedents, starting with the coup in czechoslovakia8 , and ending with violent repressions, such as the hungarian uprising or the democratization of czechoslovakia in 1956. in this way, it is possible to show europe that, first of all, moscow was not ashamed, and secondly ... that this russian nazism is we can also appeal to experience to say that he is not guilty of racism. in soviet anti-semitism, not officially declared, it was in the third reich, but quite existing, and in the end, recall the case of the actual non-release of jews to israel, in fact, in fact, the actual obstruction of the repatriation of soviet jews to their ancestral homeland and related conflicts , after all. so to speak, in order not to create some, so to speak, not completely correct mind, there are different manifestations of anti-semitism, yes, of course, we do not compare a certain dimension soviet anti-semitism with the nazi policy of extermination, extermination of people on the basis of ethnicity, that is, they are just slightly different, well, significa

austria, but also the territory of the russian empire, there is a territory that became part of czechoslovakia a territory that became part of the soviet union, all these territories in the 45th year. became the ukrainian ssr completely and then annexed to them the territory that was the territory of soviet russia, that is crimea. this is how you can talk about every european state, if you and i start talking about poland, what does it consist of, before the wars in poland and after the war, and czechoslovakia, that is, you understand, and the czech republic and slovakia now? you can talk about it forever, but i'm not talking about it, i'm saying that when, when did the breakdown of the soviet union begin. yugoslavia, we all decided, in order to prevent a big war, the borders should pass along the borders of the former union republics, despite the fact that these were not real states, you and i understand this, they were conditional states, it was more convenient for stalin and tito to rule these countries and their states, but the problem is that it was the right, good decision that allowed s

i start talking about poland, what does it consist of pre-war poland and post-war poland, and czechoslovakia you understand, and the czech republic and slovakia now we can talk about it forever, but i i'm not talking about that, i'm saying that when, when the collapse of the soviet union of yugoslavia began, we all decided to prevent a big war. should pass through the borders of the former union republics, despite the fact that these were not real states, you and i understand that, they were conditional states, it was more convenient for stalin and tito to rule these countries and their states, but the problem is that it was right, a good decision, which allowed simply without war to start normal relations between these new countries, to keep there... to keep peace there peace, to preserve international peace there, but would russia and serbia undermine it? first serbia, then russia. look, since the 1990s, since the 1990s, serbia has been fighting in bosnia and herzegovina, in croatia with the help of paramilitary units, first expelling the croats, then expelling the serbs from croatia. bosn

no, in my opinion, i think she was in czechoslovakia. exactly.for 600. in 1952, this legendary circus took part in the creation of the feature film "the greatest show in the world." director cecil demille also acted as narrator, what kind of circus is this? barnom circus, that's right. zapashny for 800. what a great italian director made the film clowns in 1970, half fiction, half documentary. which james bond opponent ran a circus that traveled all over the world? does not know? octopussy. well, let's summarize. after the second round: 3 and a half for vitaly, 5.900 for valery, 6.200 for igor. the third round is ahead. everything is within the framework of normal madness, anna ardova, maybe coffee, thank you, i don’t drink in the morgue, stanislav erushin, i’ll go take it. roman madyanov, i’ll take half a stick now and he ’ll use a medical rod, it’s popular for you to explain where the loaves grow from, yuri stoyanov, you can’t go a little lower, comrades of garbage, an emergency exit, it’s becoming a habit, it ’s okay, that’s okay. no one has d

and i start talking about poland, what it consists of before the war, poland after the war, and czechoslovakiaat is, you understand, and the czech republic and slovakia now? you can talk about this forever, but i am not talking about this, i am saying that when, when the collapse of the soviet union and yugoslavia began, we all decided, in order to prevent a big war, the borders should pass along the borders of the former soviet republics, despite the fact that this were not real states, we understand that ourselves, they were conditional states, it was more convenient for stalin. to rule these countries and their states, but the problem is that it was the right, good decision that allowed just start normal relations between these new countries without war, keep calm there, keep peace there, keep international peace there, but russia and serbia undermined it, first serbia, then russia, look from the 90s, from the 90s... serbia is fighting in bosnia and herzegovina, in croatia with the help of paramilitary formations. first they expel the croats, then they expel the serbs from croatia. bosnia a

