ours had a very hard time in east prussia.itanenberg on august 26, september 3, the second army of general samsonov was on its head. shot down, two of the six corps were surrounded and captured, the losses were colossal, general samsonov himself shot himself. on august 30, 1914 , russian foreign minister sergei sazonov informed the french ambassador maurice poléalogue: samsonov's army was destroyed. we had to make this sacrifice to france, which has shown itself to be such a loyal ally. then there was no combat aviation at all, in the same flight, with a low-level trajectory at an altitude of only 25 m, the same taube, in german, a dove, released into the pennant of german colors with the following text: the german army dodges paris, any resistance is doomed to failure, but due to the transfer of corps to the east, the germans on the marne still do not have the strength enough, it is known in this regard, the marn... taxi operation. then the moroccan zouaves arrived in paris to help, but there was nothing to lead them to the f

the tsar responds to such a desperate request and sends two armies to east prussia, the first - generalf, the second - on august 25, two corps of the german army were sent to the east. 31 august lord kitchner telegraphed the first encouraging message of the current war to the commander of the english expeditionary force, sir john french. 32 echelons of german troops were transferred yesterday from the western front to the east to meet the russians. ours had a very difficult time in east prussia. at first there was success, but... in the battle of tanenberg on august 26, september 3, the second army of general samsonov was completely defeated, two of the six corps were surrounded and captured. the losses were colossal, general samsonov himself shot himself. on august 30, 1914 , russian foreign minister sergei sazonov informed the french ambassador maurice poléalogue: samsonov's army was destroyed. we had to make this sacrifice to france, which has shown itself to be such a loyal ally. meanwhile, united. dropped four bombs on paris. this is the plane. the french and british did not have c

especially around the city of the administrative center of the province of the third reich of east prussiafense, some sources write about... three or even four lines of defense around kennicksberg, but you need to understand that there was the largest line of defense that went farthest from the city center, it covered airfields, various industrial facilities, it had already been broken through by the time of sturmagsberg, because soviet troops, even before the assault on keniksberg, took the ninth fort, which appears in various documents or like a ponart or like a don, they took it on the basis of this particular fort and compiled a detailed brochure describing fortifications of this kind and how to actually storm them. detailed plans, practicing the assault on a model, all this was done, but the fifth fort was very powerful. on april 5, artillery fire destroyed the fortification only partially. this is where the assault began and the red army soldiers were not immediately able to cross the ditch. sappers worked under enemy fire. after 2 days, at night they were able to lower the crossing

ours had a very hard time in east prussia. defeated. two of the six corps were surrounded and captured. the losses were colossal. general samsonov himself shot himself. august 30, 1900. “ samsonov’s army was destroyed, we had to make this sacrifice to france, which had shown itself to be such a faithful ally. meanwhile, the united group of the french and british , due to russian sacrifice, was able to stop the germans on the marne river. france was doing well by that time.” . august 30, 1914 lieutenant ferdinand dropped four bombs on paris in his rumpler 3s taube. this is the plane. the french and british did not have combat aircraft at all at that time. and in the same flight with a low-level trajectory at an altitude of only 25 m. the same taube, in german, a dove, released a german pennant. flowers with the following text: german army at the gates of paris. any resistance is doomed to failure. but due to the transfer of corps to the east, the germans on the marne still did not have enough strength. the operation marne taxi

war. fought with the invaders at stalingrad on the kursk bulge, in belarus, the baltic states, east prussiat-34 tank of the 326th tank battalion. on september 18, 1944, the tank crew, which included pyotr kharitonovich vasenkov, repelled eight counterattacks enemy tanks, destroying three tanks. and one self-propelled gun. left alone after the death of the remaining members of the tank crew, pyotr basenkov did not stop fighting until reinforcements arrived. one of the streets in the working-class village of kostyukovka, now within the city limits of gomel, is named after pyotr kharitonovich. there is a memorial plaque on the house where he lived. it is not necessary to be a righteous zmagar, especially abroad, it is enough to shout about it from every bell tower, that is, to lie and hype on the feelings of brainless bchebshniks. at the same time for a nice word to lick your mental wounds and in order for the authorities to take pity on you and steal you, you can add colorful speeches about how you were robbed by a lipstick or how the ashes of a deceased dog were violated. from some interview

