but it was like mostly iron man.re iron man so i read every invincible iron man comic i could get. and then i ran into iron heart, 'cause i thought she was iron man. that was wrong and kamala was on the cover of one of those comics and that's when i fell in love with her >> seth: what was it like, i mean, i think, it is important, you know, obviously it's so special to have this kind of representation in comics what was it like the first time you saw "ms. marvel" >> in person in the mirror? [ laughter ] no, it was crazy she felt so different than all the other muslim teenagers i was used to seeing in mainstream media. she was using her culture as something that guided her. and it wasn't something she neglected at all and on top of that she was a huge fan and the show is -- the comics were never about being muslim or being pakistani. it was about this superhero-obsessed dork who just happens to be muslim and pakistani. and that's how i felt in real life it was very comforting reading those comics >> seth: well, it cer

like iron man, yes, and basically win this competition in a way and become iron man.ame of all the finishers and says, you and iron yes, it seems to me that you are very not so casual, and this is the race for you. yes , your personality so cheered up and interested and became your goal, and in a sense, you are iron man. you know, yes, i am iron man once, and the second time you correctly said that triathlon is a race. this is a metaphor of my life to me at the training. there was a case quite recently, a man was also engaged when you were a triathlon, and then he got married. and well, children are somehow a wife to the family. he says i stopped walking in training. i have every morning too. you need to go to work, then the child has a temperature, then you just need to take him to the kindergarten, and every time i turn out that instead of training, i do this. like this. what are you doing? you say, he told me, when you woke up in the morning, you need training, and the child has a temperature of 40. and i go to training. he says, well, you are attentively malicious

. >> the french and better known as the real iron man is looking for. 25 recruits to test out his latest. franks, a famous for crossing the english channel on a jet-powered hoverboard. well, he has now transformed the hoverboard into a flying aircrafts. you can see there the craft is able to take off and land vertically using 10 kerosene powered turbojet engines. 25 volunteers will be selected for simulation trials and training the get to test out the craft right here in the u.s. where we apparently do not require the pilot to happen. ultralight aviation recent. >> right behind. >> you never know. you might see in that rearview mirror. look at that. what we know about this fiery california crash that happened a couple hours ago. plus protesting for change. how big pay increase these teachers in the east bay are looking for. >> and just when we're kind of getting to know about monkeypox, why the name of the disease could be changing. disease could be changing. for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small t

this has been done over this period of time now about the iron man interview. read the first question i asked myself. why did this interview even appear today? well, well, it’s not just how it appeared, and i’m reading an interview and there questions are actually asked, which, well, are not very convenient for zelensky, yes. well , for example, uh, in relation to what he knew, uh, at the beginning of this special military operation, and he actually in this interview is justified. why did he, uh, not publicize the information that he knew at the same time, i observe in the same he said he did everything so that it would not start. of course, he could, of course, go to the negotiation processes to withdraw the troops. well, at least he could ring the bells there to call to say, let's sit down there against and so, well, there you can consider different options and saw the second moment. actually biden. well done here biden. he is great. here is american intelligence. they are great they already knew in october that this would be a special operation. i personally

finishing iron man and propose to his girlfriend, right? what could go wrong?h, my -- >> forget about getting down on one knee. he laid completely flat on the ground. if you couldn't tell, this magic moment was almost derailed by a cramp in both his legs. he kept the ring in his hand, though, and he was finally able to muster the words through a lot of difficulty to ask his girlfriend to marry him. of course he got that yes at the finish line with some help. a wonderful moment they'll never forget. >> that was painful to watch. i feel bad for him. >> his legs were shaking the whole time. >> he was nervous, i guess. romantic, i don't know about that. but she said yes. thank you for being with us. >> thanks for being with us. you get a smile on your plate. only from m ihop. download the apppp and join the rewards program totoday. you're making all the difference o out there kid. next big american. pressure, pressure? pressure, pressure. so where do you think this pressure's coming from? everyone. i'm just here for the mints. [ cheeng crowd ] so much pressure. pre

