east, and in general we will talk with our regular guest mykhailo yakubovych, candidate of historical sciencesntal studies department of the university of freiburg in germany, the beautiful city of freiburg, i have been there several times, but i still have to watch advertising wherever i am. when you sleep on an uneven surface, the spine takes the wrong position, because you cannot feel energetic in the morning and productive in the afternoon, and with the matryk toper you will forget that you are sleeping on an imperfect surface. order a matrik topper for comfortable sleep at an affordable price. all more ukrainian families choose topper matryk, which comes in a convenient package that is easy enough to remove. within a day after removing the factory film, it can be used. a unique cover, in which you can hide your topper, will become not only a new item of interior, but also quite a functional thing. you can use it both while relaxing and while working at home, the topper itself is quite easy to take out and spread out. a topper from the factory means faster production, one to three days and

mykhailo yakobovych, orientalist, candidate of historical sciences, researcher at the oriental studies department of the university of freiburg in germany is in touch with us. i congratulate you, mr. mykhailo. good evening. well, we are talking against the background of this story with the fall of the helicopter the president of the islamic republic of iran , ibrahim raisi, nothing is yet known about the ... fate, ayatollah akhameni, the de facto leader of iran, has just come forward and said that he hopes they can rescue raisi and the other iranian officials who were on board that helicopter, but in general, how serious are the consequences for iran of some disaster with the president, when in fact he is not the real head of state, what can it change at all? but with raisi there is such a danger that the question will arise before the pendulum itself, who will be his the successor, because he is almost 85 years old, his health is not very good, it is already necessary to think about the successor, and raisi, since he had a religious education, whether the results of this search for th

grumenko, candidate of historical sciences, expert of the ukrainian institute of the future is in touchith us. mr. serhiy, i congratulate you. glory to ukraine. good day. glory to heroes. well, look, here... two key messages at once, yes: none of the western leaders went to this self-coronation of the russian dictator, which is a plus. the second message is that, after all, there were representations at the level of extraordinary and plenipotentiary ambassadors. there is still a third point that i would like to talk to you about, and what it will actually mean for the russian ukrainian war, that is, putin has appointed himself to the position of dictator, that is, for... in general, no one has any special illusions about, yes so to speak, his powers, legitimacy and so on, but for him the main thing is to maintain power at any cost, accordingly , he also has the resources to maintain power, but one more moment, how will this affect the russian-ukrainian war? see, this is the one the very case when, unfortunately, there are actually no checkers and go, various things. of fundamental impor

this opinion was expressed in the trends program by doctor of historical sciences vyacheslav danilovich expert is sure that one of the components of this issue is financial interest. actually deployed hybrid war against the republic of belarus, against the russian federation, our union state. and naturally, this means that the parallel here is actually direct. yes, as a matter of fact, this is it. collaborators who act on the side of the enemy, be they citizens of the republic of belarus or citizens of the russian federation, and if they take up arms, then this is already armed collaborationism, they are supported by money, yes, from the so-called western countries, that is, they receive from them financial handouts. today, as during the great patriotic war, the collaborationist movement is not massive . those who try to trade their homeland are rather a statistical error in belarusian society. full version of the program. trends can be seen on the youtube channel of the tv news agency. the us state department has approved the possible sale of three hymarc multiple launch rocket systems

she became the first woman among belarusian historians to receive a candidate of historical sciences.ttention to the dissertation of the young scientist tatyana birich is special, subject-oriented. the young colleague’s bold proposals aroused genuine interest. now there was a discussion the upcoming operation, which none of my colleagues dared to undertake. a lot of doubts were expressed, birich stood her ground. i think the proposed method may well be justified. transplantation instead of cadaveric cornea. as i understand it, we have no other choice, let’s do it! i will assist personally. the operation was then successful; only a scientist obsessed with the idea could have decided to do this. and birich confirmed this with her developments and bold experiments. one of them became a sensation. to restore lost vision, she decided to use oxygen by injecting it under the mucous membrane of the eyeball. this was not just an important discovery, it was the first time in world practice. this method of oxygen therapy subsequently became widespread in the ussr, abroad, everything. it would se