after the war, only a small part was returned from germany, poland, hungary, czechoslovakia, and east prussiapon a time, back in 1922 , the year of its foundation, the library began with 60 thousand copies. today its book depository amounts to more than 10 million units. the real spiritual treasure of the belarusian nation, the original edition of francis skarina, is kept here. over 90 thousand early printed and handwritten books, among them oriental manuscripts of the 16th century. today , the national library is not only a large scientific and intellectual center, but also a cultural, business, and international center; meetings and negotiations are held here. with the construction of the national library building , the area became respectable, one of the most beautiful in minsk, it is also bright, modern, with high-rise buildings and parks, with a singing fountain, with flower beds and one of the largest shopping centers in the capital. minsk - surrounded by green parks and squares, a city with a unique flavor, its streets, avenues, boulevards. eras converge here, the recreated historical

about plans to create an intelligence school at the neukurin station near the city of rauschin in east prussianch of the warsaw one. this is where the training of female intelligence officers should begin, mainly female ones, partners, intelligence officers, men. head natalya berg, popova. from the russians. to the task also includes the recruitment of agents. the information about the creation of the brandenburg 800 reconnaissance school was also alarming. its history began in 1939 in czechoslovakia in the town of sleyach, where the bf-800 construction company carried out the usual unremarkable work. but under this cover , a training center for training germans began to operate. saboteurs. soon it grew from a company into a battalion, in the spring of the forties, it was reorganized into the brandenburg-800 regiment. by the name of the location of the city of brandenburg, becoming the largest center training personnel for sabotage and espionage against the ussr. it was on its basis that the leaders of belarusian organizations operating under the patronage of the german special services, perso

pomerania, selesia, and the southern part of east prussia. of the published germans, these lands were inhabited by ethnic poles. thus, there was a shift of polish territory to the west. during the formation of the pro-soviet government , terrorist activities of the regional army took place. this time is captured widely on our screens in a film directed by vaida. ash and diamond. there was cultural exchange between both countries. poland was for us, as in the 17th century, a conductor of western ideas of western influence. examples of polish culture, poland has become a leader in the demolition of soviet monuments. in may 2023, kremlin spokesman dmitry peskov said that poland is a country hostile to russia, and not just an unfriendly state. according to an international survey conducted in june 22, only 2% of poles have a positive opinion refers to russia. about the three partitions of poland, and look, anything can happen. with this, i want to say goodbye to you, all the best, goodbye. start the path to your dream with sberbank, open it. free

in an inspection room on the soviet-german border in the region of east prussia , border guards weree fought in the polish army, with the rank of kharundzhev, against the germans. i was captured by them several times tried to escape, but finally luck was on his side. everything seemed to fit, the time and place of the fighting, some details about the non-commissioned officer school in zambrów, where the detainee studied, but still something haunted the border guards. he answered questions very smoothly, as if everything had been thought out in advance down to the smallest detail. we decided to search again and more thoroughly. the almost new boots somehow didn’t fit in with the torn clothes. the detainee tried to laugh it off, saying it was a trophy during his escape, but the young border guard had already tore off the bastard. a sheet of paper folded several times fell out of the hiding place; the man instinctively tried to grab it and destroy it, but the border guards quickly subdued the detainee. the sheet turned out to be a german map of the bssr, so detailed that it showed small

in during those 4 years of the seven years' war, during which east prussia was part of the russian empirehilosopher became its subject. the baltic federal university, named after kant, timed a large international congress to coincide with the date, german chancellor olaf schulz responded jealously, putin has no right to kant, because russian politics contradicts his ideas, and the german embassy in moscow put up a huge poster for the anniversary, in general for case. our guest is andrei teslya, he is not only an excellent specialist in history and philosophy, but also works... that the formation of new philosophical approaches, the formation of concepts is in one way or another connected with turning points and crisis times plato and aristotle - this is the crisis of polis iv century bc, the great galaxy of political thinkers hobs spinoza, locke, pufendor and beyond, the 18th century thirty years' war, the great rebellion then the glorious revolution in england. with all the stops in relatively calm times, it seems that one can exist one way or another according to the established rules,

