joseph stalin i'm on it for 163 kilometers, when the pressure really exceeds. i should have sunk you on the island. now, show me the folders. come on folders, show me how you are. what, you didn't come home? you endured a lot of work. take your german women's bread. people are bullying. animal and you listen more. wood hello, i need iron. get a sheet. iron is very expensive. medal here and it's cheaper well, i thought i wouldn't understand who shot me? are your guns okay? a dead man shot a dead man can't make holes , a 4-year-old girl can't. you are her heart. listen to a living person with a heart. you fool vovka, i saw the dead. get up sit down, 73 74 75 more fun, well, did you sit down, by the way? put sit down, they haven't pissed me off yet. rest. good on bear fat. endure it so well that they are bullets like stones. like this. like this. come on, knock kiss me at night, do not go hunting to command. well, look what he's doing. but we'll figure it out let's figure out such a woman squat on the roof in the middle of the night, and from scratch. he'll figure

came to meet stalin i met, comrade sounds strange, churchill a british aristocrat imperialist and joseph stalinmunist seemed to have nothing in common, but churchill continued to think even despite his anti-soviet attitude after the war that stalin can be trusted because stalin keeps his word, for example, in 1944 stalin promised that the ussr would not invade greece, the zone of british interests kept back. once churchill also wanted to see how stalin will stand in front of him from the armchair, at the seams he was especially late at the meeting. well, when he entered stalin was walking around the hall. here in this room, the former billiard emperor nicholas ii, her new owner, us president roosevelt, gives dinners during the conference, and at the end, the final document is signed at this table. well, usually at such summits, leaders only fix pre- formalized agreements, but in yalta everything is different agreements are born directly at the negotiating table during heated discussions. in this hall draw the contours of the future world stalin insists on the transfer of the soviet union in thi

we remember the victims of the genocide of the crimean tatar people organized by the regime of joseph stalinright now, unfortunately, i won't be able to right now for a second wait for me, unfortunately, no my documents will be opened, but my documents will not be opened, i will not be able to say more well, in one word, i will say, i will say from myself that today we celebrate the day when the crimean crimean tatars lost their homes, ah, joseph stalin, after the liberation of the peninsula, i will not be able to open my documents i don't have the internet here, unfortunately, so i can only do it for myself now for a second, now be patient , wait and that's all, i can be patient for a second now and i will tell you everything and show you in our things we will have by the way, it will be interesting to have a conversation with a guest with whom we will talk about the current state of crimea occupied by russia, because we all know very well that not only is it not enough what stein and his regime did to crimea less than 100 years ago, and now russia is doing, in principle, no less crimes, if

his mother is so i remember her the question of the official trial by the nazis joseph stalin raisedhe tehran conference in the forty-third year and at the yalta conference, but franklin roosevel and especially winston churchill were categorically against the trial. they believed that captured members of the nazi leadership must be lynched on the spot, and yet on november 20, 1945, the vile trial opened in the afternoon, the first official trial of war criminals, which, for its magnitude and significance, has been called the court of history. on may 8, 1945, in the bavarian town of berchtesgaden, hermann goering surrendered to american troops, who at that moment could quite officially be called the main war criminal. after all, hitler has been dead for 8 days, and german nazism. now he personified this man who held the title of rage. marshall or marshal of the empire closest associate of the fuhrer in the early twenties from the very beginning hmm became clear that the number one figure in the trial, considering himself as such was.

stalin joseph stalin yes stalin roosevelt roosevel, this is 1939, in my opinion, i will assume that thisthe conference. this is stalin on the right, on the left, churchill in the middle, who has always been the american president? on the bench, here i see russian soldiers and i see non-russian soldiers. and i assume that either in the uk or no, it’s unlikely that you are in this in russia and this dude from a, i don’t remember exactly, but it seems that roosevelt was in the usa then. well, look after the second world war, relations escalated during the cold wars. soon the second world war came. well, or at the beginning. a. well, probably, it was somewhere they are doing well. and what a smart girl you are, among students, they were all excellent students in high school. we asked how many americans died in world war ii and the main answer i got was 90,000. then. i asked how many inhabitants of the soviet union died in world war ii, the basic answer was 100,000. in fact, 300,000 americans died in world war ii, while 27 million died in the soviet union, and american students don't know any

