darreyshy joseph stalin himself looked at the japanese, the reception of management was more so soft one hand. moreover, the wise anatoly vasilyevich, he says that he is like a child. someone will say something to him. here he believes that this bad one said something bad, and his wife somehow held back a little in this regard, all this was the greatest case when, through his whole life, he carried his wonderful attitude towards his wife and thanks to this, his local composition opera romances. this may just be the result of the influence of his future wife, the composer, who arranged for the conservatives, and she will marry the vocal department and give a heart to army officers. yun young promising makshimah calculations. these are heathers did not tear off prozvitiya, and whether one better composer could not forgive past about burana and the injustice of mecca intelligent, but only knew how to defend his principles. natalya sergeevna daughter, not a sweater with poli mirkova did not go off to turn off the conservatives all voted for a except for bogatyrov. he never married her an

one of the columns the work of the artist was joseph stalin himself received a prospector's award, second degree. all the doors were open, only one person was opened for the hot-gin, which i became a plus and she died, but only a piece. i was wings. i tell you and he is clearly absolutely right up to his death. in offensive composer professor people's artist of ukraine patriarch of the belarusian musical culture anatoly bogaturov ki i, i think, the belarusian trip of constance skin and belarusians. the verses were laid on the music of the competitions written by their crown poet about the edge of 1917 from shaturma, when meroni over our ukraine was already a lazurka, chemistry, anatoly bogatyrov and ten times breathed a new life at introduces or literary fiction, and i am constance builu. i'm waiting for the story. anatoly bakhatron was born on the thirteenth wait for me 1913 near vitebsk warsaw to study music at eight years old at 11 set up as a mature soloist at 13 earned his first opera that little tolika, in his development , signifies the opera from finding roses to an established fa

there's -- even though joseph stalin said -- has a quality of its own, there is a lot of stuff from russia still coming in. and even though they are slowly pushing forward, they are being ground down. and just recently -- i mean, this is probably the most documented war in history. but there has been a change in some of the numbers, like the spikes in russian tanks that have been knocked off in just the last few days. i think it is because of more western weapons getting onto the field, but it is just not enough. i'm glad to see that they are putting in this area defense for ukraine. after that mall thing that was just outrageous -- i'm outraged. but the high mars, i think for the modern military, nothing is reall as impressive. if you put like 50 or 100 of those out there, it will really change that war. host: ok. guest: i think that is exactly right. to paraphrase, it is also the case that the quality has a quantity of its own. the more high nato grade weaponry being provided to ukraine, the easier it will be for them to match or outmatched russian forces. i was in kyiv last week and at

stalin's hollywood film, he revised it many times. therefore, some historians believe that it was he who was the author of the idea of ​​this parade. perhaps it was joseph. stalin or someone from his inner circle, the state defense committee included, in addition to him, uh in the world. voroshilov e. mikoyan malenkov voznesensky kaganovich the thumb had two main purposes. at the beginning of 1944, the blockade of leningrad was broken; karelia, crimea, right-bank ukraine and part of belarus, despite people were exhausted by the inspiring victory, by that time the war had already been going on for 3 years and touched absolutely every family. it was necessary to maintain the fighting spirit of the soviet people. this is how the whole world saw the invincible. it would seem that the soldiers of the great army of the wehrmacht 57.600 captured germans were the remnants of the defeated wolves of the divisions of the corps, when the soldiers went after . it was a very deplorable sight. uh, barefoot, walked in footcloths, walked without shirts. i even remember something like that on myself. for some reason i remember. i went alone young guy, apparently this sha

it is bringing back memories of the great famine joseph stalin inflicted on this country nearly a centuryine's flag tells you all you need to know. a blue skies over a yellow field encapsulates just how important this fertile land is to people. it is the soul of the country. so the russian occupation and theft of ukrainian grain has a profound effect on people here. grain that is not being robbed is being destroyed. this footage posted by the ukrainian military is said to show russian forces blowing up a grain store. moscow denies it is storing -- destroying ukrainian produce. it says it is nationalizing ukine's grain. we obtained one document that says to ensure the food security of the area, there is now an order to take the wheat and harley -- barley from the warehouse of a company. >> there are so many people sitting eating a sandwich not realizing this grain has been stolen and that so many people are suffering. i don't understand why the world is silent and not doing anything to punish this injustice. >> the wholesale theft of ukrainian grain threans to cripple this vital sector of