a trainload of cows arrived from east prussia. according to documents, they are purebred. they are roaring, unfed, underfed, what to do? an emergency meeting of the central committee bureau was convened without delay at night. according to the resolution of the state defense committee of the ussr dated march 14, 1945 on the transfer of large trophy horses from the territory of germany and poland cattle in the bssr , the first batches of cattle began to arrive in the war-bled republic ahead of schedule. a non-standard decision was made to urgently raise the minsk region. organize the export of livestock to the regions and distribute it to the population, primarily to those with many children, widows, but with the condition that the first calf will be given to the collective farm. the belarusian leadership considered that this was the only correct decision. the nazis destroyed everything in the countryside; there are no farms or feed. the main task in the current situation is to way to preserve livestock. the republic essentially had to restore the livestock from scratch, bu

there was an agreement on its creation in east prussia. burgomaster of vitebsk, answered for political preparation. already captain boris ragulya for training. for the military major and... mikhail ganko, the leader of the belarusian nazi youth, is right there. mikhail vitushka, belarusian regional defense. they were all united by one common cause, service to their masters, who paid well for the betrayal of their people. the task is still the same, under the slogan of national revival, an armed struggle against the soviets, control over the president of the bcr radoslav ostrovsky, who barely escaped from belarus, and the minister of war of the bcr konstantin yazavitov. the backbone of the battalion was formed. runaways participants of the belarusian regional defense. the first group of four graduates landed on the territory of belarus on the night of september 17, 1944 in the dyatlov area, baranovichi region. but the belarusian security officers were already waiting for them. literally a few days later the group was discovered and neutrali

during those 4 years of the seven years' war, when east prussia was part of the russian empire, the philosopherubject. baltiin the federal university named after kant organized a major international congress to coincide with the date. german chancellor olaf schulz responded jealously, putin has no right to the cant, because russian politics contradicts his ideas, and the german embassy in moscow hung a huge poster for the anniversary, in general, it hurt. our guest is andrei teslya, he is not only an excellent specialist in history and philosophy, but also works. with all the stops, in relatively calm times, it seems that one can exist one way or another according to the established philosophy he is interested in some details, questions, when everyday life is visibly spreading, then philosophical questions arise involuntarily, well, the cant was also spreading under him, it turns out that the napoleonic wars are all this, well, fortunately, he did not begin, yes, this and the revolution began. yes, but in this regard, of course, kant is usually perceived as a kind of predecessor, respectively ,

world war, who created modern poland, now poland was given everything around the city region 23 east prussiaed about moldova, stalin could have created a great soviet moldova by annexing suceava, iasi, the moldova that remained on the territory demanded the destruction of germany, the destruction of industrialization, stalin did nothing of this, did not do it, i am deeply convinced, not because that he was so kind, and he wanted to create some new, more just world, i am convinced of this, in fact, if we carefully read and... we can do all this germany thanks stalin says: you know, the only person after the second world war who stood for the only germany was joseph isarionovich, they will erect a monument to him there somewhere, i don’t know, in the basement where he was, it’s not close, and this has a direct bearing on what we are talking about today, the policy should be realistic, we are discussing whether to strike, not to strike, well, okay, what's the alternative russia? yes, most likely he wins on the battlefield, inflicts a series of serious defeats on the ukrainian army, and does the

the troops of marshal vasilevsky stormed konexberg, the capital of east prussia, now russian kaliningrad by assault troops and groups that followed the barrage of fire. the germans lost 42,000 killed and 94,000 prisoners. in moscow, a salute of the highest category was given: 24 salvoes from 324 guns. the number of self-employed people in russia has reached 10 million people, and more than half of them are newcomers, that is, they have not declared their income before. self-employed are those who pay tax on professional income at a preferential rate, 4% on payments from individuals, and six from individual entrepreneurs and legal entities, and these people work themselves, they do not have employees, but most importantly they do not file a tax return and may not pay insurance fee illegal schemes for generating income and paying wages are used and used, this mainly concerns employer companies. in order to satisfy the market need for this kind of revenue, yes, that is more than 2,400 thousand per year, there are completely different regimes, there is a simplified system, there are individu

