there is also nothing new in this before as the soviet union was created, joseph stalin, who was knowngeorgian, was a supporter of all non-russian territories that were occupied by the bolsheviks becoming part of russia as autonomous republics, just as the current ones are fighting or the kamikis are joining russia, so should ukraine enter georgia, the georgian communists were against this idea of ​​joseph stalin had a hand-to-hand fight, they fought with a person who came from moscow to inform them that they would be an autonomous republic within russia, they fought very seriously, it was also him, he couldn't do it there were decisions, the secretariat is interesting, the checkpoint is all written . the question is that the person whom they beat, who hit them hard in the face, and not only pavlych, but also with his feet , was a representative of the central committee of the party, today, tomorrow, serhodzhenikidze is taken into account, he was also georgian. er, a huge number of people of ukrainian origin who were not keen on anything, ministers and enemies of their own people, and

many thousands of nationalists were more sent to the gulag, all this happened under the rule of joseph stalin, then, when nikita khrushchev came in the class, most of the bendera nationalists were released from the gulag and sent back to western ukraine, they were cleared of all charges, completely rehabilitated and allowed them to get even in state bodies authorities be party officials. i didn't get settled. you started the slow work of nosification. while western ukraine and then this virus has already spread throughout ukraine, here, in principle, you can go down in history. this is a mistake of the fifty-sixth year, when for some reason the people who had the power decided that in order to overcome the bandera people. we need to try to attract them to ordinary life, to make an amnesty, if someone was not strong, smeared with blood, to give certain positions, so that they begin to manage these people, thereby strangling the very concept. yes and the protest movement of some is especially associated with weapons. it seems to have worked out. well, these jokes are jokes that were about weste

conference where the big three are deciding the fate of post war germany, here we have soviet premier joseph stalineeting american president fdr for the first time. let's watch their historic handshake.

at that time, because at that stage the gulag system, which was the essence of the economy of joseph stalin's had already been dismantled, but by inertia people produced this barbed wire , they produced a probable amount, it was not a parody, it was a reality, the same with these missiles, such a number of missiles was not needed for any war , especially for a nuclear state, which one way or another attacks on it can use nuclear weapons in order to stop and it is absolutely obvious that when the north atlantic alliance and russia think about real military actions against each other, they think about the nuclear threat, that is why european countries have so few conventional weapons, because they perfectly understand what will actually happen take place in the theater of war if russia starts a war over what then the danger of tactical nuclear strikes increases very high i am not talking about administrative nuclear strikes between the russian federation and the united states of america but it was necessary to occupy the soviet people with something, and therefore, like a prickly day, these anc

not since franklin roosevelt -- with joseph stalin has american president of anything like that they like this. now, bided -- president biden last month, peter navarro was dragged to jail in november of last year, steve mann was also arrested under absurd pretexts. so -- the government -- before jail. if you are watching this from beijing, as chinese leaders have been, would be applauding. joe biden just directed -- how gratifying is that >> they are doing what we -- to see joe biden destroy america's energy. it is entirely dependent technology and solar. if you are the chinese government, this is a master stroke. once you control a country's energy grid control that country. you would know that because you didn't go to gail law school and you would know something about this as a result. if you are watching this from beijing, you can find it especially -- that the president of the united states sell the country's strategic petroleum reserve. if you can pull it off, he would know that you are entirely in charge of the u.s. government. but of course coming seen them in action, joe bide

war and containment, this is an early picture of truman, president truman, with churchill and joseph stalin. the world leaders, global leaders at this point. looking pretty happy at the end of the war, although we knew trouble was brewing, certainly, before the end of the war. george cannon wrote the long telegram, a famous document studied, and it's worth studying many times over. he wrote it from russia and it's called the long telegram because, indeed, it's very long for a telegram. spanning soviet culture and other issues, it became the basis for what was called the containment theory of dealing with the soviets. in other words, if you contained the soviet union, because of the nature of the people, indeed, the entire culture and political system would implode. so, it was known as the containment theory. however, if we read the, document there's lots of information about culture, about people. and even about the threats to americans via women, religious organizations, labor unions, all of which we see in these cards. so, truman articulated what was called the truman doctrine. which he a

