put forward by the free legislative party, which is very active here in the territory of the former gdrquite active and well-known in our part. what do you plan to do if you do manage to get elected as a deputy, yes, will it help you fight ursophobia in germany, or what goals do you set for yourself? well, first of all, of course, i still intend to deal with the problems of the local population, since you are aware that at the moment there are very big social problems in germany, very big ones in germany. social housing, not enough for pensioners pensions, very big problems with the fact that people do not have enough funds and resources, even for basic things, just to buy themselves some normal food, but i am also ready to deliberately deal with the problems of our compatriots, to deal with these problems is not exactly at the level some kind of media or federal channels, namely to deal with appeals that, unfortunately, at the moment are often forgotten, they are talked about, they are voiced, but as soon as the camera lights are turned off, these appeals, problems go somewhere ...in s

in january 1984, young scholz crossed the kpplin, the gdr party, and he was in charge of security, itn had to be an agent of the stase, otherwise he could not, his masters, his the curators left, then the bnd, went to the cia with lists of agents, with all the cases, and stolz automatically went there, he is an absolutely dependent person, finally, at their discretion, bring to power people who... germany is real, and some were at first agents of the stasi, and then agents of the united states, that’s why they tried to carry out this crazy action, because it’s really crazy, but if anyone thinks that it’s all over, they ’re deeply mistaken, because just remember you’re debating money and not there highlights, as if you want to weaken the german army, it was presented to him, therefore ... germany, namely, which have some kind of independence, their attitude towards him is very tense, i would like to return a little more to the historiography of the issue of these conspiracies, here one cannot discount a certain revanchist, neo-nazi, which was discovered on the internet, well, in german

spoke to people from east germany, someone said, someone from the highest military officials of the gdrloaded with nuclear bombs, ready to take off to bomb after a nato strike. the world has reached its final limit, and the worst thing is that it doesn’t even know about it; if during the caribbean crisis everyone watched every move of their opponents with bated breath, both sides were informed and aware of it. incorrect information, what difference does it make how the world is blown up, by calculation or by miscalculation, on purpose or by accident, if the result is in any in the same case, the us air force in europe received a report from the national security agency about the thirty-minute combat readiness of fgp aviation on november 2 only 3 days later on november 5. fortunately, information about the order of the fourth air force reached the americans after the exercises, so they limited themselves to the decision to closely monitor the situation, but not to increase their combat readiness. reagan has already presented the most dangerous incident as yet another soviet intimidation

those peoples who were divided, the same thing happened with the germans, once upon a time, because the gdrhe same thing now with the koreans, these are the processes that have now accelerated very much, and here you need to understand , that this is a civilizational thing, i’m a small fan of huntington, but nevertheless, what is actually happening now is inter-civilizational dynamics and civilizations are colliding, this is so, we need to understand how we will be in this world and how we will build our policy, but the fact is that every civilization lives on their meanings, now we see how meanings collide, look, the west in palestine, so they instantly concentrated all together against the arab world, despite the fact that many western countries had very well developed relations with islam, against islam against islam. against islam, instantly, civilizationally, they clenched into such a fist, united, in fact, but what did they lose, i ’ll finish now, yes, look, and when they are in fact, between civilizations there is a certain war of meanings, even the french the general staff in its st

the spy satellite launched into space makes the army... of the gdr the strongest in the world. leader of north korea said this during a meeting with scientists, engineers and employees of the state general administration of aerospace engineering. now, kimchanin says , pyongyang has, quote: space sentinel, a powerful sight that constantly monitors the military intentions and actions of enemy forces, and this is a priceless victory. well, what i liked the most was when he said it was now north korean army is the strongest army in the world. if the russians called their army more than a year and a half ago, the second army in the world, now it is the north korean army. became the strongest in the world, and i will remind you that yesterday in japan, did you see the planes they fly on, well, there are some soviet ones , some gagarins, then i flew, well, you look at all of them, they are dressed like soviet ones troops in the 56th year, well, i don’t know what they are the strongest in, well, i don’t know, but they make some missiles, and by the way, yesterday in japan they confirme

the alliance without territories controlled by russia; west germany’s entry into the bloc without the gdrt , but germany was not at war then and was a separate country. ukraine's partial membership plan. will not symbolize the freezing of the conflict. instead, it will mean a determination to warn russia that it will not be able to prevent ukraine from joining the western defensive alliance. we must realize that gray areas are dangerous areas. neutrality in the old sense no longer exists. gray areas become a temptation for putin to attack. to make article 5 credible, russia needs to send a clear signal: any violation of nato territory will entail a response. they threaten, that's all they do. they know how, i ask you, well, regarding, firstly, the 5 billion that are going to be given every year to ukraine, and even the 8 billion that are going to be given to germany, and these amounts are absolutely ridiculous for the ukrainian budget, the shortfall that ukraine will experience next year is about 40 billion dollars, that is, it is obvious that none of these handouts will be enough. and it

