nikita khrushchev creates his own defensive alliance warsaw pact our allies in east germany german democratic republic of the gdr czechoslovakia poland bulgaria hungary romania and albania this is already 1955 the socialist camp took shape by that time both the usa and the ussr already had an atomic bomb, but the soviet union was the first to do it. the next step, having tested an even more powerful weapon, a thermonuclear or hydrogen test site on novaya zemlya on october 30, 1961. points the tsar bomb turned out to be 3,000 times more powerful than the american hiroshima, so the ussr pulled ahead in the nuclear race. stalin began this program back in 1945 by testing a hydrogen bombs at the semipalatinsk test site in soviet kazakhstan in august 1953 was stalin's greeting already from the afterlife. the leader of the peoples died in march, before five months of testing, but it was through stalin's efforts that the world became two polar nuclear deterrence based on parity began to work. the nuclear program gave us nuclear energy in obninsk in 1954 the world's first soviet nuclear power plant was launche

the first place the gdr , when, in fact, the federal republic of germany p- absorbed the german democratic republic, which led, at least to the fact that the unification process went on dishonest and unequal for the two sides conditions, secondly, north korea is afraid that the united states of america will want to, e, solve the problem by military means and this is pushing pyongyang to develop. e of his nuclear missile program further. e. this is turning into a strategic stalemate as the united states of america is using the dprk's nuclear missile programs to increase its military presence in japan and south korea for various joint exercises where the us fleet rather than proportionately increases its presence, including near not only of the korean but also chinese borders, thereby leading to the problem of the militarization of the entire asian pacific . this woman is our entire arboretum. can close like this i'm changing your eared puppy for your quiet life. i am svetlana reshetneva, the author of resistant wheat varieties and a participant in the russian bread project, and this is the moment wh

him about this, by the way, transparently hinted, he began the road to the revival of the german democratic republicntry and independence. i think that bismarck was surprised 200 years ago, now he would simply be shocked by such conversations. and here's what's interesting, against the background of this and all the madness, suddenly on the first channel at the end of the day in the evening, some strange conversations started, which well, you can't say that it 's a trend, but at least when they talk about it insistently, you know, it also makes you think, let's see, because it's been a long time i haven't heard that either, they said that the connections are maintained and gerasimov in the smyle does not just communicate like that. all the real red lines are clearly marked and no one crosses some of the red lines. there are no terrorist attacks in moscow, and mass terrorist attacks, but they are attacks. they apply to post-war objects, this is what oleg was talking about in the depths of russian territory, no, no, not in moscow , and we are too. although the hot heads in our studios are saying that,

that in dresden she was also from northern germany, and well, at least by means of the german democratic republic tried to understand putin and get along, but that's the conclusion cinematographers that she did not manage to do it because they began to differ in terms of understanding of how they should have relations and this is their gap it would seem that they have something in common, the past was meant there socialist germany and putin in dresden, but this did not continue in any way, but nevertheless, let's probably return to the main visit of zelenskyi's single and main and central visit this year to the united states of america , the war began, zelenskyi is not going anywhere was leaving and only online could i participate in all the summits and all the negotiations and speeches in various parliaments and so, at the end of the year, a visit to the united states of america took place, meetings with biden, a speech before the congress, the attention of all the world media, and president biden made it clear to ukraine that his country will with us until we win victory over russia, what does

we received this top secret information from the intelligence of the german democratic republic; he put exclusively when it was necessary for any special event, but it was very rare. if, nevertheless, it was necessary to put on orders, hung, order strips, two orders of the red banner of war, one labor order of friendship and world war ii. the number of soviet awards, of course, does not reflect the equator of wolf's organization in general, the case is the first major success in the liquidation of the anti-soviet underground in eastern europe. by the way, the stasian agent wolf did not like this acronym, invented in the west, introduced into the american sabotage center in the image wolf. he also quickly developed a technology for obtaining information, which was later called the hunt for secretaries. this is when he was an assistant to the referents of various western bosses , prominent gentlemen appeared, who either directly recruited them, or transferred them in east berlin, received in inti. this production was how gabriela gast, the chief analyst for eastern europe and the ussr in