doctor of historical sciences, oleg romanko has been researching the topic of germanization of crimeayears. he he worked a lot in german archives, where he studied the originals of the most important documents. first, in july of '41, here is the famous meeting of hitler's intervention, where he said that crimea should be cleared of all non-germans. then in december the 41st meeting between rosenberg and hitler. hitler again repeated that crimea must be cleared of all strangers, so in december 41, a month after the occupation of crimea, the beginning of the occupation, this question will arise about the famous gottenland project, this is what hitler said to rosenberg at this meeting, well, it is advisable to rename crimea to year, because their heritage is there, simferopol nazovburg, the plan for annexing crimea to the future vassal great ukraine, that is, yes, it was not khrushchev who came up with the idea of ​​​​transferring crimea to ukraine, the nazis were still considering this, not the final plan, this is the plan of the ss leadership of mimler, there in particular, res, on the

doctor of historical sciences.s been researching the topic of germanization of crimea for more than 30 years; he has worked a lot in german archives, where he studied the originals of the most important documents. first, in july of forty-one, here is the famous meeting of hitler, where he said that crimea must be cleared of all non-germans, then in december of forty-one, rosenberg’s meeting with hitler, where hitler again repeated that crimea must be cleared of all strangers . they wanted to turn the german riviera, crimea into a german resort where party members, war veterans, and so on would relax after the war. further, yes, there was also a concept, it was developed by alfred rosenberg, one of the main ideologists of the nazi party, the man who was responsible for the occupation policy in soviet territories, he had a plan for annexing crimea to the future vassal great ukraine. from the point of view that something needs to be done with the local population, whether to germanize those who lived in the crimea or

doctor of historical sciences, oleg ramanko, has been researching the topic of germanization of crimeaorked a lot in german. archives, where he studied the originals of the most important documents. first, in july of the forty -first year, here is the famous meeting of hitler, where he said that crimea should be cleared of all non-germans. then in december 1941 rosenberg met with hitler, where hitler again repeated that crimea must be cleared of all strangers, in december forty-first, actually a month after the occupation of crimea, the beginning of the occupation, this question arises. about the famous gotenland project, that's what hitler said to rosenberg at this meeting, well, it is advisable to rename crimea to gothenla, because the goths are their heritage there, let's call simferopol, gothenburg, gottburg, and sevastopol theodoric with hafen, theodoric's harbor, theodoric is one of the kings of the goths who lived here in the 3rd-4th centuries, there were several concepts of what the year would be like. this is the plan of the sss leadership itself mimler there, in particular, i

occupation, genocide, political science, author of more than seventy scientific publications, developer of a number of educational programs in the disciplines of historicalant in documentary scientific and journalistic films on historical and political issues, member of the republican public association belaya rus, participant in dialogue platforms on issues of constitutional reform, party building of the all-belarus people's assembly, day of national unity. alexey viktorovich, you represent one of the most fundamental faculties of the belarusian state university, you are preparing future journalists, those who, at the peak of events , always assess what is happening around them and analyze how it affects us all. well, let's start with the main topic of the week: the meeting of two presidents, what does it mean and what? the fact that there are no closed topics for them, that they can discuss things, perhaps sometimes quite harshly, each defending the interests of their countries, but at the same time they all understand that we have a common main interest, today, for example, for belarus and russia, the main interest is the protection of their sovereign

about events, the group of scientists was led by isaac izrailovich mints, the leader of soviet historical scienceterview with the hero of the soviet union, major general yakov kreizer about the battles in july 1941, none of the senior commanders controlled and he had to control himself. i was in borisov, and the army headquarters was in smolensk, there was no connection. in audio headphones, here you can hear letters from the front, for example, soul -tearing messages to relatives or... the encirclement of berlin happened, in fact, in this way berlin found itself in a ring, this was his last such military feat and he became a twice hero of the soviet union. on victory day you can visit the exhibition free, zenaida kurbatova pavel meir, victor karzhanovsky, news. now there is a short advertisement, then news about high technologies in the vesnet program. what is missing for... construction is easy to find on avito. huge selection of products from suppliers and low prices. all that remains is to build. avita, take it and build it. what do you think? cool, but save up a vtb savings account for the s

thank you very much, a member of the house of representatives was in our studio. doctor historical sciencesnemy blockade by partisans was celebrated in the ushachi district of the vitebsk region. with an emphasis on places of memory and military glory, journalists from the chelyabinsk region visited belarus. from minsk to dagestan, a new route has been added to the map of allied flights. about the main thing, briefly later in the program. the eleventh forum of regions of belarus and russia is getting closer. let us remind you that it will be held in three cities of the vitebsk region: polotsk, novopolotsk in the regional center. a dozen sections have been formed, their formats and venues have been determined. several thematic venues will open in the city above the dvina. near the famous summer amphitheater, belarusian and russian enterprises will demonstrate their achievements in various fields. scientific potential and innovative products will be presented. carried out a breakthrough of the enemy blockade, delegations from the pskov and smolensk regions of russia came to honor the memory o