putin loudly competes for the first place in the list of thieves in history with adolf hitler or joseph stalin reason to do so to relax and believe that it is possible to lay down arms before one of the most terrible dictators of the 21st century. today we will talk about the situation that has developed at the front and in the e-e in the struggle of ukrainians against the russian invaders from former cases by the unifier of the security service of ukraine, a constant of the committee of the supreme national security council to the military experts of the ukrainian institute of the future ivan stupak congratulations mr. ivan congratulations studio very much let's make such a preliminary analysis of what is happening now in the south and east, it can be said that the ukrainian troops, at least to date, have stopped the advance of the russians, who are determined to enter the administrative borders of luhansk region and donetsk region with the subsequent annexation of these territories to the russian federation . in ukraine, while one part of the russians in the east is fighting there for severo

it is believed that joseph stalin had a modest life.ove the best cars of his time and appreciated american packards. one of them became the prototype of the zis-110, and in the garage there is an armored version of the zis-115 especially for the purpose. the limousine began to be developed in the harsh 1942 in the evacuation beyond the urals, they took the latest kart 120 as a basis, but they changed a lot for pasca, they transferred it from the front wing to the trunk, made narrow footboards and massive wings. so they were easier to stamp. well, a very spacious interior is covered with eiderdown, soft in the world, he preferred not to sit on the sofa, but on this one. perhaps, because of the pain in his back, he felt comfortable here. in general, this is ideal, in fact, with my osteochondrosis. this is just very convenient. to be honest, from such myself, even in the car i put a partition between the driver and the passenger, which was closed manually. double clock two ashtrays item 100. what was the name of its developers? this is an

it was he who removed the bullet from lenin after the assassination attempt on fani kaplan, and joseph stalinemoved a complicated appendicitis. known for his transplant transplant experiments. uh, endocrine glands from animals to humans. these were unique experiments then, and now these traditions continue in the training of our young residents and young doctors. now you feel prickly pain, acute hmm no, the delicate work of bone marrow puncture makes it difficult. he is both hematological patients and from the correct the doctor's actions depend on the success of future therapy maria young, a technology resident. owns flawlessly on her account for more than 100 procedures in hematology. basically, the patient does not complain about anything there or does not have any specific signs of the disease. and, therefore, you must first think a lot, then take one single right step. this year, 200 young specialists will enter the internship at the botkin hospital. they will be able to choose one of 20 medical specialties, including the new specialty of endovascular surgery, when surgery on the heart,

joseph stalin is credited with secret meetings with the clairvoyant wolf messing. boris yeltsin had the famous juna and a whole secret detachment of unique specialists who for a long time remained in the shadows twice helped boris nikolayevich in the most urgent situations. everyone eclipsed. vladimir zhirinovsky and his incredible talent to accurately predict the future of everything that is happening right now before our eyes. he predicted back in the distant in the ninety-first russia. the whole eastern southern ukraine is on the contrary - these are russian lands, therefore, if ever if there is a question about the independence of ukraine, then only within the limits of six western ukrainian regions, the capital will be lviv and in a few months. there will be polish troops. here is such an independence from ukraine, think about it, when zelensky was only 13, and now, by decree of offshore services, polish bannas received a special status of poles in ukraine , they even have the right to hold public office. maidan and they no longer need a war, their task was to

there is information that in the period from 17 to 18 of the last century, joseph stalin rented an apartment this seven-story former tenement house of gordon shugaev, a total of 27 apartments, each with an area not less than 400 m² and ceiling height of four ostap suleiman berta maria bender b. i'm contemplating a plan for a cannibal tree's business cards, and the house in the background is a subtle directorial move. the fact that in the 19th century it was an ordinary building without any architectural excesses, the construction of the house was bought by a person who was not burdened with good taste, who was engaged in the manufacture of stucco molding, and made the facade of his house an exhibition model of molding. all the best at once, as the eccentric coquette elochka loves when they shoot gomiashvili against the backdrop of this house. he immediately tells us some next scene, what will it be about? beautiful world gaidai dreamed of filming 12 chairs for many years and even starred in the role of archivist korobeinikov a native of a small town in the amur region, gaidai came to moscow