this is an early picture of truman president truman with churchill at winston churchill and joseph stalin the world leaders at the global leaders at this point and looking pretty happy at the end of the world though. we new trouble was brewing certainly before the end of the war george cannon wrote the the long telegram a famous document studied and is worth studying many times over and he wrote it from from russia, and it's called long the long telegram because indeed it's very long for a telegram spanning soviet culture and other other issues it became the basis for what was called the containment theory of dealing with the soviet. in other words if you contained the soviet union because of the nature of the people indeed the entire culture and political system would implode so it was known as the containment theory. however if we read the document there is lots of information about culture about people's and even about the threats to americans via women religious organizations labor unions all of which we see in these cards. so truman articulated what was called the the truman doctrine

conference where the big three are deciding the fate of post war germany, here we have soviet premier joseph stalin meeting american president fdr for the first time. let's watch their historic handshake. there is a shake. oh, and there is a bird, shoot the bird. grill the bird, cutting the pickle. make a sandwich, the neighbors dog is eating the sandwich, oh, your dog is coming to protect you. then they end up making out. tune in next news real when j o.j. o looks under the church and steep ads t people. >> >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert!" tonight: tonight, stephen welcomes billy crystal. and paul hollywood featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! (/ band playing/ ) (/ cheers and applause/ ) >> stephen: hey, everybody, oh man, hey, how have you been. you look fantastic. hello, good to see you. hello, hello, hello. hello, my friends. hey, please have a seat, everybody. lovely to be here. welcomek down there, up here, everybody watching around the world. welcome to the late show, i'm you

and the people's commissariat for state security as opposed to him. cuba, o. winston churchill, joseph stalin, and harry s. truman. the big 3 seal to precious fate in this house in sullen palace . 50 years earlier, the palace doesn't yet exist, but dreams of it. do a married couple with offspring on horseback vill helm greased by god to become the king of prussia and german emperor. the son, the air to the throne vill helm. crown prince of prussia and mother, i goose to victoria, queen of prussia in german, m. o n g does, is he a does and that was the fate of all these women who ruled the radio. they were given just one function nines to give, to crown prince's to, to the german empire. a modern industrial power with an over zealous interest in its military facility. zoe's will be produced is what shape the image shape society, a glance if depiction of the hey day of the prussian military go glenside the, you know, it's the hey day when the guard regiments understand in 3 rows on, on to the lyndon boulevard and the emperor rides in and you would only see that in the time of emperor vill hm. t

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these are the tactics of joseph stalin. undoubtably a war crime. unhinged vladimir putin has become. more evidence of why we have to stay in this fight and make sure ukraine will lead . it is just the tip of the iceberg. by the end of this year, we to be talking about up to 4 million ukrainians uprooted and taken away from their homes. it is unconscionable. >> i know you're really outraged by the video that we just played earlier from uvalde. for 77 minutes, these heavily armed law enforcement officers looked at their watches, went and clean their hands, and did not try to breach that classroom while children were calling 911. >> the video is jaw-dropping. i don't necessarily recommend people watch it. it is hard to watch. it is proof that this myth perpetuated on the country for 30 years that the only way to stop a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun was a gun industry fiction created to sell more weapons. there was one teenager with a military style assault weapon. there were multiple trained law enforcement officer outside. not just with

vladimir putin has joined the ranks of joseph stalin. i'm sure he's very excited about this.e it's not meant to be a negative in his eyes. keeps wreaking havoc. targeting women and children. i remember walking across the border and you see this in its women and children and older men and there's no ongoing end and there's lines coming out. the conditions. talking about kids being kidnapped. people are taking advantage of the situation. it is sickening. for we have any aid, for our government decided to take action, because they waited for weeks. you don't have that time. we did not have that luxury. special operations guys. al bundy in the super bowl, if you will. former delta force guys out there bringing communication, working with elon musk's incredible team to get started. working with the government to get people out of harm's way. because we can establish a way for them to get adopted. getting sent to other countries and then they are no longer able to be adopted from international agencies. that's not the focus and we get that but it's something we can do. we realized

i'm sure franklin roosevelt was not too keen on taking to joseph stalin as they negotiation it life after word -- world war ii. not exactly the pope at the time. you deal with the leader at the post. sadly it is what it is. i'm wondering whether we lost part of the bigger picture here. >> i think so. stalin didn't reform. most of the people we dealt with in the cold war and criticized for dealing with at the time, dictators like the military government of south korea, military government of taiwan and marcos in the philippines, all of those countries evolved more if they were linked closer to the united states. if you look at the persian gulf, it's not been night and day but saudi arabia is a different place. other places are a very different place like the uae. they have taken a step to the modern world. khaishoggi was not a u.s. citizen. he had a green card to work for "the washington post." we can raise those, put them in our human rights records. again, the president has to be looking out first and foremost for our security and for the u.s. economy. >> it's good for us to work with th

