finn, finn, i'm a dragon fly, come out, please, brother, come out, come out, i'm begging you, among thees of enemies, without food and water, with severe wounds on both legs. two grenades, let me out, my legs were already tired by that time, i pulled out a chica and got ready to meet. the fighter with the callsign finn held the position for two weeks, calling fire on himself. the story of the rescue of an ordinary finn in exclusive material of our colleagues. shelter before shelling. and we must be prepared for the fact that the enemy may increase the number. strikes by drones or missiles on our infrastructure, what is the enemy preparing for? i believe that there will be a combined attack, first there will be a wave or several waves, the waves will explode. 136-131, and then there will be a large missile hall. is ukraine ready to meet general moroz for the second time, mykhailo maneliuk admitted. the eyes through which most of us see war. monotonous break, truth against hostile lies, recording video, yes, clearly, clearly, yes, yes, yes, you can hear it. a camera that is equal to a wea

this defeat forced the finns to sit down at the table again. 1944, the finnish government announced that it was withdrawing from the war and accepting all soviet conditions. after the armistice agreement was signed, finnish troops were ordered to turn their arms against the germans. this unexpected somersault will wash away the rage of yesterday. retreating from southern lopland, the germans retaliated. here the city will destroy all populated areas along the way. on april 6, 1948 , a soviet-finnish treaty on friendship, cooperation and mutual assistance was signed in moscow. stalin wanted to start relations between the two countries with a clean slate, so manner heim was given the opportunity to calmly end his days in europe without fear of criminal prosecution. as for stalin’s attitude towards monerheim, at the end of the great patriotic war, i would say that stalin simply used monerheim. manerheim was needed in order to condemn all those responsible for participating in the war in finland, a trial was held in helsinki, where, in order not to

the finns built it for 3 years and considered it impregnable. behind which stretched anti-tank ditches. the entire space between the gouges was mined. next came wire barriers, behind which there were full-profile trenches, with armored caps for machine-gun nests, bunkers and pillboxes. in the cuuter, the remains of one of the concrete shelters of the zine, which was entangled with wire and filled with concrete, were preserved. from above this structure was covered with stones and gravel, in in case of artillery shelling or bombing. about ten people could hide in it; the battle-hardened and well-armed red army only took 10 days to break through all three lines of finnish defense and take samples. this defeat forced the finns to return to the negotiating table. in september 1944, the finnish government announced that it was withdrawing from the war and accepting all soviet conditions. after the signing of the armistice agreement, the finnish troops, this unexpected somersault of yesterday's allies, led the command the wehrmacht was in indescribabl

this defeat forced the finns to return to the negotiating table.innish government announced that it was withdrawing from the war and accepting all soviet conditions. after signing the agreement on armistice, finnish troops were ordered to turn their arms. against the germans, this unexpected somersault into indescribable rage, retreating from southern lopland, the germans, in retaliation , will burn the city of rovaniemi and destroy all populated areas on their way. on april 6 , 1948 , a soviet-finnish treaty on friendship, cooperation and mutual assistance was signed in moscow. as for stalin’s attitude towards monerheim, at the end of the great patriotic war, i would say that stalin simply used geim, monerheim was necessary in order to condemn everyone perpetrators of participation in the war in finland, a trial was held in helsinki, where the very same people , menergue’s associates with whom he ruled finland, were on the docket, it was necessary... in order not to create any social upheavals, finland needed to be friendly to the soviet union, an

only finaugris live, that is, karelians, vepsians, finns , finns hermalants were to become citizens ofpulation and other non-finugrian population were subject to isolation, concentration camps and other places, with maintenance and eviction outside of great finland. on the eve of the war and several regions of sweden and norway. maps on which great finland had already absorbed the entire russian north, right up to the op river, beyond the urals; one of the myths of finnish histography says that these are the indigenous lands of the finaugris, that karelia is only the land is for the finaugrians, and the russians are migrants here, people came and so on, absolutely wrong, the russians appeared in korelia since the 19th-13th centuries, they were then part of the novgorod republic, by the way, the novgorodians baptized the karelians, the webs, who became orthodox and have preserved orthodoxy to this day, so all these peoples, one might say, were indigenous peoples; in march 1938, hitler liquidated the nezawiykh; in the fall of the same year, with the active assistance of great britain and