chairman of the slovak-russian association, prime minister of the slovak republic within czechoslovakia, hello. hello. so, what is now known about the progress of the investigation, the assassination attempt, in your opinion, is it still the work of a single hand, as they say, as reported in the media, or could it have been? an organized action, yes, someone is behind it - juraj tsintula, who could benefit from this assassination attempt from a political point of view, do you think? well, uh, and, uh, all that is known is that, well, who did the assassination attempt on juraj tsintul, he worked several years ago, he worked in a private, uh, today voices are starting again from different camps and that means from the government camp and from the opposition camp, well, attacking oneself, one another, means, yes, a little, a few days, maybe it will be calmer in words, politically calmer in words... and these are the consequences.

, for example, when i was studying myself roofing technology, i found on the internet that in czechoslovakiare is a barn on a mountain with a roof that is 200 years old and has not yet leaked. but this again requires good ventilation conditions - so that there are no trees nearby, the roofs themselves are made of reeds, they do not warm up in the summer, and a thick layer of reeds keeps the heat in the winter, you can use reeds not only to make roofs, in general it is a universal material, studying here on the internet all this - machines, all this kitchen, like where who produces it. the finns found something similar here vertical pressing, which can be pressed so that the fence will not warp or bend, the reed has a certain thickness, which is not visible, no one will crawl through it, the question is not in the reed itself in terms of durability, in the wire, if you use stainless steel, it is in a vertical position it can exist up to 100 years, i saw on the internet... it’s already practically, but my wife and i started together, the children were still studying, well, now we’re working to

in austria, bulgaria, hungary, denmark, germany, romania, poland, yugoslavia, czechoslovakia and norway, there were then 100 million people who, thanks to the exploits and sacrifices of our... grandfathers and great-grandfathers, gained freedom and sovereignty. the parade is attended by 9.00 military personnel in the ranks and heroes of the northern military district, their fellow soldiers are now on the front line fighting neo-nazism and russia honors their courage. we are celebrating victory day in the context of a special military operation. all of her participants, those who are on the front line, on the line of combat contact, these are our heroes. we bow to your resilience. in his speech, vladimir putin noted that russia will never forget the tradition of alliance in the fight against nazism, but today our country will not allow itself to be offended. revanchism, mockery of history, the desire to justify the current followers of the nazis, this is part of the general policy of western elites to incite more and more regional conflicts. interethnic and interreligious hostility, to c

remember how moscow welcomed yuri gagarin, its first cosmonaut, vladimir remek is welcomed by czechoslovakiar with alexey guborev. the union began to attract capitalist countries to manned flights, demonstrating friendship and openness in the name of peaceful exploration of space, so an austrian, an englishman, a japanese and a representative of friendly india were in orbit. when we went to the store, this was 1982, before perestroika, there were huge lines for everything. together with his backup, rake sharma, they were already at the baykanur and watched the start of the next alliance with vladimir titov and gennady strikalov on board. the next ship was supposed to fly a crew with a representative of india, but the unexpected happens. instead of the roar of engines there is silence, instead of a trail of fire there is a flame of fire. instead of a rocket, a two-hundred-ton fire. the launch vehicle explodes. see that the emergency ejection system was working, we professional test pilots, such things should not take us out of... they dumped in the states, a black space conqueror was not allo

the so-called arpad line, it was built by fascist hungary in march 1939, it took the south of czechoslovakiath year, the first projects and the most powerful, they began to build the arpad line, like the maginot line, between france and germany, there were even engineers from there, 2.0 km was from... the autumn of the forties, as everyone knew that there would be a war between the soviet union and franchist germany, that is, this is what i ’m saying, i don’t do any advertising, just people who know and hear what i’m saying, please dig it up, do it, let’s say, we need to win, paint it, and there tens of thousands of people can live on these territories, and not only there, because well... against the shopping center? yes, yes, against whom, not to defend yourself, but to defend yourself from everyone, from everyone, why not? i just, you know, this is what’s going on now, why not, because it’s easier on your hungarian side, well, there’s tisa, yes, i already he said that there is no need to apply it, yes, she is, she is on the other side, it is better to save your life and so on, as for the p