occupation, genocide, political science, author of more than seventy. scientific publications, developer of a number of educational programs in the disciplines of historicalfic and journalistic films on historical political issues, member of the republican public association belaya rus, participant in dialogue platforms on the issues of constitutional reform of the party building of the all-belarusian people's assembly, day of national unity. alexey viktorovich, you represent one of the most fundamental faculties of belarus. have become quite familiar, this suggests that there is very close contact between the countries and between the leadership of our states, a very close, direct dialogue without equivocation, our president, in particular alexander grigorievich lukashenko, and the president of russia and vladimir vladimirovich putin, they always emphasize the special the format of relations between our countries, their special personal relations, the fact that there are no closed topics for them, the fact that they can discuss things, maybe... nuclear weapons, which is being carried out on the territory of the republic of belarus, on the territory of th

events, the group of scientists was headed by isaac izrailovich mints, the leader of soviet historical sciencehero of the soviet union, major general yakov kreiser, about the battles in july 1941. none of the senior commanders controlled. i had to manage it myself, i was in borisov, and the army headquarters was in smolensk, there was no connection, audio in headphones, here you can hear letters from the front, for example, soul -tearing messages to relatives from elena dechman. this girl, like many, in fact, soldiers who wrote letters home, being wounded, mortally wounded, wrote a letter to her family in advance so that the family would not worry and the family. some news, she dated the letter may 18, 1945. having adopted the habit of the shooter, inkor hits the enemy like a bullet , line. the writers' company, a unit of the red army, moscow militias, there were mainly professional writers here. names included in literature textbooks - vasily grosman, immanul kazakevich, reuben freerman. there are sections at the exhibition dedicated to jews, military doctors, tank crews and tank designers. r

understand, thank you for the answers, mykhailo yakubovych was with us, an orientalist, candidate of historical sciencesa researcher at the oriental studies department of freiburg university from germany. a short pause, then we will return to international affairs, wait. when you sleep on an uneven surface, the spine takes the wrong position, because you cannot feel energetic in the morning and productive in the afternoon, and with the mattrick topper, you will be... you are sleeping on imperfect surface, order topper matrix for a comfortable sleep at an affordable price. more and more ukrainian families choose topper matryk, which comes in a convenient package that is easy enough to remove. within a day after removing the factory film, it can be used. a unique cover, in which you can hide your topper, will become not only a new item of interior, but also quite a functional thing. you can use it both during rest and during. work at home, the toper itself is quite easy to take out and spread out. topper from the factory - this faster production, one 3 days and prompt delivery. delivery is carried out thr

much for the conversation, vasyl kmet was with us, we thank each other, archivist candidate of historical sciences with the director. well i think so if you study the true ukrainian history, and not the propagandist one, then a piece of shish kebab, on the may holidays, friends, you won't get stuck in your throat, let's take a short break and continue, then we will talk about international politics, of course, what will happen to us in the context of ukraine maksym nasiitelov, international political scientist, stay with us. when you sleep on an uneven surface, the spine takes the wrong place. position, because you cannot feel energetic in the morning and productive in the afternoon, and with the matrik stopper you will forget that you are sleeping on non-ideal surfaces, order a tope for a comfortable sleep at an affordable price. more and more ukrainian families are choosing a topper, which comes in a convenient package that is easy enough to remove. within a day after removing the factory film, it can be used. a unique cover in which you can hide your topper will become not only a new item. inte

corresponds to historical science, of course, the image of grozny was laid down by kramzin, esensteina ruler, this is the method of a great artist who creates history, predicted much of what is happening to russia today. the big game, special issue, now for the first time, the grand duke of moscow, the crown of the king of all. a real russian man, the battle has already begun, so they ran right during the attack, the commander tells him, this is for your order, otherwise they will kill or wound you, that means you are wearing an order, right on the run you gave it to him, someone from the neighboring trench shouted, crawl to us , we have cigarettes here, yuv crawled there, and the old man just flew into his eye, the hardest thing in our work is to wait, if he entered the room now, everyone would have to stand up and talk to this man while standing, because people like alexey smirnov, the victory of the soviet people was forged. movie stars, they fought for their homeland. on may 10th, the first day after the war, when i had already returned home, it was hard for me to come to families