runner lyudmila kondratyeva win at the 1980 olympics in moscow, who managed to beat the athlete from the gdrould venture to guess that 200 m. alas, this is the wrong answer, the correct answer - 100, 100 m. the money goes to svetlana masterkova’s account in the game. which country was represented by javier satamay, who set a world high jump record of 2 m 45 cm in 1993? cuba, cuba, that’s right, there’s a thousand in the bank, will you take the money or continue playing? let's continue playing. at the 2004 olympic games, the marathon race did not start in the marathon city, but where did it end? unfortunately, i don’t know, you can forward this question to anatoly, i ’m forwarding it to anatoly, in the game anatoly vaserman, anatoly, you can use the right to ask us to change the question, but i think... that you will answer it, the distance was established in memory of hans, who reported to athens about his victory over the persians at the marathon, so i think this race ended in athens, in athens, absolutely right , you take 2,000 from the bank, i’ll take it, i’ll give the guests the opportun

about people who worked in the stasi, all these archives were opened and all citizens of the former gdr could come and see what these people in general...' did, no, well, not every one of them was sent to prison there, but they were simply forbidden to engage in public service, that lustration of a kind like that, all public servants, the same was the case with the managers, the majority leaders of the union republics in the baltic, no one interfered with them to engage in business, they simply stopped engaging in state political activity, the vast majority of these people who were in the governing bodies of the cpsu. now, what happened in ukraine, we trans. called the military districts located on our territory the ukrainian army, the people who served in these districts in the soviet army simply swore to ukraine, then we were surprised that they did not really want to defend ukraine, and they, in general, who, where are they from , that they are in the ukrainian army or something, they are just people who happened to be in this territory at the time of 24 in august 1991, they could be

about people who worked in the stasi, all these archives were opened and all citizens of the former gdrld come and see what these people did in general, no, well, not every one of them was put in prison there, but they were simply forbidden to engage in public service, this is a kind of lustration of all public servants, the same was the case with the leaders of the majority of the leaders of the union republics in the baltics, no one prevented them from doing business, they simply stopped engaging in political activities of the state, the vast majority of these people who were in management organs of the cpsu. now, what happened in ukraine , we renamed the military districts located on our territory to the ukrainian army, the people who served in these districts in the soviet army simply swore to ukraine, then we were surprised that they did not really want to. to protect ukraine, and they in general, in general, who, where, are they, that they are ukrainian military, or what, these are just people who appeared on this territory at the time of august 24, 1991, could appear in vladivost

in berlin, olympic champion victor martin takes the baton, he is catching up with karlowitz from the gdrep, now markin is ahead, and lanbater and even pyongyang, and of course, the competition in moscow, where vladimir salnikov shone, we must pay tribute to the friendship 84 competition, which they presented. many world records, significantly more than it was at the los angeles olympics. over time, the realization came that boycotting the olympics was still not the best decision, but it never reached the level of attitude that it could now from the outside. they are trying to extend bans on participation, in fact , to athletes all over the world. i lost my entire career during the cold war, and where in general there were boycotts, but it was the decision of these countries to prohibit athletes from participating in competitions, this is complete chaos, they are making fun of us by and large, we need it, i think it’s all illusions stop at attitude of thomas bach of his entire team, which emphasizes all the rights of athletes today, in general in relation to history , which they did not c

fact, those peoples who were divided are the same the germans once had the same thing, because the gdrocesses that have now accelerated very much, and here we must understand that this is a civilizational thing, i’m a small fan of huntington, but still less than that in fact, now there is... the dynamics of intercivilizations and civilizations are colliding, this is so, we need to understand how we will be in this world, and how we will build our policy, but the fact is that each civilization lives on its own meanings, now we see how meanings collide, look, the west in palestine, so they instantly concentrated all together against the arab world, despite the fact that many western countries had very well developed relations with islam against islamic against islam, against islam, instantly civilizationally, they clenched into such a fist, united in essence, but what did they lose, i ’ll finish now, yes, look, and when they are in the fact that between civilizations there is a certain war of meanings, even the french general staff in its strategy of 1935 says so , that this is the futur

this will be decided by the winner, power from the winner also took place in history, remember, the gdre the particular, but where is the general, but it is not there, they spent too much money, this is not my path, i categorically reject it, i met with many young people, quite like that, well, who have already been through prisons and so on, people who they see projects and so on, but some things are missing, this support should be, this is serious finance, media, organizational resource, we understand what we mean yes, i would recommend these people to unite, to unite with the one who offers, because when you criticize, and i profess this principle, you must offer, if you don’t offer, then this is empty criticism, if you say, i i don’t want to unite with this, you see, there is no one, come out, say, i’m ready to blame and offer, and people will look, maybe they will support, and third, today the only project that i see is the other ukraine project by viktor medvedchuk, which has here support. he started work, he is already creating some public organizations and points for support and

