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born in the days of dictator joseph stalin, gorbachev became a committed communist, rising fast through ranks of the soviet communist party to the ruling pull it bureau. he stood out. he was young, energetic, unlike his colleagues. as kremlin old-timers died in quick succession, the ussr was looking more like a cemetery than a superpower. but in 1985, gorbachev became leader and launched reforms to reinvigorate the soviet union. at home, there were western style walkabouts. abroad, he charmed and iron lady and the u.s. president. together, gorbachev and reagan slashed their nuclear arsenals. with a reformer in the kremlin, eastern europe saw a chance to break free from moscow. in 1989, the berlin wall came crashing down. crucially, gorbachev refused to intervene to prop up the iron curtain. >> [speaking foreign language] >> it was mikal gorbachev who became the terminator of the 20th century, who ended the cold war, who ended domination of the soviet union over central and eastern europe. he dismantled this in the most willing and peaceful way. he let them go. reporter: by now, his own

word existential means that it doesn't matter in principle , this is ivan the terrible, this is joseph stalinis is uh, ulyanov , vladimir ulyanov. in the conversation with you, mr. sergiu er, he spoke and referred to the famous british scientist mackinder, who actually laid the topic of relations between civilizations, inter-ethnic er, on the basis of geography, which absolutely clearly outlined the current eastern border of ukraine, belarus, the baltic countries, scandinavia as the next border, because this work was published in 1904, and after that we will survive the curzon line, so the next century, with the arrival of civilization on the border, should have been the eastern border of ukraine, belarus, the baltic countries scandinavia and so on, this is actually what many scientists do not want to admit. this is how the relationship between the hardland and romeland of the two civilizational worlds on the eurasian continent and in fact this is the emotional exclamation of the president of the united states of america, ronald reagan, as the ussr, the empire of evil a later, mccain's russia

already leading era and the joint efforts of the two allies on the continent, adolf hitler and joseph stalinere is an understandable instinct for survival in the poles and in the films. they see that when russian troops advance on someone, it will mean a fairly simple thing that it will be necessary to fight such an influx, at least militarily help, at least to supply weapons, at least to accept a refugee, at least to do humanitarian aid, we have to prepare for exactly this, that we will have to help many people, that we will have to send weapons to many countries that in one way or another operate in in our region, they exist in our region and may become new victims of the russian invasion, this is an absolutely real thing, and in this situation it is also necessary to understand that you and i cannot be completely indifferent to their future if we drew the right conclusions from the aggressive actions of russia earlier and not thought that it might not apply to us, of course we could have prepared much better not even for this war in 2022, but for the war in 2014 , we did not vote for yanu

word existential, that is, it does not matter in principle, this is ivan the terrible - this is joseph stalin, this is ulyanov, vladimir ulyanov , is this putin, there is a problem of an existential nature, the incompatibility of the existence of these worlds . uh spoke and referred to the famous british scientist mackinder, who actually discussed the topic of relations between civilizations, between ethnicities, and he laid the foundations of geography, which absolutely clearly outlined the current eastern border of ukraine, belarus, the baltic countries, scandinavia as the next border, because this work came out in 1904, and after that we will survive the curzon line , so in the next century, with the emergence of e civilization , the border should have been the eastern border of ukraine, belarus , the baltic countries, the scandinavian countries, and so on. actually, what is not? do you know many scientists about the relationship between the hardland and the roman world of the two civilizational worlds on the eurasian continent, and in fact, this is the emotional exclamation of the preside

here we have soviet premier joseph stalin meeting american president franklin delano roosevelt for theatch their historic handshake. there is a shake.

