long live the invincible german army, long live the great empire for the great bach raid, he blushed. probably because he got involved with a red whore. you are not in your castle, i beg your pardon. let's. i don't want to go. i'm going to walk to breathe. just called from the station loaded 20 women with children waiting for you children in the car. now let's go and listen. must go. don't ask it. so it is necessary. lilac 7 remembered. there my sister milana come, just quietly commandant lives with us. another walkie-talkie in the fall i crane the well under the stones, take it. pass our mail in the morning, you can go like an ambulance with guns. so this is domino put coal. sonya is probably a bag. well, how were we taught? what have you done? it was impossible for them to put a train of our women with children here. she seemed to think so. oh silly . great dinner. familiar face i saw him somewhere. i remember this boy. victory. yes, i remember those eyes well. he also looked at me insolently. dinner was excellent. gustav you're a great cook . what's up there? could it be a partisan

peter the great made the great empire out of the country, but he could not defeat drunkenness.n't. what 's your last name? what can you do? well, what to do, as always, do nothing. i have a magical remedy to overdrink baptism. i don’t know how to drink, i’m afraid i won’t be able to handle it. after this, you drink the remedy, you didn’t drink one glass as much as you like, enough for 2 hours, because the effect of the elixir ends. and how in the fairy tale about cinderella you will turn into a pumpkin. we were very close to the goal, but this is petka with his matchmaking. ruined everything, ruined everything. well , now the last plan is not going to work. oh, the most idiotic plan is to invite mikhail to visit us. so why else is this? what for? look, that 's it. we will invite him, supposedly for lunch or for a friendly dinner, before that you will add selected pervak ​​or a glass of alcohol to the food, he will drink it and press everyone as soon as he gets drunk. i'm calling bell, everyone runs and will witness this whole horror of the drunk, there will be someone a camera.

i'm sorry for such a comparison that we were, you know, something is stuck in the teeth of great empiresyes, we are definitely not an empire. we don't want the possibility. we have the same relationship as people. let it be there. the main thing is that everything is normal here. at home, peace and quiet. everyone is at home. all the glands have such a table, but more at home. how did you and i meet? as you said then, i myself at the beginning of this, the most important position of our state is in relation to diplomacy and this is our course. i believe that the most important position of our course is ukraine's place among equals. and this then manifests itself in the european union or in certain defense unions or in alliances or among the guarantors. okay, this is different. i have in mind, these are already the results of this consistent , consistent policy, the war, despite the war , i see this sequence, and we are going this way, and today, even to the results of this policy, i address the result regarding what you said and the man of the year. so what is this our people, they are p

the great empire of the huns came, then there was the state of the avars of bulgaria, the khazar kaganate the 18th century. the region remained extremely sparsely populated. it was even called a wild field, and only when these lands crossed the russian empires. this is where the big started. the numbers literally in a couple of decades prince potemkin, by order of empress catherine, erected, kherson mariupol nikolaev is the same, melitopol turning the wild field into a developed industrial and logistics center. there was no one there. so potemkin attracts a huge number of immigrants. there were many settlers there, there were germans and armenians and bulgarians , but the main bulk, of course, were russian russian lands. russian people are russian cities. uh, because so is the story ordered it is impossible to change in this sense, history is a very objective thing. separated from russia, zaporozhye existed for only 30 years, and during this time ukraine failed to remake the local residents , for which they stand is clearly visible in these shots. this is may 9 in melitopol, a mass proces

particular, in the story of anna brikova, about the tyranny of the leader and the collapse of a great empire to death, and such a last nail in the train of the russian federation can be precisely putin's cynical war in ukraine putin everything he says about ukraine is actually subconsciously he talks about russia, he says ukraine must be de -nazified, political psychologists read russia's problems with fascism, he says ah, ukraine fell state is it means that russia itself will soon fall apart, the fish is rotting from putin's head, and they are afraid of their implementation and consequences. who is not very happy about the prospect of the iron curtain in the 21st century and impoverishment? and who is afraid of execution ? of our adversary, who have such a split consciousness and, quite likely, to intimidate potential rebels, the master of the kremlin began a demonstration purge. love is attributed to the cohort of those arrested and mysteriously killed abroad businessmen close to putin, however, the collapse of the federation can begin not only with the decapitation of the two-headed eagle

