well, let's go into the next gallery and see what's in there. 1924, joseph stalin to power. how did he accomplish that? yes. so stalin, this gallery is a lot about the stalin years through the end of world war two. unfortunately, he is still the communist dictator in charge, even past that. but he works to consolidate his power. there are others who want to be the immediate successor to lenin and stalin behind the scenes and and already being what we would. stalin esque figures out how to consolidate power, and he does so by later, several years in but he's already running the show even after lenin's death in 1924. and so he is the communist tyrant, the communist dictator that many people may have heard of. and so we wanted people to learn about the stalin era at the victims of communism museum, but we really wanted them to understand him because some people only know was he a bad guy. and so, of course, lenin communists to begin with. and now you to stalin, who is one of the worst. so this this second permanent gallery here at the victims of communism museum has a theme real

well, let's go into the next gallery and see what's in there. 1924, joseph stalin to power. how did he accomplish that? yes. so stalin, this gallery is a lot about the stalin years through the end of world war two. unfortunately, he is still the communist dictator in charge, even past that. but he works to consolidate his power. there are others who want to be the immediate successor to lenin and stalin behind the scenes and and already being what we would. stalin esque figures out how to consolidate power, and he does so by later, several years in but he's already running the show even after lenin's death in 1924. and so he is the communist tyrant, the communist dictator that many people may have heard of. and so we wanted people to learn about the stalin era at the victims of communism museum, but we really wanted them to understand him because some people only know was he a bad guy. and so, of course, lenin communists to begin with. and now you to stalin, who is one of the worst. so this this second permanent gallery here at the victims of communism museum has a theme real

about defense it's a veil, a veil, all states disguise themselves as wolves, live like wolves, joseph stalin1938, if they had met , they would not have been friends, they met even though they were partners in the second world war, hitler unleashes a war in europe, stalin dreams of a global the ussr, but for now, captures part of western ukraine, bessarabia and the baltic countries. these two are simply tearing europe to pieces in order to start all these negotiations about parity in the 39th year , he even fired the minister of foreign affairs for that, because he was of jewish origin, his last name was litvinov. he was a very skilled diplomat, but precisely because he was of jewish origin , stalin fires him and appoints molotov , it was only a matter of time who would attack stalin first , hitler against stalin or stalin against hitler hope england - russia and america if hope disappears to russia, america will also fall away from england, because the defeat of russia will have as a consequence the incredible strengthening of japan in east asia , if russia is defeated, england will lose its

there is a guy you may have heard of called, joseph stalin. he commented, this was all on commerce, not philanthropy. because of that, not to give payment. lenin, rejected this suggestion. basically pretty clueless. pointing out that if it was a matter of trade, the soviet government is getting the profits and again lenin urged, we have to learn to take the opportunity to learn from american experience. this in the spirit in those months to learn to trade. lenin may have been on board at this point? there is a problem. he and his colleagues are wary because the presence of an american relief organization operating inside soviet russia, constituted a dangerous threat. aside from the considerable embarrassment on part of the soviet government to have to be billed out by hoover's relief organization, the example to the soviet citizens, of american energy, deficiency, it was feared he might give the citizens the wrong idea about the wisdom of the communist experiment. this was another ara poster done by a soviet artist for the ara. it picks up on

misses the collapse of the soviet union and thinks that no one has done more for this country than joseph stalin everything must be done as north korea because this is exactly what happened in the soviet union in the last years and the victims are the same concentration camps, but in fact, look at the difference in how they live in north korea and south korea, they are one people and why they are not one people. as putin says, ukrainians and russians it's really one nation that way well, what can one crazy dictator do to the country, who then passed it on to one son, then to his grandson, and so on ? well, putin probably won’t have such an opportunity , well, but i think that this dream remains with him somewhere, that is, for the times that he considers his there are still people left to live there, and in others he is probably going to live for many more years, but you know, age will take its toll , but during these times, can he not do a lot of damage, first of all, to his own country, and to be honest, this is already happening there and which i started against ukraine, she has already rejec

know, it's the story and you all sign off among those polled, a guy you may have heard of called joseph stalinyeah. and he commented that this was after all comers, not philanthropy. and because of that, the soviet government should demand payment for the transportation of the products from, the ports to the warehouses. lenin, his his own inscription. and rejected this suggestion as basically pretty clueless, pointing out that even if it was a matter of trade, the soviet government is getting the profits, the form of additional food for the starving. and again, lenin urged, we have to learn. take this opportunity to learn from american. right. this in the spirit of his admonition to fellow bolsheviks in these in those months to learn to trade. still, lenin may have been on board at this point. but there's a problem. lenin colleagues are wary because the very presence of an american relief operating inside soviet russia constituted a threat. a aside from the considerable embarrassment and part, the soviet government that having to be bailed out by hoover's relief organization, the example to th