especially appreciated, uh, any items , uh, consumer goods from czechoslovakia from the german democratic republicere are kochev boots , there are no shops, i need a toilet, they say german, they say german. there is, not german means. well, let's give him two sticks, just two sticks and instructions , he reads the instructions. and what is it? speaks? read, damn it, rely on one that the wind didn’t blow away like that, and the second volkov was always a huge number of jokes, that is jewish theme, there and so on, because there are many good storytellers. yes, and very much as if people perceive this very thing. yes, and , accordingly, there were colorful anecdotes, there were armenian ones about breasts. anecdotes daev and sing. no-no-no, i mean now. i 'm talking now, just about all sorts of national things. but partly anecdotes, of course, but it was special when it was in soviet times. remember there, when they were joking, what kind of anecdote can be given there for some years. yes, it's kind of a funny joke. well somewhere on they began to say the seven there for 12 years, yes, which they al

here is the text of the government of the german democratic republic and the federal republic of germanytheir statements. that only peace will come from german soil. it would seem that everything is very clear, but here the nato secretary general enters the scene, uh, weapons are the way to peace. seems like an attempt to provide political cover for berlin, not out of delicacy or the situation. so the words of vladimir putin and german sovereignty were painfully perceived in the german media, the country of europe, uh, the economic giants are the federal republic of germany after the second world war, germany was, as you know , divided into four sectors, american , english, french and soviet, so the soviet union, uh, formalized the termination the united states does not have this occupational status. and strictly speaking, formally and legally , there are american occupation troops on the territory of the federal republic, but in fact so there are a lot of them there, but it was like that before. what happened to the german politicians their predecessors managed to act pragmatically and

this is the top secret information we received from the intelligence of the german democratic republicastern europe, wolf's man was introduced into the american sabotage center in the immenshtate, then the personal assistant of the chancellor of the federal republic of germany, documents that were placed on the table, were introduced by the brants. on the same day , high-ranking gabrielast, the most valuable agent in the leadership of west german intelligence, and ryan hands, callsign topaz , came to moscow a source in the brussels headquarters in the nato apartment they are all decades old. they worked for a man whom western intelligence could not even identify wolf himself laughed at the fact that he was called a man without a face, but the fact is that only in the seventy-ninth year did the defector identify the wolves in the photograph. and it became a magazine cover-worthy sensation. a spire of quotes from the main articles of that issue in the photo in full growth, the most mysterious figure of the european intelligence scene, the head of espionage of the gdr markus johanneswolf

she answered and in general i want to say that the german, democratic republic here in this territory and a few years ago, when i already visited our former military town, i went into a cafe in a gaste there. and when the germans, who, well, the german woman served there, and when she found out that here i was growing up as a boy. she burst into tears and ran, the whole german family. here is her great attention to me and they said how sorry we are that the russians left. go back, so berlin justice, for the sake of many now know russians, but let's deal with ukraine first a. then we'll think about something else. yes, there is uniqueness there. the s-400 air defense system, which will be shown to the president right now. we'll be back in a minute. a friend starts. listen, i'll have to fake the patient that i'll tell the doctors. so beautiful. so bad. i'm all alone today at 21:20 on channel russia 10 anniversary season. well, what to do if you are constantly tormented by pains with an anti-inflammatory action? and so that every morning could begin without pain. use dolgit cream in yell

i have many friends from the former german democratic republic, and among them there are military menr pensions and jobs. they didn't have any opportunity to live. moreover , i want to remind you that this is still the case in germany. your solidarity tax , which other people have been paying for all these years in order to somehow to equalize living standards, but i want to remind her about something else, that until now the level of pensions and salaries in east germany is different and very well from what is in west germany. but what we are seeing now, here you ask a question. who will leave and will not leave, because this is the second side of the creation of the european union of one currency. everyone began to feel in such a common space in which why should i fight for germany there, but tomorrow i will buy myself a house somewhere in portugal or an apartment and move they will be there, so i don’t have any national interests from the moment everything became common, and that’s why they live in this. well, i also live in the same world and that's it. that's for sure. i perceive

especially appreciated, uh, any items, uh, consumer goods from czechoslovakia from the german democratic republicwo sticks and instructions, he reads the instructions. and what is it? speaks? read, he says on one lean that the wind did not blow it away, and the second volkov drives away there was always a huge number of anecdotes, that is, the jewish theme, there and so on and so on, because there are many and good storytellers. yes, and very much as if people perceive all this irony. yes, and, accordingly, there were colorful anecdotes, there about sternums and there armenian radio, which became a separate story there. yes, there is armenian stirlitz yes chapaev and drink no no no i mean. now. i'm talking now, just pro-national all sorts of things. and here partly anecdotes, of course, but was especially when it was in soviet times. remember there, when they were joking, what kind of anecdote can be given there, well, for some years. yes , it's kind of a funny joke. well, somewhere they started talking about the seven, there for 12 years, yes, who was there, then they told it all in the kitchens

