fact that the federal republic of germany committed an anschluss... by taking over the german democratic republicnazi state and carried out prohibitive measures against anti-nazis, so berbock, i’ll tell you what, i have a favorite family photo, my grandfather, a lieutenant colonel, much younger than i was in may with... a rewarding mission in the global world, and there is no doubt that this mission will be fulfilled. here our president spoke precisely and succinctly about our borders: russia’s borders do not end anywhere. these are very good words. i want to say obvious things that our friends and allies understand very well. before or after, why did we even need this? was it necessary to defeat the enemy and eliminate the direct military threat? yes, so that there is no doubt, the footage behind dmitry anatolyevich’s back is not footage of a military chronicle. vitalich, well, for today’s youth we need to explain, i’m talking about yours there dreams you say. that in another 5-10 years this kind of heavy stuff there in the west in western europe and in the east too in its current form, they wil

this is a 4+2 agreement, when you remember the german democratic republic, these countries that provided interesting about this agreement? what’s interesting about this agreement is, well, the first thing, the most the main thing is that. the territory of germany should come exclusively from peace, that the armed forces of germany can be used only by decision of the united nations, and so on and so forth, but the most important thing is that it bears the signature of russia, and russia is essentially its main signatory, well, that is, the soviet union on the rights of the soviet union of russia, where is this going? the denunciation of this treaty essentially leads to the creation of such a state. how germany doesn't exist, why are we watching potsdam? helsinki, a priori there are no such states , there was a separate federal republic of germany, or occupation zones along the sub-division, yes, which we know are divided, or what is connected from helsinki, there were two countries, the federal republic of germany, the german democratic republic, well, it seemed like, what’s wrong with th

article two of the 2+4 treaty proclaimed: the government of the two german states, the german democratic republicil, and a united germany will never use the weapons it possesses except in accordance with its constitution and the charter of the united nations. you can quibble for a long time about compliance with the constitution and the un charter, but... there was one constant: the germans wanted unification, yes, we believed that the gdr was forever, but in the west they assumed from the very beginning that this was a temporary, incorrect situation, unification will take place if we recall the constitution of the federal republic of germany, written in 1949, the twenty-third article is already then she said that the east would unite with the west, the impulse to start negotiations, to start this movement. allocated, if i’m not mistaken, i’m just calling it from memory now, 220 million west german marks, 20,000 tons of butter, 55,000 tons of canned meat and other other things were delivered to the soviet union, that’s how to achieve what you want in such conditions if you want at negotiations, p

article two of the 2+4 agreement declared: the government of the two german states, the german democratic republic will come from german soil, and that the united germany will never use the weapons at its disposal except in accordance with its constitution and the charter of the united nations. you can quibble for a long time about the compliance with the constitution and the un charter. but if we take not the letter, but the spirit of the agreements, what is happening. the idea, voiced in the federation council, to raise the question of denunciation of the document. our guest today is a wonderful domestic diplomat, the end of the second world war, and the german question, which was the central issue for europe, was not fully resolved, although the first attempts to solve it were made during the post-zama conference in 1945, there was one constant: the germans wanted unification, yes, we they believed that the gdr was forever, but in the west they assumed from the very beginning that this was a temporary, incorrect situation, and that unification would happen. if you remember the constitution of t

time to implement this law, and here in fact, and berlin, do you mean the capital of the german democratic republiccause of course we are obliged to approve agreement 24 , and that’s it, after germany violated this and i don’t understand at all what a person pretending to be an ambassador is doing here, i don’t understand what state, the city of aubagne in the alps, the headquarters, that is, we’ll be in the alps by palp, but listen, germany, germany will talk for now and will participate somewhere, the ukrainians have already figured out that this is also correct, he says, because according to the estimates of the ukrainian military somewhere. 70% is logistics support, that is, 70% of ukrainians have been mobilized, they are in the rear, but where should they be? on the front line, so that means the french, poles, germans, estonians, everyone else there must enter the territory of ukraine, that means take upon themselves, no, no, no, they must take upon themselves provision, they must take on the protection of ukrainian wives, definitely will protect ukrainian barns, land, enterprises, banks. ther

the ussr officially recognized the gdr german democratic republic, this consolidated the division of germany, although the soviet leadership sought to preserve its unity. stalin said that he was not going to dismember or destroy germany, as they wanted in london and washington. moscow saw it as a peaceful and neutral state, a buffer between the west and the east, but the cold war began, and the former allies in the forties created a federal one in their zone of occupation. germany, but they refused. the result was the development of two german states: the period of détente, they normalized relations among themselves and entered the un. the gdr became one of the leading socialist countries; at the time of soviet perestroika in the late eighties , the question of reunifying germany with neutrality again arose. they remember with regret the disappearance of a country with high social security. without unemployment with confidence in the future. on march 26, 1906, elections to the first state duma began in russia. the autocracy was frightened by the scale of the revolution of 1905 and de

old and new lands of germany, that is , the former federal republic of germany and the german democratic republic 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 dumping. prime minister donald tusk, a passionate defender of the ukrainian cause, even allowed commercial traffic to cease completely.