as a precedent, they call west germany joining the bloc without the gdr in 1950, but the frg was notountry. ukraine's partial membership plan will not symbolize a freeze in the conflict. instead, it will mean a determination to warn russia that it cannot prevent ukraine from joining the western defense alliance. we must realize that gray areas are dangerous areas. neutrality in the old sense no longer exists. gray areas become a temptation for putin to attack. to make article 5 credible, russia needs to send a clear message. any violation of nato territory will entail a response. gray areas become a temptation for putin. what syllable? konstantin vasilievich, how are we doing? well, i would really start from barel’s statement on the topic of that europe must tighten its belts. still, experts, military experts , tell us that there should still be a climatic calm on the fronts, which means we will pay more attention to the confrontation; in this regard, the situation is really in europe. objectively tells the europeans that this is the situation , the united states will no longer be ab

i know what's going on, i know what's going on with gdr, in the better segments.one that's been investing in emerging markets a lot of my career, i always say, though, you can't invest in a bad neighborhood. it doesn't really matter if you're picking out great stocks, because i think more than 60% of your profile's coming from kind of that top down. or the currency. now, i want to believe in your call, and i think the sentiment on china is as low as we have ever seen, and at times on this show, we've said, china is uninvestable and we've seen a rally. i'm just curious, cheap versus the macro, which is more compelling? >> and ask i add to this? you've been positive on china the entire year. >> we have been. we were probably early to china, so, certainly acknowledge that. yeah, the recovery post-covid, when they reopened the economy, was not as strong as it was in the u.s. i think that took us a little bit by surprise. with that said, i mean, listen, economic growth in china is not that bad. i think it's -- you know, we just got huge applause in the u.s. for growing

frantsevich, well, you have mixed up the countries of people's democracy, well, look, you have the gdrabetical order, or what? forget this opportunistic word, hungary is in third place, there was a bunch, there was a war in germany, but this is a different germany, you know, different , what political myopia, you and i are covering the most important event in the world, the visit of the secretary general to poland, wait, andrey, hi tino, everything is fine and i was looking for you, i was there, i left , left, always left, we need to talk, let's go to the bar, we'll talk there, it's better here , you know, i've been married for 4 years, everything was fine until now, in the summer rudy, my husband, uh, went to moscow, came back, and that's it started, i don’t understand what he... that means he’s immoral, i want consult, i don’t understand, discuss the situation, you see, i don’t even discuss with men, okay, okay, i have a friend, i, he has a book, you read russian, i, well, that’s good. today is such a day, yes, it’s quiet, people are all around, stop, mish, the car is waiting, now ,

i know, in germany, in its eastern part, yes, which is still different, the former gdr , the attitudel sound all over the world, as it was and will always be so, in this sense, i think that our culture, it will not just regain some then the position, she didn't go anywhere, it's in some kind of political media layer, they talk about it, argue and so on , people who love music, they can’t help but listen to shestakovich, which means they don’t like music if they like shestakovich, because now they have something no... they listen, it will all come back, it will all remain, that’s vysotsky, this too, i think he is permanent, in this sense, on the territory of the former soviet union and the former socialist camp, and i think that he will conquer and conquer in himself and some new territories, and because he is interesting, because he is energetic, because that he is real, we know your great-grandfather from brest, do you feel like a belarusian, well , in any case, i don’t feel like a stranger here, who knows, in general there is... such a theory, it is not very confirmed, that those vy

haidi: so what is going on with these gdr offerings? turned to them. filipe: we have several deals that were priced into the land last year. under has been an extension of a program between chinese exchanges and also london-frankfurt and zurich to allow the dual listings to happen. we saw a flurry of those issuances in 2022 mostly, but they mostly came to a halt in the first half of this year. mostly on the back of more regulation, and a tightening of approvals from beijing for all the companies that were seeking to list in switzerland. this is basically because what was known at the time is that a lot of chinese investors would be buying the shares in the land, and actually, whenever they were able to sell those stocks and basically trade for their equipment in the asian market, they were gaining with the arbitrage. . they were making money buying them cheaper and then selling them for a higher price in the chinese market. this was putting pressure in the domestic asian market, and, of course, and brought attention and turned out to be

