the 17th century, but in russia, in fact, continue your existence exactly within the framework that ivan iv, and we don’t know the truth about the reason, of course, of course because the romanovs tried so hard to rewrite history and denigrate, including john iv, that, well, the truth is still to dig to dig. uh, i won't set such vectors and tangent the iranian direction and the polish and the pacific, and so on, that no romanovs could turn russia anywhere from this vector. she remained, the great one and indivisible remains to this day. therefore, if we say that our country turned west around the mid-seventies , the soviet project was buried by the international department. tsyka and so on and three generations. well, at least three. three-four generations of different versions can be three generations in the same, mean msu winter and science in culture and so on examined on west and saw there, uh, the center. peace of the united states well, what kind of rafaki can be created without pouring furs? eh, young meches wine , you need to create completely new completely structures by completely

the seas of trade transit routes to deprive the external market of technology. the livonian war of ivan ivussia is the first attempt to gain a foothold on the seas to enter the baltic bypassing the transit line . this is not a war for the tsar's ambitions, this war is for geopolitical influence and for the economy in the 16th century, the then major european geopolitical players, the main ones of poland and sweden, were extremely concerned about the growing power of the muscovite state, they were extremely annoyed by the growing influence of russia on their neighbors and the growing power of moscow, and that's when sanctions were first imposed against russia against the russians artificial barriers on the way of russian goods and to europe and on the way of european technologies in russia in hadean cities in poland in levon were regularly detained, as we have just said foreign weapons specialists, foundry workers and pograf doctors, that is, those who tried to get to work in moscow in 1.567 , the polish king. from the mount he wrote to the english queen elizabeth why does poland keep a nav

e ivan iv and known to us as the terrible took the full title. of all russia let them not forget about this, if they really want to move their other side, they will play to the point that historical parallels can really come out sideways for them in this situation, the second. what is e he tells us there in his speech after civilization there. uh, renaissance of this and so on. he tells us that poland should become such a connecting node of this post-imperial this post-imperial europe, he means that europe is imperial at the moment and now there will be the construction of some kind of new europe or does he mean post-imperial europe is talked about the polish republic, which existed between the first and second world wars, then this explains a lot, because the composition of that republic both lvov and vilnius were included, this speaks, apparently , about the level of ambition of the current political leadership of poland, and either he wants to go, and well, and that is, what the leadership has in mind. do you remember how he says about- after

means the 17th century, but russia essentially continued to exist precisely within the framework that ivan ivromanovs tried so hard to rewrite history and denigrate, including john iv, that , but i won’t dig and dig until the truth, yes, i set such vectors regarding both the iranian direction and the polish and pacific ones, and so on, that no romanovs could turn russia anywhere from this vector. she remained, the great one and indivisible remains to this day. therefore, if we say that our country turned west around the mid-seventies, the soviet project was buried by the international department. tsyka and so on and three generations, well, at least three, at least 35 generations, different versions can be three generations in the same, which means gmos and in science, in culture, and so on, they looked to the west and saw there the center of the world in the united states well, what rafaki can be created without pouring furs? uh, the wine is young, the wineskins are old you need to create completely new, completely new structures by completely unbiased people, and then they will turn into a

the eighth question with the wife of which prince was sophia paleologist b ivan iii from ivan iv timeuse i have heard this many times, this is the correct answer. well, let's give, well, i study at a music school and i know for sure that this is a size three quarters, while two quarters and four quarters are characteristic of the march. well actually four quarters. such a common size. i think most of the compositions that we hear they are in four quarters, sometimes they have four quarters, and if it is so roughly tapped that everyone else was understandable. that is, this is how it should be, what is it? three quarters? how to explain on the fingers one, two three times, two three times, two, three and so on, and four quarters is when 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 and so on then the correct answer to the question option b. three quarters of the tenth question. the store was found to be short of b not until delivery c was short of time. alexander what do you think, what word is more appropriate here? i think the word numbered in but also accidentally answered numbered. and well done. sasha was wron

e ivan iv and known to us as the terrible took the full title.forget about it, if they really want to move in this direction, they will play to the point that historical parallels may be true. they have to go sideways in this situation, the second he tells us there in his speech after civilization there. uh, renaissance of this and so on. he tells us that poland should become such a connecting node of this post . europe and speaking of the polish republic that existed between the first and second world wars then this explains a lot, because the composition of that republic both lvov and vilnius were included, this speaks, apparently , about the level of ambition of the current political leadership of poland, and either he wants to go, and well, and that is, what the leadership has in mind. do you remember how he says about- post -imperial europe so the classic assumes that post-imperial europe took shape after the first world war. the largest european empires have ceased to exist, and therefore here is the third question that arises in the case o