poland took part in the division of czechoslovakia.r 21, 1938, polish leaders presented an ultivatum to the czechs to return them to the cieszyn region. but on september 17, 1939, 2.5 weeks after germany's attacks on poland, soviet. the poles attribute the execution to the nkvd. many in russia believe that the germans did this in occupied territory. the topic of the katyn massacre remains one of the most painful historical topics in russian-polish relations. the polish first infantry division, formed in 1943, fought as part of the red army, on the basis of which the first army of the polish army was formed. the so-called was also created. selesia, as well as the southern part of eastern prussia. instead of the expelled germans, these lands were inhabited by ethnic poles. thus, there was a shift of poland's territory to the west, as well as an expansion of its ethnic lands, which the poles should always remember. during the first years after the rise of poland, during the formation of the pro-soviet government. the plane crash near smol

the red army marched forward, it brought freedom to all of czechoslovakia during the war. cemetery inf red army soldiers in europe and their slovakia remembers the liberators. your brother is there in the donbass in the aurora battalion. so he’s alive, no one will know anything.

it was born when czechoslovakia split in two and 1993.ee times now and each time been prime minister, i should say, it has been a rather tumultuous occupation of that office. it's constantly been dogged by all sorts of allegations, people are made allegations, i should say, not proven, that he was connected to corruption and that indeed is what made him lose power on at the second time he was in office but at the allegations got worse and worse and then, at one point from a journalist who had been investigating all these investigations been assassinated along with his fiancee and that was the point that robert fico had to resign put a lot of people thought his political career was over there but he came back this year. would have seen some _ but he came back this year. would have seen some reports, - but he came back this year. would have seen some reports, actually, j have seen some reports, actually, and one of the agency saying that four shots were fired. 0ne and one of the agency saying that four shots were fired. one of them hit the

helped me, they agreed to know the captivity , he fought on the kursk bulge, liberated poland-czechoslovakiat victory in prague, but was demobilized and returned to mariupol. hungary's voice is the lone voice in europe, which is now in favor of war, the only exception being budapest, which talks about a ceasefire. over the past decades, the world has not faced such a serious military threat - the danger of a new world war. we in hungary are confident that this conflict cannot be resolved on the battlefield. as it became known, viktor orban received an invitation to the peace meeting. conference on ukraine, which will take place in june in switzerland, but his administration noted that a quote in this meeting without the participation of moscow would make little sense. this has been discussed several times in beijing; they previously stated that at the negotiating table there should be be russia, otherwise china will boycott such a meeting. moscow and beijing are allies on the world stage and continue to actively develop cooperation in various fields. it is expected that vladimir putin's firs

my legendary grandfather went to fight at the front and went through almost the entire war, in czechoslovakia it, being wounded, before that he was also wounded several times, but always returned to duty. my grandfather, reconnaissance company commander, when i tried to find out, we made a request to the red archive. i remember they were preserved and my grandfather still has a lot of awards, so i don’t even know why, i still can’t understand , but he didn’t like to talk about the war, he was embarrassed, oddly enough, to wear his awards, that’s why , that's probably how it is the man was quite modest by nature, i was still little, i remember... that he loved children very much, he always put me on his shoulders, but he had strength on his shoulders, he was tall enough, and it seemed to me that i was somewhere in heaven, he worked for a short time after the war on a collective farm, was the chairman of the collective farm, died quite early, because the war affected him. injury , that’s why he died at only 60 years old, i always remember, in our family we are very... reverent about victory day

