already by the beginning of the seventeenth year, it became quite obvious that in the near future the entente an absolutely unequivocal warning, as sir george bukinon, the british ambassador to the russian empire, at a meeting with the emperor in the great power that was the russian empire, he said emperor: "i must warn you, your majesty, about the abyss that is in front of you, you have come sir to the fork and must now choose between two paths, one. will lead you to victory and a glorious world, the other to revolution and disaster. let me ask your majesty to choose first. what kind of path was this? for several days this path was marked out to emperor nicholas ii by another englishman, lord milner, who arrived in petrograd as the head of the british allied mission. at the council of the allies, the council of the entente, which for the first time took place in the masonic lodge of great britain, he was one of the leaders of the secret round table, the main goal of which was to promote british interests, he held several conversations with the leaders of the russian...

thanks to russia, and we will say and see about this, the entente, with cordial consent, won this mostmade a huge, invaluable contribution to the victory, but it turned out to be in the camp of the vanquished, moreover, those who were inflicted. russia was the most serious, almost fatal wound, and yet, it would seem, nothing... foreshadowed such an outcome, february of the seventeenth year russia was preparing for victory, we will now see how difficult it was for this, the leaders and our allies in the entente , and the german command that the outcome of the war was a foregone conclusion, it was so clear that for the victory parade in... known as the headdresses of the red army, were designed and sewn according to a sketch by the artist vysnik; in the center of this headdress, reminiscent of an ancient russian helmet, there was, of course, not a red star, but a double-headed eagle. events unfolded in such a way that the two-headed eagles were torn off and red ones were pasted on. finite stars, but let 's see what the first world war was for the whole world for russia, why, in fact, it

more recently, pelsudskoy fought against the entente, on the side of germany, today the americans gave him 20 thousand machine guns, 300 aircraft, more than 200 tanks. by a special decree signed by lenin and sverdlov, the brestlit peace was annuled, as unfair, imposed by force. tenth snow. the hell of this hour of life in belarus depends only on savetam. stella, minsk is a hero city, a sign of special recognition of the capital and its contribution to the liberation of the country as a whole and not of an individual city. the monument appeared here in eighty-five, and even earlier , the palace of the republic could have become here if the construction had not been moved to the park on the central square, now oktyabrskaya. i’ll immediately dispel the myth that is circulating about this place, of course, not for conventions, it was a design assignment, as... which is drawn up by the customer, approved by the ministry of culture, there should have been some kind of building here, which would be a symbol of belarus, the stage box was erected and concreted, but then the collapse of the sovi

here, among the emigrants, conversations begin that it is necessary to invite the entente, it is necessarythe united states of america there, so that they again intervene in this russian civil strife, in this the internal russian conflict helped to overthrow the bolsheviks, but again, as rational and sober-minded people, they understood that simply no entente, no england and france would help, which means they need to pay with something, how can the russians? give up odessa, and give up murmansk to the british , promise vladivostok to the americans, they were not national traitors, they understood perfectly well that this was a very cruel price, but there were two evils, one evil was the bolsheviks , the other evil was territorial concessions, that’s why to... for the sake of his political interests, no matter what, red or white, bolshevik or anti-bolshevik, the russian land for alexei tolstoy is a shrine, it cannot be sold, it cannot be ceded, it cannot be given to anyone, then this very conflict begins, as a result of which he spat with the russian emigration and moved. from paris to ber

mentioned by us, wrote in his replacements. the tsar was overthrown by a revolution favored by the ententes guchkov? already after revolution is too late. he was an extraordinary man, one of the richest people in russia, an industrialist, a duelist, a shaver, an unusually courageous man, who fought in the country. one option is that the emperor, in a friendly conversation, once complained to him about difficulties. sometimes difficult family life, which, probably, every man can talk about in the summer throughout petrograd. another option, dirty gossip about the empress and rasputin, guchkov told with a laugh to his entourage. moreover, he distributed these pornographic leaflets, he was going to challenge him to a duel, but as a tsar , of course, he could not do this, their positions were too unequal, then he asked the minister of war, who was supposed to meet with guchkov, to convey the sovereign’s words that guskov was a scoundrel. since then"