the united nations, and the united nations is a product of three old gentlemen, among which were joseph stalins, and we still pretend that we have to respect it. and the only reason we respect russian federation is because-- i do not respect, but they have to respect. ( laughter ) that's a very important correction. because they possess the nuclear arsenal, and they are really paranoid as russia may use nukes against them. >> trevor: so is your argument then that russia shouldn't be sitting as one of those permanent members of the u.n.? >> first of all, russia is not a permanent member if you ask me. russia occupied the seat of the soviet union back in 1991. the same way russia occupied georgia. the same way russia occupied moldava. the same way russia invaded syria. so russia occupies, occupies, occupies. and we are all complac anti-with that. we're very complac anti-to that until the night of the 23rd, and all of a sudden we were surprised it happened, which was imminent for 40 years. >> trevor: do you think maybe this has been-- you know, it-- everything in hindsight s 20/20. and i've read

rozanov, it was he who removed the bullet lenin after the assassination attempt on fani kaplan and joseph stalinhad a complicated appendicitis removed. known for his transplant transplant experiments. uh, endocrine glands from animals to humans. these were unique experiments then, and now these traditions continue in the training of our young residents and young doctors. right now prickly hurt feel sharp hmm no, the fine work of the bone marrow puncture makes it hard. he is like hematological patients and the success of future therapy depends on the correct actions of the doctor maria young, technology resident. owns impeccably on her account, already more than 100 hematology procedures. basically, the patient does not complain about anything there or does not have any specific signs of the disease. and, therefore, you first need to think a lot, then make one single ver. so this year, 200 young specialists will enter the residency at the botkin hospital. they will be able to choose one of 20 medical specialties, including the new specialty of endovascular surgery, when surgery on the heart, vess

they tear down the statue of joseph stalin in budapest. in 2003, when american forces arrived in baghdad, one of the first thing that happens is the tearing down of an enormous statue of saddam hussein. now, i'm not, by any means, going to sit here and say i'm so sorry we don't have a statue of joseph stalin and saddam hussein these days. no, i think we're better planted without them. but how do we arrive at decisions for people who are represented first that she is who haven't been around for 150 years, 200, here's something like that? i think there has to be something more of a process than i have seen in some of the latest wave of the statue toppling's and statue removals. so, we developed a decision tree. she basically said, let's ask a city of questions, five questions. depending on the answer to the first, question then we move to the second. depending on the answer to the, second we move to the third, so for, through the fifth. there is no guarantee in this decision tree, no guarantee of a result. it's not intended to produce a cert

among strangers, a stranger among his own, judging by archival photos, it was on him that in 1930, joseph stalinbolshoi theater for the 16th congress of the all-russian communist party of bolsheviks the main pride of shakhnazarov is the construction of a cinema and concert complex with four cinema halls and a film pavilion with an area of ​​2.300 m2, which is twice as much nicholas hall is the most grandiose ballroom . in the winter palace, producers and directors. you never even dreamed of such a scale and new opportunities practically in the center of the capital you have the last major project. this is anna karenina. would you like the filmography to end with this movie, or do you want it to be a different title? the last movie, well, i don't know, it's not for me to decide. i believe in god, but i never make plans, i don't agree and i don't leave such plans. now i'm making this film in order to to complete my biography with them. i think this is so stupid. to build such plans for yourself for the sake of what to work like this? why as god will give so will give? i mean, that would probably b

this goes back this reminds ukrainians of the 4 million ukrainians that were starved to death by joseph stalin precedent. >> the other issue is the you know the stick-to-ittiveness of europe, whether or not they have the temperament, oil prices through the roof across the world and in europe especially, more so than here. is there a concern that the european population and the american population will grow wary and weaken their support of ukraine because of just the pure economic need and necessity? >> there is, of course, that concern and that just encourages us all to focus on this issue to remind ourselves what's at stake here. what's at stake here is the security of europe. what's at stake here is a democracy fighting an autocracy. what's at stake is freedom that we care about. that's important. yes. all the things that you mentioned are going to pull away from that. we need to show leadership and so far we have. and the europeans are stock exchangeing with us. it's hard. it will get harder. we have to stick with it. >> indeed, it's hard to fight hitler and the world stuck together and did

uh, on this account, the harnesses of joseph stalin retained this name.soviet country is going at an accelerated pace, and the old bourgeois values ​​are being replaced by a new genre of social. opera and ballet found themselves between a rock and a hard place before art is faced with the question of whether to be forgotten forever or to rebuild in a new way, there were heated discussions, even on the pages of the media. do we need ballet and is it really an art? or does it just mean a demonstration of naked female legs and so on, yes, but still, it means that common sense also won the ballet classics. she took her place of honor. i don’t know where i’m going to work, i don’t have any pre-rollism, i’m stopping my activity as president of the ussr, who almost ruined the construction site of the century, about 47 witnesses passed over former employees, the phantom of the opera, how the legendary theater actually survived the war and the world, its corpse lay in this red terror, who fought to the last for the color of the cult building in the culture hid the