more than 80% of these camps were created in eastern europe, including in poland, czechoslovakia, whichnd in the territory of the former soviet union, yes, one of the bloodiest - this is a children's camp in salospilas in latvia, one of the most difficult moments, of course, is the camp, which... was located 18 km from the capital of latvia riga, and this is the salas camp, the children's blood camp, a huge infrastructure was developed and prepared there, an infrastructure that was used for medical experiments on residents, on people who ended up in the constitutional camp salatspis, including small children, more than 100,000 people died in salaspis , 700 small children, about 12... train, work, no food, death, they weren’t even poisoned there in gas chambers, yes, there was a period, they just worked for the german economy, why weren’t there actual camps closed until 1945, because... this method of forcing people to work until they die was assessed from an economic point of view. these were truly death factories, where a person was forced to lose his humanity and a person was reduced

included socialist countries - albania, bulgaria, hungary, east germany, poland, romania and czechoslovakia, but in moscow. they hesitated in organizing their bloc, did not want to aggravate the situation, even soviet participation in nato was proposed, the trigger was the admission of the federal republic of germany to the alliance, after which the soviet leadership did not hesitate. in warsaw the treaty emphasized the need to resolve conflicts by peaceful means, but created a unified armed force and guaranteed assistance to any member of the bloc that was attacked. by the end of the eighties, the number of troops. reached almost 6.5 million people. both blocs were instruments of the cold war, but after the soviet perestroika collapse of the socialist system, the internal affairs directorate was dissolved, unlike nato. the united states and its allies, contrary to their promises , began to strengthen and expand the north atlantic alliance to the detriment of national interests of russia. on may 14 , 1973, the united states launched its first and only... orbital station skylab into space. a

for example, when i was studying the roofing technology itself, i found on the internet that in czechoslovakia

czechoslovakia welcomes its first cosmonaut, vladimir remek.gether with alexey guborev. in the mid -eighties, the soviet union began to attract capitalist countries to manned flights, demonstrating friendship and... openness in the name of peaceful space exploration, an austrian, an englishman, a japanese and a representative of friendly india were in orbit. when we went to the store, this was 1982, before perestroika, there were huge queues for everything, to our wives, standing at the end of the line and dressed in national clothes sari. they came up and said: “please come forward.” the common people treated us as the most beloved nation and i think we have raj kapoor to thank for that. his film songs found such a good response in the hearts of soviet people. together with his stunt double raki sharma was already at the baykanur and watched the start of the next alliance with vladimir tetov and gennady strikalov on board. the next ship was supposed to fly a crew with a representative of india. but the unexpected happens. instead of the roar o

the red army marched forward, it brought freedom to all of czechoslovakia.ng, and it was a muddy road, the roads were washed out. still a very difficult landscape. there are their soldiers on the way. red army water barriers, for example, the hron river , were crossed under continuous fire from german artillery. the nazis were located there, on the other bank, at a height; in order to advance to bratislava, the red army had to first cross the river, and then take the height on which the enemy was entrenched. the bratislava-byrnovo offensive operation was commanded by marshal malinovsky, and a monument to the military commander appeared in 2021 near the place where his command post was. the slovaks decided to build and erect this beautiful monument, why here? i think that it is very correct, marshal malinovsky is here, firstly, you see this, this is a museum, here you can see this, and guns, and an2, and t-34, we show this to the children, so that it has never happened, we need to take something like this in our hands, war is the most evil thing, and we can t

over the world came to this festival, countries such as usa, chile, cuba, portugal, germany, czechoslovakiafrance, the scope of the festival is simply amazing. we were preparing for this festival, by the way, i was the soloist of victor jara’s song, decide who you are with, in spanish, then we had, you are my friend forever, this is also a patriotic song. he was sometimes our translator, and i remember i speak spanish, a finn comes up to me, offers to speak in spanish, i don’t understand, i don’t understand german, i don’t understand english, and only russian, well that’s all, then it means who - one of the finns also wrote the address, right there, right there, who accompanied us, under no circumstances should you write anything, they took it away, that’s all, well, okay, that ’s how it was strictly, white is tastier, and clean, white is tastier, sparkling white is tastier, the ensemble of the faith would be champions in the selection of married couples, which was created inside the kalectiv, napeina, there is no such phenomenon anymore it was not in the same calendar of the belderz philha