joseph stalin or cornered the meeting of the un security council .e man is incredibly wise in his point of view, he believed that he would be able to drag the american woman out of this war because the peacekeepers were the americans, that they could really reach phemian there, all his plans were justified even after they they will almost free korea from the communists, he is not a shack because he will have a legitimate right and in fact it was such an idea that we allowed you to let a peacekeeper into our security council, but then we will simply destroy you here as well at the moment when it was already necessary to press the button and it was illuminated, he died happily on his sensor, but life is so difficult, sometimes even tyrants die and but after that, the soviet union of the russian federation never once bullied for the sake of security. and this means that they that these states are the heir what russia is like and russia itself is not yet ready for a nuclear war. so when we see putin speaking on television, we will say that we no longer p

why do i say many years ahead in this was foreseen by joseph stalin at one time when he talked with kollontaihirty-ninth year, she went to sweden. he talked about this, what will happen to us when world zionism comes to power. here's someone who doesn't know. let him look, get on the internet, and that's it. this case will find one to one everything was foreseen in the thirty- ninth year, if i'm not mistaken, propagandist agitators, supermen, german radio, goebbel, conspired history from her people and in a generation there will be a crowd, and in the next generation it will be a herd. we see it sometimes, but now, if we talk about trying, then the second iron curtain, then uh in my opinion, here uh. hmm , there is such a moment. uh, it seems that they cut off us belarusians russians, but in fact in my opinion. eh, an attempt is being made. uh, isolate the population. the west to endocrine it for precisely those tasks that, uh, probably stand and are set by the collective west, led by uh, with the usa and great britain. there may be various scenarios here. uh, up to military scenarios, the de

yanukovych is the director of the democratic initiative fund. treat the soviet dictator joseph stalinand in principle it is comforting because finally ukrainians have sharply increased their negative attitude towards this figure, but you know what saddens me wasn't there supposed to be a full-scale war in that country, so that ukrainians uh-uh suddenly started to have a negative attitude towards stalin, even though that stalin uh-huh shortened the lives of millions of ukrainians uh-huh and especially especially also so indicative that uh-huh, that's where the east is the attitude towards stalin is so much softer. and just there people were hungry to say that this gap, this dissonance. he has corrected himself very much in these literally six months, that is, if it was a difference in times, today it seems much smaller, only eh 12 % even in the east they believe that it was stalin a significant leader and a good reformer told me that we will consider a russian poll, i was actually preparing for it. that is, i don't know which poll you are quoting and what the results are, but what can

why do i say many years ahead , joseph stalin foresaw this at one time when he talked with kollontaiinth year, she went to sweden was. he talked about this, what will happen to us when world zionism comes to power. here's someone who doesn't know. let him look, get on the internet, and that's it. this case will find one to one everything was foreseen in the thirty- ninth year, if i'm not mistaken, agitators propagandists, supermen of the german walkie-talkie, fucking conspired from her people history and in a generation there will be a crowd, and in the next generation it will be a herd. we see it sometimes, but if we talk about trying, then the second iron. height on mine look, here, uh, hmm, there is such a moment. uh, it seems that they cut off us belarusians russians, but in fact in my opinion. eh, an attempt is being made. uh, isolate the population. the west should endocrine it for precisely those tasks that , uh, probably stand and are set by the collective west, led by the usa and great britain. there may be various scenarios here. uh, up to military scenarios, the developmen

became the 1st soviet leader to visit china after relations between the countries chilled following joseph stalin. death it malta, new stage of bilateral relations between moscow and beijing. and now more than 3 decades later, cooperation between the countries as an all time high, china has now become the number one trading partner with russia, creating economic and political ties as an alternative to that of western reliance . moscow invasion of players that their relationship has no limits as they look towards the future. well, let's learn more crossing life now to benjamin child of the power school of technology and business. understand of a china and globalization very good morning to you. so thanks so much for joining us, doing a special rolling coverage on our t international take me back if you will. what influence has gone off hard in improving relations between moscow and beijing? but the relations between moscow and paging had unexpectedly turn sour during the cold war between the u. s. a. u s. s r. but it's also expected in a sense that the u. s. wanted to gain support from china in th