that that huckleberry finn was that was a pivot of american literature. and in terms of of recreating an american language. and ellison said, you know, the writer is black or or otherwise had been respon in a way to the power and achievement of huckleberry finn ever since. now, given your writing career, my guess is that the book coming out by diana berry is one of your favorites or one of your choices. it's about anna marie douglass, the wife of frederick douglass. right now, here's another very intriguing and challenging part of this genre. now, anna marie douglass, of course, it's a very real person. she was frederick douglass, his wife of 44 years. but anna remained illiterate all of her life. so we do not have much of anything that anna wrote. we have her her voice to some extent, as spoken about or written about her children or four surviving adult children, and to some extent, commentary about her. but it takes it takes a skilled researcher. i mean, i did some of this for my biography. you have to get at anna, her life, her story through other peop

former essayist lauri törney was ranked fifty-second on the list of the 100 greatest finns. to barbarossa's plan, finland was supposed to pin down as many russian forces as possible on both sides of lake ladazh. this task was carried out over most of soviet karelia, reaching the southern section of belomor. absence long-range artillery and a sufficient number of bombers did not allow them to launch massive attacks on leningrad. at the same time, the finnish army actively participated in the organization. in 1942 , the german team. did not decide to destroy the road to life with a surprise attack from finnish territory. the operation was codenamed brazil. her main goal was our dry island, which was the key to the entire southern part of lake ladazh. if successful, leningrad was doomed to a second blockade winter and complete extinction. german self-propelled landing bags and the twelfth detachment of italian torpedo boats from the city were delivered to the base in an energetic manner. the italians, like the finns , were supposed to cover the germans during the landing on the

this is one of the many concentration camps created by the finns on soviet territory.nerheim gave his troops an order, which stated that the russian population was to be taken into custody and transported to concentration camps; it was planned to create ethnic clean state, great finland. in fact, finland, after the capture. soviet territory, primarily in korelia, pursued a pronounced policy of genocide, the fact is that greater finland did not envisage concentration camps with very difficult living conditions, which ultimately led to the fact that in the occupied territory of korelia, a large number of civilians died . in these footage, members of the emergency state commission to investigate the atrocities of the nazi invaders and their accomplices are interrogated by one of the concentration camp guards. during the investigation , the owners of kareli were identified. the commission asked for hundreds of survivors of finnish concentration camps. their evidence shocked even experienced investigators. from the testimonies of former prisoners of finnish concentration ca

them serhiy spodeniuk, under the pseudonym fin, under during the enemy assaults, it so happened that finn remained alone for 14 days, he was in... his position, without revealing himself, for the last four days he was lying among the corpses of the enemy, without water, without food and only using the radio at the appointed time, repeatedly called for artillery fire on himself, yury the platoon commander, he was the one who during these two weeks kept in touch with the finn, he says, the russians powerfully covered his position with artillery fire, among our paratroopers there were killed and wounded, the first the seriously injured were evacuated, finn was also injured in he left both legs and his turn for evacuation for last. we dragged these two out for a day, because there was a very massive shelling, they started, they started storming us. for understanding, combat medic roman po how can the evacuation of a wounded person from the battlefield take place? if possible, if there was a very strong whitewash, they dragged, how long was it in terms of distance, how long did you drag, well,

in total, the finns plan to fence off the entire 1,300 km of the border.gh fence with barbed wire will be equipped with dugouts and bunkers that can withstand even a direct hit from an artillery shell. the test section of the fence has already cost the finnish budget 6 million euros, but so far it only interferes with the seasonal migration of wild animals. finland is not understood. at all the scale of this russophobic campaign against russia, that when it hits finland, no one replaced the russians, neither the germans, nor the italians, nor other foreigners replaced them, so naturally, tourism and trade dropped very much. the most important water trade route from finland to russia, the saimaa canal, is also mothballed today, it was built for the timber trade, and trade flourished from our birch, finns. made paper and sold it all over the world. now finnish companies are left without raw materials for their production, but we discovered new markets. in the border department they sorted, now they not only process the wood, but also assemble ready-made hous