joseph stalin addresses the people in his speech, he considers it necessary to explain himself aboutg of the non-aggression pact with nazi germany how frost happens that the soviet time went to increase the fact that when attacked by people on the part of the ukrainian government, a mistake, of course not, such states offered us germany in the thirty-ninth year. it imagine if it didn't start in 1941 in 1939. just how much more colossal the victims would be. uh, in general, how would it all end, especially in the midst of the war with japan, when the soviet union may have been forced to wage a war on two fronts and much more . participants withstood either the soviet union would have survived even then the economy of our country, of course, all the same, our people have great historical power, and we would have won in the end, but with what sacrifices at what cost did history develop, but it developed, the way it developed and let me emphasize once again from this extremely complicated international political situation. soviet union since the thirty-ninth year. would have been able to

joseph stalin once who studied at the seminary, could not help but know about it.t was the great patriotic war that turned the relationship between church and government. it turned out that their geology is not the most important. the main thing is that we all have a common country and it must be protected. the head of the orthodox church, metropolitan sergius of moscow, stated this. on the very first day of the war on june 22, returning home after the service, the metropolitan. he wrote an epistle to the pastors and posom of the orthodox church of christ. it ended with the words the church of christ blesses all orthodox for protection sacred borders of our homeland. the lord will give us victory. so what was he able to do? it was not afraid of death that i was not afraid of taking responsibility, but of some kind of repression. he had been in prison more than once by that time, that's all that he did, he did, uh, for the good of the church, and here are his appeals for the first time in the shadow of war. this is a tribute to another strong feeling that i have alw

joseph stalin, due to the characteristic shape of the upper frontal part of the hull, received the populare pike. taking part in all the significant battles of the great patriotic war on the water, horror at the enemy at the head of the coupons, his turret module installed a thirty-millimeter automatic gun two a72 with an ammunition load of up to 300 rounds and special forces, the modernized bmp-2m infantry fighting vehicle, a gas turbine, the basis of the t-80vm battle tank is a modernization of the t-80b tank and is designed to conduct combat operations against any enemy of the division on a festive artillery salute part of the victory on the square and a division, 69 separate brigade, covered by a mstas designed to destroy tactical means of artillery mortar batteries of tanks and other armored vehicles of anti-tank weapons manpower, which allows you to automatically aim at the coordinates of targets for installations, a high-precision missile of a new design has been created; these missiles of two stages can strike. there were machines of the latest anti-aircraft missile system for targ

the communist party supporters of the communist party came out on the enemies and portraits of joseph stalinlenin the leader of the communist party dedicated his speech to the situation in ukraine gennady zyuganov said that russia is primarily fighting for a multipolar world. i speak today from this high platform. the patriot of our state was created by all of them to the people of the planets, we are dealing today with the most evil forces, which not only saved the nazi bandera puppy, but went further. they preach today political and ethnic russia went further than hitler, we must do everything to realize this danger and unite to defeat this challenge that is thrown to each of us. i will add that the day of spring and labor is celebrated today throughout the country in yekaterinburg, participants in the may day demonstration of a large column marched from labor square to the building of the city administration . representatives of different parties and trade unions took part and in the central recreation park today an auto exhibition opened, and you can also take part in the annual musical

watch the season is true. under the stone 300 after the removal from the mausoleum, the body of joseph stalinas buried exactly there in the necropolis near the kremlin wall, right 700 the ashes of this saint, according to the assurances of the inhabitants of the irish thomas town, were stolen during the crusades and brought to ireland, and the legend is remembered at the end of each year patrick is gone. and everything, of course, then st. nicholas of course, it is unlikely that this is the case under the stone 900. the country of kush, which is on the territory of this modern state south of egypt funerary pyramids continued to be built well into the first century ad. for example, the tomb of the queen, a monitor. sudan true velvet theme 600 velvet fabrics originally imported to europe from the east, 1 european guild of velvet weavers appeared in 1247 in this italian city may be venice you are right 1.200. in 1892, he improved the glass box for storing liquefied gases, developed by the german physicist weinhold, into a flask with a narrow neck . 900 in 1682, he ordered the compilation of gene