the perfect plan, finish an iron man, propose to his girlfriend, what could go wrong?'m not laughing. i can really empathize. if you have done a triathlon, you might be dehydrated and cramp up. as determined as he is, he's going to go through it anyway. with the ring in hand, through gritted teeth he asks his girlfriend to marry him. you can see the celebration. everybody joined in to help. she better say yes after that. congratulations to them. thank you for joining me today, i'm fredricka whitfield. the cnn "newsroom" continues with jim acosta right now. >>> you are live in the cnn "newsroom." i'm jim acosta in atlanta, the newly unsealed mar-a-lago search warrant sparks unprecedented threats of violence, the fbi and homeland security are warning that federal government personnel could be in danger as

she has done, guys, 400 triathlons, 45 iron mans and has become the oldest person to finish an iron mannown as the iron nun. she says she appreciates inspiring others, and that's what keeps her going. now, wish robach was here to deliver this line. i'm supposed to say, truly she is like nun other. >> oh. >> see, i told you robach should have been here for that. nobody even batted an eyelash. >> you're the one who chose to read it. >> okay. >> yeah, george and i are selective readers. >> george, you've been trying to teach me for years to skip some stuff in that prompter. stay with us. >> learned from the best over here. >> all right, just ahead here, folks, on "gma" we'll be talking about some travel troubles for cruises. a major line cancels nearly a dozen trips. what you can do if your voyage is canceled. gio is going to be along for that coming up. >>> right now we turn to the earn tense finding search for a missing 16-year-old california girl who vanished after a campground party. police are treating it as a possible abduction. they released a new image of her before she vanished. v

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look, it's like it's like you're running the iron man., you want to sit or you want to stand? it's up to, you know, stand by stand, you'll stand with a gentleman. that was awesome. you feel i feel like a like a kid. no that's like a 75 80 degree drop. so you're you're catching a few rpm's coming down 13 year old can do. it's no sweat for us. this old guy. no you look great. i mean, this place is packed. thank you so much for joining us. he went down the slide. we're doing this again in two weeks. contra costa county. we will see you in martinez. no water slide there but bocce ball to go actually to right. he's gonna do it again. you guys thanks for joining us. ♪ ♪ ♪ feel, feel, feel it ♪ [cheers and applause] >> announcer: live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show!" ♪ ♪ ♪ oh, yeah ♪ ♪ feel, feel, feel it ♪ ♪ feel, feel it, it, feel it ♪ ♪ tell me how you're feeling ♪ ♪ when we're feeling how we're feeling ♪ ♪ and we're feeling what we're feeling ♪ ♪ here we go ♪ ♪ feel it, and feel it ♪ ♪ and feel it like this ♪ ♪ how you doi

and brain manipulation drugging of people to make false confessions and then here the man the man who make iron curtains. this is the one big man the war maker mount saint whose pictured here as rather ghoulish and green workers, of course is a very important theme because workers in the in the soviet union are depicted as slaves. they don't get to the to to have the fruits of their own labor. they can't the state directs their and here is a fascinating card on african americans that is that somebody can easily write an entire paper on this and there are people who have written papers on the idea of race. not only employing on the idea of african americans and looking at this card, but how race is depicted in other cards? um, this is the common man woman and child as we see the common man is threatened kidnapped in berlin visited by the red police the police state if you look at the back sign this turns out to be hungry, although you wouldn't know that unless you knew hungarian and then the women and children and indeed i picked this card to look at of more closely because it's the only card th

me go to the airport and then five agents like al qaeda terrorist and the next thing we know leg iron in manuffs and strip-searched. >> the fbi is acting like a bunch of thugs. and a clear attempt to intimidate republicans but the problem is the left is not met with the same show of force or cany force. remember hillary clinton destroying thousands of e-mails with hammers no way to know fbi. >> although there is evidence of potential violation of the statutes regarding the handle of classified information the judgment is no reasonable prosecutor would think one —- take such a case. >> yet they would not even dare whisper about insider-trading. >> . >> and then the first family with amount of evidence with crack smoking hunter biden including the archenemy china russia direct links to the president the president of the united states the cybertrail that outlines a legal case but yet here they are headed off to a million-dollar mansion finance period nice family vacation that will cost them nothing unequal justice has to stop and president trump is his own worst enemy but not public enemy numbe