frostbitten finns. the authorities of the neighboring country are preparing to demolish the russian consulate and expropriate our property. what hot finnish guys get up to. finland is able to cope on its own, connected by one chain. the european parliament revokes veta's right to a general eu decision. will brussels be able to suppress the voice of dissenting countries within the union? the right of weta was the only weapon against the big bullies. and a terrible secret: kyiv regime celebrates the ninetieth anniversary of the holodomor, but for some reason is silent about how stalin carried out the ukranization of maloros at an accelerated pace. ukrainian radyansk, socialist republic. watch it now. hello, this is the meeting place at ntv, the place where everything becomes clear. i'm andrey norkin, my colleague ivan trushkin, we 're working live. announcement, you just saw ours and heard it, well, in short, to say that today we want to talk again about the neighbors who surround us in europe, about thei

we to the finns, but where did the crowds come from?ng the finnish border, of course, invent this story, it is clear who helped, the finns, the poles experienced the same thing when they allegedly resisted the invasion of migrants from belarus, please, yes, but the most important thing is that this crisis, which poland and the west was so inflated in relations between belarus and poland , it passed, but the border did not open, moreover, there are more, more, more restrictions, latvia recently closed two checkpoints, so all this needs to be taken as seriously as possible, today oleg tsarev said very important words, that watching the coup d’etat, seeing how the americans were preparing it, speaking about it, he himself could not fully believe it, but this cannot be, that’s what he said, and the main lesson of ten years of maidan is that today there is more there is no... what cannot be, we are dealing with a powerful , still very evil will, which forces entire countries, sometimes tries to force entire continents to act to the detriment

and we conflate huck finn and tom sawyer, the really different stories. i wonder what you think as someone who engages with literature in the context of the history space. now, you know, what does mk twain offer us the oortunity to do? you know, that allow us to engage in conversations and investigations thacould be helpfulo us at this time. i's it allows for us to s real americans. and i think that's the piece when we're talking about whado history teachers do? there's there's a tendency to think that we just talk about great men in history and that is the arc of all of history. if you really love history, if you really love social studies, if you love econ, if you love poly sci, you start to ask reallyifficult questions like what about not the great person? but if we're talking about, for example, george washington, wh about the soldierwho had to fight under george washington? what was it like f them? what was it like thinking abt their families? and i think what twainffers is really a huge glimpse of this antebellum period. this this period of time whe

moreover, in this great finland only finaugris, that is, karelians, vepsians, finns, german finns shouldnd, and the russian population and other non-finugrian population were subject to isolation, concentration camps and others. on the eve of the war, representatives of the finnish elite seriously discussed the issue of including the entire kola peninsula, karelia, pskov region, estonia and several regions of sweden and norway into greater finland. after the start of the war, maps appeared on which great finland had already absorbed all the russian northerners that these were the indigenous lands of the finaugris, that karelia was only the land is for the finaugrians, and the russians are migrants here, people came and so on , absolutely wrong, the russians appeared in karelia since the 19th-13th centuries, they were then part of the novgorod republic, by the way, the novgorodians baptized the karelia, the vepsians. who became orthodox and have preserved orthodoxy to this day, so all these peoples, maybe in the thirty-eighth year, hitler abolished the independence of austria and included

you know, huck finn is rn out of a time, but it's not just born. the language isn't born out of itself. it's born out of laws, is born out of economic structures. it's born out of a culture. you know. and i think that's the hard part for many of us to really understand. it's one of those things when we're talking about racism and we're talking about, you know, structural racism. we're talking about the history of racism, even the history of slavery. those are very difficult things to teach because youave to reconstruct the time. you have treconstruct what were the laws you have construct, what were the econic structures you have to construct? wh were the customs and attitudes? and the are uncomfortable. so in manyespects, the language feels uncomfortable because we've not quite mastered the history of the time and the language becomes an entry point r us to realize, oh, this is difficult, buthat's just that's just the tipf the iceberg. and i think that's one of the fundamental mistakes we make when we engage wh twain and we engage with huck finn. i