all great empires. verseas, also adapting as a principle the inflation of the money, distorting, devaluing the currency. look what we're doing. and, right now, the big deal is, we got, we got to stop this. we have to have, we have to calm this market down. we have to have a soft landing. i'm predicting there will be no soft landing. i think the basic problem right now in the economy is price fixing. price fixing of interest rates. because of all of the economic systems except free market austrian economics interest rates is the most important price that you have in a marketplace. it is all artificial. it is all rigged. and now we're told two more months of tightening up a little bit we'll be okay. i don't think it is going to work. >> congressman, if somehow we were miraculously take the federal reserve, central banks out of the picture, you say the market works better on its own? the fed act in 1913 was to smooth out these recessions, we wouldn't have boo h boom and bust cycles. obviously they were wron

why everything collapsed, we had different strategic interests great britain wanted to develop its own empire, this was the main thing drawn, and the soviet union wanted to be safe at the borders, because germany invaded its territory twice already through eastern europe, namely through poland what would later be called principles yalta peace formed long before yalta also fell apart for a long time but not reversibly, in order for order to be born, chaos is needed, the yalta order was born from the chaos of the second world war. now it looks like a new chaos is coming, but does it promise us the birth of a new order? on a bench in london, the big three turned into a two churchill was left alone with roosevelt, as if they were still in malta forty-four . yes, i think it became not sure. this stalin can not find out other center is possible. i don't know, but it's steel and it really isn't. i'm very, very, very bad at history and have a terrible memory. i don’t remember stalin, i’m not very good with history. this is mr. churchill this is mr. roosevelt and this is mr. stalin this weapon. i'm no

refugees will subside a little, and it will be replaced by showing historical films about the great polish empirend in cinemas. the happiness of ukraine came to poland , which means, i told you, they can be considered so. i want to tell you, well, we all know about the pole's card. by the way, they want to use this theme. uh, if they plan to come in, uh, to protect u people of ukrainian citizens who have a pole's card, as well as people with polish passports. but, if we understand, if we take valyn, it has been there for several years. e on the border with poland, volyn settlements, villages and cities, there are so -called polish classrooms in schools. that is, there, in fact, polish teachers teach the history of poland in the vein that is taught in poland and not like in ukraine, and this is the height of the main channel, that this is all a little, poland, right? yes , that's right, yes, and there the population itself and the parents of these children. they also believe that sooner or later they will be in poland together with the lands. and this is good. but what’s more interesting is this ,

also mention an island karafuto, that is, sakhalin, half of the island also belonged to the great japanese empirere claims of the japanese side on this territory, too, the sahara is of course a historical factor, but now it is our priority, of course, the four islands, as i said. this is the first time you saw it and in the first reception, that's why, well, that's about it, well, we thank you for this magical , let's start with a butterfly, we thank you. yes, we are very, very cool like you. i also want to ask how the japanese see the current war of russia against ukraine, what they say, how do you see the strategic goals of russia? yes , friends of the base are asking questions, and because they have to wait, yes, how do you say within 10 years, from 10 to 50 years? from the 12th, i like it until the 20th, er, years, er, we are poor people, and the prime minister is not bad, but er, and my eco -economic cooperation, er, is a mess, but now we we know that the russian occupation forces have returned to the northern territory, it appears that russia does not intend to do this, the type is doing it

