in an effort to turn the situation around, frederick ii threw his cavalry, but the terrain limited itsry in this war made the authority of the russian empire in the world undeniable. the beautiful elizabeth fought two major wars, very major wars. she took berlin, she humiliated friedrich. what was the main pain. we have poor peter ii. he adored friedrich, his aunt humiliated him. on her last birthday, december 18 , 1761, elizabeth was already seriously ill. she wanted to hide the illness from the people, maintaining the illusion of a normal life, but everyone was already talking about her imminent death. if you had not canceled the festivities, the whole city would have danced at your honor. your majesty has prepared a small performance, put it away, there is no need for this, look how highly the people want to be involved in... your birthday, on your honor, empress, mother said that when i was born, my father set off fireworks. in honor of the victory near poltava. empress elizabeth, like her father peter the great, lived only 52 years. on december 25, 1761 , the day the orthodox worl

i can’t say whether he gave it or not, i can already say that it was king frederick ii of prussia, who to play violins, and this one is new in the iladimir region. from this moment on, in the movement, smart guys and smart girls are established as merlova. but you have to answer, you’re smart, you endured the city gates of the city of köniksberg at the beginning 1758, early 1758. on january 24 , he came under control, well, already on january 24, he gave an oath to the russian troops, or rather to the russian scum, that the city gates are wonderful, so the city gates could, perhaps the coats of arms and flags on it were changed from russian, let’s say a prussian black eagle on this white background, it was replaced by russian how many heads, the one-headed eagle was replaced by a two-headed one, the correct answer is, the one-headed prussian eagle on the city gates gave way. russian two-headed. two correct answers order. all i can theorist please. so why sit? let's go to the podium. question number one: to whom did the leader of the french revolution, general marquis , trust to hand ov

gdr then, by the way, many who visited berlin paid attention to the equestrian statue of frederick iile of sanssouci in potzdam for several decades; in 1982, if i’m not mistaken, it was transported to berlin. installed where it stands now, and this was done on the direct orders of the then leader of the gdr , erich honecker, and against the opinion of major soviet party officials led by mikhalo antreevich suslov, who was responsible for ideology. the american-western occupation of germany during the cold war changed the face of the germans to a much greater extent than, say, the presence of the gdr in the soviet bloc. and west germany became largely americanized. for 30 years of being, well , 40 years of being part of the western bloc. the gdr was mothballed. it was on top. it’s probably a thankless task to evaluate what was good, what was not done very well, what was done in this heap, in another key european country, poland , their passions for ukraine, after the truckers, farmers are rebelling, demanding to protect them from ukrainian dumping. prime minister donald tusk, a passiona

those who visited berlin paid attention to the equestrian statue of frederick ii in the center of untradens kept for several decades in the royal castle of sanssouci in pozdam and in eighty-two, if i'm not mistaken, it was transported to berlin and installed where it stands now. and this. west germany became largely americanized during its 30 years, well 40 years, as part of the western bloc. the gdr was mothballed, on top there was a march-leninist shell, and under this march-leninist shell... history does not provide for reversals through continuous history, although the voting results in the old and new lands of germany, that is , the former federal republic of germany and the german democratic republic, show that even after 35 years the ghost of the wall did not disappear. by the way, this is when kohl spoke with his program for the german confederation in the fall. what was good, what was not done very well, what was done was in vain. another key country in europe - poland: its passions for ukraine. following the truckers, farmers are rebelling, demanding protection from ukrainian dum

and then, by the way, many who were in berlin paid attention to the equestrian statue of frederick ii in the center of untraden. this statue was kept in the royal castle of sanssouci in potzdam for several decades after world war ii. and, in 1982, if i’m not mistaken, it was transported to berlin and installed there. it stands now, and this was done on the direct orders of the then the leader of the gdr, erich honecker, and against the opinion of major soviet party officials led by mikhail andreevich suslov, who was responsible for ideology. shell, and under this march-leninist shell , in general, the traditional - east german, generally speaking, the gdr was called, this is central, middle germany, and eastern germany, this is selesia, this is pomerania, this is shtokin , this is breslau, this is könecksberg, this is dantzik, these are cities that are no longer part of the current germany, this - uh, eastern, that is, central german identity, it has not disappeared anywhere. history does not provide for reversals through continuous history, however, the voting results in the old and

and frederick of angalserb, christian augustus served in the prussian service, rose to the rank of general filmmarshal, although he received general filmmarshal under the patronage of catherine iif angalzerbst after the end of the senior line of the dynasty, and catherine’s mother was johanna elisabeth of holstein-gottorp, she is such a very interesting lady, she was simply kicked out of russia under elizabeth. there was even a moment that they could expel catherine along with her, yes, yes, this lady served, she served frederick the great, as such an informal diplomat on special, including not quite, so to speak, correct instructions, and it so happened that catherine was her second cousin to her husband pyotr fedorovich, or rather karl peter ulrich. ekaterina, this is not the first and not the last woman in russian. throne, but she , of course, was radically different from everyone else, if we talk about the number of favorites in the era of catherine the great, then she probably had more than all other empresses combined, we must remember how it all began, catherine in at a very young age they married pyotr fedorovich, the heir to the russian throne, since elizabeth was beze