and this is so ironic when you get to huckleberry finn, because huckleberry finn is an indictment of slavery. huckleberry finn is an indictment of racism. but the philistines who are unfortunately leading our schools and our universities today, don't seem to understand that. i would be surprised if they ever crack the spine of the book themselves. they've just been told by somebody else that it's racist and therefore terrible, and we have to get rid of it. so unfortunately, now you're seeing all sorts of bizarre, frankly obscene in and pornographic books creeping into schools. one clear example of this would be gender queer by myakka bobby, which is essentially gay --, graphic vivid gay -- in schools, all the while the great writers are being kicked out. there was a terrible move from the yale english department just, just a few years ago to remove the required ment that one study major english poets because the problem with those major english poets is they happen to be white guys because their their english i mean, the english tend to be white and so you think, my goodness, if one

are finns on one side, well, according to our history, we know that everything, whatever maybe, butn to think russia attacked ukraine , a lot of ideas have changed a lot, and you are a finnish person, but of swedish origin, the question about sweden, well, i'm really me, i'm a finnish person, i know finnish. against the ussr, but we are simply all swedish-speaking, like you have hungarian-speaking or crimean tatars, we don’t care, we are finnish anyway, okay, but the question is, what happens to the fact that in sweden, the door to nato opens, then it closes, the action of the swedes, what are the swedes, they just sit and wait, do they somehow do something, somehow try anyway to join nato. that turkey, and turkey, and hungary, also, the magyars, your brothers, by the way, finnish brothers, the magyars are finno-ugric , they are your brothers, well, i think when, when they started, this process, finland and sweden, we are both they said that we would join nato hand in hand, until it seemed that erdoğan started all kinds of trouble, finland, since we have a border of 1,300 km with ru

magnitude better, than when it was a neutral state, and in general, since april , finland and the finnsongratulate them, are members of the euro-atlantic alliance, and we understand that this imposes on the nato bloc appropriate security guarantees, what is the situation now with help for ukraine, we have literally 2.5 minutes. in ukraine , finland ranks among the top ten countries in terms of number or percentage of aid per person living in ukraine. most of what finland does, finland tries not to advertise, that is, the last aid package was for 30 million. but the composition of the aid was not made public. then, finland thanks to the fact that we entered. now in nato, finland joined nato, now finland will receive the newest, anti-aircraft system of defense against israel, and i really hope that after finland, ukraine will be the next with anti-aircraft defense, and finland has fully fulfilled all requirements and fully integrated into nato, that is, we must not forget that finland was the country that had the largest reserve. at the time of the beginning of russia's great invasion of

then the finns, taking advantage of the collapse of russia.vil war , the task was to annex into their own territories those lands that had never been in finland. hitler to power, renewed close contacts with the leaders of the third reich, and he developed a particularly trusting relationship with reiks-marshal hermann gerring. this footage was taken in 1942, a box of the best french champagne, the hospitable owner boasted that another 35,000 bottles are stored in the cellars of his estate. therefore, he will not be bored for the rest of his life. before the war, manerheim came to gerring in 1934, 35 and 37 . together they hunted and discussed issues of military cooperation. 136 finnish military delegations visited germany. in august 1937 , a squadron of german submarines, the entire german submarine fleet, arrived in helsinki on a friendly visit. head of the intelligence directorate of the red army semyon uritsky in secret as a base for the deployment of the german air fleet against the ussr. at the same time , the idea of ​​creating a greater

that that huckleberry finn was that was a pivot of american literature. and in terms of of recreating an american language. and ellison said, you know, the writer is black or or otherwise had been respon in a way to the power and achievement of huckleberry finn ever since. now, given your writing career, my guess is that the book coming out by diana berry is one of your favorites or one of your choices. it's about anna marie douglass, the wife of frederick douglass. right now, here's another very intriguing and challenging part of this genre. now, anna marie douglass, of course, it's a very real person. she was frederick douglass, his wife of 44 years. but anna remained illiterate all of her life. so we do not have much of anything that anna wrote. we have her her voice to some extent, as spoken about or written about her children or four surviving adult children, and to some extent, commentary about her. but it takes it takes a skilled researcher. i mean, i did some of this for my biography. you have to get at anna, her life, her story through other peop