question, please, perverted and in our history. the same became the first pervert of its history, joseph stalinnces, began to pervert everything in the midst of the conflict in 1942, he even wrote a book about it, about the great patriotic war of the soviet union, he walked all the invasions of poland, romania, the baltic countries, and finland in the union of with hitler, this is not yet a war, it started later, not like everyone else. when the second world war began in 1941, see what, yes, no, in 39, no, not in september 39, and no, not from the division, there is no us , literally 50 seconds . ask a here's the story. continue the one about putin. whatever you want to say. i apologize again. it's very bad to hear a story about putin about adults. if it's very short , we have 50 seconds for you to say about this person . you can't say that to children. well, they already said about putin a long time ago. putin sucks. know i thank you very much thank you very much for us and thank you very much for the comments for professional comments the most important thing oleg lyashtopa was with us he is

it is believed that joseph stalin had a modest life.rove the best cars of his time, appreciated the american packards. one of them became the prototype of the zis-110 and there is an armored version of the zis-115 in the special purpose garage. the limousine began to be developed in the harsh year of 1942 in the evacuation beyond the urals, they took the latest kart 120 as a basis, but changed the spare wheel from the front fender to the trunk, made narrow steps and massive fenders. this made them easier to stamp. well, a very spacious interior is covered with the thinnest dry soft in the world. gagach, preferred to sit not a on this hard strapon, perhaps because of back pain. here it was convenient for him. in general, this is ideal, in fact, with its 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 of item 100. as the developers called it, this is an armored capsule, around which th

ca n't ask why did the soviet union do that and he didn't agree to it just at that moment and joseph staliner to the permanent representative to boycott the meeting of the security council, and china was not represented in the un at that time, because at that time the seat of china was occupied by a government that everyone then called the legitimate government of the republic of china, a government that was then and is now in taiwan, and of course this government actually supported the sending of peacekeepers to korea. why? stalin allowed his representatives to boycott the security council and not to veto the decision to send peacekeepers to this war before this war because stalin wanted the americans to be there. why stalin he wanted that the americans were there and because he wanted the americans to fall into a trap that would allow him stalin to start a nuclear war and the united states of moscow were already preparing for this war before the nuclear dining of the united states from airplanes then there were no rocket means of delivery because you could only use an airplane in order fo

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 an

the first pervert in its history became joseph stalin, another specialist in all sciences, everythingat the height of the conflict in 1942, he even wrote a book about it about the great patriotic war of the soviet union, they say that all the invasions of poland, romania, except for the baltic states and finland in the union with hitler, are not yet a war, it started later, not like all people when the second world war began in 1941, i say that yes, no, not in 39, no, not in september 39, and no, not from the division, no more. we literally have 50 seconds. again, it is very bad to hear a story about putin about adults, if it is very short, we have 50 seconds for you to say about this person something that cannot be said to children. well, putin already said about putin a long time ago, well, everyone knows it. i thank you very much. thank you very much for us and very much thank you for the comments, for the professional comments, the most important thing is oleg kryshtopa was with us, he is a writer, a journalist and a host of a youtube channel, a story for adults, watch every thank

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

the gap america's military strength to the nato was conferred on all who sat in the shadow of joseph stalinpresented a real threat, not just to the physical security of europe but to the values that were emerging on the right side of history divide. they would not remember then that it was the president ronald reagan that said those military forces had to be rebuilt because they were not just america's, they were the forces of the free world, the shield of freedom. they would not remember the look of danger at the time. they would not remember that we had tried to control nuclear arsenals through arms-control treaty, they accepted as fact. the soviet and american forces would be somehow equal. they would build, we would build, they would build and we would build and we would find strategic stability and the idea no ronald reagan said this time there will be a class of nuclear weapons eliminated. i will not eliminate mine unless you eliminate yours and in 1987 that would do precisely that and i remember peter that people who were a part of the negotiations said to the great paul mitchell tha

through the north atlantic treaty organization, was conferred on all who sat in the shadow of joseph stalin that those masked forces represented a real threat. not just to the physical security of europe but to the values that were emerging on the right side of history's divide. they would not remember than that it was a president, ronald reagan, who said that those military forces had to be rebuilt because they were not just america's, they were the forces of the free world. the shield of freedom. they would not remember that nuclear danger at the time. they would not remember that we had tried to control nuclear arsenals through arms control treaties that just accepted it as fact. that soviet and american forces would be somehow equal. they would build, we would build, they would build, we would build. and we would find strategic stability in that idea. no, ronald reagan said. this time, there will be a class of nuclear weapons eliminated. but i will not eliminate mine unless you eliminate yours. and he would get, in 1987, the enemy ranged nuclear forces treaty, that would do precisely th