the same smart, ironic handsome man always believes that success is secondary.refront, and in this is the director, who is at the same time a patriarch and a classic of russian cinema, but at the age of 85, who shoots topical films and asked our correspondent only knyazeva where thoughts most often return to a person who has behind him a bright full life event for 80 years ago in the forty- second year, when he is a five-year-old boy meets father from the front, he was excited in anticipation of a meeting with his father, he arrived in a white military tunic was irresistible. father sergei mikhalkov, a children's writer, author of the soviet anthem , mother natalya konchalovskaya, a writer, did not lag behind him, she translated at home. all the time they were looking for a well-aimed rhyme, the exact word was read a lot. at dinner they discussed the books and paintings of detkamchalovsky. the artist is a grandmother from the surikov family in such an environment, of course, it is difficult not to become a creator for the director. what is the most important qua

this is this iron man, and they don’t really love each other, they have an absolute understanding, and she began to grow, it was already on road safety. we transplanted it to the front and not to the back. and i left without my husband to rest. he stayed with bella and i arrived. and in a week, the dog got used to riding the first wall, right? maybe anything to breaststroke in a dispute with a bass for the gate will help you help you or not? here she loves me with such snowiness, and she is so a little afraid of him, but with such a very respectful love. there are some stories about how the film was put on pause. yes, there is such a story, and my husband and i watched a movie. he was very interesting, and i already had to walk white. and i say, let's put it on pause. i'll go for a walk and inspect here it jumps up, but runs up to the laptop and presses the stop button. the film stops we just had a moment of silence. we didn't even understand at first what happened the story about saving the hedgehog. and yes, there is such a story. we arrived at the dacha, and it started to bark very

weeks after his wife kicked him out and the cops began tailing him everywhere, he decided to be iron mants garage. but, on the very witching afternoon, near hours -- to a halloween party, as he was walking to a local coffeehouse to meet with potential movie investors, he was thrown to the ground by men wearing their own unique costumes. members of edmonton swat team. mark twitchell was handcuffed and taken into custody, charged with the murder of johnny altinger. and that of course made big headlines. police even held a press conference to announce the arrest. and the reporters who gathered were left with one juicy tidbit. >> we have a lot of information to suggest that he idolizes dexter. >> whatever that meant. >> remember one of the things we did is we went to his facebook page. >> he was a crime reporter for the edmonton journal. >> he had a post there that said that mark twitchell has too much in common with dexter, the idea that there is a man up there who is attacking strangers, totally innocent victims, it's almost a myth. something that is built up by hollywood, it didn't seem l

he'd later file an insurance claim for vintage editions of "spiderman, " "green lantern, " and "iron manew. >> so he's talking about robbery is his likely scenario? >> his whole scenario was it had to be robbery. >> at the comic book shop, michael george would tell the detective that he had no idea what had happened to his wife. he'd last seen her, he'd said, a little after 4 p. m. when she'd relieved him behind the counter. he said he'd taken the couple's two kids over to his mom's and had remained there, taking a nap on her couch before returning to the store just after 8 p. m. det. steckman asked michael george the questions a cop would when the wife has just been murdered. >> let's get all this up straight. were there any girlfriends? " "no. " "were you having any affairs? " "no. " any problems with your marriage? " "no, everything was fine. " >> at the funeral days later, a girlfriend of barbs weather couldn't make out what he was feeling, because his eyes were concealed behind dark, dark sunglasses. >> like something that a blind person would wear, something you see stevie wonder w

process is, military tokens, a personal label, or the deathly hallows are so iron plates on a chain almost every military man been making wooden and iron products for more than 5 years before the full-scale invasion, the man carved his own branded educational eco toys from wood, mainly it was alder, oak or birch, but at the beginning of the war, circumstances forced a change in the direction of work began the war first. a friend of mine asked me because he went to join the armed forces. we did it for him. then i went to facebook and saw the real price for how much they sell here. this is the price on the internet from uah 160 to almost one and a half thousand is what i heard. it is from the military in zhytomyr. why won't it be made? the master made more than a thousand tokens . at first, the orders were small, but they started coming in. whole brigades. and that's almost 100 men for free. they ask for the card number, thank you, they send the funds, the amount is basically not called, because they ask how much everywhere , how much they say if i tell you the price, i will sell it to you, so if you want to t