they didn’t ask the finns anything when they decided to join nato, they asked absolutely nothing aboutbates, even televised debates , there was no referendum, the people are hostages, this is a reservation, this is a reservation, a nato reservation, that is, the finnish people live in we don't have any reservations right now no rights, there is no democracy, migrants are just an excuse to close everything and all documents, dozens of citizens from africa and the middle east continue to be at the border in heating points provided by the russian side, we want to get to finland because our relatives are there, we want to hug our relatives, and we do not intend to stay in russia. but while the entrance is closed, instead of resolving the migration issue at the border , allowing russians and finns to freely cross through the most popular checkpoints, the problem was created artificially. the baltic sea now becomes nato's internal sea. and these refugees, supposedly masses of whom are breaking through to finland, were used as a pretext to justify these actions in finland, while money was all

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so, are the finns doing everything right, or do they still need to install machine guns on the otherhen they close themselves off from you, something is wrong with you, yes , at least your neighbors perceive you somehow differently than they perceived you before, and despite the fact that this is sad, at the same time i’m a little surprised by the reaction inside russia, because, as far as i remember, you yourself, i think you remember this very well, for the last one and a half to two years, and from the highest stands they told us that these sanctions that are imposed on russia, on russian citizens, all the obstacles that are put there, visa and all that, are evidence of what? this is not evidence that there may be something wrong there in russia . according to the same logic, obviously, it is not close to me, but such a logic exists, then this closure of the actual border between russia and our big neighbor means evidence that russia is doing everything right, we should be happy about this, although i don’t see any joy, in general , including sands, he said that wealth is evidence

this defeat forced the finns to return to the negotiating table.y end his days in europe without fear of criminal prosecution. as for stalin’s attitude towards monerheim, at the end of the great patriotic war, i would say that stalin simply used it. monerheim, monerheim was necessary in order to condemn all those responsible for participating in the finnish war, helsinki was undergoing trial the trial where the very people who were manerheim's associates, with whom he ruled finland, ended up in the dock, it was necessary in order not to create any social upheavals, and finland needed to be friendly to the soviet union, imargeev actually ensured this, died in january 1951 in the eighty-fourth year of his life and was buried in the military cemetery in helsinki. the soviet country did not stop, did not punish finnish criminals so harshly, based on the fact that there was a goal to obtain neutral status in finland, which was done, to build good friendly relations between the soviet union and finland, by the way, this continued throughout the post-war

, because the finns, after six o’clock there, in my opinion, it’s forbidden to even sell beer there atrible thing, and rightly so, they are not a country here, but a nightmare, listen, i was there once , i go out at 9:00 for a walk, it’s just good summer, i think what happened, oh, where are the people in general, i’m closed , people are sleeping, in general everyone is sleeping, moreover, if you are walking and just talking on the street, i’ll tell you loudly, the police , minute. is not what was there, that is, you were walking, talking loudly, a policeman came up to you for alcohol, i’ll say again how you behaved there, i generally behaved great, that’s it, but what’s the point, the finns went to st. -petersburg is far away, i’ll tell you the word, there are elections nearby, these are all small , everything was packed there, on weekends, everything is simple, they sit and quietly sing songs in hotels there until 12, as long as they want, this is pure really, i don’t know, poor finns, oh well, god bless him in the forest, don’t be afraid in lesuto there are also a lot of prohibition

the finns have not only closed the borders, they are pushing until the sixtieth year, according to whichy be marked with posts, all its changes are only by mutual consent, the choice is the closest large city to the border with finland, of course, people here in the country of soomi have always lived in close connection, for example, finns came here to get a manicure or have a car repaired, now there are traders at the local market ... they are selling off post-soviet products, it will be difficult for them, they barely survived one winter that they just rode here to the city with a selection , also for a reason, cheap alcohol, cheap cigarettes, and fuel, however, the fuel is very good for fuel, apparently , very soon finns will not be able to travel to karelia for cheap gasoline, the lyutta checkpoint is crowded today , there are no relatives, all checkpoints, people are in a hurry, perhaps for the last time this year they will see and hug their loved ones. i'm coming from petrozavodsk. and where you go to finland, home i end up in helsinki. i had plans to stay with my mother for a day.