mykhailo, mykhailo yakubovych, orientalist, candidate of historical sciences, we were in touch, we will now break for a few minutes, but please stay with us, there are still many interesting conversations ahead. events, events that are happening right now and affect our lives. of course, the news feed. informs about them, but it is not enough to know what is happening, it is necessary to understand. antin borkovskyi and invited experts soberly assess the events, analyze them, modeling our future. every saturday at 13:10 with a repeat on sunday at 10:10. studio zahid with anton borkovsky at espresso. hello, this is svoboda ranok, an informational project of radio svoboda. top guests every day. this is the shipping district, kherson. bakhmut, let's tell you the main thing. on weekdays at 9:00. we continue the politclub program on the espresso tv channel. vitaly portykov is with you and to the events in slovakia, which we will talk about with our guest, political scientist, head of the institute of public relations in bratislava, hryhoriy mesezhnikov. good evening, mr. mesezhnikov, thank y

we will talk with mykhailo yakubovych, an orientalist, candidate of historical sciences, research associate of the oriental studies department of freiburg university from germany. mr. mykhailo, glory to ukraine. good day. glory. good day. let's probably start with iran. in fact, what has been keeping the whole world in suspense for a few days now. it would seem that this is a tragedy, a disaster that happened with a certain helicopter, but, uh, immediately there was a whole bunch of different conspiratorial versions, that maybe it was sabotage, maybe someone attacked, they started looking for how one thing followed another, the israelis immediately had to declare that no, it was not us. in your opinion, what is currently happening in iran, we understand that they have their own processes, they have already agreed on elections at the end of june, there is already a person who will perform the duties of the president for these 50 days, how can the world order change, actually relations between different countries because of the situation in iran, in fact. raiisi performed a function that coul

and oleksiy koshel, doctor of historical sciences, political scientist, head of the committee of votersukraine. mr. oleksiy, i congratulate you. thank you for joining our broadcast. good evening. well, since gentlemen, i and our team our viewers are asked whether it is necessary to strengthen the responsibility for violating the curfew, i will ask you, but i will say very briefly that today the verkhovna rada of ukraine was unable to adopt in the repeated second reading the draft law on administrative responsibility for violating the curfew by citizens, there is an increase in fines and what you believe to be the police action against curfew violators. is it necessary to strengthen the responsibility for violating the curfew, mr. oleg? as far as i'm concerned, it's on today is not the most urgent issue that needs to be resolved, if we talk about the curfew, then this responsibility can be strengthened, but it is necessary to remove the elements of the summons of the itc, when they talk about the violation of the curfew, because this moment turns mobilization into punishment, into a duty

congratulate you, thank you for being with us today. greetings as well, and oleksiy koshel, doctor of historical scienceslitical scientist, head of the committee of voters of ukraine, mr. oleksiy, i congratulate you, thank you for joining our broadcast. good evening. well, since gentlemen, i, uh, and our team, are asking our viewers about whether accountability needs to be increased.

thank you you are with us today, my congratulations are the same, and oleksii koshel, doctor of historical sciencesthe committee of voters of ukraine, mr. oleksii, i congratulate you, thank you for joining our broadcast. good evening. well, since gentlemen, i, and our team, are asking our viewers about whether it is necessary to amplify responsibility for breaking the curfew, i will ask you, but i will say very briefly that today the verkhovna rada of ukraine was unable to pass the draft law on administrative day for violation of curfew by citizens, there is an increase in fines and actions of the police against those who violate curfew, in your opinion, should responsibility for violation of curfew be increased , mr. oleg, in my opinion, this is not the most pressing issue today to decide, if we talk about the commander's office hour, then this responsibility can be strengthened, but it is necessary to remove the elements of the itc subpoenas when they talk about curfew violations. because this moment turns mobilization into a punishment, into another and around that, this is incorrect and the wro

thank you for being with us today, my congratulations, as well as oleksiy koshel, doctor of historical sciences, political scientist, chairman of the committee to the voters of ukraine, mr. oleksiy, i congratulate you, thank you for joining our broadcast. good evening. well, since the gentlemen, her and our team, ask our viewers whether it is necessary to increase the responsibility for violating the curfew? i will ask you, but i will tell you something very briefly. today , the verkhovna rada of ukraine was unable to pass in the repeated second reading the draft law on administrative responsibility for violation of curfew by citizens, there is an increase in fines and police actions against those who violate curfew, on your opinion, is it necessary to strengthen the responsibility for violating the curfew, mr. oleg? in my opinion, this is not the most urgent issue that needs to be resolved today, if we talk about the curfew , then it can be strengthened. this responsibility, but it is necessary to remove the elements of the summons of the itc, when they talk about the violation of the curfew,