uh, in this regard, the orders of joseph stalin retained this name only big in moscow and big dents. cultural construction of the young soviet country is proceeding at an accelerated pace. replacement of the old bourgeois values. a new genre of socialist realism, opera and ballet, comes. caught between a rock and an anvil, art faces the question of whether to be forgotten forever or to rebuild in a new way, there were heated discussions, even on the pages of the uh media. do we need ballet and is it really an art or does it just mean a demonstration of naked female legs and so on, yes, but still, it means that common sense won and ballet classics. she took her place of honor. i am i don’t know where i’m going to work, no pluralism, i don’t have any i stop my activities as president of the ussr who almost ruined the construction site for centuries, employees passed somewhere around 47 witnesses, the phantom of the opera, how the legendary theater actually survived the war and the world, his corpse lay in this the basement of the red terror, who fought to the last for the color of the

voyage to antwer belgium is eventual destination was potsdam germany where he winston churchill and joseph stalin with me to decide the post world war two fate of germany on the way to potsdam truman addressed a crowd at the official flag raising ceremony at us military headquarters in berlin on what is now known as clay compound in that speech truman said quote we are not fighting for conquest. we want peace and prosperity for the world as a whole if we can put this tremendous machine of ours which has made this victory possible. work for peace. we could look forward to the greatest stage in the history of mankind close quote the soviet union interrupted that piece with a blockade around western berlin in 1948 and 49 which proved feudal in light of massive allied airlift operations, then came the infamous berlin wall in august 1961. it was with desperate hope and overwhelming warmth then that berliners greeted president john f kennedy on june 26th, 1963 five fateful months before the president was tragically assassinated kennedy. not only returned the berliners warmth. he masterfully delivered t

i mean, the fact that joseph stalin had policies that induced famine in ukraine in the 1930's, right, putin is trying to do the same thing except to the developing world by blockading grain shipments, and in fact confiscating ukrainian grain and shipping it to russia and selling it on the russian market. and i think it is very much in the interest of the collective west to stop that and deter countries like russia from ever trying the same tricks again. host: reporting coming out of the nato summit that a specific -- that there is specific attention to china, challenges coming with china, for the first time highlighting that. what do you think that means? guest: the way the summit in its basic construction have been designed before -- had been designed before the invasion of ukraine, the biden administration, much like the trump administration and obama administration, wanted to spend more resources on the indo pacific, which is understandable, but things happened. and of the strategic concept adopted by the alliance, china is being name checked as a potential challenger. there are a

leaders, first british prime minister winston churchill, later joined by the soviet dictator, joseph stalin. briefly, those meetings, first was the atlantic conference, the picture at the top. it took place in august of 41 on a warship off of newfoundland that roosevelt met with prime minister churchill, they discuss problems in common, but they also drew up the so-called atlantic charter, which is somewhat like 14 points of wilson. it was designed to provide guidelines with a post war world, including the call for a system of collective security, similar to wilson's proposal for the league of nations. another highly and process -- it took place in casablanca, morocco, between churchill and roosevelt in january 1943. there the most important decision made there was the so-called unconditional surrender decision. that is the allies, the only basis for ending the war, the unconditional surrender of the adversary. critics say this may prolong the war because those countries would be encouraged to fight to the last ditch if they had to surrender unconditionally. what does that mean? it could me

along with joseph stalin and adolf hitler as the three most evil men in history. and of course the pete hamill had a great anecdote if you have these three men these three evil men in the same room and you have a gun with two bullets. who do you shoot? and the answer is you should o'malley twice. the idea of you know, the revisionist historians are trying to take the blame of o'malley. and it's true. moses who sometimes confuse himself with the biblical moses was responsible for demanding that they take the property now occupied by city field because it was one of the the bad decisions of moses to run two worlds fairs at that location and o'malley said quite correctly. how can we call them? the brooklyn dodgers that they play in queens? well, we can ask the same question about the new york jets and the new york giants playing football in jersey in the jersey swamps instead of where they belonged originally and belong now in in new york. so i would say the blame 75% o'malley 25% moses for either of you, this is from jack any idea what happened to the iconic ape sta