hotel , and the doors are closed, only the guests are standing there, greeted by a wooden bear, the finnsh they have no right to do this, our border guards found an agreement dating back to the sixties, according to which the border should only be marked with posts, that’s all its changes only by mutual consent. vybsk is the closest large city to the border with finland, and of course, people here in the country, suomi have always lived in close connection, for example, finns came here to get a manicure or repair automobile. now at the local market, traders are selling the last of the finnish candies and even feel sorry for their neighbors, without russian products it will be difficult for them to barely survive one winter, that they just rode here to the city, sampling, also for a reason, cheap alcohol, cheap cigarettes. and the fuel, however, the fuel is very good, they had fuel, apparently, very soon finns will not be able to go to karelia for cheap gasoline, at the lyutta checkpoint, it’s crowded today, native places, native dachas, friends, relatives, i want to travel while the finni

hotel, and the doors are closed, only the guests are standing there, greeted by a wooden bear, the finnslosed the borders, they are stringing up barbed wire and building fences , although they have no right to do this, our border guards found an agreement for another... year, according to which the border should be marked only with columns, all its changes only by mutual consent, the choice of the nearest large city to the border with finland, and of course, the people here in the country, suomi have always lived in close contact, for example, finns came here to get a manicure or have a car repaired, now at the local market traders are selling the last finnish candies and even feel sorry for their neighbors without russian products it will be difficult for them for one winter lived that they just rode here to the city in a sample, also for a reason, cheap alcohol, cheap cigarettes, and fuel , however, they are very good at having fuel, apparently, very soon finns will not be able to go to karelia for cheap gasoline, the lyutta checkpoint is crowded today, native places, native dachas. fr

the finns have not only closed their borders, they are stringing up barbed wire and building fences, found an agreement dating back to the sixties, according to which the border should be marked only with posts, all changes to it only by mutual agreement. vybsk is the closest large city to the border with finland, and of course, the people here... in the country soomi have always lived in close connection, for example, finns came here to get a manicure or have a car repaired, now at the local market traders are selling... the last finnish candies and even feel sorry for their neighbors, without russian products they will it’s difficult, we barely survived one winter, that it’s not just that they came here to the city as a sample, it’s also not just like that, cheap alcohol, cheap cigarettes, and fuel, however, they had very good fuel for fuel, apparently, very soon for cheap finns will not be able to drive with gasoline karelia, at the lutta checkpoint, it’s crowded today, native places, family dachas, friends, relatives, i want to travel while the finnish authorities are deciding wh

war of aggression. in ukraine, there used to be a border with nato, now it has doubled in size, the finns are already taking measures, they were announced by both the president and minister shoigu, corps are being created, air defense is being strengthened, and so on and so forth, what they are closing, of course, they are causing, it ’s called shooting, shooting yourself in the foot, because look, all the shops, all the markets, all... the good enterprises that were working in cross-border trade, they close down, they go bankrupt , and this is thanks to the fact that this is how actively sannya marina did all this at the age of 4, and now, divorced, having left politics, she works at the blair foundation, for a million pounds in london, yes now she’s relaxing, yes, she’s done well for the finns, yes, she’s not a divorcee with a million... she’s done her job in finland, and now it all seems to be moving by inertia, but this can’t go on for long, that’s absolutely certain, economics, it has always been based and dictates politics, because it’s called shooting at one’s ears to freeze, yes,

the finns joined nato, built a fence, closed their consulates and introduced bans on tourists.lights at these points are from official carriers, but they are still offering alternative routes. we are just proposing to change the direction of movement from st. petersburg-helsinki, for example st. petersburg-tallinn and then from tallinn on existing porom lines to braca to helsinki. this is at least some kind of action. there are fewer and fewer trucks at the border; after the introduction of sanctions, cargo is re-attached right here, but tomorrow it’s obvious that this small cargo turnover will stop, yes, most likely it will stop , we’re transporting the cargo itself to russia, having imposed a lot of sanctions on the cargo, on the feet, so there is less work, while the finns intend to close the border at these checkpoints until february 18 next year. following finland, the possible closure of the border with russia was also announced. also, the norwegian minister of justice did not rule out that the russian-norwegian border could be closed as soon as possible, although border