i have to ask, which empire is the great movement breaking now? prof. lson: [laughter] the empire that is breaking out from this is i guess the central problem is kathlyn the great and the russian empire was the expansion of the russian empire had everything to do with ukrainian grain. russia now, as an imperial force, the invasion of ukraine is all about maintaining that control, trying to be number one in international grain exports. kriti: i have to ask about the trade routes because this is so important. it is not about just ukraine able to grow some of these grains, it is about exporting them and that is why the black sea region is so crucial. we know eastern coast or southern eastern coast of ukraine, mariupol, for example, is significant for this reason. i have to ask about the significance of the black sea region and what happens if those exports cannot actually get out. prof. nelson: if they cannot get out, we are in a situation where russia -- the value of russia's grain doubles. we started usually where -- we are about four to six dollars -- f

only in japan and e, which no one can repeat on the exhibition presents the orders of the russian empire great britain and prussia france japan and other countries are exhibited a lot it's the first time we're here. we would like to present the order, and not just as an object that was given and the merits that were awarded to people, and we want to show, firstly, the features of our collection, in addition, but to enjoy the skill of the art of the jewelers who this order. we created showcases that will definitely attract the attention of a miniature of the pinnacle of craftsmanship. the leaves are not bracelets, not even a pendant. strict rules demanded that orders be attached only to uniforms. that's how the cavalier got out of the situation when needed it was necessary to put on a frag from a jeweler; they ordered miniature copies of orders and wore them on a chain of non -cumulative awards. in other words, duplicates were very common in tsarist russia, the signs of the orders of st. anna and vladimir stanislav in the original, the crosses were made of bright red enamel, but the owners orde

would have the right to become the ranks of the army, but since the strength of the russian empire, the greatnessommonwealth were not equal, the russian empire wins and the peasants remain peasants. but the main thing is that the memory of this hero has been preserved. and now i visit here.

come back under e, russia, that is, as it were, like this, well, yes, yes, as was the great union in the russian empire let's look there. that's besides what we said, and the same words rattled that the baltic sea became an inland sea in nato, so that's when if we completely in finland sweden in blue strategically they don't matter, but all the problems are all nasty things that no longer know how crush russia economically failing. and and, and by military means, those are more, uh, now they have to do as many nasty things as possible, gigantic problems will be created because, indeed. eh, almost everything. uh, except for the narrow neck. e our. uh, the baltic sea here will be controlled by nato countries with the appropriate legal regimes and kaliningrad is the same person. e with a noble russian surname. yes, i hope guys, why are you giving us a map, we have already discussed everything about ukraine. to you. it seems that whether more like it or not it. uh, but he 's involved in this palace family. here recently, not far away is so. and in kaliningrad he he said, there, little green one, kaliningra

is how will america be judged by future generations, future societies when we learn about the great empires cultures in school and world history we think of the ancient greeks and romans and chinese dynasties and studied the architecture didn't celebrate the science, technical and medical advances of the people and marvell at the military power of the great empires but it seems they all have an asterisk. *.the greek and romans have slaves. the dynasty performed human sacrifice as a way to appease their gods. when america is evaluated in the future certainly scholars will see us as an exceptional nation, a country with great scientific and technological advances and architecture, the most powerful military in the world, tremendoush advances in civil rights from great universities, amazing agricultural accomplishments, spacece travel, energy production. what will it be for america? do we do enough to help those with physicall and mental handicaps, mental diseases and provide a pathway to prosperity for the poor, how do we address homelessness and crime and what do we do for the most vulnerabl

well, yes, yes, as was the great union in the russian empire , so no less great.k there, besides what we said, uh, and the same words rattled that the baltic sea became an inland sea in nato, so when if we go to finland sweden in strategic blue they do not matter, but all the problems are all nasty things that are no longer able to crush russia economically, having failed. and and, and by military means, all the more so, now they have to do as many nasty things as possible, gigantic problems will be created, because, indeed. uh, almost everything except for the bottleneck . hmm, ours, and the baltic sea. here, strange nato will control the corresponding legal regimes and kaliningrad is the same person. e with a noble russian surname. yes, i hope guys, why are you giving us a map, we have already discussed everything about ukraine. do you like this map more, or something. uh, but he's involved in this palace family. here recently, not far away is so . and he said to kaliningrad, there, green, kaliningrad, yes, that is, the maximum problems before russia in supplyin