biography, we have big man, american history, and behind the iron curtain, common people and drawing a new curtain. who are those leaders who are going to make communism in other countries? workers, african americans, there's one card that addresses this issue -- such a huge issue given the constant trope of slavery i pointed out, and then the common, man, woman and child. so, here, these are the three cards identified as relating to korea. again, we see this important idea of the forces were from the united nations, and we see men on the battlefield and specific battles that people could learn from. the idea was if you had card 32, u.n. your friend, you know, i'll give you my uncounter attack if you give me bridging your friends, all give you my un counterattack if you give me bridging a stream under fire. number eight. the idea is you see these cards, you experience them, you pat them hands to hands, you're going to read a text. at some point, probably, but you're certainly going to look at these very dramatic, really, quite frightening, as the interviewer said, nightmarish picture

his own country turned its back on him, gorbachev was hailed around the world as the man to help tear down the iron curtain and bring about a peaceful revolution. and have been tributes from leaders around the world for the former soviet leader and russia. a spokesman for vladimir putin said the president expressed his deepest condolences to gorbachev's family, un chief antonio quoterush said he was deeply saddened by gorbachev's passing and described him as a one of a kind statesman who changed the course of history. european commission president was a hunter line. meanwhile, said gorb, which has crucial role in bringing down the iron curtain, opened the way for a free europe. and the foundation of former u. s. president ronald reagan tweeted this. gorbachev was a man who was once a political adversary, but who ended up becoming a friends o. e. wayne mary spent 26 years in the u. s. foreign service, including at the embassy in moscow at the end of the u. s. s. r. he spoke to me earlier about corporate has legacy. i think at the moment, given what's going on in the war in ukraine. perhaps his great

is the man who helped tear down the iron curtain and bring about a peaceful revolution. there have been tributes from leaders around the world. in russia, a spokesman for vladimir putin said the president expressed his deepest condolences to go which offs family un chief antonio quoterush said he was deeply saddened by gorbachev's passing and described him as a one of a kind statesman who changed the course of history. european commission president also lafond alliance said gorbachev's crucial role in bringing down the iron curtain opened the way for a free europe. and the foundation of then you west president ronald reagan tweeted this. gorbachev was a man who was once a political adversary, but who ended up becoming a friend. the w's russian affairs analyst, constantine aga, joins us from vilios lithuania, constantine, you met him many times over the years. how was gorbachev regarded in russia in recent decades? well, it depends on who you talk to a minority, all russian liberal intelligentsia of that of reformist minded people were, was grateful to him, still are grat

one man was wounded in the kharkiv district in chuguyev as a result of enemy shelling, the man died ironicallya citizen of the russian federation, three more women in the district were hospitalized in connection with this a student from chuguyeva, galina minayeva, called on local residents to limit movement on the streets as much as possible in the coming days and stay closer to the shelter. donetsk region remains the hottest point of hostilities, the russians had three civilians in a day - five were wounded in the morning by an intense enemy , the marines and krasnohorivtsi, under enemy fire , got into the center avdiyivka, fighting continued almost all night in the area of ​​the village of pisky sireshete, they do not stop opening fire on civilian objects, in particular , at night they hit the support base with rockets and artillery a school in the village was hit by reeds at the hands of invaders from the residential quarters of avdiyivka, bakhmut , severska, soledarom, and the village of shevchenkovo, swallows, not bakhmutskiy, georgiyivka, in addition, the region remains without gas and p

more man was wounded in the kharkiv district in chuguyev, as a result of enemy shelling, a man died, ironically, he was a citizen of the russian federation, three more women in the district were hospitalized in connection with this, the head of chuguyev galina minayeva called on the local residents in the coming days to limit movement on the streets as much as possible and stay closer to shelters donetsk remains the hottest point of hostilities russians killed three civilians in a day - five in the morning, the marinets and krasnohorivkas were wounded by an intense type of enemy. under enemy fire , the center of avdiyivka was hit. fighting continued in the area of ​​the village of pisky sishesti. they do not stop opening fire on civilian objects. the hands of the invaders and the residential quarters of avdiyivka , bakhmut-siverska, soldaru, and the villages of shevchenkivo, lastochkina, bakhmutska and georgiivka, in addition, the region remains without gas and partially without water , the evacuation of the population continues dnipropetrovsk region also under enemy attack, the russians shelle