uh, on this score, the harnesses of joseph stalin retained this name.y the great in moscow and the great cultural construction of the young soviet country is proceeding at an accelerated pace, and to replace the old bourgeois values. a new genre of socialist realism, opera and ballet, comes. caught between a hammer and an anvil before art is the question of whether to be forgotten forever or to rebuild in a new way, there were stormy discussions, even in the pages of the uh media. do we really need ballet and is it really an art or does it just mean a demonstration of naked female legs and so on, yes, but it still means that common sense won and ballet classics took their place of honor. where do i go to work, no pyrolism, i stop my activities as the president of the ussr, who almost ruined the construction site for centuries, employees took about 47 years, the phantom of the opera, as 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 iconic b

eh, in the thirty-ninth year there is. uh, on this score, the harness of joseph stalin retained thise. only the great in moscow and the great cultural construction of the young soviet country is proceeding at an accelerated pace, and to replace 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 that it just means a demonstration of naked female legs and so on, yes, but still, it means that common sense won out and the ballet classics took their place of honor. i don't know where i'm going to work. i stop my activity as president of the ussr, who almost ruined the construction site of the century, there was soup on former employees, there were about 47 witnesses, the phantom of the opera, how the legendary theater actually survived the war and its world lay in this basement, red terror, someone the latter fought for the

here we have soviet premier joseph stalin meeting american president franklin delano roosevelt 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 reel when tojo looks under the church and steeple and finds all the people. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert." plus, stephen welcomes: 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, i missed you. have you lost weight? you look fantastic. hello, louis, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> stephen: hello, hello, hello. hello, my friends. ( cheers and applause ) hey, please have a seat, everybody. lovely to be here. welcome down there, up here, everybody watching around the world. welcome to "the late show," i'm your host stephen colbert

>> a fright nick prospect is that there was a guy named joseph stalin who stopped at nothing, i mean,ven imprisoning and murdering his own people in gulags and stalin happens to be a figure who is revered, maybe not entirely by alexander dugan and his daughter darya who has now been killed, but certainly a figure who is looked upon as a power and a thing of national pride in which there was this effort and russia and the former soviet union in those days was taken seriously. it was a super power and contended with on the world stage going, you know, fist to fist with the united states, the other super power. that's where russia wants to see itself or at least vladimir putin's russia, dugan's russia, that's where this is what they want to see happen within the world, that kind of power, that type of influence in the world, a russia that stands its own and is once again resurrected as a great nation on the planet and has huge sway over everything that happens on our globe. >> and when it comes to this explosion, we don't know that this is connected at all to what's happening in ukraine,

he treated the teeth of joseph stalin himself, but again it didn’t work out to talk about the secondons. i do not want to dive all these situations to flash. it all passed, thank god. but such a reaction of the actress can be understood, she does not want to stir up that time, because it was then that she undermined her health, she contracted malaria, and as soon as she got back on her feet she ended up in the hospital. elena tsyplakova and underwent an operation, after which she could no longer to have children. i had a huge temperature for a very long time and there was bleeding, they thought that i had an ectopic plowed up, but found out that it was not. and the surgeon told me such a thing. she said talking. what does it say are you worried? others only dream of abortion is not necessary. that's all. it was just 27 years. yes, this is all connected with malaria with everything. there is also such a thing as a negative impact, someone believes in it, someone? no, i know it was there too. it was hard for me to come to terms with it while it hurt. all the time no one asked me a ques