we marvel at the military power of the great empires. there seems like a great cultures all have an asterisk. the greeks and romans had slaves. the millions and the chen dynasty performed human sacrifice as a, to appease their gods. when americas evaluated in the future, certainly scholars will see this as an exceptional nation. a country with great scientific and technological advances, beautiful art, and architecture, the most powerful military in the world, tremendous advancements exhilarates, for minorities, great universities, amazing agricultural accomplishment, space travel, energy production. what will be asked right before america? they do enough to help those with physical have kneecaps, and mental handicaps, mental diseases? do we provide a pathway to prosperity for the poor? how did we address homelessness and crime? what do we do for the most vulnerable in our society, for those who don't have a voice, can't vote, and don't have an advocate? we know for example that an unborn baby has a heartbeat at six weeks. the valves pain

nikita demidov , like this, the future founder of the great armory empire worked as an apprentice forhe eleventh week. russia is the richest industrialist of his time, the owner of mines and factories. in today's tula, he is still the same blacksmith, ground and the anvil keeps an eye on the gunsmiths of new times. they knew how to do it in any century. and when grozny was considered sad and those months of defense that forced the factories to be transferred to the urals, but even there , thousands of kilometers from their native workshops. they collected weapons, on which the tula brand, in fact. the quality mark was once replaced by the three-ruler mosin of the legendary imperial and today the shells and combat towers of shcheglovsky, tula do not share the title of the weapons capital with anyone. this is perfection, that is, everything that the designers of the checkpoint created and at the end of the last century. and so it was adopted in service. here is the fighting compartment in 2004. so, it means that the accomplishment of this has not yet been possible to create a city that

and that it's believe that he would like to restore the russian empire, the greatness of that is that something that lives only in this man and when he is no longer with that dream from the 19th century will be gone. or how realistic is it for him to instill that, for the next generation to make that something salient to the 21st century for the russians? well, this, this notion of, you know, reconstructing the russian empire is not unique to clearly. and that there are many, many people in russia know who listen to that message in response to it. and that there are many people in the leadership who share that point of view. you know, that's a great russian nation, you know, deserves and higher. and then ukraine, you know, is part of that empire and natural part of it. so, you know, in that sense, you know, the imperial ambitions of moscow today, you know, relate to those of the soviet period. and then to the pre soviet period, you know, to this ours. and so it's nothing unique about food. i mean, what's unique about them is that he was willing, and it's not unique. i mean, there were

used only in japan and e, which no one can repeat at the exhibition, the orders of the russian empire of great britain and prussia , france, japan and other countries are exhibited for the first time -the same. we would like to present the order. e not just as an object that was given and the merits that were awarded to people, but we want to show firstly the features of our collection, in addition, but to enjoy the skill of the art of jewelers, who here are an order, but created showcases that will definitely attract the attention of a miniature of the pinnacle of skill. the leaves are not bracelets, not even a pendant. strict rules demanded that the order be attached only to uniforms. this is how the cavalier got out of the situation, when it was necessary to put on a frag, the jeweler ordered miniature copies of orders and their violence on a chain of non -cumulative awards. in other words, duplicates were very common in tsarist russia. orders of saints anna and vladimir stanislav in the original crosses were made of bright red raspberries. the owners ordered copies with a ruby ​​almost bla

post-war planning committee, under the joint chiefs of staff of great britain, prepared a document called the security of the british empirefined it as the main military threat in great britain to the soviet union that eat in fact, er, identified the council as the main opponent. in what was the document, uh, devoid of any ideology, it can be called technocratic, if it was simply believed in modern language that since the soviet union emerged from the war with such a colossal warrior potential, it became a great power and uh, it has such power that it can say? if they wanted to strike at the british empire, who was defined as the main enemy , america was also considered as a potential adversary by the authors of the document, however came to the conclusion that although the united states is also a powerful power and, too, can threaten the british empire in terms of its military potential, but cultural ties of a special nature of relations and the like exclude this possibility. and in order to counter the soviet threat , certain measures were actually developed. this was the plan of the cold war for a decade ahead. this mea

