for those who dare to protest, some experts draw parallels with memories of a darker zero when joseph stalin the soviet union with an iron hand, millions of russians died during stalin's brutal dictatorship - this is a page of history that russia is trying to forget but as bbc correspondent stil rosenberg reports from st. petersburg fears that the lessons of that time are needed today, how many people in russia want to remember the dark pages of their country's history, very few, every year this group of people gathers to remind of the great the terror of the 1930s, reading the names of joseph stalin's victims, millions of whom he executed, and millions of whom he sent to the camps, the gulag disappeared, but the fear is back, the repressions are intensifying every week , says local politician serhiy troshin, today in russian society, he is felt, we can feel that we are being watched they shoot and don't even really hide it, criticize the government, risk the consequences of the university teacher denis skopin, who was just fired for allegedly immoral behavior, and perfect employees a misdem

he has two of them, like marshal alexander vasilevsky and joseph stalin in the ussr, there were 17 holders of the order, he was also awarded to the commanders of the allied forces, including general and senhower feldmar, mangomeri and marshal brostal, they also awarded the romanian king mechanizing the first for breaking fascists and trans. on the side of the anti-hitler coalition, after the death of the owner, the order of victory was supposed to be handed over to the state, but the orders that ended up abroad on five orders did not return to their homeland are stored in the central museum of the armed forces november 8, 1960 john f. kennedy was elected 35th president of the united states such a president in america was neither before nor after the youngest only 43 years old soldier during the war commanded a torpedo boat had awards. and the favorite is also good-looking, his wife considered women to be a trendsetter. kennedy wanted to breathe new life into the american dream. and all in general, the good of freedom and democracy raised the minimum wage supported the struggle of african a

by reading out the names of joseph stalin's victims, the million he executed, the millions more sentison camps. the gulags has gone, but fear is returning. repression is increasing by the week, this local politician tells me. you could feel the fear today in russian society. and we can feel it, we are being watched and filmed. hardly undercover surveillance. for critics of the authorities, there are consequences. this university lecture has just been sacked for immoral behavior. she's been arrested for protesting against mobilization for the war in ukraine. he spent 10 days in jail. but look at the send off his students gave him on his last day at work. >> i love my students very much. they understand very well what is happening now in russia. reporter: he says that many of his colleagues, academics and scientists, have fled russia. >> russia is losing the best now, the most educated, the most critically thinking people are leaving. >> where is russia headed right now? >> in short, russia is going in the wrong direction. reporter: and it feels like the past is still casting a shadow

in 1938, by personal order joseph stalin, the remains of stanislav august pyatomovsky were transported by volchin and reburied. the procedure was a secret, so the rituals were not observed. it is also known that after the end of world war ii, the royal tomb was used as a granary, a typical fate of many architectural monuments. by the way , the trinity church is rightfully considered one of the most unusual catholic churches built during the period of vice. it’s a pity we can’t get inside . the reconstruction of the shrine has been going on for several years. but there is an opportunity to admire its appearance, and wolf services are held in the chapel. nearby , in the end, i must tell you that the high and its surroundings are known not only for historical and cultural objects a and for their natives. production designer mikhail karpuk was born in these parts, who worked for belarus for 20 years. in the film, a professor of the yelsk university, a musician, was also born here. martin brestnik, there is an assumption that the grandfather of vladimir vysotsky comes from vysokolitovsk and

a famine engineered by soviet leader, joseph stalin, nearly 4000000 people starve to death in the 19 thirty's, several countries already condemned the hello to more as genocide with the upper house of russia, parliament has unanimously approved a bill further restricting activities seen as promoting l. g, b, t q of rights. the legislation bans advertising media books, films and theater productions deemed to contain what they call l. g. b t q. propaganda. and now has to be signed into law by president vladimir putin. people all over the world are living longer, but more and more are dying from all timers. the most common type of dementia in the united states for example, is the 7th leading cause of death. now an experimental drug is bringing new hope for a possible treatment. that's the good news. there are, however, serious side effects. the when you know, it's a rare beat of good news for david asam and his loved ones. the 70 year old woodworker had to quit his job when he was hit by alzheimer's. he could no longer remember how to use his tools. rising, how could you get the broccol