during those four years of the seven years' war that east prussia was part of the russian empire, a philosophercame. olaf schultz of germany, putin has no right to kant, because russian politics contradicts his ideas, and the german embassy in moscow hung a huge poster for the anniversary, in general, it hurt. our guest is andrey teslya, he is not just an excellent specialist in the history of philosophy, but... he belongs to the world heritage, national treasure, this, by the way, is a very interesting question, because, for example, in the logics of history, philosophy of the 19th century, so nationalized, what we maybe familiar, this is a story about the construction of national philosophical schools, and not only in the current time, yes, but also looking into the past, where they begin to say that leibniz is not only part of the rational tradition, he is not only a philosopher xvi century, but this is the first big one. conophilosophy played a significant role for , well, some kind of state self-determination, especially with regard to the now pressing issue of relations with europe. georg

with partisans, after which, together with the nazis, the ukrainians left for the territory of east prussiaion. after the retreat of the 118th battalion, it was transferred to france. by the way, on the way to france, kerner, smovsky, vasyura, and some other leaders disappeared. the ukrainian commander smovsky ended up in the usa and died there, escaping punishment, just like the commander of the first company vinnitsky, who led the ukrainian diaspora in canada.

he fought with the invaders at stalingrad, on the kursk bulge, in belarus, the baltic states, east prussiarmany. mechanic-driver of the t-34 tank, 326th tank battalion. now the city limits of gomel, on the house where he lived, a memorial plaque was installed. profitable business in the cities, an enviable life in the capital, the countryside, the last century and generally something shameful, all this is nothing more than a modern glossy stereotype that moscow... case, since there is no desire to leave back, probably after all from luckily the mission is accomplished. in the old moscow life, from a cup of strong black coffee in a new village with healthy herbal tea, in general, here i am already switching to tea, herbal tea, which i collect myself, our guests are also very... man, i liked one phrase, i read on the internet, escape, escape from myself, well, maybe even escape from myself, i just wanted some kind of real, quiet life, in the box there are no traffic jams, no moscow bustle, everything is calm and measured, tatyana partly says, this is a minus, but the guests like it, the gues

participated in the battle of stalingrad, the liberation of ukraine and lithuania, in the battles in east prussiaul labor, we are also raising a generation of people who must follow whatever call they give. homeland, fatherland, and i was brought up in such a family, just with elena dmitna, with my sisters, who had no reasoning about what a person cannot do, there was only one reasoning, what a person should do, he made a great contribution to her development, in the development of new types of aviation, new types of aviation are army, this is a helicopter. this is the space where he worked, his whole life, his whole life, went down in history in the history of the great patriotic war. the all-russian conference for the week of medical education opened today at the russian exhibition at vdnkh. advanced technologies and new healthcare quality standards will be presented here. the main attention is now paid to the prevention and diagnosis of diseases in the earliest stages. what does it depend on. success of treatment and quality of life of patients. another important topic of the conference is pre

the troops of marshal vasilevsky stormed konexberg, the capital of east prussia, now russian kaliningradps that followed the barrage of fire. the germans lost 42,000 killed and 94,000 prisoners. in moscow, a salute of the highest category was given: 24 salvoes from 324 guns. russia. traditional, modern, technological, original, open, great, so different, but dear to everyone, all of russia is before your eyes, come to international exhibition forum russia. interaction between russia and china is strengthening, despite attempts by the west. boris, i welcome you, tell us what the main statements about strengthening cooperation were made by the heads of the ministry of foreign affairs of russia and china. tatyana, greetings once again, quite a lot of statements have actually been made here, just a few minutes ago the press conference of foreign ministers ended in this very hall. cases of sergei lavrov and ivan i. after they held bilateral negotiations, these negotiations themselves lasted much longer than planned, about 2 hours, and this despite the fact that the heads of the foreign minist