this was the case during the civil war, when the german interventionists, and then members of the ententeed a short-lived puppet government in kiev in order to contain soviet russia, this was the case in the first, during the great patriotic war, when bandera’s followers took turns swearing allegiance to the nazis, then... a direct line and a press conference, everyone can ask the president their question, ways for there is a lot of this: applications for smartphones, special forms in popular russian social networks on the website moskvaputina.ru, or you can just call the hotline at 8800-240-40, or send an sms to the short number 040-40. all requests will be recorded and processed, even if they do not go on air. there are a lot of questions, the topics are very different, from the foreign policy of western sanctions to zhikkah. the military military commission assigned the first group of disability, but when he came to the civil ms, he was demoted to the second, of course these are people very indignant, the bank of the katyshka river has been surrendered. for rent to a commercial farm an

more recently, pelsudsky fought against the entente, on the side of germany.ay the americans gave him 20 thousand machine guns, 300 aircraft, and more than 200 tanks. with a special pastanova signed by lenin and sverdlov, the brest-litovsk peace was annulled as unfair, force was imposed. snowfall 10, 18 the red army retreated to minsk. the first communist belarusian detachment was formed in petrograd. the photographs were taken in kazan. from here, by order of lenin, the most modern equipment that the soviet country had was sent to the western front. we had few planes, literally only a few, but they went to belarus. the young soviet republics fought for their freedom and independence under difficult conditions. on june 1, 1919, the dawn of our republic, a special manifesto was published. let us say that belarus, which has been subject to slavery, slavery and the whole world, and the free belarusian republic of belarus, we abhor all the worlds, hell at this time of life in belarus, rely only on advice. belarusian doilitstva, what kind of jumping... it’s importa

time imperialism is relying on the bourgeoisie of poland, just recently pelsudsky fought against the ententegermany, today the americans gave him 20 thousand machine guns, 300 aircraft, more than 200 tanks, installations signed by lenin and svyardlov brest-litovsk the world is nullified as unfair, imposed silay. 10 hectares of snow in 18, the red army lost to minsk. the first communist belarusian detachment was formed in petrograd. here he is before being sent to the front. moscow sees off the volunteers. these photographs were taken in kazan. from here, by order of lenin. the most modern technology that the soviet country had was on its way to the western front. we had few planes, literally just a few, but they went to belarus. the young soviet republics fought for their freedom and independence under difficult conditions. 1st student 1919 of the year, the day of our republic, a special manifesto was published. we name belarus, whatever it is. with marina karaman. let's talk about complex things in simple terms. today we’re talking about whether law enforcement officers will be able to cont

the interventionists, and then members of the entente, deliberately created short-lived puppet governmentsn kiev in order to contain soviet russia. that's how it was in first, during the great patriotic war, when the banderaites took turns swearing allegiance to the nazis, the puppet kiev regime, alien to most ukrainians, carried out bloody massacres on... the facades of buildings on the central streets, in renovated boiler rooms they work at least one at a time, and somewhere around two boilers. we still have more than 100 apartment buildings that have not yet been started up for heating, so we looked at the boiler houses that are being repaired. we have a number of so-called heavy houses that we initially planned for demolition, therefore, no work was carried out on them, but then after they were studied in more detail. after all, we decided to restore these houses, so we have these houses that have not been opened, since the topic is the second intensive care hospital, it means that the equipment arrived, we looked, it was necessary to prepare the premises, today we see that they are co