wonderful story, we will now add to our air vasyl kmettya, historian, archivist, candidate of historical sciencesnd director of the lviv municipal libraries, mr. vasyl, glad to see you, i have a wonderful story from my life in kyiv, i once bought an apartment in such an area in kyiv as the minsk massif, er, an apartment. was located on a beautiful street with the name of marshal rakasovsky, this name has remained until now, this is the shortest avenue in kyiv, and a full-scale invasion had already begun, and the issue of decommunization was raised again, and somehow that name somehow stuck to that avenue, there was a long building on that avenue, a building in which there were only one-room apartments, owls were settled there yetskyi... the times of people who came to kyiv from some surrounding villages, towns, came to some factories and were given those apartments, they didn't give me an apartment, i bought it on credit, paid off the loan and had an opportunity to watch how these people from the villages, who once worked on the land, and then the soviet government decided to make them workers, a

the image of ivan the terrible in the film corresponds to historical science, of course, the image ofreconciled with a ruler, this is the method of a great artist who creates history, predicted much of what is happening to russia today, a big game, a special issue, now for the first time the grand duke of moscow... the crown of the tsar of all russia puts the blame on itself and the film ivan the terrible is somehow timeless, it turns out to be a film, because each era looks at it with its own eyes and finds some answers to its questions. on saturday on the first. samoilov and all these films of the otepele era, they as they show new heroines on the screen, yes, anastasia vertinskaya, who plays. didn’t match, she was considered for the main role in the film sunday, another film adaptation of tolstoy, for the role of katyosha maslova, mikhail swiss, also a classic by that time of soviet cinema, but it didn’t work out, they chose tamara syomina, perhaps it was in the classics that she needed play, but somehow it turned out all the time that this is her filmography, if we look at it now,

i am pleased to welcome konstantin petrovich kurylev, doctor of historical sciences, head of the patriceba rouden department of theory and history of international relations, professor from the russian federation. greetings. hello. by tradition, we begin our program with a quick question, which i address to each participant in today’s program. do you agree that the main division in the world today is along the lines of the struggle for the soul of humanity, tatyana vladimirovna, i give you the right to answer. yes, it is obvious that today there is a war for souls, for minds, for resources, resources today are the key concept of any course on geopolitics, which is taught at any university, including in our country, it seems to me that the war today is primarily against . for souls, this is a war for the self-awareness of the individual, for the self-awareness of the nation, this is a war for the erosion of identity, but at the same time one cannot discount the traditional interests of the collective west in view of the struggle for resources, in view of the struggle for territory, for in

studio, deputy of the house of representatives of the national assembly of belarus, doctor of historical sciences deputy of the house of representatives of the national assembly of belarus, doctor of history sciences, deputy chairman of the standing committee on education, culture and science, for more than 10 years headed the institute of history of the national academy of sciences of belarus, was the rector of the academy of management under the president of belarus, author and co-author of more than 200 scientific works, is a member of the state commission for the preparation of textbooks, the heraldic council under the president of belarus, expert of the commission for assessing information products for the presence of signs of extremism in them under the ministry of information, is a member of the board of historical journals, awarded francis skarina medal, certificates of honor from the administration of the president of belarus. legislatively, but from my point of view, it is certainly very important not to miss and once again demonstrate that the victory was achieved primarily thanks to t

let's discuss the situation with doctor of historical sciences, deputy of the house of representativesfternoon. in your opinion, how did the situation with collaborationist movements in belarus develop, were any technologies used, were they trying to recruit those people to go over to the enemy’s side, how did this situation develop? the years of the great patriotic war, as i understand it, yes, that means, regarding that period, it should be noted that naturally, the intelligence services of the german reich carried out preliminary work before the start of the war with the soviet union, as much as possible. the soviet union, and specifically soviet belarus, if we are talking about some figures associated with belarus, then after the occupation of the territory of the bssr, of course, the nazi occupiers sought to somehow attract the population to cooperate, and with the occupation authorities, and this it was done, it means it was done partially. people were forced means, to enter into some kind of cooperation with the nazi authorities in order to get some piece of bread, but i would l

today we are presenting with you rita borisovna butova, candidate of historical sciences, senior researcher