old and new states of germany, that is, the former federal republic of germany and the german democratic republichow that after 35 years the ghost of the wall has not disappeared. by the way, this is when kohl spoke from his program. the german confederation in the fall of '89, because this program was, this is a confederation, this is not a single state, the program was designed for 10 years, and this is not there was a program of a single state, it was like closer relations between two sovereign states, not even a union state, that’s what we have with belarus, so there were chances, different chances, well , probably ungrateful. it’s a matter of uh assessing what was done well, what was not done very well, what was done in this mess, yet? i don't have good news. polish beekeepers are represented in the structures of the european union by the polish chamber of honey, which protects distributors and importers more than us producers. ursula vonderlaen was one of the largest supporters of the free import of ukrainian goods to europe. not surprisingly, tensions in brussels itself have also reached t

in which he worked. 70 years ago, on march 26, 1954, the ussr officially recognized the german democratic republicf the gdr. this consolidated the division of germany, although the soviet leadership sought to preserve its unity. stalin. said that he was not going to dismember or destroy germany, as they wanted in london and washington. in moscow, they saw it as a peaceful and neutral state, a buffer between the west and the east, but the cold war began, and the former allies in 1949 created the federal republic of germany in their occupation zone, which joined nato. the answer was the creation of the gdr. already in the fifty-second year, the soviet government proposed to the west to restore united germany, but... they refused. the result was the development of two german states. during the period of détente, they normalized relations among themselves and entered the un. the gdr became one of the leading socialist countries. at the time of soviet perestroika, the late eighties , the question of the reunification of germany with a neutral and non-aligned status arose again. but the frg simply absor

the soviet period we relied mainly on the shipbuilding of countries such as poland, the german democratic republicneral, we ourselves did not care much about this, now this needs to be re-adjusted, we have a significant amount of old equipment, old technologies, you will have to invest a lot, invest a lot. but i think we can handle it, i think that in 4-5-6 years, maybe the next presidential term, we will be able to seriously change the situation and create modern shipbuilding in our country , because there is a basis for this, there is experience for this, there are people, there are personnel for this, well, you yourself have moved in this direction, yes, we understand what enormous problems we have with civil aviation, for well-known reasons , that’s how long the economy and production have been in general. some kind of execution, that’s why, they wanted to kill, but it turned out as if we had even become a little better, i think, i think, i think, two reasons, well, firstly, we haven’t been sitting still for the last 20 years and did a lot in our economy, they built a lot, and created a lot, a

but the german democratic republic actually observed she, let's go, there's a federal, public or germany. we had a friends there in the movement was relatively a free. and when we visited, they said to bring us with, that's the then that these people, though we are their friends, we betrayed them because we luckily he's sweet. let them be absorbed as people without any rides or not in the home. but for guests of the west, germans, because dependent on their good grace and the economy is a lag behind. the social sphere lacks behind certain things east germany was how does it? there's problems with unemployment. this can be distributed fluticasone insight to a sooner gustavo ski and ultimately when these germany leaders agreed on that scheme for jim and his future, it could be called the trail. so it could be given different names such we remember how that happened. it wasn't a very joyous though, it's process because the train, the russian, people in the don't bass and novel russia is something that we have no right to do . and it's something that we cannot do. we will never do that. espe

however, because denazification was carried out by the federal republic of germany and the german democratic republicat, remember, as in the film “matching the hussar, you are a papa mephistophe, aka spinoza.” well, except for this workload, 24x7, which you saw in the fog of war now, how do we understand what is happening, are you oriented? you know, i very often remember the words of anton ivanovich denikin, that if at this difficult moment in history there had not been those russian people who would have challenged, we would have become manure for the endless fields of europe, fortunately, denikin wrote further, we belong to the great, even the tortured. ours are being beaten, and it was fantastic, of course, how many people were doing humanitarian work, and they continue, they continue, and you look at it, you think, lord, well, it turns out that everything is there, everything was in us , we just hid it, we didn’t pull it out, i saw those people who were there during my youth, they were like that, and then it all got lost somewhere, it turns out that’s all was inside us, we just needed it. here i

defeat in the second world war, it affected it very strongly, plus the unification with the german democratic republice were many communist forces, they basically tilted germany to the left, and germany is half, not that some left country, but there is a classic social democracy in power, which in a large sense always sympathized with russia, and a plus in europe there is also an economic interest, i talk a lot with acquaintances, with different people, and i really do not like their attitude, your war is just, but this is not... our problem, our problem is that the prices of gas and electricity do not rise, unfortunately, this is the case, and we cannot do anything, but still, even the governments, that is, that of france, even the right-wing ones, which were supported and financed by putin, marie le pen, she doesn't support putin now, so putin's support is falling in europe, but russia has a very strong espionage force operating all over europe, but in the last few days... there was, there was a report that the russians wanted to interfere now in the next european parliament elections, to elect more