the finns joined nato, built a fence, and closed their consulates. introduced bans for tourists, thents are from official carriers, but they still offer alternative routes, we are just proposing to change the direction of travel from st. petersburg-helka, for example, st. petersburg-tallinn, and then from tallinn to existing poromy lines from braca to helsinki, this is at least some kind of real option for transportation in current situation. there are fewer and fewer trucks at the border, after the introduction of sanctions, cargo is re-attached right here , but tomorrow... obviously this small cargo turnover will stop, yes, most likely it will stop, it’s sad that we’re bringing it to russia, a lot of sanctions have been imposed for a lot of cargo, so there is less work, while the finns intend to close the border at these checkpoints until february 18 next year. following finland , estonia announced the possible closure of the border with russia, and the norwegian minister of justice did not rule out that the russian-norwegian border can be closed as soon as possible, although borde

to solve migration the question at the border is to allow russians and finns to freely cross throughland is increasingly. distances itself from russia, they officially declare that our country is supposedly to blame for such an influx of refugees, but journalistic investigations say the opposite, the problem was created artificially. now the baltic sea is becoming an internal sea of ​​nato, this is the justification for these actions in finland, money has been allocated to continue the construction of a fence on the russian-finnish border, it is necessary somehow explain to taxpayers what this fence is for, well, a story arises with refugees , the finnish ambassador was summoned to the russian ministry of foreign affairs on november 20, the russian department expressed a note of protest regarding the closure of five checkpoints, but so far no decision has been made from helsinki, the finnish media on the contrary, discussing, past the military bases, biological laboratories will also be equipped there. maria valieva and olga alvukhina, lead. and in continuation of the topic, news com

, they’re driving in the car, they’re great friends, dusya loves her because it’s warm to sleep on finnnother bowl of food, yes , in general, now there are two of them, and you can instantly, until, if we turn away, it means we’ll cut off the food , so yes, yes, it seems to me that this is wonderful, wonderful, but the story, of course, does not end there, if they understand themselves correctly , now you have a new one. request to your parents, now you want a bird, yes, tell me, i want it, so i’m a pigeon, yeah, so that he sits in my cage, uh, so that i... sometimes let him out there, so that i feed him, so that he stands, chirps, maybe just a coloring book, yes, well, you don’t need to walk him, at least i don’t know, but pigeons, who do the parents think about this? i kind of adhere to this humanistic point of view, i think that if you can afford an animal, you should definitely get one, definitely, i cooperate with the shelter there, i , well, i love all this, i like - when i was a child, i wasn’t good at being an animal, i think that it’s necessary, but i’m not ready for it yet, i’

not they're the classroom to sit on judgment on everybody in the lesson thousand years now is huck finn book that you would teach at bennington? no, i have not taught up there. i don't, i don't specialize in american literature. i'm just i'm just saying that because it's something that's always in the news. but for i do teach david hume and david hume is an indispensable philosopher for his period. you have to read david hume and then, of course, he wrote an essay in which he said that, you know, he thought there was a hierarchy in intelligence among the races and we don't believe that anymore. science has proved that that's incorrect. but this is not to say that we read everything else that david hume wrote, which is of the utmost importance and i think my students at the prison get they understand that there are classes toward the prison. you know we try to we try to do a wide variety of classes. and there have been some, i think, really interesting one on the turner rebellion. there has been one on the haitian revolution. you know, needless to say, we do african literature and things

also mothballed today, it was built for the timber trade, and trade flourished, from our birch, the finnseir production, but we have opened border sorting, now not only orders have begun to increase, we have a workload for 2 months ahead, production is only growing, we will be building a second workshop, at this woodworking enterprise there will be buyers they found their raw materials in china, malaysia and korea; they have to transport the wood across the whole country, but new partners compensate for the logistics costs. kolkova and galina orlova, vesti weeks, russian-finnish border. well, let's continue the finnish theme. despite the widespread myth in modern finnish historiography, the fact that participation in the attack on the ussr after the start of the great patriotic war was a continuation for the finns. the main goal of the russian occupation policy of the finns was the creation of an ethnically pure, great finland. after the advance of the red army in 1944 and its entry into the old state border of the ussr, finland cried out for change. september 19 , 1944 in moscow, between

in 2 years during the occupation around medvezhyegorsk, the finns carved out a real fortified area incosts; every meter of the city was shot at from the heights. in 1944, the red army liberated the city with heavy fighting. k 9 august, during the svir-petrozavodsk operation, red army troops approached the former. soviet-finnish border and stopped the offensive. the war with finland was over. the capital of the republic, the city of petrozavodsk, was liberated earlier on june 28 , 1944. in 2015, petrozavodsk was awarded the honorary title of city of military glory.