on the table to joseph stalin hits.ok here contains 96 versions of the anthem, written by various poets and composers. not one option was offered, that is, specifically. uh, for example, dagestan and mikhalkon offered you three slightly different options, that is, there are 96 texts, but there are fewer authors. stalin reviewed everything and made a bookmark on page 83. here it is the first version of the anthem of the soviet union work on the text continued at the highest level stalin called sergei mikhalkov and asked to add another verse to reflect in it power of the country and faith in victory on october 28, 1943, the poets were invited to a personal meeting in the kremlin. when did they tell us? you are very arrogant, but comrade stalin stopped on your text the collection was lying on the table, we opened the page on which there was a gasket and another stalin made some remarks. we had the option of free peoples. union noble was the question your honor is a question mark where we spoke in the second verse. great le

been not shown to the general public, you can see, for example, military maps with the notes of joseph stalinhandwritten text of the appeal of the commissar for foreign affairs. vyacheslav molotova about the beginning of the war rare photographs of combat plans, actions, intelligence reports, hundreds of papers are presented, using them you can trace the actions of the highest authorities in those years of the nazi invasion on june 22, 1941 and before the start of the contour offensive near stalingrad, 42. the exhibition features about four hundred. documents that make it possible to understand the role of both the front and rear and the internal and foreign policy of the soviet union are shown for the first time, including those that reflect the strategic plans of the soviet leadership, 10 times more documents than exhibition housed in the collection. the weather in vladivostok made the residents remember what road bowling is, the street turned into one big skating rink with ice slides in the city . and on the sidewalks, many decided not to go out on the street today, but the situation in vl

year anniversary of the devastating famine that killed millions at the direction of soviet leader joseph stalinlodymyr zelenskyy urged leaders not to let history repeat itself. >> our nation remembers the horrible silence of 1932 to 1933. now we must do everything possible to save as many people and to restore as many elements as possible of global food security. we need to rid russia of the weapon called hunger. >> torrential rains caused devastating lands lines across an island off the coast of naples, italy. cars and buses were washed into the sea. one person is confirmed dead as three emergency responders comb through debris. upwards of 100 people have been reported stranded. chinese officials in xinyun have a strict zero covid lockdown in the region's capital. many residents have not been able to leave their home since august. video that got past chinese censorship shows massive protests in the streets, many people shouting "open up." the anger was fueled in part by an apartment fire on thursday night that killed 10 people. some question whether zero covid restrictions were created -- crea

britain was represented by winston churchill usa franklin roosevelt ussr joseph stalin the allied landingnorthern france took place in june 1944. in the future, the creation of an organization to prevent large-scale conflicts. so it was born and the post-war structure of europe on the borders of poland, the ussr achieved the transition under its control of east prussia from the city of königsberg in the future kaliningrad, and stalin also promised to join the war with japan, but after the defeat of the nazis, the leader of the soviet union also made it clear that he was against american proposal for the dismemberment of germany 28 on november 1991, the first flight of a hypersonic, flying cold laboratory took place as part of a project to use cryogenic fuel for rocket engines on a rocket from the c 200 complex, the warhead replaced the laboratory, the maximum flight speed was 1.653 m / s. this is almost 6,000 km / h of a rocket with a cold of 5.6 times the speed of sound, such speeds have never been seen before. this was discussed by the us congress the washington post ran an article subt

britain was represented by winston churchill usa franklin roosevelt ussr joseph stalin, despite the fundamentale in approaches and models of government, the countries managed to agree on a lot about the future landing of the allies of normandy in northern france . happened in june forty-fourth, and the future creation of an organization to prevent large-scale conflicts. so it was born and the post-war structure of europe on the borders of poland, the ussr also achieved the transition under its control of east prussia from the city of königsberg. the future kaliningrad, stalin promised to join the war with japan, but after the defeat of the nazis, the leader of the soviet union also made it clear that he was against the american proposal to dismember germany on november 28, 1991, the first flight took place hypersonic, flying laboratory cold within the framework of the project for the use of cryogenic fuel for rocket engines on a rocket from the s200 complex, the warhead was replaced by the laboratory, the maximum flight speed was 1.653 m / s. this is almost 6,000 km / h of a rocket with a cold