stories, thank you, and i again want to appeal to our circulation commission, candidate of historical sciencesry, institute of history and politics at moscow state pedagogical university natalia yurkina. natalya, do you think there are still unknown pages left in the history of the great patriotic war? they certainly remained. e great patriotic war is being studied today, relatively recently a rather important event for historians took place, the classification of secrecy was removed from a large corpus of historical documents, and these documents shed light on controversial issues of the great patriotic war, on debatable issues, on dark spots, and of course regional history, the history of the war, and military psychology, and... the everyday history of war, the life of war, all this is being studied ; our glorious page of history, the history of the great patriotic war, is constantly being replenished with new knowledge. natalya, what war films? in your opinion, most accurately reflects the historical episodes of the great patriotic war? well, in my opinion, the most expressive, brightest fi

however, for modern historical science, the myth of the hyperboreans is only a utopian idea of ​​the the world. fina, let's go, let's go, fina, fina, fina, fina, let's go, my little one, let's go, let's go, my smart girl, let's go, my darling, the moose farm on pechora is the first in the world, it was founded in 1949, then clients of domesticated moose became soviet geologists. using harnessed animals, they made their way to mineral deposits. moose was comfortable. in its natural environment, it could feed under foot feed, could make its way through swamps and taiga windbreaks, in front of which even horses grazed. well, this, of course, is the highest degree of recognition, you see, what kind of caresses, don’t say, but they are so capricious, it’s very difficult to remove how you manage to find the way to the heart. losite did not speak. anything can happen. hi hi. so i’m deceiving everyone with candies, that you just lure them with candies and cookies, it seems to me that there’s some kind of affectionate relationship with you, affection, affection is needed, yes, when you go aft

today we are with you: rita borisovna butova, candidate of historical sciences, senior researcher at the institute of russian history academy of sciences. place of the great saturday, before us is the edicule, the place where our lord jesus christ was buried. we are now inside the temple, the temple, which is called the church of the resurrection of the lord or the church of the holy sepulcher, where this great sacrament took place, the resurrection of the savior, who gave us eternal life. today are special days, they complete the passionate one. week, and the day of great saturday, as it is sung in today’s trapar, a special chant, all human flesh will remain silent, that is, everyone remains in silence in silence, waiting for the resurrection of the savior, in the temple of the lord, where we are now, everyone is waiting for the descent of the blessed fire, a special symbol, a special appearance of the resurrection of christ, as you see, in moscow, tells us that the patriarch is already a bell, russian a bell cast in descends from the temple of constantine and helena, and soon we wi

andres umman, candidate of historical political sciences, analyst of the stokol center for east europeantudies joins our broadcast. good evening. good evening. but the simple question is, what does putin want as of now, the end of the war or the expansion of the war? well, i think he wants some kind of victory, or some kind of situation. which he can present to the russian people as a victory, and it can be through military actions, through diplomatic actions, it is not so important, that is the whole problem, that putin already had many such victories in georgia, in syria, in 14- th year about crimea and so on, and he thinks that, well, another victory will be good for him, i don't think that there is any clear goal, these all the operations, they are done in order to, well, let's say, start negotiations that will lead to the fact that russia can leave itself, the territory that it was currently occupying, yeah, so it doesn't matter whether it will be an expansion of the war or whether it will ... the cease-fire, the main thing is that it can be interpreted, if i understood you correctl

you think that the image of ivan the terrible in the film corresponds, well, if you like, to historical sciencehe details of this film you can find fault, you can say that what was wrong here, this could not have been said at that time, this is normal for a movie of this level, but in the main, i think, isenstein felt what many people felt who thought about the terrible, that on the one hand, of course, a historical person, ask any person, name five figures of russian history, ivan the terrible will be there, alexander nevsky, by the way, peter ii too, historically, not because he is so famous, but because the contribution he made to the development of the country cannot be overestimated, russia entered, so to speak, other eurasian expanses, remember the annexation of the kazan khanate , astrakhan, russia stood on a par with the empires of that time, he took the title of tsar, that is, he became. to the level of actually byzantine emperors, the caesars, this is the high status of the russian state, he nevertheless created a more regular army than it was before him, he thought, of course, in hug