with finland have changed in recent months, with whom such isolation will have consequences for the finnsar from st. petersburg, here it is finland, the locals never perceived the neighboring country as a foreign country, they loved to go here for fishing, for finnish goods and simply to open a schengen visa. until recently, border russian and finnish cities lived exclusively due to mutual tourist flow. shops, gas stations, real estate, all the infrastructure that was created in based on tourists, it was depopulated. currency exchange offices are open, border cafes and gas stations where tourists stopped are closed. of course, well, you have to be friends with your neighbors, especially with such a large country, but what about being right here, right under them, this is what the finnish lapiranta looks like on the border with russia, now the shopping areas are empty, the largest outlet built on the eve of the pandemic went bankrupt, thousands of finns lost their jobs, they are also suffering, everything was closed for them too, many shops were closed in finland, many were left without wo

the finns will have nowhere to sing, sanctions.nt to take away helsinki hall from russian businessmen, and the west sings my marmalade, am i wrong, won’t the hit become prophetic? instead of computer science, he taught with bandera’s slogan. a teacher at one of the moscow schools was fined and suspended from work for drawing a swastika on the blackboard and wishing death on russians. what conclusions should be drawn after such lessons? have you arrived? a whole train with tower cars from poland will now run in the kiev metro. why for ukraine this is not the light at the end of the tunnel, but a dead end. music lessons or an alarm clock for vssu students? our military is re-educating enemies with the songs of oleg gazmanov, but what can be useful in captivity? so, the media of the kiev regime spends the whole day speculating on news, or maybe rumors, with an ethical claim to a sensation, they say, several people were poisoned in the circle of the head of military intelligence, professional terrorist kirill budanov, who... with intox

the finns agreed to soviet terms and signed a peace treaty.deposits in central asia, he was sent there at the head of the so-called raw material brigade, which was formed by the uranium commission of the academy of sciences to speed up nuclear research. it was the initiative of prominent scientists, vladimir vernatsky, vitaly khlopin and fersman himself. in central asia, fersman’s team carefully examined all the ore mines and concluded: there is a uranium base, and its development is promising. scientists had in mind primarily the use of atomic energy for... purposes, but this task had to be postponed. already during the war, the atomic project was resumed to create nuclear weapons. this was vital for the defense of the country. on november 30, 1993, the double-headed eagle was established as the state emblem of russia. he symbolizes the continuity and continuity of our history. for more than five centuries, such an eagle has been a symbol. country, it first appeared on the seal of tsar ivan ii in 1497. tsar alexei mikhailovich issued a decree

that they will cause some kind of destabilization of finland, as it immediately turns out that the finns been evil, well, that's it logic, so you know, you can't agree with them on anything...hope that they will come to their senses, all this will not happen, because the russians, until something hits them very hard on the head, they will not start look at yourself, and they will find out who else is angry, at whom they are angry once again they tried to attack, and it will multiply, multiply and multiply, until they are, you know, until this snake, not you , not you, pulls out its poisonous sting, right?

all to neighboring states , even though they are under the nato umbrella, do you think that what the finnseople of lithuania, latvia , and estonia are doing will somehow encourage all other members of the european community to treat the russians accordingly , or how do they deserve it? well, i would like to, mr. serhiy, whether this will really happen is a rhetorical question, because there will always be those people who will say these banal, excuse me, chewed-up, formulas about the fact that russia cannot be isolated, that otherwise it will become completely wild, it is already wild, and here we are only talking about the level of this wildness and barbarism, which does not need to be proved to anyone, but in spite of everything there will be people who will continue to say all this political nonsense and delusion, justifying their inaction, you see, finland is a huge country with population, if i'm not mistaken, 5.5 million people and she is not afraid to do things that other big countries simply cannot even imagine, huge germany, which gives us a lot of help, for which we are terribly