in 1938, on the personal order of joseph stalin, the remains of stanislav august pyatomovsky were transportedn and reburied. the procedure was a secret, so the rituals were not observed. it is also known that after the end of the second world the tomb was used as a granary. the typical fate of many architectural monuments to the word trinity church is rightfully considered one of the most unusual catholic churches built during the period of vices. it’s a pity to get inside, we can’t have been reconstructing the shrine for several years. but there is an opportunity to admire its appearance, and wolf services are held in the chapel. nearby , in the end, i must tell you that the high and its surroundings are known not only for historical and cultural objects a and for their natives. production designer mikhail karpuk was born in these parts. he worked for belarusfilm for 20 years. a professor of the yale university, a musician, was also born here. martin brestnik, there is an assumption that vladimir vysotsky’s grandfather even comes from the high lithuanian region . yes, now i perfectly underst

in 1938, on the personal order of joseph stalin, the remains of stanislav on august ponjatovsky, volchinported and reburied. the procedure was a secret, so the rituals were not observed. it is also known that after the end of world war ii, the royal tomb was used as a granary, a typical fate of many architectural monuments. by the way, the trinity church is rightfully considered one of the most unusual catholic churches built during the period of vices. it’s a pity we can’t get inside . the reconstruction of the shrine has been going on for several years. but there is an opportunity to admire its appearance, and wolf services are held in the chapel. nearby , in the end, i must tell you that the high and its surroundings are known not only for historical and cultural objects a and for their natives. production designer mikhail karpuk was born in these parts, who worked for belarus for 20 years. in the film, a professor of the yelsk university, a musician, was also born here. martin shine. there is an assumption that vladimir vysotsky’s grandfather even comes from the high lithuanian regio

of corn, which and what mark the famine that was committed by the dictator, the soviet dictator joseph stalin, and in 1932-33, you can also hear here in the background that people are shown simply and the history of the famine, and also behind me, you can if to see there is a screen on which images are broadcast about what happened then, they show photos, they show archival videos that happened in those years in ukraine, ukrainians also addressed ukrainians, and volodymyr zelenskyi, the president of ukraine, also reminded of the holodomor, which was committed by the soviet government let 's listen to him 90th anniversary of the genocide that the totalitarian stalinist regime arranged against us, different historians name different numbers of victims , but all of them are shocking today in any case because we are talking about millions of millions of tortured people from 4 to 8 million dead ukrainians together a happy life will come that they are very human they are not people but animals at 4:00 p.m. it took place at the national institute of remembrance light a candle she passed and here er

, many more among the presented originals map of the situation on the fronts with the notes of joseph stalinthe first war months in the documents of history patriotic from the invasion of the wehrmacht to the counter-offensive near stalingrad on november 19, 1942, the unity of the country was unprecedented. e, showed not for the first time, by the way, speaking in our history the ability of our people in a critical situation to unite and defend their country, the documents presented at this exhibition are clearly evidenced by 400 documents from all the leading state archives of the country. here, in fact, stalin’s handwritten note to timoshenko to khrushchev and bagromen, the troops are slipping near kharkov, the generalissimo demands to improve the quality army management. you asking. give me a weapon. so you're asking for help with reinforcements, but you can't organize properly. uh, it means the combat activity of the entrusted front, if you do not learn. the best to manage the troops you will not have enough of all the weapons e produced throughout the country documents tell how society

joseph stalin is free on bail after being charged in 4 different cases related to taking part in protest. minimum. did you want them to be done about it, or do you like it or whatever, but we label can't live. the cost of things are 3 times that of people salaries bought farmers, labor, as fishermen can't survive well, the government wants to stop people take to the street. that is what this repression is about. on, on the larger buckley who will not let me model the neglect other demonstrators say they want the government to stop using terrorist law as against protested. and to repeal the prevention of terrorism act, the p. d. a was used against these 2 student leaders who spent more than 10 weeks in detention. the crowds want them released police road to protest leaders warning of the election. and they were out in force to stop the march. tempers flared from anybody can do. oh. but what not, what they're doing. it is not that right. i do want to be the yard the think the end, the end protested say president runner vicar missing. who was elected by parliamentarians, but has no mandate.