let's go, what exactly is in any first-aid kit zelenka what are the doors wooden iron rod handle mant kind of foam is, and soap perfectly fit 20 seconds it will be very nice to check your answers and so was the first question, what exactly is in any first aid kit, and 26 people said bandages. well, that's reasonable. you said the most popular answer. i agreed with you. som is already 110 points the second question. what are the doors? you said iron iron, i think. yes, that's what the glass doors said, that's what 16 people said, the entrance doors, that's what 31 people said. you said iron seven people agreed with you, the amount is 117 points. well, after all, well, you are gaining well, the third question. what has kernel? uh, good at the pen? clearly the most popular answer, but for a human it's a good guess. the second most popular answer is for a pencil. so said 21 people, but this lead, sometimes they also say the rod. and you said the person agreed with you. five people total 122 points, and the fourth question is what apple trees are often planted in the garden. now guess wha

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his own country turned its back on him, gorbachev was hailed around the world as the man who helped tear down the iron curtain and bring about a peaceful revolution. i'd like to welcome e wayne mary senior fellow for europe and eurasia at the american foreign policy council. think tank in washington, d. c. h is been 26 years in the u. s. foreign service, including at the embassy in moscow. at the end of the ussr, thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us because gorbachev was the last leader of the soviet union. and we've just heard some of what made him a towering figure of the 20th century. what do you think his legacy will be? i think at the moment, given what's going on in the war in ukraine, perhaps his greatest legacy is that he let the soviet union fail without spilling a lot of blood to try to preserve it. now he did accountant, some bloodshed in lithuania, some georgia when it really came to the question of, are you willing to use massive tours to preserve the communist party, to preserve your own power and to preserve the soviet union? he would not do it. and i think that legacy

his own country turned its back on him, gorbachev was hailed around the world as the man who helped her down the iron curtain and bring about a peaceful revolution. what eat wayne merry spent 26 years in the u. s. foreign service, including at the embassy in moscow at the end of the u. s. s. r. he spoke to me earlier about garbage hubs. legacy. i think at the moment, given what's going on in the war and ukraine, perhaps his greatest legacy is that he let the soviet union fail without spilling a lot of blood to try to preserve it. now he did accountant, some bloodshed in lithuania, some in georgia. but when it really came to the question of, are you willing to use massive tours to preserve the communist party, to preserve your own power and to preserve the soviet union? he would not do it. and i think that legacy today is something that should be recognized as there are great many powerful figures in the world who are willing to use force to hold on to their power and to hold on to their political system. gorbachev ultimately, despite his personal commitment to the linen assistant, despite his persona

is the man who help tear down the iron curtain and bring about a peaceful revolution. a german chancellor, olaf hold says, commented on the passing of the last soviet leader, he's what he had to say be. this one does a and then inside your spot, we know that he died at that time when not only democracy has failed in russia. you cannot describe the current situation there in any other way about 5. but as russia and russian president, putin has created fresh divisions in europe, settled and begun a terrible war against its neighbor ukraine. and because of that, we are thinking of mikhail gorbachev isn't and know how important he has been for the development of europe and our country as well. in recent years, young at you heard of their from ola charlottesville. a chief political correspondent, belinda crane is now he just how keep was gorbachev to german reunification. he was absolutely central, many of the attributes that are pouring in from german leaders referred to him as one of the fathers of a unified germany. and nearly every german who was alive at that time, and

his own country turned its back on him, gorbachev was hailed around the world as the man who helped tear down the iron curtain and bring about a peaceful revolution. when i pull in our correspondent roman going jordan, go for more room in one of our viewers know you met mikhail gorbachev. personally, i want to talk about that in just a moment. but 1st i just want to get your reaction like everyone around the world. we're just hearing about the passing of mikhail gorbachev. what did you think when you heard the news? well, as many i've been expecting that because there were a reports that he was very, very sick and he is 92 years old. and when we had that, so he was an old man and it is no surprise, but still it's, it's isn't that this news is, is, has struck me. i'm, i have to confess because he's such a huge historical figure and historical figure, not just for russia, but all the former soviet republics, including ukraine, where the war is now going on. and of course, for the west, for the whole world. so his legacy is extremely important, it is actually being destroyed by president booting at this