such forecasts, i know, in germany, in its eastern part, yes, which is still different, the former gdrnd all over the world, as it was and will always be so, in this sense, i think that our culture will not just regain some positions there, it has never gone anywhere, it’s in some political media that layers talk about it, argue and so on, people who love music, they can’t... not listen shestakovich, it means they don’t like music if they are shestakovich, because now they are with they don’t agree with something, they don’t listen, it will all come back, it will all remain, so vysotsky , this too, i think he is permanent, in this sense, on the territory of the former soviet union and the former socialist camp, and i think that he will conquer in ourselves and some new territories, and because he is interesting, because he is energetic, because he is real, we know your great-grandfather from brest, do you feel yourself? well , in any case, i don’t feel like a stranger here, who knows, in general there is such a theory, it’s not very confirmed, that those the vysotskys, who later ended

a single was released in bulgaria with a recording of a concert performance of the song, and in the gdrone knew that it was actually a remake. but we didn’t know at the time that it was a song bulgarian composer, meet emil dimitrov, bulgarian, pop singer and composer, he was born into a family of circus performers, the popular illusionist and ventriloquist dimitar dimitrov and his assistant, special dolls for his father’s performances were surrounded by the mercy of childhood, the flirtatious columbine, the romantic whiner, the pyro and of course, harlequin's bully, it is not surprising that the debut song of the novice artist was a story about a wooden doll, sgor. in 1962 emil dimitrov took part in the international song festival in sopot, sang his harlequin and became a laureate, winning third place. harlequin beshe darveno choveche in the theater at the old age. when the head of wea funny guys pavel slobodkin started looking for a song for his soloist, i remembered a half-forgotten bulgarian hit, maybe i even owe it to another person who just brought me this song, because we accident

example he referred to the germans of 1955, when the federal republic of germany joined nato without the gdr postponed again; it is time to take the next step by extending an invitation to ukraine to join nato. we need a new european security architecture in which ukraine is at the center of nato. how the british guardian found out that the development of rasmusen’s idea is already underway, it will be discussed with kiev at almost the next nato summit in washington, and now nato minds are trying to figure out how to reliably demarcate with russia with a constantly shifting front line, however, the ukrainian authorities themselves are they still say that they don’t need any nato without crimea. this is anders' opinion. he did not mention this because he knows our principles, they are very clear, no compromises related to independence, territorial integrity and sovereignty. this is his opinion on how to take the first steps. he compared with we have our own unique examples. of course, it is very important for us to support all our territories, including donbass and crimea, and this is our pri

the gdr broadcast from there, and they trusted it with the most important responsibility, red square;ng like that? i say nothing, everything i checked with lenin for the time being, that’s right. does everything sound to me, the sun is over red square, a warm spring day, only those closest to her know that on may 9 she was in pain, her father went to the front on the first day of the war, she doesn’t remember his face, she knows only from her mother’s stories, the notice has disappeared and everything was gone, she was very afraid, she said, oh, if only he didn’t get captured, captured, and i didn’t understand why, and only a few years ago i visited the site of a terrible death camp, here stands a barracks from those war years, you you'll go there i say, no, i won’t go, the lawn, nothing, exactly, in 1943, which means my father suffered in this camp and they were all buried there, they found, tchaikovsky’s concerto for violin and orchestra, her voice is literally a national treasure, she he has been coaching since he was 5 years old, singing and reading poetry. i am a white birch tree

under the control of one side of the soviet union, because soviet troops were on the territory of the gdrf the federal republic of germany, this happened before the end of the cold war. the cold war ended and a second one began the stage of emerging from these restrictions, two germanys united and three of the four controlling powers left, that is, soviet troops left eastern germany, british and french troops left western germany, only the americans remained on the territory of the federal republic of germany. now we are present in essence - at the third stage of the exit from these limitations. the americans continue to remain on german territory, but germany will now be allowed to rearm, the german army will strengthen on such a scale, given what they perceive as russian threat, on a scale that was inaccessible to her previously, this is their goal, this is their absolutely pragmatic goal, they really want to have a strong army, perhaps the strongest army in europe, without nuclear weapons it is still not very clear to conquer russia, but for what, because they have. because we can look

anna shatilova is like a duck to water, so other announcers went to bulgaria, czechoslovakia and the gdr red square, to rehearse with my colleagues i had to go straight to the mausoleum. what are you saying, grandpa lenin, everything is correct, i say, he says, are you even joking like that, i say, nothing, i kept checking with lenin to see if everything sounds right to me, the sun is over red square, a warm spring day , only those closest to her know that on may 9 she was in pain, her father went to the front on the first day of the war, she doesn’t remember his face, she knows only from her mother’s stories, the notice disappeared and everything was gone, she... was very afraid, she said, oh, if only he wasn't captured, captivity, but i didn’t understand why, and only a few years ago i visited the site of the terrible death camp, zeithain. here is a barracks from those war years, will you go there, i say, no, i won’t go, lawn, nothing, exactly, in 1943, which means my father suffered in this camp and they buried them all there, they found it, cheykov’s concert for violins with an orche