unification of the country, in principle, became possible here is the text the governments of the german democratic republicly peace will come from german soil. it would seem that everything is very clear, but here the secretary general enters the scene. nato weapons are the way to peace is like trying to give berlin political cover not out of delicacy or situation. the words of vladimir putin on german sovereignty were so painfully perceived in the german media. the largest country in europe, uh, economic giants are the federal republic of germany after the second world war germany was, as you know , divided into four sectors - american , english, french and soviet, so the soviet union, uh, formalized the termination of this occupation status. the united states is not. and strictly speaking, formally and legally , there are american occupying troops on the territory of the federal republic. in fact , there are a lot of them there, but it was like that before. what happened to german politicians their predecessors managed to act pragmatically, and even during the difficult periods of the cold war, as a matt

of total scarcity, when, uh, any items, uh, consumer goods from czechoslovaks from the german democratic republics. well, let's give him two sticks, just two sticks and instructions, he reads the instructions. what is he? speaks? read, damn it, rely on one that the wind didn’t blow away like that, and the second wolves from the guests always had a huge number of jokes, that is, the jewish theme, there and so on and so on, because the storytellers many good ones. and yes, people seem to take it very well. yes, and, accordingly, there were colorful anecdotes, there were about breasts and there was armenian radio, which is a separate story there, yes, there are armenian stirlitz chapaev and i don’t mean to sing. now. i'm talking now, just about all sorts of national things. but partly anecdotes, of course, but it was special when it was the soviet era. remember there, when they were joking, what kind of anecdote can be given there for some years. yes, especially for this, yes, funny, like a joke. well, somewhere in the seven they started talking there for 12 years, yes, which are there in a whisper

this top secret information we received from the intelligence of the german democratic republic, he woreessary for any special event, but this was very rare. if, nevertheless, it was necessary to put on orders, hung, order strips, two orders of the red banner of war, one labor order of friendship and world war ii. the number of soviet awards, of course , does not reflect the contribution of wolf's organization to the common cause, the first major success. liquidation of the anti-soviet underground in eastern europe by the way, the agent of the state of asia wolf, by the way, really did not like this acronym invented in the west introduced into the american sabotage center in their state wolf also very quickly developed a technology for obtaining information, which was later called the hunt for secretaries. this is when he was an assistant to the referents of various western bosses, prominent gentlemen appeared who either directly recruited them or transferred connections received in an intimate setting to east berlin. this is how gabriela gast appeared, the chief analyst for eastern euro

the notorious berlin wall was originally called the anti-fascist defensive rampart in the german democratic republicthat this is exactly how it was. this there really were these fascist defensive ramparts, against that rubbish, which actually did not die, but grew up all these years. and then, finally, that very anti-fascist defensive rampart was released that was the first line of our defense, so that, by the way, the americans very much disliked president kennedy in the year 1961, an attempt to destroy the embryo by sending their engineering tanks to the fridge. trails to demolish the newly built initial, how to say the first buildings of the berlin wall in response the soviet team, he put forward their tanks. this is the so-called tank incident, at the beginning of point charlie to be more precise, which means that lasted about a day in october of the sixty-first year, but ended with both sides deciding to take each other out of hand after all. and berlin , after all, i built it for what you know, here is a look, again, at everything that happened historically. we same in the eighties at the leve

about this, by the way, they transparently hinted started the road to the revival of the german democratic republic any brave slogans, but today there is a feeling that if germany does not have the political will to preserve itself, but there is the political will to send tanks to the east. tomorrow she will have the will to send a plane there. although he denies, and the day after tomorrow , in fact, german soldiers, because if it’s easier to do this than to trade with russia , to establish a peaceful life with russia, then there are no ends in sight. so they go again german burghers. to get yourself some pieces. allotment of land in ukraine or in russia , we have already gone through this, especially in ukrainian reports. there was just such a married couple here recently who say that today they are fighting as volunteers in ukraine, they want to get a house near odessa, i listened , i think, well, there are absolutely people here, that is, such a feeling has passed and the question arises. here we always said that the germans realized. but i don’t have the feeling that the germans realized there