heroic battles and became a symbol of victory in the great patriotic war, the heavy tank is-3 joseph staline characteristic shape of the upper frontal part gorki received the popular name pike, soviet heavy self-propelled artillery isu-152 for the effective destruction of enemy tanks and armored vehicles. deserved the name st. john's wort technique for the parade was prepared by specialists from the third separate repair evacuation regiment at the head of the column, colonel boris zagaev , the pm-13 rocket launcher. katyusha took part in all significant battles of the great patriotic war on the water. horror on the enemies at the head of coupons senior lieutenant, gave petrin. central area of ​​the city of khabarovsk modern military equipment of the armed forces of the russian federation the latest russian armored personnel carriers, this is a new word. in the production of heavy military equipment , the coupon is headed by senior lieutenant maxim altyn. he has a unified combat mod, equipped with an electric drive and two plane stabilizers, a thirty-millimeter automatic cannon, 2a 72 with a

joseph stalin addresses the people in his speech, he considers it necessary to explain himself about of the non-aggression pact with nazi germany will happen that the soviet level 100 went to the conclusion of buttermilk when attacked by people from the ukrainian government mistake. of course there is no state in 931. it imagine if it didn't start in 1941 in 1939. just how much more colossal victims would be, in general, how it would all end, especially in the midst of the war with japan, when the soviet union was possibly forced to fight a war on two fronts from a much larger one. the soviet union would have withstood the participants, and then the economy of our country, of course, all the same, our people have great historical power, and we would eventually win, but at what sacrifices at what cost did history develop, but it developed as it developed, and i emphasize once again, out of this extremely complex international political situation. soviet union since the thirty-ninth year. would be able to corporatize until the last moment, hitler had already bombed our cities of minsk

wulf 1939 18 party congress joseph stalin in 1935 italy attacked abyssinia and captured it in the summer 1936, germany italy organized a military intervention in spain in 1937. japan after the capture of manchuria invaded the north central china occupied beijing tianjin shanghai and began to oust its foreign competitors from the zone of occupation in early 1938, germany captured austria and in the fall of 1938 the sudetenland of czechoslovakia thus the war. so imperceptibly, those who crept up to the people drew more than 500 million people into their orbit, spreading. the scope of its action on a vast territory. from the thirty-ninth year of the ussr begins to implement the plan of the third five-year plan, he is completely military for the first time military service becomes a universal duty soviet the leadership believes that the war will begin already in this thirty-ninth year, the so -called weiss plan is demonstrated the plan of attack on poland it was approved by hitler on april 11, thirty-nine from hitler's directive before the invasion of poland poles from birth are destined for

your wishes will be fulfilled joseph stalin request.messing is only one thing, he asks the authorities to leave him alone forever and give him the opportunity to live speaking with with their psychological experiences. he still wants to be just an artist stalin keeps his promises as soon as the war ends. messing again begins touring the country. wolf messing at that time in those years - it was just a heroic personality who was not afraid to go out on you the price to go out, uh, to the color of the ramp. he owns such interesting technologies, such interesting observations. and that he practically could. well, cleaner than gypsy hypnosis to load anyone and everyone, you understand, just lightning-fast hypnosis. that's what we call not everyone is amenable magical influences. and for example, there are guys wolf could be 70% with his influence hit 30 no. and so he chose messing sessions from the hall as follows. he went on stage and asked a few people to come up to him. these people at the time of the speech were to become a kind of comm

putin there is this wonderful historian stephen kotkin, who wrote a very interesting biography of joseph stalin, who wrote an interesting piece saying well in 1939 what nato was not there 200 years ago, nato was not there. so perhaps this idea that nato or any country in the west could provoke something in russia is not right. perhaps it's rather a long cultural and political habits that we are observing, coming back right into the into the heart of europe. sorry, i got my eye on the clock. so i'm going to i'm going to stop you there multi because i do want to just quickly listen to a statement by chancellor schulz responding to charges that he has become a war monger. the german chancellor told the traditional may day rally of german trade unions that radical pacifism has become obsolete, stephanie not an easy thing for a social democratic chancellor to say. you could hear the cat calls there in the background the entire time. what do you think? will the german government now follow through and act on those words? are we seeing a real qualitative shift in germany's willingness to play a more p