why do i say many years ahead in this was foreseen by joseph stalin at one time when he talked with kollontaithe thirty-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. the agitators propagandist of the superhumans of the german walkie-talkie goebbels spoke 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 this sometimes, but if we talk about trying, then the second iron curtain, then uh, in my opinion. here e. hmm such a moment is seen. uh, it seems that we belarusians russians are being cut off, but in fact, in my opinion, uh, an attempt is being made, namely, to isolate the population of the west, to endocrine it. under precisely those tasks that, probably, stand and are set by the collective west, led by the united states and great britain. there may be various scenarios here.

joseph stalin, soviets rule the country is holding the memorial day. as many people now face a desperate winter where we challenge reports from keys. ukraine is a country that knows all about hunger. the great famine of the early 900 thirty's is seed into the national consciousness. so it's no coincidence. the presidency lensky used hollowed a more memorial day to host european leaders and launch the grain from ukraine program. he wants to, well to know that russia's invasion has disrupted global food supplies. and ukraine is trying to do something about it. because it was which of the rebel, the words had left under the grain from ukraine program. by the end of next spring, we planned to senate the 60 vs from our 4th meeting, at least 10 per month to countries at risk of feminine drought. this is su, sudan, south to down somalia, yemen, congo canyon. iberia. all of them are in dire need of help. it's help that ukraine needed 90 years ago, but didn't get on the 4th saturday of november every year, ukrainians. remember the hollow, the more, and the mill

can you great is remembering millions who died in a famine in the 1930 during the soviet rule of joseph stalin. commendation to taking place. as many people face a desperate winter this year, re challenge isn't keith at the holiday, more memorial and expense the importance of the event, the countries people since 1998, the whole saturday of november has been a little more memorial day. and this monument behind me is the main horrible memorial in here. you will probably not see as many people turning up here as on other years because of the security situation created by that war. but people are coming along, they're bringing candles and flowers. people do more personal, remembers as well in their own house lighting candles and putting them in their windows. what was the 100 or more? well, it was a man made famine. in 1932, 933 essentially created by punitive agricultural policies of the soviets. now the ukrainians have long said that this essentially was a genocide. this was a suppression of ukranian national identity, purposely enacted through starvation and acted by moscow. people living in t

then, joseph stalin enforced brutal collectivization program that starved and killed millions. this. in the 30s is called literally death by hunger. ukraine deals with the current invasion by and suffering from russia. >> it's important because it's a bitter page in history and we need to bring it to the younger generations. >> it's important to remember the victims, the reasons. >> russia has the same goal in this war as 1932 and 33. >> president zelenskyy visited the memorial today. his words, once they destroyed us hunger, now with darkness and cold. we will conquer again. arthel: so devastating. thank you. bryan: senior congressional correspondent chad pergram notes politics and whiskey and covered his share of political violence over the years and all three interest converged when he visited northern island. he sent us this postcard. >> the attack on paul pelosi underscores prevalence of violence in american politics. the shooting of arizona representative gabby giffords, the baseball practice shooting, capitol right, northern island indoor pool copilots for decades. the a

but he arrives at the site where he's going to be meeting with winston churchill and with joseph stalin at, yalta. and we're standing in front, one of the most iconic photographs, not just of world war two, but arguably for all of 20th century history. the big three get together at. and what are the what are the issues, david, that the big issues that dominate this conference and maybe even talk a bit about how roosevelt wanted those issues to be resolved? well, i love this part of the exhibit, of course, because, you know, all seen these photographs and books and so forth. but when you see them blown up live sites like this, it really helps bring the story to life. and these are very powerful images throughout the exhibit and for me, walking through and knowing the details. it's really quite exciting for the americans. there are three essential goals at the conference. the first was orchestrating the final defeat germany. the second was ensuring that they could get soviet participation, the final defeat of japan or a declaration of war against japan and of course, particularly fdr, was

here is joseph stalin bragging about results of the 1937 soviet election where his party won 99.4% support million votes to 562,000 votes for the other guys, whoever they were. >> our elections stalin went on to say are the only free and democratic elections in the whole world. at the moment stalin spoke those words, he was busy murdering more than a million citizens for political crimes in what became known as the great purge. across the ocean here in the u.s. it was clear even at the time what was happening in the soviet union. stalin show trials were public and obviously totalitarian. but the american left supported stalin anyway, that includes some of our country's most famous intellectuals and celebrities and journalists. "new york times" was all in. this turned out to be the version of democracy they supported, stalin's version. why are we telling you all of this? because you're hearing a lot about democracy lately. it is important to understand which version they're talking about. joe biden gave a speech about democracy last night. here's part of what he said. >> there's something e