we had to negotiate joseph stalin and ending world war ii. he was no choir boy.d where you're coming from. i'm curious on your take. you would know what mohammed bin salman is like. he has been deemed a murderer of this "washington post" journalist. i'm wondering whether you share that view that mohammed bin salman is a murderer. >> we were there to discuss. i've traveled to saudi arabia many times over 27 years and over the last six months. the most important thing that i think that we should be focused on is what is good for american interests, for the american people. >> neil: talking to someone like mohammed bin salman is part of the process. >> leaving a vacuum in the middle east to allow china and russia to take over and take -- >> neil: i understand that. these are part of the realities of diplomacy. you have to talk to this guy. you can't ignore him. is that the end result? >> the end of the day, we have to go to the region and engage its leaders. the president engaged first in israel and the palestinian authority and with nine leaders in the middle east.

detachments. many thousands of nationalists were sent to bulak, all this happened under the rule of joseph stalinita khrushchev, most of the bendera nationalists were released from the gulag and sent back to western ukraine, they were cleared of all charges, completely rehabilitated and allowed them to get even in government bodies be party officials. and they settled in. you began the slow work of nosification. bye western ukraine and then this virus has already spread throughout ukraine, here, in principle, you can go down in history. this is a mistake of the fifty-sixth year, when for some reason the people who had the power decided that in order to overcome the bandera people. we need to try to attract them to ordinary life, to make an amnesty, if someone was not very frozen in blood, to give certain positions, so that they begin to manage these people, thereby strangling the very concept. yes , and the protest movement of some is especially associated with weapons. it seems to have worked out. well, these jokes jokes that were about western ukraine they just appeared like that, but didu, why

but knowing walter o'malley, along with joseph stalin and adolf hitler as the three most evil men in history, and of course, 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 shoot o'malley twice. [laughs] that's pete hamill. but the idea of, you know, the revisionist historians are trying to take the blame off o'malley. and it's true, moses who sometimes confused himself with the biblical moses, who was responsible for demanding that they take the property now occupied by a city field. because it was one of the bad decisions of moses to run two worlds fairest of that location. and o'malley said, quite correctly, how can we call them the brooklyn dodgers if they play in queens? 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 belong originally and belong now. in new york. so i would say the blame, 75% o'malley, 25% moses. >> for either of you, this is from jack

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

many thousands of nationalists were sent more than bulak; all this happened under the rule of joseph stalinev came to the class, most of the bendera nationalists were released from the gulag and sent back to western ukraine they were cleared of all charges, fully rehabilitated and allowed them to get even in government bodies to be party officials. i didn't get settled. you started the slow work of nocification. while western ukraine and then this virus has already spread throughout ukraine, here, in principle, you can go down in history. this is a mistake of the fifty-sixth year, when they decided for some reason. e people who had the power to overcome bandera. we need to try to attract them to ordinary life. and me if someone was not strongly, smeared with blood, to give certain positions, so that they begin to manage these people, thereby strangling the very concept. yes , and the protest movement of some is especially associated with weapons. it seems to have worked out. well, these jokes are jokes that were about western ukraine . did they just appear like that? yes, dida, and why are

briks, the situation in soviet russia changes dramatically vladimir lenin dies power passes to joseph stalin associates of lenin, including an ardent admirer , are removed mayakovsky, one of the leaders of the revolution, leon trotsky , writes the end of october, october did not burn out. he already understood what was happening in the country. mayakovsky from revolutionary changes is replaced by disappointment burned out communists climb in crowds, mlyat in silva burnout. the poet of the revolution is gradually losing the support of the authorities, which no longer accept criticism. his relationship with the big elite was very difficult. a few months after trotsky's resignation, vladimir mayakovsky goes on tour in the united states for the sake of this, for the first time in 10 years he is separated from the lily for a long time. he really wanted a little bit of fish a little bit escape at the same time another life. yes, i wanted to go to america and i tried many times to get to america in america. he will spend half a year. here he meets ellie jones , she will become the mother of his sec