hitler in 1933, lasted 12 years on the colosseum, which was supposed to symbolize the greatness of the new nazi empireaturally. after the forty- fifth year, no one began to finish building the germans, they generally wanted to destroy it, but it turned out that it was too expensive to do this, and therefore it remained such a shabby half-abandoned monument of a shameful era. today is his yard. it looks very symbolic just like some kind of garbage logs of wire, in general, the backyards of a provincial warehouse, but in fact, it is what it is here on the ground floor, you can rent a treasure from the ruins of the russian dream. today there will be excursions every day. whoever says anything in the world or in europe today, we know for sure that the liberation by the people of europe and the german people, including from the nazi infection, brought our reds brought our soviet people. japan had not yet been defeated, atomic bombs had not yet been born, the world was in turmoil at the basis of communication. the common danger that united the great allies disappeared instantly in my eyes. soviet threat. al

only in japan and e, which no one can repeat at the exhibition, are the orders of the russian empire of great, france, japan and other countries exhibited a lot for the first time, we are here after all. we would like to present the order, and not just as an object that was given and the merits that were awarded to people, and we want to show, firstly , the features of our collection. will definitely tie attention miniature pinnacles of skill. the leaves are not bracelets, not even a pendant, but strict rules demanded that the order be attached only to uniforms. this is how the cavalier got out of the situation, when it was necessary to put on a frag, the jeweler ordered miniature copies of orders and their violence on a chain of non -cumulative awards. in other words, duplicates were very common in tsarist russia. signs of the orders of saints anna and vladimir stanislav in the original, the crosses were made of bright red enamel, but the owners ordered copies with ruby almost black coating no secret meanings. just a tribute to fashion to consider all the same in the smallest detail. it will

hitler in 1933 lasted 12 years about the colosseum, which was supposed to symbolize the greatness of the new nazi empirerally. after the forty- fifth year, no one began to finish building the germans, in general they wanted to destroy it, but it turned out that it was too expensive to do this, and therefore it remained so. here is such a shabby half-abandoned monument of a shameful era. today, his yard - it looks very symbolic just like some kind of garbage logs of wire, in general, the backyards of a provincial warehouse, but in fact, it is like that here on the ground floor you can rent a warehouse. and through the ruins of the nazi dream. today there is a guided tour every day. whoever says anything today in the world or in europe, we know for sure that liberation the people of europe and the german people, including from the nazi infection, our red army brought our soviet people.

and social development, and instead it happens in the pursuit of such chimeras as greatness , the revival of the empireand everything like that in the 19th century when we talk about this path the way putin is leading russia, i have only one association with this path, this path in the direction of the moscow cruiser, well, that is , where the border guard sent the moscow cruiser , the russian federation actually goes there, well, it’s not piskov can say this, but i think that the majority of viewers who saw the synchronicity under secretary putin thought the same way at the same time as the minister of defense of ukraine, oleksiy reznikov , believes that the war is moving into a protracted phase. to quote russia is preparing for a long-term military operation, the war is entering a protracted phase, we see how in kherson oblast, zaporizhia oblast, the russian occupiers are actively carrying out engineering and fortification works so that, if necessary, we can go on the defensive. what does the protracted war mean for ukraine and for russia ? that of the second world war, but here the scale is a little

but then we will be preserved and the russian empire has always had more. the greattate terms in the world. what the soviet union wanted, he wanted to build a world socialist empire , so be it. name a world revolution. here on this he united everyone, he united various states, and within their same capitalist states there were groups that shared this goal, if we persist. well, what does china care about whether we survive or not. we as a different idea of ​​​​preserving the lost great country, most likely the socialist camp was abandoned first. oh, this is how much a military base costs, then they abandoned what they called the provinces, which were soviet republics. you're right. we turned out to be on the idea of ​​preservation, so where are we stepping now. and now, so as not to drown the truth, ugh. and so, in order to designate its glossy position so to speak, to scare that we are a great power, and we will dictate our terms, december 15 was put forward during the formation of the world order. here is this topic. if we are great powers, then let's answer as a gr