it's bringing back memories of the great famine that joseph stalin inflicted on this country, nearlyl you need to know, a blue sky over a yellow field encapsulates just how important this fertile land is to people, it's the soul of the country, and so the russian occupation and theft of ukrainian grain has a profound effect on people here. but it's also having increasingly grave consequences for people in other parts of the world too. translation: the russiansl are destroying us as a nation, as people who strive for freedom, they don't want us to have this land, to earn from this land. grain that isn't being robbed is being destroyed. this footage posted by the ukrainian military is said to show russians blowing up the grain store, moscow denies it's destroying or robbing ukrainian produce. but instead it claims it's nationalising ukrainian grain. we obtained one document, from a russian—installed authority that says... translation: | think - there are so many people in the world now sitting eating a sandwich, not realising that this grain has been stolen and so many people are suffe

among strangers, a stranger among our own, judging by archival photos, it was on him in 1930 , joseph stalinunist party of bolsheviks. m is twice the size of the nicholas hall of the most grandiose ballroom. in the winter palace. producers , directors, did not even dream of such a scale and new opportunities practically in the center of the capital near you last major project. this is anna karenina. would you like your filmography to end with this film, or do you want another name after all? the last movie, well, i don't know, it's not for me to decide. i believe in god, but i never make plans, i don't agree and i don't leave such plans. now i am making this film in order to finish my biography with it. i think this is so stupid. he builds such plans for himself, for the sake of which to work for this. why, as god will give, so it will give. i mean, that would probably be embarrassing. if the last work turns out to be accidental and hack-work or just a few never happened. it won't turn out. everything i did i did sincerely and honestly. if anything could work for me. no , that's a different

it is believed that joseph stalin had a modest life. but he drove the best cars of his time.m became the prototype and there is an armored version of 1152 in the special purpose garage. eh, perhaps because of the back pain, he was comfortable here. in general, this is ideal, in fact, with my osteochondrosis. this is just very convenient. to be honest, from such a self, even in the car i would put a partition between the driver and the passenger that was closed manually. double clock two ashtrays item 100. as the developers called it the armored capsule, around which the car is built with 6 mm armor, can withstand a shot from three lines from 50 m. and even a grenade explosion. wow, the thickness of the glass is 7.5 cm. and each one weighs 40 kg, there are hydraulic jacks in the doors, but those with which we raise the cars, shake the glass, rise, release pressure and fall under the own weight of bulletproof glass, greatly distorted the view badly, affecting vision, so stalin's drivers often changed this is a glass defroster, but with it the view is even worse because of the a

october socialist revolution was held in the moscow metro, the leader of our country, joseph vissarionovich staline to the belorusskaya metro station by car, and after that he drove to this station by metro where it took place solemn meeting. mayakovskaya yes, that's right. questions from the moscow defense museum for 600 in july 1941, the people's militia was formed in moscow. at the initial stage, the militias were armed with obsolete small arms from the warehouses of the moscow military district. basically. these were just such samples of small arms. mosin rifles please questions from the moscow defense museum for 400 in the last hall of our museum there is a wall on which the names and surnames of people awarded this award are written in gold letters moscow battle. i think they became heroes of the soviet union. let's see. yes, that's right heroes of the soviet union money for 800 last year, the state of el salvador declared it an official means of payment and obliged to accept it for payment within the country. along with the us dollar, andrei dennikov played mozart of the salt baron donna an

joseph stalin you spoke negatively about him and of course most of the world condemns him at the same we all know it's him led russia to victory over germany over fascism. how do you feel about this, shall we say, duality. i think you are a very cunning person. why? if you want, we can discuss it tomorrow. i am ready to answer now. you know, a well-known figure of the past and, but when the second world war began, he was an ardent supporter of cooperation with the soviet union commander. and the revolutionaries after the second world war, as you know, it was churchill who initiated the cold war. and when did the soviet union test the first atomic bomb? none other than winstor churchill declared the need for the coexistence of the two systems. here he was a very flexible person, but i think that in his heart his attitude towards steel never changed. stalin was a product of his era, you can demonize him as much as you like and, on the other hand, talk about his merits in the victory of nazism as much as you like. as for his demonization? here the english history was such to children, as

rozanov, it was he who removed the bullet from lenin after the assassination attempt fani kaplan and joseph stalin removed a complicated appendicitis. his experiments on transplantation of transplantation, and glands of endocrine glands from animals to humans are known. it was then unique experiments and now these traditions continue in the training of our young residents and young doctors. now i'm injecting, you feel pain, acute hmm delicate work of bone marrow puncture is doing it to difficult he as hematological patients and sent their actions to the doctor depends on success. future therapy maria is a young resident of technology who has flawlessly handled more than 100 procedures in hematology. basically, the patient does not complain about anything there or he does not have any specific signs of the disease, but, therefore, you must first think a lot and then take one single right step this year, 200 young specialists will enter the ordination at the botkin hospital. they will be able to choose one of twenty medical specialties, including the new specialty of endovascular surgery, when surge