all our enemies call gorbachev a reformer a real man of the world who helped unite europe by destroying the iron curtain and putting an end to the arms race, including in the nuclear sphere, the chinese global times at the same time notes the naivety and immaturity of gorbachev, whose worship of the west plunged the country into an era of economic political instability. this is probably why the assessment of his legacy in russian society in our country is cardinal. they differ radically, but on the day of death it would probably be indecent to express their condolences gorbachev's relatives were sent by the president of the united states of america and germany by the head of the european commission and the head of euro-diplomacy, even prime minister boris johnson expressed deep condolences in the kremlin, even though he sent a telegram to relatives. the spokesman just announced. peskov , this telegram appeared at our disposal, we read together with relatives and friends mikhail sergeyevich gorbachev was a politician and statesman who had a huge impact on world history. he led our country during

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his own country turned its back on him, gorbachev was hailed around the world as the man who helped tear down the iron curtain and bring about a peaceful revolution. a ban is coming in from leaders from around the world. in russia, spokesman for vladimir putin said the president expressed his deepest condolences to gorbachev family. he went chief antonio who taro said he was deeply saddened by gorbachev's passing. described him as a one of a kind statesman who changed the course of history. european commission, president of lafond alliance, said gorbachev's crucial role in bringing down the iron curtain opened the way for a free europe and the foundation of their new ways. president ronald reagan tweeted, the gorbachev was a man who was once a political adversary, but who ended up becoming a friend of all the moscow bureau chief fury. rashid, or joins us from reger. our political correspondent, thomas sparrow, is here in berlin. tours for germans. gorbachev is revered for his role in the re unification of east and west germany. absolutely the fall of the berlin wall and the whole process that led to g

his own country turned its back on him, gorbachev was hailed around the world as the man who helped tear down the iron curtain and bring about a peaceful revolution. judge as all so it has just comment, had done the passing of the last soviet leader, mechanical which off his what he had to say we have isn't and that's how your stall we know that he died at that time when not only democracy has failed in russia, you cannot describe the current situation there in any other way about me. but as russia and russian president, putin has created fresh divisions in europe, etc, and begun a terrible war against its neighbour ukraine. and because of that, we are thinking of mikhail gorbachev isn't. and know how important he has been for the development of europe and our country as well in recent years, young at other tributes have been pouring in from leaders around the world. in russia are a spokesman for vladimir putin said. the president expressed his deepest condolences to go which os family you and chief antonio quoterush said he was deeply saddened by gorbachev passing and described him as a one of a kind

the man who ended the cold war and lifted the iron curtain, but his legacy is a complicated one. morning, people around the world are remembering mikhail gorbachev, a man who played a complicated and unique role in history. [ speaking non-english ] gorbachev sought more peaceful relations with the west when he was named president of the soviet union in 1985. the birthmark on his head made him instantly recognizable, and he quickly gained star power in america. >> i just dropped by with present for warming of house. instead find you grappling. >> brought some of your commie friends to help you fight dirty. >> reporter: then president reagan addressing gorbachev in his famous speech at the berlin wall. >> mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. >> reporter: gorbachev would later say moscow was not impressed at the former actor's iconic moment. >> translator: not at all. [ speaking non-english ] [ laughter ] >> translator: and i said, you know, we were very well aware that the president had another profession as an actor. >> reporter: gorbachev ended the cold war without bloodshed befor

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gorbachev will be remembered as the man who tore down the iron curtain, reforming the ussr with the phrasesrestructuring. and he admitted to christiane amanpour that he was not sure how russians would ultimately judge him. >> to many people you are a hero, a once in a generation actor who ended the cold war. how would you like your people to remember you? >> translator: history is a fickle lady and you can expect surprises from history. but i do know that i did what i did and that i can be proud. >> fred pleitgen is joining us. are we hearing anything from vladimir putin about gorbachev's passing? >> reporter: we are. obviously mikhail gorbachev a towering figure who not just was so pivotal in tearing down the iron curtain, but also doing it in a peaceful way. one of the things that we have to keep in mind, at that time there were hundreds of thousands of soviet troops in eastern europe and eastern germany, so making all that happen in a peaceful way is certainly something that the world will remember him for. a little bit more of a mixed bag here in russia. there are many who have bad feel

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