more recently, pelsudsky fought against the entente on the side of germany.cans gave him 20 thousand machine guns, 300 aircraft, more than 200 tanks. the special proclamation signed by lenin and svyardlov brest lithuanian world was canceled as unfair, imposed by force. snowfall 10, 18 , the red army lost to minsk. the first communist belarusian detachment was formed in petragrad. here, by order of lenin , the most modern equipment that the soviet country had was sent to the western front. we had few planes, literally only a few, but they went to belarus. in difficult conditions they fought for their freedom and independence, young soviet republics. 1st june 1919, the day of the birth of our republic, a special manifesto was published. we name belarus. we have gorgeous roads in the ostrovets area, i regularly go to work on a motorcycle, to unshroud, so to speak, my horse, and to ride along the roads into the wind. and now our beauty looms on the horizon, she is really very beautiful, our belarusian, i am sergei bylchinsky, deputy chief engineer for repairs of

more recently, pelsudsky fought against the entente, on the side of germany.ay the americans gave him 20 planes, more than 200 tanks, polachi, hotyn. 30 years later, the killer is at the scene of the massacre. odde, the departure was from lacosty. and they took him to the hotel, to which he remained silent. confrontations and personal confessions of vasyura's colleagues. when the command was given, the barn was set on fire, which was done. blacksmith joseph kaminsky. several more children were saved in khatyn. sasha zhelobkhovich managed to escape when the village was surrounded. vitizhe lobkovich's mother covered her body with her body. thus, she gave him life twice. sonya yaskevich managed to go to her aunt in a neighboring village. her brother volodya hid in a potato hole. i don’t remember how long i sat in the pit, but it was already evening when i i heard a trumpet signal. i realized that the punitive forces were leaving our village. then i crawled out of the hole, the whole village was burning, and ran into the forest, thinking that my relatives and the

more recently, pelsudsky fought against the entente, on the side of germany.he americans gave him 20 thousand machine guns, 300 aircraft, and more than 200 tanks. by a special decree signed by lenin and sverdlov , the brest-litovsk peace was nullified as unfair, imposed by force. snowfall 10 , 18, the red army retreated to minsk. the first communist was formed in petragrad. sending to the front. moscow sees off the volunteers. these photographs were taken in kazan. from here, by order of lenin, it went to the western front. the most modern technology that the soviet country had. we had few planes, literally only a few, but they went to belarus. the young soviet republics fought for their freedom and independence under difficult conditions. 919, the day of our republic's republic, a special manifesto was published, the history of belarus, which has been the result of freedom, slavery and the hereafter, and now the free belarusian republic of belarus, we are going forward to all the worlds, hell, at this time of life in belarus, rely only on advice. how long ago

side, on the bright side , finally, finally, we are not for hitler, not for stalin, but... with the ententere becoming what we had to become a long time ago, we are becoming one of the elements of the great game of good versus bad ones, that's all. we made a lot of mistakes, sometimes they seemed fatal, but despite all our mistakes, the ukrainian national idea still stood, it was so viable and powerful , we survived thanks to people for whom the difference was always there. the old injuries and the crowded rooms made us stronger. we today we discover this strength and resilience both for ourselves and for the world. the country of unlearned lessons is finally becoming mature and responsible. conducting a special, we are conducting martial law on the entire territory of our state. chevrons approaching victory.

but we need to remember how the first world war ended precisely because the entente had more troops thanamericans entered the war; now russia has more troops. and let’s even omit the fact that the historian of the first world ace assures that the appearance of the americans was purely pr, their maintenance and training fell on the shoulders of the war -weary allies, and even let what the new york times repeats, the ukrainians are advised not to try to return their 20% of the territory, otherwise the next year will be like the sixteenth, and it was the deadliest year in the first world war, when thousands died, and the front line changed little, and this is also about the battles of verdeniya and somi, where more than a million died from the entente alone, no, that’s all... these comparisons are from the first world war are repeated precisely because the west could already understand: if they start talking about a truce , then there will be their own versailles, they will have to talk about changes in borders, because republican vence is already formulating: ukraine will have to cede part