continues in our live coverage continues at seven on ktvu i recently read that during world war two, joseph stalin a research program to create supersoldiers by having women impregnated by gorillas. what a sick use of science. hey, as long as the baby's healthy. i wonder if stalin considered any other animals. hippos are the deadliest creature. a half-human, half-hippo soldier would be pretty badass. yes, but when they're hungry-hungry, you can stop them with marbles. yeah, the correct animal for interspecies supersolider is koala. you would wind up with an army so cute it couldn't be attacked. but half-man, half-owl could fly... the answer is cuddly soldiers with big flat noses. moving on. so, penny, when's the new job start? next monday. did you get a chance to look over the materials i gave you? uh, not yet, but i will. great. when? i said i'll get to it. i'm sensing awkwardness, am i right? yes. swish. i don't want to be pushy, but you've never done pharmaceutical sales before. it seems like you could use this time to get a head start. penny: well, the first few weeks will be all training. the

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 citi field. because it was one of the bad decisions of moses to run two world's fairs at 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 belonged 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 jac

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

was held in the moscow metro during the socialist revolution, the leader of our country, joseph vissarionovich stalinhe belorusskaya metro station by car, and after that he drove by metro to this station, where the solemn meeting took place. mayakovskaya mayakovskaya yes, absolutely 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 the samples. small arms. right please questions from the moscow defense museum behind the 400th last hall of our museum there is a wall on which the names and surnames of people awarded this award for the moscow battle are written in gold letters. i think they became heroes of the soviet union yes, that's right heroes of the soviet union 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 dollar, the usa in this performance of the puppet theater and me obraztsova andrey deyni

franklin gave on roosevelt winston churchill john kennedy joseph stalin also advised the young audience vladimir putin's munich speech. i simply invite you to do so. that's as soon as question here appear. that's before you ask someone. open putin's munich speech, it's not about confrontation. he warned he called to the political wisdom of his opponents. we couldn't convince. we have not been able to convince, but not because we do not have talents for persuasion. putin has a wonderful talent for persuasion. the listeners of this speech were too bloodthirsty and unfriendly, and the diplomacy of the emotions of persuasion and retention spoke with young people sergei lavrov to conduct a dialogue with the strange west. it's difficult at the moment the united states and its allies are constantly fighting against russia under carpet games, trying to set them against it. as many small states as possible, by blackmailing individual american officials, carry out demarches in all the capitals of the world, demanding to join the sanctions and do not disdain in these actions. well, it’s already bl

from his point of view, this curtain was lowered by the soviet union, but specifically joseph vissarionovich stalin who uh, after the soviet union played a key role in the liberation of eastern europe, after that the soviet union insisted that there should be uh, regimes in eastern europe that would be friendly in moscow, and that was what we were talking about, then uh. now the iron curtain is lowering again, but no one says that moscow is lowering the iron curtain. in this case, it is unequivocally lowered by the collective west. moreover, it is interesting that the decisive role in this is played not only by the united states, not only great britain no e state e, central eastern europe and the former soviet republics this suggests that, firstly, in europe, the center of political gravity has somewhat changed from the large large states that previously determined european politics. somehow he was displaced by the state, and small. some of which do not have, like the state of the baltic states, the history of statehood, the history of responsible independent behavior. leads to many thoughts, but t

horror, which describes the attitude of joseph stalin, nikita khrushchev, sexual relations, and the bookcribes not people, but a period, so i continue your thought , sometimes i get the impression that such works appear because i want to here is something to write. i read blue fat. continue your thought i will say that this is for me this book that we have the best back. and this is not homosexuality, but love for the soviet union in the eighties, you know, i'm asking about something completely different. and we found a picture. guys, they say, that's just it. show us then, here, you understand. what's the name of propaganda? you see, and therefore gennady prefers pigeons here, they do not always distinguish each other. see him doing shit friend. well, well, what's your name? dimon on the first picture he sees is propaganda and i am not propaganda. this is a children's comic. of course, wait. well, i accidentally saw it. today, this is what they know perfectly well, well, a bird of a man. here is just what you saw in the history comics. this is not propaganda. why tell children that an e