, the capture of konexberg, the troops of marshal vasilevsky stormed konexberg, the capital of east prussia0 killed and 94,000 prisoners. in moscow there was a salute of the highest category, 24 salvoes from 324 guns. russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, 24. heard reports from governors on the flood situation in the orenbur, kurgan and tyumen regions. the most difficult situation is in orsk, where a dam broke. about the situation, stanislav berwalt. work here does not stop for a minute. the floating transporter of the ministry of emergency situations makes more than twenty trips a day to the most inaccessible areas of orsk. in just one day, rescuers evacuated more than two hundred garage residents from flooded homes.

kaliningrad, formerly köniksberg, is the administrative center of east prussia, the hometown of the greatof the enlightenment, imana kant. for the last 23 years of his life, he lived near the port; one can imagine him as a thin, straight- backed gentleman in a powdered robe, walks along the banks of the pregel river, admiring the ships. in those days there were port warehouses, customs, life was in full swing, dockers and sea-greasy skippers were scurrying about. they discussed their travels across the oceans with clay pipes in their teeth. kant sat on a bench and watched the bustle of people. here you can acquire such knowledge without traveling. the world ocean museum recently opened a route called the philosophical trail. there is a legend that every day after lunch kant took a walk. when he appeared on the street, the residents chimed the clock, half fourth. paving stones age. professor kant walked along it; he was a sick man and believed that fresh sea air and walks would improve his health. the route starts from everywhere, this object is named kant's bench. today there is a ship he

the capture of könecksberg, the troops of marshal vasilevsky stormed könecksberg, the capital of east prussiaty was taken by assault troops and groups that followed the barrage of fire, the germans lost 4,200 killed and 9,400 prisoners, in moscow there was a salute of the highest." 24 salvos from 324 guns, and let's return to the topic of launching the angara a5 heavy rocket from the cosmodrome -eastern, this launch will open a new page in the space history of russia, namely... it will launch into orbit the modules of our new space station ros and the new manned spacecraft orel. and the angara launches are the first steps towards the exploration of the moon. details of new ambitious projects in documentary film angara, start to the future. watch in a couple of minutes. fyodor mikhailovich dostoevsky, it was as if he foresaw that in the 20th century a layer of people would appear who were called foreign agents and whom he described in the forest of his hero, pavel smerdyakov. friday is inagent's birthday. these same people, there is nothing to respect them for . they are enemies, but they are

time already large massifs, such as silesia, such as pomerania, such as the eastern prussia, if east prussiasay, was divided into two parts, from one part the kaliningrad region was created as part of the soviet union, and this region was given away, even though it is adjacent. to lithuania, it was not given to lithuania, but this region was simply given to the russian federation, but those lands, that is, all the dying, in particular, and even this area of ​​today's gdańsk, which in german sounded like danzik, were all given, that is, to poland, and people had to be brought to these lands and settled, why, because... from those lands, let's say, only the western lands, those that were adjacent to the oder neiss, that is , silesia, so to speak, silesia, and then in the szczecin area, all these lands, zelena hura, all of this, reportedly 1.5 million germans were evicted, and these lands had to be settled by people who would look they would take care of the land, cultivate the land, and that is why we can see from the documents. as the polish authorities constantly ask the soviet union to spee

with partisans, after which, together with the nazis, the ukrainians went to... the territory of east prussia and became part of the thirtieth ss division. after the retreat 118 the battalion was transferred to france. by the way, on the way to france, kerner, smovsky, vasyura, and some other leaders disappeared. the ukrainian commander smovsky ended up in the usa, where he died, escaping punishment, just like the commander of the first company vinnitsky, who led the ukrainian diaspora in canada. his battalion subordinate kotryuk also settled in canada. he was a beekeeper, that is, he raised bees, which is what he lived for, he did not like to talk about the past, although he did not deny his participation in the transition to the german side, participation in the 118th battalion, but here he didn’t tell anyone the details until the end. after 30 years, during investigative actions, the remains found on the site of dugouts in nolebokskaya pushcha were sent for examination. it was for this crime that the israeli simon wiesenthal center, involved in the search for nazi criminals, included kotry