you explain why use zealand for very long time was a colony of great britain and it always followed what britain did as the british empire. after the 2nd world war was cold and rational. the great country arctic war . new zealand tended to fall under the lead of the united states and foreign policy. we were involved in the war in korea, in 19 fifties, in the war against the people of them, laos, and converted which slipped. 5000000 people did. and we will part of the american military alliance after the war and the new zealand people started to question both american foreign policy. and also the wisdom of being part of a nuclear block with the foreign policy of another country. and so big movement began in the country, which was expressed in the biggest work as party, the labor party, which i was a member of at that time to have an independent policy. i became a member of the government. i wasn't the deputy prime minister leader to party and the coalition. my party was the associate foreign minister and the minister for the summit and arms control and municipal development. and we had an independent policy based on l bei

or the conquest of ukraine and the destruction of the russian empire and this fact is recognized by everyone, and i think that these greattesmen of vashist russian fascists will not forgive putin. this is the empire of evil . it must be dismantled. i am sure that this will happen . we will indeed offer us the day that we are bringing everything as close as we can. russia has been defeated in ukraine. russia's civil war begins after this time. i think it will start before the time before that. i think it will be done for putin's time . all these movements that are being created in europe today and the plan of m. mair mair also and so yes and today’s initiative of the italians and the french initiative and schultz who are still offering time must end the war and save putin’s face in any case this cannot be done by us in any case, it is impossible to go on about these losers who advised putin, who raised this putin, who unleashed him on the ukrainians, this means that the whole world will grow older if putin wins this war, this russian peace will not only come to the homes of ukrainians, this russian peace has begun to revi

, the russian empire, re—established russia as one of the greatow with the invasion of ukraine, it is clear that russia is a rambunctious country and is going to use military force to get its way. one suggestion has been that russia might retaliate by positioning potentially nuclear armed missiles in that little enclave between poland and lithuania, that it might therefore say, look, just to demonstrate it is still a presence in the baltic region and, as you said, that border now becomes ripe for provocation. you could have an accidental incursion by an armoured vehicle that got lost or something like that. there are presumably lots of ways, and the aerial harassment we have seen even in this country by russia. none of that is going to lead to war, but do you worried we are in that kind of potential environment where accidents happen? we are in an environment where accidents could happen, because there is a lot of tension on both sides. up until now, the russians have been focused on what people call the grey zone, subversion, cyber, below the lev

mountaineer leader in dagestan and chechnya and his mother, shamil became an amanat, a great hostage and officer of the russian empireratulations officers. the choice was made by lieutenant dzhimuluddin son of shamil and what role did he play in our common history? why don't you teach me that he makes his property his property? this is a living person. this is a film purify the courage loyalty to duty and great love, the mother's heart is torn to pieces. and this is a very difficult picture, in principle, it is not about nikolaev the first. how could he be the trustee of his protégé is a man of a small man, who, in principle, if his enemies are a historical drama, amanat filmed 4 years in the mountains of dagestan and an estate. to petersburg this film in my opinion is simply a gift, because we have not seen dagestan films for a long time, the significance of this film. in my opinion , it is also to contribute to strengthening the unity of our russian nation. and i'm sure you've seen this movie. especially young people will want to learn more about the history of the country. in general, on at the premiere screening

co-author "in putin's footsteps: searching for the soul of an empire across russia's eleven time zones." great-granddaughter of former soviet premier nikita khrushchev. we will link to your piece in foreign affairs headlined "the coup in the kremlin." next up, speak to the head of brady about the status of gun control after the racist massacre in buffalo saturday. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "if we keep doing nothing" by kris allen. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. saturday's racist massacre in buffalo, new york, was the 198 mass shooting of this year. and mass shooting is often defined as when four or more people are shot or killed. the 18-year-old white gunman killed 10 people, all of them black come at a supermarket in the heart of buffalo's black community. investigators say payton gendron posted online about the racist ideology that drove his attack and created a private chat room on discord about 30 minutes beforehand, sharing his plans with others. payton gendron also wrote online about how he legally bought