agreement on the creation of this air formation was signed exactly 80 years ago with a proposal to joseph stalin then general charles de gaulle directly addressed it at first it was a squadron named normandy in honor of the province in france all archival documents related to each of stages. now it is in general, access to dozens, reports of telegrams of orders and award lists. you can even find the daily routine of french pilots, prepared by soviet mentors, physical training, shooting classes, russian language training, yak-1 fighter equipment for the western front. normandy was transferred after 4 months of intensive training. on april 5, french pilots at siozi and faran shot down two german fok and wulff aircraft; this was the first victory, the first battle, the french clash in the sky. soviet union with the nazi occupiers. later there is a small squadron. normandy grew into a separate regiment, which, according to stalin's order, received a double name also neman, but in the end, the abbreviated normandy mute during the war years from the kursk bulge took root among the people. on königsber

the farm program soviet leader joseph stalin is recognized by many as genocide. president zelenskyy noted the anniversary party also met tabletop european in person and online but he presented at that summary a grain from ukraine initiative to block food supplies from here to needy countries in africa. the real problems over energy here continue. one of moscow's strategies are members in last few months hit the power grid, make the people of ukraine suffer. emergency teams working to restore vital services still a lot of blackouts and the shortages. and the fighting continues as well. new russian missile strikes and clashes between ukraine and russian forces have been reported in the south and east to burn officials recently liberated town of kherson say 15 were killed in recent days as there is a still nearby russian forces fire shells into residential areas. molly, there were horrors and then and they are horrors now. back to you. molly: so important member that history. greg thank you for history that force as well as today's numerous challenges. griffin. grif

born is a separate story. after the end of the great patriotic war, on july 16, 1945, joseph vissarionovich stalin passing through the city of minsk to the post-lady conference, here is the then leader of the soviet union . his train stopped in minsk for 25 minutes, a small rally took place, and then the then chairman of the council of ministers of the bssr montele repair got on the train ponomarenko and, while they were driving to the city of brest, they made a decision along the way. how the bssr will develop in the post-war years, and during this time during these 5 hours, while the train was going to brest e, it was decided that two large industrial enterprises should be built in minsk. these are the minsk automobile plant and the minsk tractor plant. the place of its construction was determined to be the eastern outskirts of minsk. where the unfinished buildings of the aviation plant were located in a wooded area, it was supposed to be put into operation in october forty-one, but the war disrupted all plans after the liberation of the republic from october forty- four to may forty-five, aircr

is tragic and it ultimately collapses into usually a single ruler whether it's mao tse-tung ort joseph stalin or putin in russia or xi in china. the idea of great human freedom starts like that. that's not how it ends. it fails so often and that's why controlling the mind of man is so important to stalin and now to cheonan china and putin in russia. that's why xi in china is taking up 11 different actresses says have disappeared in china and there's a massive -- on the political line. >> why would stalin want to kill ballerina? she traveled 40,000 miles in the days before air travel and she represented everything with independent free thought and continued the doctrine of cultural hegemony. as john mentioned earlier they controlled control their minds their thoughts and music and everything and she was a direct threat to them. >> they sentwo her mother from russia to try to get her to come back. she wouldn't come back. they sent her an invitation to come back and she wouldn't come back. they declared in 1927 as she was an enemy of the soviet people and that didn't seem to phase her very much.

this is joseph stalin however, this is far from the first poll where people never lived with him, thosean positively assessed stalin as head of state 20 years ago, there were no more than 40% of them. and for what it is necessary that factories made russia rich warmly speak of the era of leonid brezhnev. and everyday troubles and shortages are remembered less and less , vice versa. first brezhnev decade people call the best time for our country in the 20th century. communism. quieter lived, of course. well, well, it was at the table. well , they were small then, that we understood, well, the shelves were empty in stores to wear such interesting things, there was nothing. yes, not bad, in principle, the time is often remembered, and the short period of the reign of yuri andropov, the former head of the state security service and the secretary general. associated among citizens with a strong hand in the fight against parasitism and pinpoint among the party bureaucracy. last year. there were disputes about who to erect a monument on lubyanka square in moscow and the former minister of cult