among those, there was a guy you may have heard of called joseph stalin. he commented that this is commerce and not philanthropy. because of that, the governor should demand payment for the transportation of the products from the ports to the warehouses. lennon's own inscription rejected the suggestion as pretty clueless and pointing out that even if it was a matter of trade, the soviet government is getting the prophets in a form of additional food for the starving. again, lenin urged that we have to learn to take this opportunity to learn the american experience. this in the spirit of his admonition in those to learn the trade. still, lenin may have been on board at this point, but there is a problem. his colleagues are weary, because the very presence of an american relief organization operating inside soviet russia constituted a dangerous threat. aside from the considerable embarrassment part of the soviet government is having to be bailed out by habitually organization. the example to the citizens of american energy, efficiency and it was feared. abou

the collapse of the soviet union and believes that no one has done more for this country than joseph stalinf course everything should be done like north korea, because this is exactly what happened in the soviet union in the last and the victims are the same concentration camps, but in fact look on the difference between how they live in north korea and south korea, they are one people and why they are not one people. as putin says, ukrainians and russians are really one people , so this is what a crazy dictator can do to the country, who then passed it on to one son. grandson and so on. well, putin probably won’t have such an opportunity, well, but i think that this dream remains with him somewhere. that is, during the times that he thinks he only had to live there, and he is probably going to live for many more years, but you know, he could will take everything equally but in these times, can he not do a lot of damage, first of all, to his own country, and frankly speaking, it is already happening. there is a war that i started to fight ukraine, it already pushed ukraine away from kyiv ma

in the moscow region , joseph stalin's dacha , a pre-revolutionary mansion with an elevator in the courtyardnd, of course, a bunker. starting price is over 400 million rubles. however, along with the rich history and legends, the future owner will also acquire the obligation that the house is an object of cultural heritage. so you have to take care of its safety. alina repina looked. why exactly will you need to look after? this trip started with that i was added to a chat called we’re going to the dacha, but this is not a dacha where you want to barbecue. it is likely that i am the first journalist to descend these stairs in a decade. we are on stalin's estate in sticky one, located a couple of kilometers north, from moscow there is only a dacha, stalin had 20 of them, four near moscow, a dacha in sticky in the most complete and most unloved by him . the secretary general looked after this pre-revolutionary mansion for his wife. nadezhda alliluyeva, but in the second year she shot herself before she could take a walk in the ancient linden park. mytishchi krivets. sergei egorov remembers thi

so if you have later, joseph stalin formalize the regions autonomy within soviet as the by john, it's nick, i'm indians were a majority in 1991 to go to cut about held a referendum. voting to succeed from as a by john. well, since the full of the soviet union media and as a buyer, john have forbes to was on this issue. in the most recent, most coat largely backed armenia, while also selling sophisticated width and rate to as a by john eliza pro, could a safe spot and deployed peacekeepers. but media has since been pulling away from moscow saying it was a mistake to depend solely on the kremlin pop over folk. and how is the defense of military analysts? he explains the role of russia and then they're gonna cut of our region a basically since the early ninety's of moscow was performing a very intricate oh, i'm seeing that in the trans golf as us while being a we officially and we go ally of our media was a part of the same as the 1st law, the russian troops and armenian territory, the st out trying to keep the good relations with a, as are by jo. this bouncing was also kind of a couple

out from the cellars their grandfather’s preserves , developed in the late forties in video tank joseph stalin it’s also the t10, which was produced from fifty-four to sixty-six, when the t-34 was already digging guns or in front of it, well , that’s it. tell me, how is the is-8 different from the t-10, in principle, yes, it’s no different globally, than because the first modification was is-5, then it was completed during military trials and became s8, then the sorion axis still died. and, accordingly, betrayed at the door. duch began to urgently rename everything and so it was renamed the t-10 tank. after that, there were repeated modifications of it, in general the car at that time. e was incredibly formidable, but at least because 122 mm 48 calibers, it unwound any foreign tank, its speed, it had something like, in my opinion, about 50 kilometers, which many westerners generally have - almost all westerners and we couldn't go that fast. uh, tracks, wide off-road flying, a turret with two machine guns , that is, the car was very powerful, but how can i say over time, its armor is a homogene

the king is a material man who does not want to be embarrassed about our friend joseph stalin over here. it was not our friend. if she had walked in and said i like to you the whole time of actually jewish, please save my people, it would've ended like that as well. she practices realpolitik. she creates a set of situation in which she knows a man that she is seeking to persuade. she turns him by inviting three of them. all three of them to get together for a romantic dinner for three which is a can tell wife inviting her husband and her husband's best friend for her 50th wedding anniversary dinner. turns him against him and then at the right moment strike spirit i think that she is the first independent clinical actor in the bible and therefore in jewish history. i think she actually is the inventor, if it were of jewish politics as we know it. that is why give her the credit that i give. >> just to follow up on that. if you could pack up a little bit more broadly about if you think there are things about the jewish experience or jewish religion that lent actors the ability to be good