this tent, well, for the small pears of the ladder, the great pennies of the ladder held the retained treasury from the maps of the russian empireld have been an ear of the thirties, was smart and shorter on the balance sheet, but aquarius, uh, joked the new lord caressed. eh, ulama. eh, hem people had a new commander. we can use some historical logic here, that gomel went to the pirozhts and the track of peter the rumyantsevs was a pirozhets of the ottoman empire, then here in the nineteenth century you can leak a full half-torg corps, the poor league with lyre yakie were flanked by square pavilions on the plan on a full-fledged outbuilding was over a budovanny third the surface of the interior layout, while the facade is tidied up with porticos and egg organ. adahah and galunga hulls and galleys showed up with statues and cast-iron balustrades, the interiors are full the pavilion at the passer-by with yakiya pilasters decorated a lyapnin at the look of masks and a garland , the midday wing was dismantled in its place and bored the shatarok along the horse-drawn vezha with a height of 32 m . and so the very veranda with a balco

we will survive then, and the russian empire has always had a greater goal. russia wanted to be great dictate terms in the world. what the soviet union wanted he wanted to build a world socialist empire, let's call it that, to carry out a world revolution. here on this he united everyone, he united various states, and within the same capitalist states there were groups that shared this goal, if we persist. well, what should china do in order to survive or not. we just lost the preservation of the great country rather. the socialist camps refused at first. oh, this is how much a military base costs, then they abandoned what they called the provinces, which were soviet republics. you're right. we turned out to be on the idea of ​​conservation, so where are we stepping now . and that's to no one drink the truth. and so, in order to indicate our position, so to speak, that we are a great power, and we will dictate our conditions, december 15 was put forward during the formation of the world order. here is this timatum. if we are a great power, then let's respond as a great power. here is

through the narrow windows, alas, not badly, it was found, the great flesh of sixteen, which could be jumped off, however, the stalinist empirerga, milna. in a vase, the standardization of bottles, you don’t look at the local ones. under the agency of the dead, they strengthened the socialists on horseback with classicism , it is clear that you are crusaders at their crushing, the same elements do not separate into stucco molding, rich decoration was the subject of logical the installations of the architecture take on the later plump of this architectural masterpiece. and a special person is such that these tortures are not empty, who are you, you are only an hour guard system and poke, that he is only by marching with the correct whole soviet architecture of hetero- perrido , yana pompous yana the exodus of the socialist and why everyone does not have it all in the twentieth century, starting with the roman empire. uh, the more dictator the emperor was, the more he lacked covenants and ambitions. you remember him more, and he wanted imagine you quarrel, then god. this is the old me to light there is a story. and the architec

into the narrow windows, alas, there was no one to catch, the great flesh was confused, which could be jumped off, however, the stalinist empiretubborn jarga, meono, in a vase the standardization of buddynki, not looking around you will not call under the agency the tired socialistically chased out, but it is clear to classicism by pre-detail analysis that the same elements have been torn out of pressure from them, and the stucco molding, rich decoration was the subject of logical installations. architecture has the upers of late stalinism. remember this, when architectural masterpieces and the current one are of the same type, but the dude of cyclopean mahal and man. according to a special human article, such that e torture is not empty, who are you, you are only an hour guard system and poke that it is only because marching with the correct whole soviet architecture of heteropyruid, yana pompous yana is guilty to bring the perseverance and powers and systems in our socialist edition and why is it all not in the twentieth century, starting for the roman empire. uh, the more the emperor was a dictator, the more he didn’t manag