example, when i studied the roofing technology itself, then in i found on the internet that in czechoslovakiars old and does not leak yet. but this again requires good ventilation conditions nearby, so that there are no trees, the roofs themselves are made of reeds, they do not warm up in the summer, and a thick layer of reeds keeps the heat in the winter, reeds can be used not only to make roofs, in general it is a universal material, studying here on the internet, all these machines, this whole kitchen somehow. produces here the finns found a similar vertical pressing, which can be pressed in so that the fence will not warp or bend, the reed has a certain thickness, which is not visible, no one can get through it, the question is not in the reed itself in terms of durability, in the wire, if you use stainless steel, it can last up to 100 years in a vertical position exist that i saw. on the internet we studied experimentally, this is what was not clear, i looked closely, i looked closely, my son also looked closely, they themselves already guessed how what, where, if i was on my own, i prob

more than 80% of these camps were created in eastern europe, including in poland and czechoslovakia. and in the territory of the former soviet union, and one of the bloodiest is the children’s camp in sala spils, in latvia. one of the most difficult moments, of course, is the camp, which was located 18 km from the capital of latvia, riga, this is the sala camp, a special children's blood camp, a huge infrastructure was developed and prepared there, an infrastructure that... was used for medical experiments on residents, on people who ended up in the constitutional salospis camp, including small children, more than 100,000 people died in salaspis, 700 small children, about 125 children died every day, a disaster, and it was infrastructure, that is, entire companies were engaged in... involving maintenance of this camp, the creation of equipment for these camps, that is, this infrastructure of these camps was created by german concerns, cereals and other entrepreneurs, including participation in this, which means siems participated, volkswagen participated in this, mester schmit and ot

we are in touch with a slovak politician, the prime minister of the slovak republic as part of czechoslovakian ninety-one and ninety-two, jan chernogursky, jan, hello, well, what do you connect this attack with, could any of them be involved? then political forces? well, political, this is... well, who made the attack, this is probably a political crazy person, and his name is still unknown in slovakia, i’m hearing him for the first time, now you also said that he is a writer, even as a writer , well just some, well, literary critics may know his name, in general. his name even as a writer is unknown. and he probably carried out the assassination attempt just like, i repeat, like a political madman. that i didn’t read in slovak uh, well, the media and i, i don’t think that in the city of gandlovo there are many enemies, maybe on the contrary, because it was in the city of gandlovo that was connected to, well, coal was mined there. maybe not, no, for several years, because there is no longer coal there, well, it was, it was a town of more workers, and well, prime minister fico, well, his party

the red army marched forward, it brought freedom to all of czechoslovakia.the war ended, slovakia was not among the losers of the uprising satellites of hitler's germany. the soldiers of the red army will perish freedom. we come here to thank them. we will not allow the truth about the second world war to be taken away from us, i will do everything to ensure that this story is never distorted. they fell, died for us, for our freedom. the cemetery in zvolen is one of the largest burial places of red army soldiers in europe and slovakia remembers its liberators. and then the project “the world in the palm of your hand”. london and berlin allowed nazi germany to revive the fleet and bypass the versailles peace treaty contract watch this now. on june 18, 1935 , a naval agreement was concluded between great britain and nazi germany, hitler was officially allowed to revive the navy in violation of the versailles peace treaty. thus , the mechanism of destruction created after the first world war by the status quo in europe was launched, and another big step was tak

slovakia is a very small country, i have i mean in the sense that this is, you know, czechoslovakia,, like the czech republic, is a larger territory. slovakia is a smaller part of the country, although in earlier times it was more industrialized, so it shouldn't be, it's not that small, but slovakia. it is not a big player in the european union, but something like hungary, which is also a big country, but not a very big player in the european union economically. they are against aid to ukraine and against any sympathy for kiev, they continue to say: “we want the war is over." and by that they mean they want the russians to succeed, then the war will end if ukraine just gives up and gives up the territory. and that's the view he takes. it's divisive in slovakia, it's divisive in the european union. therefore, it is not surprising that such an event could happen, because now slovakia is a very unhappy country, not only on this basis, but on the basis of how the country as a whole is moving towards a more authoritarian future, orban seems, so there is not the slightest. there are doubts