now, the historical capital of science easier now known as the polish city of lots less feet. it was a shed implementing is a big cities were destroyed, but not for as low as any. wherever we had air written warnings, you got the magazine and we always said, that's why we're in for it. now, the one that's funny and it was a disaster. the russian send a ring around personnel in circling the see breast slow was around it, and it was a fortress. i'm the ones that fist on the city was supposed to serve as a bull wilks and stops the russians from advancing. so the odor to event to 8 came fall to lights, the new need, the alice was just 14 years old. at the time the divine in california were uncle reinhold center, and he was my father's youngest brother. the say it was nothing regarding my mind. i can still see a sitting there in a circle like this. i sat here and my mother was next to me. a witness done on the mom's other side set. my brother vince feed, my youngest brother, the interest of the stillman i stormed in. and we just sat like the dog is this size, the i don't know if he

historical alma of academic science in the cis countries.conversation about international cooperation. we are together. with russian colleagues we are implementing a number of research within biosafety, within medical research, and i think we'll be moving forward in terms of the regulatory seismicity. this year, the ran issued about 75 thousand expert opinions, on which more than 5,000 scientists worked. the role of thematic departments and scientific councils, which determine the direction of development, is also growing. the georgian parliament overcame president zurabishvili’s veto on the new agents law; after the speaker’s signature, the document will come into force. what did the wives of french presidents giggle about? and germany, visiting the holocaust memorial, why macron and scholz are persistently called lame ducks in the european press. trump is in court these minutes, what will happen in the united states if he is found guilty. the pope called for those who are prone to same-sex love not to be allowed to study at the seminary, w

historic subjects in different genres are exhibited in minsk, the academy of sciences, national art museumsrimental centers. current events, words from the supreme theater and posters, stories on the topic of the genocidal massacre of the belarusian people, creative discoveries of current events and the 80s caused by the cultural route of dari tarasavai. absolutely, that the land of kryvatochyts histories, autaras guess in language, storage and conceptual. party forests are daily fixed in installations. right tragedies and peramogі of the party of the belarusian campasitarskaya school we trap for three hells on the theatrical dandies, not only the warriors of the vocal characterographical ranges , but also the whole corpse. memory and the dramatic din of the languid aychyny brazhliva occupy the halls of the national art museum. there are some exposés here.

documentary film by arkady mamontov about the people who created the historical novorossiya, from catherine the great to outstanding figures of science and art. in odessa, on the morning of december 28, they began to remove the fence around the monument to catherine ii. catherine herself is wrapped in a black bag. utility workers are gradually dismantling the wooden sarcophagus, after which it will be the turn of the monument. for safety, the square and nearby streets were blocked. society voted for demolition, so everything is fine, let them demolish it. it's high time to put it somewhere from the city center would be correct. and why? there are many ukrainian heroes who could be here instead of her. a native of feodosia, the world famous artist, ivan aivazovsky, painted more than 6,000 paintings. he could have settled in any country in the world, but chose to live and work in crimea, drawing inspiration from the natural beauty and strength of the southern russian land. his name glorified novorossiya, like hundreds of others, among which... catherine the great was the august mother of the novorossiysk province by decree of april 2 ,

documentary by arkady mamontov about the people who created the historical novorossiya, from catherine the great to outstanding figures of scienceing of december 28 fence around the monument to catherine ii. catherine herself is wrapped in a black bag. utility workers are gradually dismantling the wooden sarcophagus, after which it will be the turn of the monument. for safety, the square and nearby streets were blocked. the society voted for the demolition, so everything is fine, let them demolish it. it's high time to put it somewhere in the city center, it will be right. and why? so as not to repeat it?

historical education in russia will be based on science and traditional values, as stated in the presidentialon the fundamentals of state policy in this area. the document proposes a unified methodology for teaching history, starting from the preschool level. the president also set the task of creating a line of history textbooks, reviving extracurricular historical education, replacing foreign educational platforms with domestic. another goal is to create market control mechanisms. security council and state council, says the decree of the head of state. the chairman and president of serbia aleksandar vucic signed a joint communication on deepening the strategic partnership and building a common destiny between the countries in a new era. let’s ask our own correspondent in the balkans what lies behind this formulation. she joins the broadcast, dari, greetings, how serbia met the sidzenpins, what did the leaders agree on? yuri, good afternoon, well of course, last-minute news. the first part of the negotiations came to an end, the heads of china and serbia signed a statement on deepening part

sciences: history and geography. history works with time, and geography works with space. you can rejoice at how we are now, how historicalducation is developing now, how much attention is being paid, because historical truth is something we really need today. but i would like to say that geography is a great science, especially for you, as the chairman of the board of trustees of the russian geographical society, a great science. i think that today everyone is looking at geography, geography is resources, this is climate, this is ecology, and it is very worrying that today the unified state exam and geography occupy the very last place, i would like to draw our full attention to this very important science, and the museum will do everything to ensure that geographical education develops, not only marine science, which we promote, maritime... practice, but geography, the most important of the sciences, today is such an important day for me, on this day, on the day of alexander nevsky, to receive the order of alexander nevsky in the kremlin, from you, i am eternally grateful , and the order so combative that i want to say,