leader in dagestan and chechnya and his mother, shamil became an amanat, a great hostage and an officer of the russian empireons officers. what choice did lieutenant jamaluddin son of shamil make and what role did he play in our common history? why don't you teach me what should i do with my property property? this is a living person. this is a film about honor, courage, fidelity to duty and great love. mother's heart breaks into pieces. and this is a very difficult picture, in principle, it is not about nikolaev how could he be a kind of trustee of his protégé of a man of a little man, about whom, in principle, the son of his enemy, a historical drama, amanat was filmed for 4 years in the mountains of dagestan and the estates of st. petersburg this movie. in my opinion. it’s just a gift, because we haven’t seen dagestan films for a long time the significance of this film. in my opinion , it is also to contribute to strengthening the unity of our russian nation. and he says that they have seen this movie. especially young people will want to learn more about the history of the country. in general, at the pre

great country people. we look at the history of russia in the application or on the website for free without registration. ambassador of the russian empireh, magnificent empress catherine in the first words say this to the empress in good health. whether empress catherine passed the disease that the almighty sent to earth as a punishment for sins, the black death does not threaten, and not the state, nor the sovereigns of russia did not inoculate your obedient servant. thought it was bad happened the empress gives you a gift. she remained indifferent to my gifts, otherwise she would not have sent in return a gift, a saber with a hilt unadorned with precious stones. and even without a scabbard , the sovereign did not like your gifts, but she could not accept them and notified the reasons. it belonged to one of your officers with it he came to our earth with it in his hand he died. i heard right. she didn't accept my gifts, did she? the overlord of the russian chancellor assured me the gifts were handed over to catherine no chancellor. there are advisers, which of them count panin took gifts, promised hand over. two blades old, damascus ju

the english empire in particular and the americans to them, having joined, so to speak, working together, consistently dealt with their competitors. in the very west, there was the greatrench, the islands, so to speak, africa, that is , still in french fell in africa says dealt with them dealt with germany which also a lot, which presented all of it, well, the colonies were so-so a little bit in china a little bit, there africa and so on, but they got rid of them in two wars and in fact, when we are now talking about the collective west, the west and so on we here pour water on their mill. it is they who want them to be a kind of collective west, a whole civilization, something like that, something big, and almost the whole world. as they say it, you russia there opposes the whole world and so on they give themselves away. actually. behind this big screen one hides only anglo-saxons. and these defeated peoples who just run around there for six years and perform, uh, the tasks that they were given and just morally broken peoples and so on, that is, in fact, it is necessary to explain to these people, i still don’t think that from -for the germans from the spaniards and

eldest son of the leader of the caucasian highlanders was an amanat, a great hostage, a guarantor of a truce between the russian empire and dagestan heroes. in childhood. i had to leave my native mountain fortress and move to the st. petersburg cadet corps, where emperor nicholas i himself became his guardian. the film is based on real events. ready for you, imperial majesty. i did not laugh at the military operations of the first half of the 19th century for the authors of the picture, only the background in the spotlight, the love story of a young officer and noblewoman liza olenina juliet for the most part. this is such a classic story. yes, when two lovers are against the background of some historical cataclysms, when, uh, when the world is collapsing, that's for them. yes, they and i must save this world in order to be together in st. petersburg, and in the venets region of dagestan , residents not only participated in extras, they sought to help feed the filmmakers in everything , or just once again discuss the story of the legendary jomoluddin. i am sure that without the support of e local residents. we would n

the uaz in the narrow window, alas, not worse, was caught, the great density of the walls, which could be jumped, however, the stalinist empireshes the chalk on the uaz to standardize the bottle, the weakening of the same elements is almost a gibberish, rich decoration was the subject of ideological attitudes in architecture in a puree from late stalinism. i remember them, these are architectural masterpieces and the former are of the same type on a person, and chuvans of cyclopics arise from their gmakhs and human fastness of a human special such that e torture is not empty, who are you, you are just a frequent corner system and so on. and that he is only the fact that you are marching from the right foot with the whole soviet architecture to the getropid, yana the pompous yana is guilty to bring the perseverance and the powers and the system in our socialist edition and why everyone does not have it all in the twentieth haystack, starting for the roman empire. uh, the more the emperor was a dictator, the more he chalked up lada and you had ambitions for him their memory, and he wanted to have you give it to god, this is the