of total shortages, when, uh, any items, uh, consumer goods from czechoslovakia from the german democratic republic need a toilet, says they say german, german. no there is, not german means it again. well, let's give him two sticks, just two sticks and instructions. he reads instructions. and what does that say? read on one rely on that the wind did not blow away like that, and the second volkov was always a huge number of anecdotes, that is, the jewish theme, there and so on, because there are many good storytellers. yes, and very much as if people are everything. well, they take it all right. yes, and, accordingly, there were colorful jokes, and there they uploaded the armenian radio there, which is a separate story there, yes, there are armenian jokes stirlitz chapaev and sing. i'm talking now, just about all sorts of national things. and here partly anecdotes, of course, but was especially when, uh, it was in soviet times. remember there, when they were joking, what kind of anecdote can be given there for some years. yes , it's kind of a funny joke. well, somewhere in the seven they started ta

were especially valued, uh, any items, uh, consumer goods from czechoslovakia from the german democratic republicf people are everything. well, most irony is perceived. yes, and, accordingly, there were colorful anecdotes, there about georgians and there armenian radio, which became a separate story there. yes, there are armenian stirlitz yes, the chapaevites are a stove. i mean now. i'm talking now, just about all sorts of such things nationally. and here are some of the jokes, of course the same, but was special when it was in soviet times. remember there, when they were joking, what kind of anecdote can be given there for some years. yes, it's funny, like a joke. well, somewhere in the seven there they started talking there for 12 years, yes, which one you went there, then there in the kitchen. that's what they said, but it's still here. uh, how would people continue to do this. yes , this is how things have changed. what do you think, right now. uh, it became more open, that is, when in soviet times you told these things there anyway this is always preserved, in principle, it is as an example

concerns spain where the civil war is taking place and germany is there, but the democratic regime of the weimar republic, the germansommunists, who together, of course, could win and they make up more than the german national socialist party, but hitler, he actually puts pressure on, not on the german industrialists, who at one time, in turn, have very close contacts. western countries western democracies, here. let's remember exactly one year before hitler came to power , hitler met directly with german industrialists, and a major english businessman. norman there are two infamous dulles, also one of them is the director of the cia who, in fact, give carte blanche and give money. that's what the most important thing is money to advance the nazi party. that's where exactly such a movement such a desire comes from. uh, hitler who feels big business behind him. let's remember that who is, then in restine is the conservative parks, the german people's party. the german catholic center party and the national socialist party, the conservatives and the national socialist directly, who find this support, and in fact, yes,

why he thinks all german media always take the same stance on crucial matters . we live in the banana republic and not in the democratic countries where we have press freedom where we have the human. when we, if you see the german media, especially my colleagues, good day by day, right against the russians who are in trans atlantic organizations and who are supported by the united states to do so. what people like me, i got, i became a on a re re a citizen of the state of oklahoma in the united states. just why, just because i write pro american, i wrote pro american, i don't know what would have happened, but we were all educated to write pro european, pro american, please not pro russian stamey style teen often human talking with poor poor. what does this poor freeman it's been put in. freeman is flores from what fancy price people tend. kennan justice to vegas. there is a convenience from zach das. it must meet in compet. it's to bring boston as the county for state and county. the reason writing this book was that i, i am very fearful of a new war in europe. and i don't like to have the situation again because war

why he thinks all german media always take the same stones on crucial matters . we live in the banana republic and not in a democratic country where we have press freedom, where we have human rights. when we, if you see the german media, especially my colleagues, good day by day, right against the russians who are in trans atlantic organizations and who are supported by the united states to do so. what people like me, i got, i became on a re re a citizen of the state of oklahoma in the united states. just why did just because i right pro america. i wrote pro america. i don't know what would have happened, but we were all educated to write pro european pro american please. not pro russian. any store team, often humans out with this is your pool. this is the pool. what does this coffee? it's been clean. and friedman is flores from what's the best price people tend. i can invest because there is a convenience from xact data, and it must me to come to this to bring a boston college for state and county. the reason writing this book was that i, i very fearful of a new war in europe. and i don't like to have the situation

so you might have a sort of like you had the federal republic of germany, but you have the democratic german, you might end up with great ease degree. if i could be more like northwest versus all these all to tell you the truth. but one point i think should be made 30 key or this is not. busy about draw shark recreating the soviet you it's impossible to call or political or another state as you say. but this would be, you know, prohibitively expensive and i don't trust i was interested in this, but it's really wants is for a government that is looked on, should do it security interest when it's all, you know, state as tweets power. right. so ultimately what it is a, well is some formal for client government in jeff. this is, by the way, i mean it's, it's not, it's not unheard of it's, it's actually what this bureau, that you don't necessarily control the, all of this data as much as you control. it's more a policy. so this i believe is what is, what is all is off now a professor and i have to ask you about tricky because this is something i announced in my introduction and we barely spoke ab

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