a saw stadium named after joseph stalin, which was meant for $200000.00 spectators. but 3 years later, work was put on hold. the facility disguised as a stadium was in fact already completed. in october, 1941, another myth appeared. there were rumors that the soviet government had abandoned moscow. the officers in the kremlin were empty. and that the city had been surrendered to the germans. but the truth was that stella never actually left moscow and continued working in the secret bunker here in his mind. ah, stellan always spoke quietly for this reason. special acoustics were designed so that everyone sitting at this table could hear him. the conference, whole of a general headquarters looks more like a palace. stollins private chambers remain in immaculate condition. a battle map hangs on the wall. it was updated dady whilst allan worked here. mm. another come and miss is that stolen and his circle allegedly reinforced the german army with their own hands. just before the war, started the very much officers i said to have conducted military exercises at soviet tr

party, supporters of the communist party came to him with a flag and portraits of vladimir lenin, joseph stalindealing today with the most evil forces, which not only kept the nazis in bandera, but went further. they preach political and ethnic racism today. let's go further than hitler we must do everything to realize this danger and unite to overcome this challenge that is thrown to each of us. the holiday of spring and labor is celebrated today throughout the country in yekaterinburg, participants of the may day demonstration of a large column marched from the square of labor to the building of the city administration to the procession. representatives of different parties and trade unions took part in the central recreation park more than 19,000 people ended it on victory square where the action took place, the omsk region of donbass, each could leave a message in support of the inhabitants of the lpr dpr as well as the russian military in izhevsk labor spring festival. demonstrations were also noted, about 25,000 people marched through the streets of the city. among them are representative

by the way , joseph stalin was also afraid of this people in his time, who did not hold a victory parade way, since 1945 until the time of brezhnev, it was not held because these people who came from the war were completely different, they were no longer the kind who could be thrown into concentration camps, the same here and for zelensky. this is just such advice. well, for a person maybe she knows history worse. well, he is a lawyer . by education, but history shows that war changes peoples, changes them a lot, and it will not be possible to act like this and it could have been done with this kind of people. maybe until february 24, 22nd year ago, as they say, think well , here we are. we continue. i'm already the next guest - this is taras kremin, the official for the protection of the state language, the language ombudsman, mr. taras. good day. good day, actually, mr. taras. russian troops enter temporarily in the occupied territories of the cities, for the first time, the zones are actually being taken, this is what we just showed today in mariupol, in the destroyed, in fact, where

paradoxically, but the fact is the believing peter the patriarch in russia was abolished by atheists joseph stalin restored to the meeting the question arose about the title of patriarch before the revolution, the title sounded like the patriarch of moscow and all russia, but this is all russia cut. rumor of stalin, in the end, they decided to let the patriarch of moscow and all russia be this title, and they became fed up with the patriotic activities of the metropolitans to help the front and inquired. what are the needs of the church, and daring hierarchies raised questions about the omniscience of condemned clergy. stalin answered at delivery list. we'll look at the list shortly after, uh, it was over 20 minutes long. mostly bishops. as we now know , almost everyone about whom the patriarchate then asked was shot in the thirty-seventh thirty -eighth or died in prison camps, but only the patriarchate did not know this. cadres decide everything past this issue. stalin could not pass. he asked why you don’t have enough priests , the sly question could not help but know about the thousands of thos

between by the german and soviet peoples and about very warm words personally addressed to er joseph stalin about the struggle of ukrainians because this is exactly what russia tried to hide and still tries to hide it was actually the ukrainians who stood, their struggle was against the hitler regime and against the steel of the stalinist regime, that is, we were in the epicenter, if you can say that the problem of the ukrainians before the second world war was that ukraine and ukrainians were a divided nation, i.e. ukraine was divided between four states, i.e. the largest part is under the soviet part of ukraine, a slightly smaller part is galicia and volhynia, which were under the polish sovereignty during the interwar period, and we also remember that northern bukovyna and bukovynia ukrainian lands were under romanian occupation, and it happened again that what was then called carpathian rus, and now it is called transcarpathia, was under the sovereignty of czechoslovakia and then again in march of the same 39th year, after the division of czechoslovakia, once again hungarian troops, who