is another 80 years of order number 227, which was signed by the people's commissar of defense joseph stalin in words, not a step back. and now it seems to me that where we are today on the eve of all these announced offensives. we must proceed precisely from this. we are responsible for everyone who today ended up in the zone controlled by russian troops, and we have no right, unlike some other wars where maneuvers and withdrawals, parishes, and so on, we have no right to abandon them, and even more so, we have no right to relieve ourselves of the obligation of goals related to the liberation of that very eastern southern ukraine, in fact, novorossiya, which a significant part of is waiting for this liberation, as the flags show, hung out in the cities that we come after they have remained under control all these years, kiev so all these years people, at least some of these people living there, have kept these flags and they are hanging them. don't go anywhere, we'll be back soon. on tv channel russia main naval parade live the power and brilliance of the russian fleet pride and glory of ou

stalin ukrainian greek catholics. it was headed by a disciple of metropolitan joseph the blind.did not accept soviet power, and she did everything so that at the lvov cathedral in 1946. the greek catholic church, as a conductor of the anti-soviet policy of the vatican on the territory of ukraine, was liquidated. everything was done in a very tough way. uh, and uh, so fast. i would say in shape. it was liquidated for me, but uh, on the other hand, these measures created, of course, some, the eagle of such a church of martyrs, which, of course, the catholics. uh, then they exploited in every possible way, after that, being underground on the territory of ukraine, the uniate church retained large signs and western europe in the ussr, the runias returned in 1990 with the permission of mikhail gorbachev, after his meeting with john paul ii, then the peaceful process of returning the temples seized from the church in the forty- sixth year olga mokhova anastasia popova valery savelyev is typical, ukraine that's all, what we wanted to say. kirill vyshinsky was with you today. good luck

centuries russian politics, beginning, so to speak, with the tsars of emperors, ending with joseph, vissarionovich stalint. and what is important, we come there in peace. we come there, uh, considering iranians and turks as equals , we come. to trade something to draw something on the contrary, not to give away, to those with whom we see negotiations. and it calls. this is the geopolitical component that causes such a violent reaction from the united states of america. of course, they would not want to see oil contracts between russia and iran. they certainly understand that the presence of russia in the persian gulf. this is very dangerous from the point of view of geopolitics, but as always they have a family, a single component. well, imagine an american highmars, destroyed by an iranian drone. them of course. it’s unpleasant that it was destroyed by the russians too, but it’s especially humiliating for the iranians, because it will immediately be picked up by biden’s internal opponents and they will say . here with the americans. this one is very painful. i would say an allergic reaction to the fact

stalin ukrainian greek catholics. it was headed by a disciple of the metropolitan. joseph blind.d not accept soviet power, and she did everything to ensure that at the lvov cathedral in 1946. the greek catholic church, as a conductor of the anti-soviet policy of the vatican on the territory of ukraine, was liquidated, yet it was done in a very tough way. uh, and uh, so fast. i would say in shape. it was liquidated for me, but uh, on the other hand, these measures created, of course, some, orel church of the martyrs, which, of course, the catholics, and then exploited in every possible way while underground on the territory of ukraine, the uniate church retained large ones in america and western europe in the ussr runiats returned in 1990 permission of mikhail gorbachev after his meeting with john paul ii, then the peaceful process of returning the churches seized from the church in the forty-sixth year olga mokhova anastasia popova valery savelyev is typical, ukraine this is all we wanted to tell. kirill vyshinsky was with you today. good luck to you. the fan card is a new digita

joseph did not work out for the germans. nothing they caught, only tito's tunic, the title itself, soviet pilots took him out. that's when stalinr. they don’t jump with a parachute just like that, that is, joseph vissarionovich meant that when he flew to tito, i would simply decipher what he wanted to say, that he was discussing this one. churchill's son then leaked information to the germans through british intelligence, where is the bruce-tita, because we did not agree with him, we are returning to today's moscow. why did the chancellor, the former ex-chancellors of germany, come just like that at the time of the gas crisis in quotes isolated moscow do not just come so history tells us. why did he come? of course there will be negotiations by pure coincidence. today, gazprom said that there will be an important announcement, everything is coming together. i think that schroeder will meet with the president of russia, that there will be contacts, however, it is very interesting . uh, we don't doubt his wealth just technically. as the cash whistle is turned off , his visa and mastercard do not work changed in the exchanger. i t