arc in belarus, the baltic states, east prussia, germany.echanic-driver of the t-34 tank, 326th tank battalion. on september 18, 1944, the tank crew, which included pyotr koritonovich khotenkov, repelled eight counterattacks by enemy tanks, destroying three tanks and one self-propelled gun. left alone. after the death of the remaining members of the tank crew, pyotr bosenkov did not stop the battle until reinforcements arrived. one of the streets of the working-class village is named after pyotr kharitonovich kostyukovka, now the city limits of gomel. there is a memorial plaque on the house where he lived. hello, so where is this all going? today we have the right lineup to talk about this; we’ll start by talking with sergei kurginyan, who is in contact with the studio. sergey ivanovich, hello! hello! well, let’s face it, these are the times when, choosing from dramatic events, you realize how many there are, and even somewhere you get lost where to start, so what process on the geopolitical map today do you consider to be decisive. from the

flew 130 combat missions, took part in the battle of stalingrad, fought in ukraine, lithuania and east prussial to aviation after the war. anastasia litvinova will continue. in the relief there is a strong-willed half-profile and an airplane flying into the sky. dmitry kaprin, military pilot, hero of the soviet union, veteran of the great patriotic war, the honor guard company of the preobrazhensky regiment gives military honors to the hero. here are neighbors, friends, colleagues, members of the young army, and of course, the large kaprin family, the son of the legendary pilot, leading russian oncologist, academician andrei kaprin, daughter elena, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, all did not participate in creation of a memorial plaque. we were invited. several times to the workshop, we told him what we wanted and immediately, without any questions, everything was corrected, corrected, added, so thank you, dmitry kaprin learned to fly at the flying club in volosov near moscow, now it is the dasaf airfield and it bears his name, then there was voroshelovgrad pilot school, he graduated from

he fought with the invaders at stalingrad, on the kursk bulge, in belarus, the baltic states, east prussia t-34 320. kharitonovich named one of the streets in the working-class village of kostyukovka, now the city limits of gomel. there is a memorial plaque on the house where he lived. 100 brave guys gathered in our studio, each of them has their own question for an adult. hello, in exactly a minute the hero will come to us and answer all our questions. sergey anatolyevich, how often do you have to communicate with children? i used to be a pediatrician and children love me. the hero of the program will have to open up to the audience. what should a person do to achieve success? thinks that artists have such easy work, and it’s easy for them to get up, it’s, it’s very hard. i really didn't want my children. if we take this path, the main task is to honestly answer all the original and sometimes uncomfortable questions: do you see illness and death every day, what helps you believe in the best? the eyes of my patients, this is an inexhaustible source of energy, i would even say, a perpetual

to let small aden swell honestly, this has come as a clear results of the direct to american prussia on the east, by the authorities to allow for the flow of the humanitarian comb voice to the gaza strip, specifically off to the latest is by the attack on the world. central kitchen can void that type killed 78 was as well. since the beginning of this rule has to calculate decision to prevent the flow of the humanitarian supplies to the gaza strip, including few and gas lights out with the approach to think of the ongoing negotiations on the ground. these thought to, to partially let the, to the flow of the humanitarian chromeboys, which could not be really sufficient for the app to match the i'm in need of these desperate palestinians here in the southern parts of the gaza strip. and despite all this, and despite all the mounting american international pressure, isabel too now did not open airs of pressing and allow for the flow here military to boys. as they have said previously brought to now the old humanitarian trucks that are getting into the gaza strip. are getting through a rough uh, 1st

prussia from day one. so casita has this phrase that he's been repeating here during his visit. it's today ukraine, tomorrow, east asia. and you can really see how that motivates him to make sure that the u. s a doesn't give up on it's alliances around the world. genetics, you know, cuz she had worn in advance that the world was at a historic turning point. what makes this summit so important? well this troy lateral summit is historic in the sense that these 3 leaders that meeting these leaders of these 3 countries, the philippines, dependent that us. this is a format that has never before existed. but when you think about it, this is a logical development of what the u. s. has been trying to achieve in the region in terms of its alliance structure. now it would be going too far to say that what we're going to be looking at in the future is a nato like mutual defense structure. but it's become very important to us to make sure that it has strong, capable allies in the region who are also strongly allied with each other. now there is off as a phrase that you often hear in washington that so being able to walk into