where anti-soviet governments were created, but the red army quickly proved its superiority and czechoslovakiaed to leave russia so as not to share the fate of the entire white movement. on may 17, 1956, the soviet government called on young people to build their future, literally. on this day , the central committee of the cpsu and the council of ministers of the ussr adopted resolutions on measures to provide labor for the most important construction projects and enterprises located. eastern and northern regions of the country in donbass. then a slogan appeared: the party said it is necessary, the komsomol answered there is. they built ges, irkutsk, bratsk, kokhovskaya, metallurgical plants. the construction profession became the most popular among young people, they made films. today one can only admire the enthusiasm and dedication of millions of girls who were attracted by the romance of distant travels, the exploration of new lands and who... believed in the future of their country. on may 17, 1980 , the second film in the star wars saga, the empire strikes back - episode five, was relea

moscow, and really hit us, the germans collected a lot of tanks, here is a tank of strangled czechoslovakiaan a tank, it successfully escaped from the sands of egypt, here is a tank from hungary, where is a horse with a hoof, there is iraq with a bald patch, here is poor samois, vichy sold it along with france. this is one of the pavilions, it contains ammunition, small arms, mortars, you can’t look at everything, at the exhibition there are several tens of thousands of such exhibits, samples of light german weapons. if you are a creative, ambitious, young professional who is ready to prove that you are the best in the profession, then quickly take part in the national open championship of creative competencies. artmasters, your path to the pinnacle of mastery. it is clear to everyone that russia is not a country of gas stations; russian digital solutions should be taken to new heights. there are prospects, ours are more brutal, yes, ours are more brutal. there will be more than exactly what the numbers help, you are incomparably original in your questions, and what about production, raw ma

the germans collected many tanks, here is a tank of strangled czechoslovakia, here is an italian tank escaped from the sands of egypt, here hungary's tank, where a horse goes, iraq will go there, poor samua, vichy sold it along with france. this is one of the pavilions, it contains ammunition, small arms, mortars, you can’t look at everything, at the exhibition there are several tens of thousands of such exhibits, samples of light german weapons. now advertising, then our broadcast will continue with a conversation between american journalist tucker carlson and philosopher alexander dugin. there are classics that people like more and more, classic grand burgers and a new one, grand picant with spicy tomato sauce, delicious and dot. sber is introducing a loan with a 2% cashback so that you have even more opportunities, opportunities to get everything you’ve long dreamed of without delay, opportunities to please those who may be difficult to please at first, opportunities to receive. new impressions, a wave of new impressions, a storm of new impressions, get a loan from sberbank and rec

the germans collected many tanks, here is a tank strangled by czechoslovakia, here is an italian tankescaped from the sands of egypt, here is a tank from hungary, where is the horse with its hoof, there is iraq with a claw, that's the poor thing. vichy sold it along with france. this is one of the pavilions, it contains ammunition, small arms, mortars, you can’t look at everything, at the exhibition there are several tens of thousands of such exhibits, samples of light german weapons. russian tank crews are destroying armored vehicles, rocket artillery, and ukrainian armed forces transport, which delivers ammunition to the front, and the approaches to the borders are guarded by gaobis d20 crews. from the belgorod region, reporting by igor pikhanov. the artillery crew of the d-20 howitzer is preparing for combat work. scouts transmitted the coordinates to the village, they discovered a temporary accommodation point near the russian border. in the ukrainian armed forces, the enemy tried to get close to our borders to attack peaceful settlements in the belgorod region. 30-01 301 yes 004