shortly after, the scheming dictator joseph stalin started taking over eastern europe. a buffer joan between the ussr and the west. nato was formed in 1949. there were 12 founding members. more countries joined over the years. west germany joined and, the east formed the warsaw pact to answer. it put europe on edge. later civilized -- symbolized by the berlin wall. nato adopted a massive retaliation doctrine warning they would respond with an all-out nuclear war if attacked. nato conducted several operations over the years, including entering afghanistan after 9/11 invoking for the first time in history article 5. an attack answer one was an attack against all. much to the ire of the slimmed down russia, nato expanded closer to their border. former warsaw nations applied and gained admission to the defensive a90's, offering a deterrent to russian aggression. will vladimir putin be the first russian leader causing a history from defensive to offensive force? straight ahead, fentanyl flooding in our country at a record pace. is this china's ultimate readvantage? i will ex

and the language was about, for example, hitler, hussein, and diamine muammar gaddafi, and about joseph stalin, for example, but not about putin. well, in the end, about stalin somehow , from my point of view, it could be said more sharply, but you see, again, even such a popular, ambitious project did not affect the modern government in russia in any way although of course stalin's regime. we could draw a lot of interesting parallels. well, regarding the hall company that is going to release this series about the 14 student murders in britain, let me remind you that it took the topic of russia and the topic of russia and ukraine very seriously because it recently released a tape also a documentary called volodymyr zelensky and vladimir putin , two men at war, the authors compared two presidents of two countries, clearly in favor of our president, they called volodymyr zelensky tom hanks has the image of such a very nice actor whom everyone loves. and the americans told you that volodymyr zelensky is also very nice and everyone loves him. well, i will also remind you that her film is being pre

er, let the official propagandists not speak today, but at one time even joseph stalin spoke about theithout er, american help and not only american help, the soviet union was just a newcomer in this war, and then we can just talk about let's say the numbers, the value of the goods received by the soviet union at that time under the vinyl lease program was approximately 20% of the gross domestic product of the ussr at the time, this is of course a large figure. american-made airplanes, the famous soviet pilot pokryshkin. by the way, the main part of his feats was carried out by the pilot of the aerocol plane from the united states of america. the soviet union received approximately 53% of the aircraft. explosives that were produced in the soviet union, that is, in fact, we received gunpowder. we received explosives without which, of course , it is impossible to produce ammunition. well, one more indicator that could be called this is what, let's say, the soviet union received a large amount of steel, a large amount of aluminum without why was it impossible to produce tanks of the summe

supporters of the communist party came out to it with flags and portraits of vladimir lenin and joseph stalineader of the communist party of the russian federation in your speech dedicated to the situation in ukraine he is coming from this high rostrum to all the patriots of our state to all the soldiers of the planets, we are dealing today with the most evil forces that the nazi banderites not only preserved, but went further. they are now preaching political and ethnic racism. let's go further than hitler, we must do everything to realize this danger and unite to overcome this challenge that is thrown to each of us. well, today, after the sun sets, the month of ramadan ends for muslims, for 30 days the faithful kept a strict fast from dawn until sunset refused food and water. here begins eid al-fitr. breaking the fast for the holiday adopted to distribute alms, clean the house and prepare a rich table, and tomorrow from the very morning collective prayer according to tradition on this day, new clothes, meeting with relatives and gifts. watch on our channel a live broadcast from the moscow c

joseph stalin addresses the people in his speech, he considers it necessary to explain himself about the signing of the non-aggression pact with nazi germany as frost it will happen that the soviet time went to entertain buttermilk when attacked by people from the ukrainian government, a mistake, of course, in 939. it imagine if it didn't start in 1941 in 1939. just how much more colossal the victims would be. uh, in general, how would it all end, especially in the midst of the war with japan, when the soviet union was probably forced to wage a war on two fronts, and with much more. the participants withstood, or the soviet union would have withstood and then the economy of our country, of course, all the same, our people, as it were, possess great historical power, and we would eventually win, but with what sacrifices at what cost did history develop, but it divorced, the way it developed and i emphasize once again from this extremely complex e international political situation. soviet union thirty-ninth year. i would have been able to ride until the last moment, the hyper had alrea