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the country to remember millions of ukrainians who died in a man made famine, orchestrated by joseph stalin in the early 1930s. for many ukrainians, what is happening right now is a variation of what happened back then. the september address to, russia president zelenskyy told them. this read my lips, without gas or without you, without. you without light or without you, without you. you often see ukraine's pushing variations of that across social media. this will not be an easy winter, but they are determined to help each other prepare and to survive. to live in their country, without russia. back to you. >> nbc's ellison barber. reporting united states is getting more than 19 billion dollars to ukraine since the war. began olympic gear toward the military. with so many energy outages and vulnerable civilians, the new question becomes what form of assistance does ukraine need? weapons or more? i will discuss it with erwin -- who spent weeks in ukraine helping folks out. g folks out. run a marathon. instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with n

joseph stalin is for your bill after being charged in 4 different cases related to taking part in protests related. you asked about delagarza audio bucket. don't go to the lower table. we label can't live, the cost of things are 3 times that of people salaries, thought of farmers, laborers, fishermen can't survive when the government wants to stop people taking to the streets. that is what this repression is about. on value larger, buckley will not let me model the neg, other demonstrators say they want the government to stop using terrorist law as against protested. and to repeal the prevention of terrorism act, the p. d. a was used against these 2 student leaders who spent more than 10 weeks in detention. the crowds want them released police road to protest leaders warning of legal action. and they were out in force to stop the march. tempers flared from anybody can do. oh. but what not, what they're doing. it is not that right. i might say, i'd rather be the yard the think the end, the, the, the end protested say president runner vicar missing. who was elected by parliamentarians, but h

born is a separate story. after the end of the great patriotic war, on july 16 , 1945, joseph vissarionovich stalin was passing through the city of minsk to the pozdoma conference. here is the then leader of the soviet union . his train stopped in minsk for 25 minutes, a small rally took place, and then the then chairman of the council of ministers of the bssr montele sat on the train repair of ponomarenko and, while they were driving to the city of brest along the way they made a decision. how will the bssr develop after the war years, and during these 5 hours, while the train was going to brest, it was decided that two large industrial enterprises should be built in minsk. this is the minsk automobile plant and the minsk tractor plants that determined the eastern outskirts of minsk where in the wooded area there were an unfinished building of an aircraft factory. it was supposed to be put into operation in october of the forty-first year, but the war disrupted all plans. after during the liberation of the republic, from october 1944 to may 1945, aircraft for the front, yak-9 fighters, were assemb

joseph stalin, soviets rule combinations are taking place. as many people face a desperate winter this year, roaring challenge is in key for the holiday. more memorial and expense the importance of the events to the countries. people since 1998, the saturday of november has been a little more memorial day. and this monument behind me is the main hall. at a memorial in cave, you will probably not see as many people coming up here as on other years because of the security situation created by the war. but people are coming along. they're bringing candles and flowers. people do more personal, remembers as well in their own house lighting candles and putting them in their windows. what was the 100 more? well, it was a man made famine. in 1932, 933, essentially created by punitive, agricultural policies. all the soviets, now the craniums have long said that this essentially was a genocide. this was a suppression of ukrainian national identity purposely and acted through starvation and acted by moscow. so had, and i'll just say that we're going to

that's tragic and then it ultimately collapses into usually a single ruler it's mao zedong or or joseph stalin or the putin and russia or china and china. and so the idea of a collective rule with great human freedom starts like that. but that's not how it ends. and is capable. it is not capable of free debate because it fails so often and. that's why controlling the mind of man was so important to stalin. and now to chile and china. to putin. in russia. that's why she and china's up 11 different actresses have all disappeared in china. that's there is a massive disappearance. anybody that doesn't know or seems to be incorrect on the right political line. it does beg the question, why would stalin to kill a ballerina who seems harmless but she traveled over 400,000 miles in the days before air travel with her dance, and she represented that stalin couldn't stand. it was an independent, free thought. it was very much he continued. the doctrine of cultural hegemony that was first advanced by gramsci. but john mentioned earlier to control you have to control their mind, their thoughts, the music,