of them jews, whom trainloads of they were brought here from other countries, austria, poland, czechoslovakiathere were large lands, fertile land, nearby was the shashkovka tract, where a little later, after a year of the camp’s existence, a cremation pit-oven was built, primitive, like that, they simply dug a large hole, which was fenced off with a wooden fence, clean, and there were rails on which people were first shot in this pit and... the memory of the sacred victory over hitler’s germany in the great patriotic war is transitive so much so that we all carry it, through the decades, the ideology of nazism brought us so much pain, the sick idea of ​​​​the superiority of some over others, and today, in an era of defining challenges, which are based on the fight against the same principles, we must honor and remember the memory of those who once prevented this... infection from killing us, and we must not allow this to happen now. moreover, remembering very well how german tigers, and now leopards, walked through our historical lands. tanks may have changed their cat name, but they also bur

diplomatic missions considered it their duty to honor the memory of soviet soldiers, the liberators of czechoslovakiathe monument to the fallen red army soldiers is located on the hill slavin in bratislava. this is a national cultural monument of slovakia. slovakia and the czech republic were liberated by the red army. this fact understandably creates a strong attachment between the inhabitants of the slovak republic and the peoples of the former ussr. i reject any distortion of history. and i will always officially declare that the greatest contribution to the defeat of fascism and the victory in world war ii was made by the troops of the red army. in sofia, on the eve of victory day , the russian house held a traditional meeting with russian veterans who live in bulgaria, but the city hall officially banned the march of the immortal regiment, scheduled for may 9. in the united states, the immortal regiment marched on the territory of the russian embassy in washington. the immortal regiment was held by the russian embassy in ghana, kenya and ethiopia. in india, a memorial ceremony, as well as the im

here's a tank strangled czechoslovakia. here is an italian tank.essfully escaped from the sands of egypt. here is a hungarian tank. where there is a horse with a hoof, there is a crayfish with a claw, here is poor samois, vichy selling it along with france. this is one of the pavilions, it contains ammunition, small arms, mortars, you can’t look at everything, at the exhibition there are several tens of thousands of such exhibits, samples of light german weapons. solemn ceremony of inauguration of the president of the russian federation, live broadcast on may 7 at 12:00 moscow time on the russia channel, when we started moving, my friend’s drone flew in, it completely started to burn, i was thrown to the right side from a group of five people... they removed me from the old ukrainian positions, my guys, whore, something heavy flew in, i was thrown back, i feel that my hand was covered in blood, my whole leg was covered in blood, i stood up in shock, received two bullets in my right leg, broke the bone. i fell and realized that’s it, i’m heavy 300.

in czechoslovakia. in 1981, in poland. but the struggle continues. poland. and we know that there are even those who strive and suffer for freedom within the confines of the soviet union itself. how we conduct ourselves here in the western democracies will determine whether this trend continues. no democracy is not a fragile flower. still, it needs cultivating. if the rest of this century is to witness the gradual growth of freedom and democratic ideals, we must take actions to assist the campaign for democracy. and then reagan what we're relatively modest steps to promote democracy. she, as i stated, led to the creation of the national endowment for democracy. why were they modest? because reagan wanted to support democracy everywhere that that could be done without risking war. and those steps did off sometimes in earnest, impacted ways. reagan administration officials looked at their own foreign policy. george shultz, who was secretary of state and decided that they were not living up to it in the philippines and put pressure on the government of the phil

of the last a large wehrmacht group on the soviet-german front and the complete liberation of czechoslovakiaf crimea adopted the constitution of the republic of crimea. this document, on the one hand, declared crimea to be a sovereign state, on the other hand, it postulated that it was part of the state of ukraine and determined relations with it on a contractual basis. the constitution declared the official languages ​​of the peninsula, crimean tatar, russian, ukrainian, and the language of office work - russian. the document implied in fact almost complete independence of crimea, right down to its anthem from its own relations with other countries, and was also part of... crimea again became an autonomous republic within ukraine, the state language was again the next year, a law was adopted according to which ukrainian was declared. this is what this day in history was like. your brother is there in the donbass in the aurora battalion, so he’s a belly, no one will know anything, alexander mikhailov, in short, you have to go there, this is war, war, vitaly kishchenko, you understand that i