putin goes through more, you know, they are more down-to-earth with stalin, so that’s why what did joseph stalin build his empire or what is it on blood and i where this blood was taken on the blood of the enemies of the people, there is a big communist party, it goes its own way and to what can you blame all the problems in life well, if something is wrong so it's the enemies of the people who are interfering with us. so and so , in principle, stalin justified mass repressions. and you know how many 70 years have passed since stalin, there are no enemies of the people, but there is putin, and putin has a new word, and this word is called foreign agents . and today, putin is being hindered live ino-agents ot listen to what he says about foreign agents who do not allow the great federation named after putin to develop, i do not at all condemn those who failed in miami or on the french revere who cannot do without foie gras organizers of so-called gender freedoms, well, the problem is absolutely not that, but i will repeat that many of these people are essentially mentally like this, and not here,

participated in the second world war of the great patriotic war, this is both square and and with joseph stalinoroshilov and. but the most illustrious most famous is without a doubt the t-34. yes, during the year of the great patriotic war, more than 84,000 of these combat vehicles were produced. our correspondent alexander zheleznov touched the history of the legend. medium tank t-34 weight 30 tons crew four people armed with a 76 mm cannon two machine guns of 7.62 caliber engine power 500 horsepower maximum speed up to 54 km/h. t-34 legendary tank of the red army until 1943, he successfully resisted the fascist light and medium tanks. the reason for this is instead of increasing the thickness of the armor, which means that the weight of the car is an armor plate, thirty-fours were placed at an angle of the projectile, enemy tanks often ricocheted from it without causing any harm in the car. after the battle of kursk, it turned out that the 76-mm cannon could not penetrate the frontal armor of the german tiger and panther tanks, we had to change the tactics of battle and try to go from the fla

party supporters of the communist party took to it with flags and portraits of vladimir lenin and joseph stalin communist party of the russian federation devoted his speech to the situation. in ukraine, the high rostrum is completely a patriot of our state to all the soldiers to the toilet people we are dealing today with the most vicious forces that not only the nazis have preserved. well, let's move on. today they preach political and ethnic russians have gone further than hitler, we must do everything to realize this danger and unite to overcome this challenge that is thrown to everyone. well, today, after the sun sets, the month of ramadan ends for muslims, for 30 days the faithful kept a strict fast from dawn to dusk they refused food and water. so begins uraza bayram breaking the fast to on the holiday of those who are accepted to distribute alms, clean the house and prepare a rich table, and tomorrow very morning collective prayer, according to tradition, on this day, new clothes, meeting with relatives and gifts. watch on our channel a live broadcast from the moscow cathedral mosque. mo

and i still say americans talking about russia as if they're talking about the soviet union and joseph stalin. and to me it's just stunningly stupid. but that's, that's, that's seems to be the supremacy supremacist attitude of americans, which is what i say is the bad part of the background or the rise of good and, and now ultimately, unfortunately the incursion into your crime. now i think it's a very difficult to have those conversations without mentioning is big name brzezinski, and he's famous quote about your brain without your brain rushes to be an empire, but with the crane some born and then subordinated. russia automatically becomes an empire, as widely cited as it is. do you believe that it's actually true in this day and age with ukraine is the, is the agricultural food, all of europe. and people are not only been to kind a couple of times, but i have some awareness of that the, the deepest top so possibly on the planet, incredibly, for a child and the biggest country in europe. so for that reason, it's a huge component. it's huge in its own, rod is a huge component of a block. it

time to censor the horrors of genocide and from approximately 1932 through 1933 soviet dictator joseph stalinthe people of ukraine. and then writing in human events explain the great famine of 1932 / 33 was the culmination of a long struggle between the soviet state, non-russian nationalities and historically independent farmers that has been forced on the collective farms and resulted from stalin's need for foreign exchange to buy western machinery to aid industrialization. in late 1932 stalin decreed all should be consequent —- confiscated and it should be considered enemy of the state where the 5000 people receive the death penalty as a result. and other green growing areas and then to send troops for farmers to leave land for there is nothing to the and the response he called the family and one of them minor inconveniences of the system a manchester guardian report wrote a real. —- hero and then a series of articles published in the guardian at the end of march 1933 confirming the existence of widespread famine with eyewitness accounts. the population was starving. starving in its absolut