more recently, pelsudsky fought against the entente, on the side of germany.ded over he has 20 thousand machine guns, 300 aircraft, more than 200 tanks. a special pastanova signed by lenin and svyardlov, the brest-litovsk peace was annulled as unfair, force was imposed. snow 10, 18, the red army retreated to minsk. the first communist detachment was formed in petrograd. we bear in mind belarus, which has endured slavery, slavery and the whole world, and now the free belarusian republic, we say before all the worlds, that at this time of peace in belarus, only advice is due. how long has it been since you held a book in your hands? we turned over page after page, greedily devouring every word. of all the manifestations of human creativity, the most amazing and worthy of attention are books; in books live the thoughts of past times, a clear account. the voices of people are heard, everything that humanity has accomplished has been preserved, as if by magic, on the pages of books, by reading a person survives centuries, reading brings generations together. we val

more recently, pelsudsky fought against the entente, on side of germany.tanks. the most modern technology that the soviet country had was on its way to the western front. we had few planes, literally just one.

mutual, well, i must say that, by chance or not... it served as the beginning of the emergence of the ententeious impact, maria feodorovna was active, not only in this sense, she was quite active in domestic politics, especially after the death of her husband, and by the way there is one version that she tried to prevent her husband from drinking, because one of alexander ii's vices were excessive consumption of the russian national drink. but at the same time she supported the nominees of alexander ii , sometimes in contradiction with her son, she supported sergei yulievich vitta, and partly under her influence, he held the post of minister of finance until 1903, but despite the growing hostility towards him from nicholas ii, maria fedorovna actively advocated signing the same form and manifesto on october 17 during the first russian revolution, believing that this could save the monarchy , what nikolai resisted. but gradually she was increasingly pushed aside by another wife of the emperor, already the last russian emperor, the last empress alexandra feodorovna, this was the confrontation b

was the case during the civil war, when the germans the interventionists, and then members of the ententesoviet russia, this was the case in the first, during the great patriotic war, when the banderaites took turns swearing allegiance either to the nazis or to american intelligence, performing the dirtiest work for them, mass murders or individual terrorist attacks against civilians. it is not difficult to notice that the events of recent years are developing according to the same scenario. medicine, housing, road conditions and transport development, progress specializations and foreign policy, russians ask questions to the president. results of the year with vladimir putin are already on thursday. this year it was decided to combine formats: direct line , large press conference. there are statistics for 12 noon, i’ll give you some numbers. the call center received 740 thousand calls. 272 sms, more than 76 thousand questions russians asked on the site, not a single one of them will be left unattended, the answer will be given even if the appeal does not go on air, the local authorities

germany towards france and then england, that is, what was the beginning of the emergence of the ententedanish, but no , it turns out that this can have a serious impact, maria fedorovna was active not only in this sense, she was active. enough in domestic politics and especially after the death of her husband, and there is, by the way, one version that she tried to prevent her husband’s drunkenness, because one of the vices of alexander ii was excessive consumption, and russian national drink, but at the same time she supported the nominees of alexander ii, sometimes in contradiction with her son, she supported sergei yulievich witte, and partly with her influence, he held on as minister of finance until 1903. here, despite the growing hostility of nicholas ii towards him. maria feodorovna actively advocated the signing of the manifesto written by the same vita on october 17 during the russian revolution, believing that this could save the monarchy, which nicholas ii resisted, but gradually she was increasingly pushed aside by the emperor’s other wife, already the last russian emperor,

that transgender teenager um entente cordiale gives second home brits longer in france britons with secondne will please a fraction of people. the daily express . now we must give a fraction of people. the daily express. now we must give dame esther her final campaign victory. really interesting. the daily express have comments about this. i must say today they, the daily express, urges mps to grant esther rantzen the chance to hear a debate on assisted dying , chance to hear a debate on assisted dying, an chance to hear a debate on assisted dying , an issue which assisted dying, an issue which matters very much to her. the dignitas rumbles on, so dignitas debate rumbles on, so those are your front pages . it's those are your front pages. it's time to pick through some of them. of course, with my press pack, i've got author and broadcaster christine hamilton, businessman and activist adam brooks, journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth , and quite a lot to pick over here. isn't there really . here. isn't there really. i mean, i think one of the ones that stands out, uh, to me is wh