terrible hacking, but this has already happened the same has happened like this , when, for example, joseph staline terrible hack after fulton and so on. we experienced it all differently. the main thing is not to let these demons come here, the most important thing is these demons that fly from all the slots of the western media. and we, unfortunately, are open, including our system, we watch youtube, we watch, through the internet, any western agencies, as a nation, as a people, as an individual, and it is important that these the demons that they launch at us did not fly to us. this is what worries me the most. and what do they think. they are such a people. i'm sure it will be, well, scarier than the movie. the living dead you know this topic of sexual abuse by a russian soldier, it was opened by a doctor, goebbels, this is nazi propaganda, she began to spin this topic in order to support the spirit of the german nation. and which, by the way, had a final demoralization unknown to zelensky and to modern western leaders, when the red army came, uh, into the action of propaganda of all. ah, got

he said not vladimir putin but joseph stalin. i'm not talking about 1962.he united states was in a weak position and america was divided so badly. in 1960 election, there was a split down the middle. america's clinical stock in the world was very, very low. in 1980, imagine jimmy carter and the office. i don't think america wasn't very good position. it took political will of ronald reagan who was harshly criticized for saying such outrageous things like evil empire. when he said mr. gorbachev, peered down this wall. i do remember that. it is about political will. now i strongly disagree that america is in a week as it should. the free world was never in such a comfortable position having overwhelming military, political, and more important psychological advantage. we won the cold war, and that is very different. in 1969, no one knew the outcome of this battle. they looked at the soviet union not just as a formidable enemy but a potential winner by historical standards. now we know it is over. the soviet union [indiscernible] . while we know china looks for

here's joseph stalin himself bragging about the results of19 the nineteen thirty seven soviet election in which his partt elecy won rough ninety nine point four percent support eighty nine million votes to five hundred and sixty two thousand votes fore the other guys. other whoever they were, he, if you will , the because the story and isn't a little in our elections went on to say the are the only really free and really democratic elections in the whole world a wholets buy the moment. stalin spoke those words. he wasn busy murdering more thn a million of his ownn ci citizea for political crimes and what for political crimes and what across the ocean here inths the u.s.. it wascl clear eveevn aten the . what was happening in the soviet union. so stalin's show trials were bu stalin's show trials were totalitarian. but the american left supportetd stalin anyway. that includes some of our country's most famous intellectuals. and celebritiessts. and journalists. i"nn. n ofists. this turned out to be the version of democracy. they supported stalin's all version. why are we telling you all t

joseph stalin not only spoke about the international situation, but also noted the profound changes thatn recent years. in the red army he stressed that on the basis of the lessons of modern warfare, she rebuilt and seriously re-armed. after the official part at the banquet, stalin continued to praise the red army . it was then that he proclaimed once again that he uttered the famous words for the health of artillerymen, artillery is the most important company of the artillery troops, the god of modern war before the german invasion of the territory of the ussr remained 47 days. november 1942 the red army is completing preparations for a strategic offensive operation near stalingrad. it received a code the designation uranus, according to the plan of the soviet command of generals alexander vasilevsky and georgy zhukov, was supposed to take a significant enemy force into the ring with counter flank strikes, that is, to do something that had never been possible at first to break through the defenses planned in areas that were occupied by the romanian armies allied to germany less combat-r

times winning pulitzer prizes for their work on sending correspondent over to russia, praising joseph stalin as a vision free world leader. this is where they were caught up in that 1932. why should soviets have all the fun next? now i've updated it too. why china have all the fun remake the world. here's what's happening in. it's in essence reason this is all happening and the reason this isn't a theory and something like this 1990 where we're talking about the new world order, this is 2022. we are copied china to a t if you remember back in the nineties with all the trade agreements that ended up hurting our industrial base and moving our jobs over to china, we were told if we can get china economically fired up, they'll be more like us. they'll embrace freedom and capitalism and democracy just like the collapse of the soviet union, remember the peace dividend turned out the happened. china gutted our industrial and then we are becoming more like china copy covered response. this is the world health organization in 2020 and how to handle lockdowns next. this is ferguson and if you see that