based on this, joseph stalin was forced to agree to the proposal of germany to ensure the security ofountry on august 23 , 1939, the heads of the foreign affairs departments of the ussr and germany, vyacheslav molotov and jochim von ribbentrop. a non-aggression pact was signed simultaneously with the treaty, a secret additional protocol was signed, containing a demarcation spheres of interest of the soviet union and germany without any illusions about the signed treaty. stalin understood that war was inevitable. it was just that the pact only stood in time to gain time, allowing the soviet union to get a respite to prepare for war, and thanks to him, the ussr managed to push back the western borders at a distance of about 350 km, and the soviet side should be said that it was vital for it to hold positions for the deployment of the german army, as far west as possible to give the russians more time to gather forces from all parts their vast empires, they remembered the catastrophes that befell their armies in 1914 when they rushed to attack the germans. being themselves only partially

here joseph stalin is credited with such words, and he said, i thought that democracy is the power ofis the power of the american people. so, as i understand it, the task of mr. blinkin is to convey to the africans that he is a real democracy, which can be, and in africa it is the power of the american people, and in fact not the people of the american elite over this continent, which resists, who does not want to vote unanimously. look how it’s done, the united states and draws what line, which from the russian federation has not only economic cooperation. well, military-political cooperation buys weapons. and in principle, i think that the trend towards this development will be very important, therefore, from the point of view. and, of course, china has a serious impact on africa and works. there's generally a chinese foreign policy. it spreads its interests all over the world, therefore, of course, the struggle for the african resource contingent, uh, from the point of view of the entire periodic table. us, given that european politics. in fact, from the point of view of the positi

the lower leaders of the communist movement, joseph vissarionovich stalin, klement gottwald, and theng up. the main sensation happened on the last day of his work on february 25, 1956, at a closed morning meeting, nikita khrushchev makes a report on exposing the cult of personality, stalin, having decided on such a step, was the most terrible nervous, because it is impossible to understand the party as a single organism, both monumental and the same thinking. well, well, naturally, there were different people there, not everyone supported him, not with everyone he could share, and, by the way, he generally kept many delicacies of this secret congresses who came to the congress and did not see the usual portrait of stalin were somewhat puzzled . but what is happening? there was something in the air, some incomprehensible anxiety, but some behind-the-scenes conversations were incomprehensible to khrushchev, who, under stalin, himself furiously exposed the coral of the enemies of the peoples, and in the fifty-fifth year he declared a mission to bandera and an accomplice of the fascist e

poland, the wehrmacht army would go directly to the border with the soviet union, based on this, joseph stalin order to ensure the security of his own country 23 august 1939, the head of the foreign affairs agencies of the ussr and germany, vyacheslav molotov and her chemfon ribbentrop. a non-aggression pact was signed simultaneously with the agreement, and a secret additional protocol was signed, containing the delimitation of the spheres of interests of the soviet union and germany without experiencing the illusion of a signed agreement. stalin understood that war was inevitable. the pact stood only in gain in time, the pact allowed the soviet union to get a respite to prepare for war, and thanks to him, the ussr succeeded push back the western borders. at a distance of about 350 km, and the soviet side should be said that it was vital for her to hold positions for the deployment of the german army, as far as possible to the west, in order to give the russians more time to gather forces from all parts of their vast empire, they remembered the catastrophes that befell their armies in 1914 whe

answer in order to save the soviet union for many years there should be a person in power with stalin’s datkas, josephissarionovich, pure truth, for whom to evict several peoples, kazakhstan is not a problem, crushing workers in novocherkassk with tanks is not a problem, gorbachev could keep the soviet allies, violence on the same scale on the same scale, but the difference was this people didn’t want to in vilnius, not in riga, or in tashkent, or in tajikistan, there, or in kiev. as in kiev, they don’t want to, we now see well, but to return, well, they didn’t want to be there, well, what can i do about the results of the referendum, what you say the union of the siege union and six months later there were a referendum in all these republics, including ukraine, they are dependent on nothing further, what's next okay? take it easy on that, that's why gorbachev showed some slack. only in one way he was not ready for the scale of violence that was needed to save the soviet union, that's all. let's do this now , shall we? well, i will not argue with you about the fact that a big exit at a distance will t