rozanov, it was he who removed the bullet from lenin after the assassination of fani kaplan, and joseph stalinments on transplantation and transplantation, and housing from endocrine glands from animals to humans. these were then unique experiments and now these traditions continue. already in the training of our young residents among young doctors, i am now injecting, you feel pain, acute, not good , delicate work, bone marrow puncture is performed as difficult as hematological patients, and the success of future therapy depends on the correct actions of the doctor. one hundred procedures in hematology. basically, the patient does not complain about anything there or does not have any specific signs of the disease. and, therefore, you first need to think a lot, then take one single sure step this year, 200 young specialists will enter the ordinate of the booth of the hospital. they will be able to choose one of 20 medical specialties, including the new specialty of envascular surgery, when operations on the heart, vessels and other organs are performed without incisions. through small punctur

. >> joseph stalin was lead eg of russia and harry truman was president of the united states, she hastinuity we will never get again. >> she went to meet truman when she became queen at 25, according to her true birthday, she wasn't even supposed to be the queen. she did it for the people and his brother handed over to him, he wanted to marry an american. >> two american woman into our royal family, one lived to abducasion of the throne and the other took -- california. >> she wanted to marry him. she was divorced twice. they wouldn't allow it, it was frowned upon in london, he advocates it goes to george vi and when he dies at a young age, 56 years old when he died of lung cancer. he said, elizabeth, i want you to go on this commonwealth tour. he is diagnosed with cancer and doesn't tell elizabeth. she is in kenya and she's notified, her husband was notified, she was resting, and was told she was sleeping that night, her father died and she becomes the queen and the next day, she wakes up, they go to a different part of africa and she is told by her husband and her lady in waiting sa

seventh year, when the state, israel, appeared on the map of the soviet union, headed by joseph vissarionovich stalinit didn’t work out, then the graters with the americans began. then israel began to move towards the united states, but it was planned from the state, as socialist and we were with two hands for the creation here, is there an analogy or not, i even remind you that when this happened, the reorientation to the united states, many israelis left for the soviet union for protest reasons. i remember such a german family working at our institute, because they wanted to create a socialist state. forgive me for god's sake well, actually the analogy, the most direct in steel. the state did not just take part without its political decision. israel would not have formed. this is well understood, the second very important point and in this case, it seems to me, we have every right to say this the great tragedy of the jewish people, the genocide of 6 million dead, and so on for a minute 27 million who died during the great patriotic war, 12 of which were military losses and in many respects the form

became the need for ukrainization in 1921 , speaking at the tenth congress of the party, joseph vissarionovich staline an invention of the germans, meanwhile it is clear that the ukrainian nation exists and the development of its culture is the duty of the communists, one cannot go against history, it is clear that if russian elements still predominate in the cities of ukraine, then over time these cities will inevitably be ukrainized and this was only the beginning in april 1923, the 12th congress announced the coordination of the party's course in the national question. all state institutions, office work, schools, universities , press, theaters were ukrainianized to officials who did not know the ukrainian language was prescribed to learn it within a year. with regard to employees and workers in institutions maliciously, evading the study of the ukrainian language, the decree on ukrainization, which provides for the dismissal of these workers, will be fully applied. without payment of compensation will be completely terminated. employment in the institution of persons who do not speak ukrainian ac

stalin would have attacked europe, the propaganda reichsleiter of the third reich, joseph goebels, ate of them is the most famous, the more monstrous the lie. the easier it is to believe in her death from the dead, but the lie that the russians wanted to attack europe today is forced to believe. what do you think, by whom and for what purpose a gigantic process of rewriting history has been launched today, maybe it’s really someone’s purposeful work to revive nazism, there is such a risk, in general, history has nothing to do with it. it's relevant to today it's uh a tool for solving internal political issues of today for some countries, uh, which u rely on uh, certain circles within their country, uh, and this problem is exaggerated in every possible way, but the problem of the problem of the census of history, connected with the fact that there is an internal political struggle in some countries , and i repeat. eh, those who do it. hmm they are encouraging. e your electorate. that's the way. about why, in fact, hitler turned his gaze to the east, eloquently, the letters of his soldi