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this is a 4+2 agreement, when you remember the german democratic republic, these countries that providedwhat what's interesting about this agreement? what’s interesting about this treaty is, well, the first, most important thing is that only peace should come from the territory of germany, that the armed forces of germany can only be used. by decision of the united nations, and so on and so forth, but the most important thing is that it bears the signature of russia, and russia is essentially its main signatory, that is, the soviet union with the rights of the soviet union of russia. where does this lead? the denunciation of this treaty essentially leads to the fact that there is no such state as germany. why? we look under the building and look at helsinki. a priori, there are no such states; there was a separate federal republic of germany or an occupation one. sub-zones, yes, which we know, are divided , or what is connected from helsinki, there were two countries, germany and the gdr, well, it seemed like, well, what’s wrong with that, but don’t care, no one pays attention to this ru

connected from helsinki, there were two countries, the federal republic of germany and the german democratic republicell what’s wrong with that, i don’t care, no one pays attention to this russia today, even at the sports level, at the level. some states that are from their own point of view, some answer from it would be a logical continuation from the outside, from a military point of view, if these objects, on a purely formal issue, are used on russian territory, they are used using, or rather they are launched by, german military personnel, this is a reason for declaring war, this is clear, for whom it is no secret, but so many of these red lines have already been crossed that today it’s probably not possible to simply talk about some kind of military component, come on, what about the northern streams, like... and not some germans or americans, you know, but at the same time no one continues to impose any sanctions against these states, to demand something, but i say that we cannot wash ourselves away from the malaysian boeing or from this invented storm, why? here you go, the informational compo

time to implement this law, and here, in fact, well, berlin, you mean the capital of the german democratic republicty of aubagne in the alps, the headquarters, that is , we will be in the alps in the alps, but listen, germany germany will still be tell and will participate somewhere, the ukrainians have already figured out that this is also correct, he says, because according to estimates of the ukrainian military, somewhere up to 70% is logistics support, that is, 70% of ukrainians are mobilized in the rear, and... we can strike with tactical nuclear weapons, there is nothing holding us back there at all, you know, in any way, if we were absolutely correct about this, we will demonstrate our military-technical advantage, i think then certain countries will experience a certain enlightenment, only then some attempts will really begin to begin in order to sit down at the negotiating table, and not like now, when they start throwing things in, let’s know, remember 2 years ago there was istanbul, let’s turn to the istanbul agreements and now we’ll sit down to tell them. gentlemen, president putin has

this is a 4+2 agreement, when you remember the german democratic republic, these countries that provided interesting about this agreement? the interesting thing about this treaty is, well, first, the most important thing is that only peace should emanate from the territory of germany, that the armed forces of germany can be used only by decision of the united nations, and so on and so forth, but the most important thing is that it is signed by russia and russia is the essentially its main signatory, that is, the soviet union on the rights of the soviet union of russia. where is this going? well, you understand that today they are only giving an informational reason, and the separatist forces, in the form of some bavarians, selesians or some prussians who disappeared, they will be found without any doubt, and that inside this country, which before still does not have sovereignty, and the most important thing is that the denunciation of this treaty will lead to the fact that the peace treaty, the treaty with germany has not yet been concluded by the soviet the soviet union , and not a sing

this is a 4+2 agreement, when you remember the german democratic republic, these countries that providedabout this agreement? a what’s interesting about this treaty is, well, first, the most important thing is that only peace should come from the territory of germany, that the armed forces of germany can be used only by decision of the united nations, and so on and so forth. but so many of these red lines have already been crossed that today it’s probably not possible to simply talk about some kind of military component, come on, what about the northern streams, what’s the answer? there is no answer, with the crimean bridge, which has already been repaired twice, what is the answer, and the il-76 that was shot down patriots, i firmly believe that it was ukrainian servicemen who were sitting there, and not some germans or americans, you know, well , at the same time, no one continues to impose any sanctions against these states, demand something, but... i say , that we can’t wash ourselves away from the malaysian boeing or from this invented bullshit, why? here you go, the information com

this is a 4+2 agreement, when you remember the german democratic republic, these countries that providedng about this agreement? what’s interesting about this treaty is, well, first, the most important thing is that only peace should come from the territory of germany, that the armed forces of germany can be used only by decision of the united organization. nations and so on and so forth, but the most important thing is that russia’s signature is there, and russia is, in fact, its main signatory, well, that is the soviet union on the rights of the soviet union of russia, why is this happening, the denunciation of this treaty essentially leads to the fact that such a state as germany does not exist, why are we looking at subsdam, looking at helsinki, a priori there are no such states, there was a separate federal republic of germany, or occupation zones under the substructure, yes, which we... have sovereignty, and most importantly, the denunciation of this treaty will lead to the fact that a peace treaty, an agreement with germany has not yet been concluded by the soviet union, by the so