and i still say americans talking about russia as if they're talking about the soviet union and joseph stalin. and to me it's just stunningly stupid. but that's, that's, that's seems to be the supremacy supremacist attitude of americans, which is what i say is the bad part of the background or the rise of prudent and now ultimately, unfortunately, the incursion into your crime. now i think it's very difficult to have those conversations without mentioning is big name brzezinski and his famous quote about your brain. without your brain rushes to be an empire, but with your crane some born and then subordinated. russia automatically becomes an empire, as widely cited as it is. do you believe that it's actually true in this day and age? for the a crane is the, is the agricultural food ball of europe and people are not, i've only been kind a couple of times what i have some awareness of that the, the deepest top. so possibly on the planet. incredibly for a child and biggest country in europe. so for that reason it's a huge component. it's huge and assign. rod is a huge component of a block it bel

only the most feared and despised remain around putin's giant table: joseph stalin's mustache, the guyjohn wick's dog, shake from "love is blind," "bridgerton's" lord featherington, the mypillow guy, but, of course, putin's cruelest adviser... is potato. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) speaking-- long walk. long walk. >> jon: ♪ i'm walking, yes indeed. >> stephen: speaking of couch potatoes: netflix. today, their stock price dropped over 35% after they announced they had lost 200,000 subscribers. that's a lot! explains why they've changed their pop-up message from "are you still watching?" to "come back! please! i can change! do you want dvds again?!" ( laughter ) netflix is blaming the loss of subscribers on a combination of factors, like the growth of competitive services. yeah, they're not the only game in town anymore. it used to be just "netflix and chill." now you can "hbo max and relax," "hulu and woo-hoo," and "peacock." ( laughter ) ( applause ) netflix, used to-- used to go-- really? really? i'm surprised. slightly surprised. netflix used to be the go-to spot for big tv

that was a premise extracted at the time by joseph stalin.again, the irony here is really quite remarkable. final thought, joy, look to the north of that map and i'm like you, i love a good map. maps tell stories, right? >> yes. >> to the north of that big tranche is the arctic. sweden, finland, norway all have arctic front porch. that's a real plus for the alliance. gives us additional leverage as we face russia across the arctic sea. >> wow. fascinating stuff. so let's talk about the u.s. just for a moment because rand paul of kentucky, he's done this before. he's once again holding up what feel like extremely urgent tranches of aide to ukraine. he's holding up this $40 billion aide bill. it's going to pass but he's demanding, you know, alterations to the legislation, he wants an inspector general to oversee spending, et cetera, blah, blah, blah. how big a problem is it that you have this senator doing that, especially now? >> it really is so counter productive in the cause of democracy and freedom. and as you know well, joy, you're an expe

minister, for three hours, discusses the details of the future fact with the head of the government, joseph staline's commissar for foreign affairs of the ussr vyacheslav molot. negotiations accepted. it was very difficult. they walked almost all night for a very long time and right here. during the negotiations, the main conditions were worked out. this means that this act and this agreement , the non-aggression agreement practically consisted of one clause evgeny novik, professor of the department in the humanities of the belarusian state university of informatics and radioelectronics doctor of history. well, it was only written that the soviet union and germany solemnly promise not to attack each other for 10 years . the soviet union is interested in signing this treaty. in this way he eliminates the threat of international isolation and the threat of creating a united anti-soviet front. this treaty made it possible for the soviet union to avoid war. war on two fronts against nazi germany in the west and militaristic japan in the east, and finally this treaty allowed the soviet union to gain ti

russians have concentrated most of their troops and you see this as an artillery battle quoting joseph stalin artillery is the god of war. >> now the race is on to get that artillery equipment coming from the west not just u.s. supplies, not just the m 999 howitzers, the french and germans are providing howitzers as well. the self-propelled armored howitzers that will give the crew protection and allow mobility. as they fire on artillery units of russia they have to fight and scoot, move to communicate is the motto. they have to be able to survive that with mobility. >> can the ukrainians with the help of the united states and the west, can the ukrainians match what the russians already have in donbas? >> well, they don't necessarily have to match they just have to be good enough and they have to make sure that they can resupply themselves and make sure that they can defend what they can. with the kind of budget that now the west is providing the ukraine military is going to allow them to eventually go on the offensive. that message, i think, is to russia not just to ukraine. the $20 billion