we are also making historic investments to rebuild roads and bridges, lead the world in science and innovationthat includes the biggest investment in climate in the history of the world. [applause] i signed the most significant gun safety laws in nearly 30 years. as i mourned with you in atlanta, montgomery park, or half-moon bay, been there to meet the families. together we won't stop until we finally ban assault weapons as well. [applause] i could go on. the point here is we're lowering costs, expanding opportunities and protecting freedom. that's in stark contrast to my predecessor's view of americans -- america and his view of all of you. never forget him lying about the pandemic, the rise of anti-asian hate crimes during the pandemic. i'm proud to have signed the covid-19 hate crimes act. with your support. we have also provided historic funding for safety in local communities. we're seeing a 50 year low in violent crime in america. san francisco, for example, anti-asian hate crimes are down. 75% in the last two years. when trump was in office his tax cut overwhelmingly benefiting the sup

contribution of soviet physicists to the defeat of fascism, our special project, the science of winning. in a historic moment, vladimir putin today officially took office as president of russia. the ceremony took place in the kremlin. the head of state took the oath in st. andrew's hall and outlined his priorities. vladimir putin emphasized: it is necessary to ensure reliable continuity of the country’s development in decade. forward, reporting by anton vernitsky. the guests had already gathered in the large kremlin palace, the presidential motorcade was waiting, when a call from an adjutant rang in vladimir putin’s office. thank you. and here you can understand how honed and calculated literally in the seconds of the ceremony, if vladimir putin manages to look at the documents, and then, before leaving the senate palace, even take a closer look at one of the paintings decorating the presidential residence. below, a brand new aurus limousine is waiting for putin, not the same one he had. all the names of russian presidents, that is , boris yeltsin, dmitry medvedev and vladimir putin. at exactly noon,

we are making historic investments to rebuild our roads and bridges and to lead the world in scienceand that includes the most significant investment ever, ever in the history of the world on climate. i am so proud with your help that the new report co-released by 20 major climate organizations from the sierra club the sunrise movement making action and conservation, public health and clean energy and i signed the most significant gun law in 30 years that matters in the community. and i remember in atlanta, half moon bay, and monterey park, this guy said when the last shooting occurred he said, when asked about it, he said just get over it, get over it. and anyway. i'll be good. together we'll not stop until we ban assault weapons again, this time permanently. [applause] >> i could go on, but i'm between you and your dinner. the point is we're lowering costs, we're expanding opportunities with your health, we're protecting freedom in stark contrast to my predecessor's view. look, i'll never forget him lying about the pandemic telling americans to inject bleach into their skin. i wond

obviously, the science that they're talking about, not black women included. i mean, there's historical context. all the time when bringing up science is of like what kind of women's bodies they're describing, are they depicting the court? it's never a black woman's body. and the fact that the objectification of black women is just so taboo that it's not even spoken about. it's very in this case. and so all i could think was i tried to like research, like what kind of women were working at these laundromats or the population around that part of oregon. and i couldn't really find anything except for what florence kelley was saying. so i'm guessing it had a lot to do with women of color, which is why another reason why maybe the justices wanted to rule in that way and. talk more about like the matriarchal sense instead of like what's actually going and like the scientists that are in the case, i think is just not holistic so. sometimes i think when you're putting science in a case like it's not represented to all parts, it's not diverse, it's not inclusive. so it might have worked out bec

now.he science of climate change and the effects of carbon cuts the answer is that if you take aon look at the historical record of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and it is the whole it's been going up-and-up. the data. >> we take you live to the u.s. senate on this friday for the chambers holding a brief pro form on thursday senators approved a five-year reauthorization of funding for the federal aviation administration by vote of 88-4. extend current funding for another seven days until the house can the full reauthorization. live coverage of the senate here n2. the presiding e parliamentarian will read a communication to the senate. the parliamentarian: to the senate: under the provisions of rule 1 paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable sheldon whitehouse, a senator from the state of rhoties of the chair. signed: patty murray, president pro tempore. the presidingthe presiding officer: under the previous order the senate stande 2024. content session. all my crystal back next to said nomination for united nations representative post. cspan2. now we take it bac