vladimir putin's predecessor, joseph stalin was all about preemptive purges.ughly a million of his own red army officers and intelligence officers in the 1930s, the so-called great purge. i can't imagine that stalin would let allow someone like prigozhin take over the military district and present pretty close to an existential threat to the kremlin before doing something about it. that's what bladder did and it shows he's vulnerable. he says he is in this for the long haul but i have to believe those who are potentially at least against vladimir putin's regime, they see an opportunity to take action against him. probably won't do that ourselves because they have to conceal their plans from the russian intelligence officers searching for the. putin is focused on vetting his mother and the wagner group to determine those serving under him are doing that. neil: i bet he's doing more about that. dan hoffman on all of that. a lot of people i saying if in doubt make sure you have the seal of approval before you purchase something, the fda was sort of that for a lot

because i think about roosevelt going into joseph stalin and stalin got pretty much everything he wanted stalin. stone would come back with all of europe and biden would come back with permanent marker penis on his forehead. [laughter] >> well said. >> greg: i'm not sure they had sharpies back then but i understand the history. coming after your return. no, orthopedic shoes seem to have work for you. >> yes. >> greg: do you think they will help biden? >> brian: i told you —-dash [indistinct]. told us all audience. so here's the thing. if you want to help joe biden, you need to get him one thing. and that is a floor manager to put him in one direction and where to go. the most disturbing thing is not him walking up and down steps. it is when he gets on stage. you don't know what is going to happen, what he is going to say, how is going to enter. last week was just a kaleidoscope of -- he walks onto a stage almost box off into a flags. forget to shake louis luis and are -- brazil who happens to be a communist but i digress, he does to make sure result was no longer in our orbit and for him

well, today pashinyan, tomorrow is not pashinyan, pashinyan is not the entire armenian people, as joseph stalintler comes and goes, but germany remains, and that’s of course. with even greater grounds can be said about armenia and senators, i believe that you said the most important thing, if someone hopes, someone expects that russia will leave this region, it will not leave, i really want to say , don’t get your hopes up, and if someone is afraid that russia will leave armenia, i would tell them, don’t worry, unless, of course, armenia itself makes a choice , when russia will not have the opportunity to support it, and it will only be necessary to defend its geopolitical interests, but in this case, i am sure, russia would not have left the region, it was a big game, we will meet tomorrow on the air. hello, this is an easy money podcast and i am its host, mikhail khanov. i have today a very unusual guest for our podcast, this is clinical psychologist svetlana nazoeva. hello, svetlana. hello. i know that you are a personal psychologist for many top managers, largest companies, rich, successful

question only in which tribe 66,000 years ago there lived a man who was the progenitor for me and for joseph stalinevsky, so they say the genes more precisely them modern analysis, which now provides, as an additional option, also the determination of the origin, in addition to everything else, almost 7% of the neanderthal genes were found in me and it seems like a good gift from the ancestors. it cannot be named because of them, i have a 10% chance of getting sick, for example, with contracture of dptren. it's almost impossible to straighten, some fingers scientists already know that ancient dna can also increase the risk of skin damage from sunlight, increase the likelihood of thrombosis, urinary problems , and even nicotine addiction, but wait, where did such a legacy come from, because in textbooks have always been written that the neanderthals, extinct, a branch of evolution, and we are descended from another line of cro-magnons. it turns out that recent scientific discoveries are changing picture of our evolution. let's, as they say , turn the calendar over and see how things went. homo man o

a mercurial man who doesn't want to be embarrassed and very suddenly, you know like our friend joseph stalin over here, who just for the camera, is our friends at. and. and if she walked in and said, i've been lying to you this whole time, i'm actually jewish, please save my people. it would have ended with her dead as well. and what she does is she actually practices realpolitik and and and and creates a set of situations in which she knows the man that she is seeking to persuade, she plays on his. turns him against his vizier haman by inviting the three of them, the two, all three of them to get together for a romantic dinner for three, which is akin to a wife inviting her husband and her husband's best friend for a 50th wedding anniversary dinner turns him against him and and then at the right moment strikes and i think she is the independent political actor in in the bible and therefore in jewish history. so i think she's actually the inventor, as it were, of of jewish politics as we know it. and so that's why i give her the credit that i seek to give. and just to follow up on that, if y

closer look at russia's role in the know, gotten a kind of bach dispute in the 1920 soviet lead, a joseph stalin formalize the regions autonomy within soviet as a by john, where the con, medians, were majority in 1991, they've gotten a lot about how the referendum voting to secede from, as it are by john says the full of the soviet union on media. and as it by john, have for to was on this issue. the most recent moscow launch the back media while also settings sophisticated weaponry to as or by john is ice, have broken the seas. foreign deployed peacekeepers. media has since been pulling away from moscow saying it was a mistake. so it depends solely on the kremlin puzzles, how good, how is a defense and the tree analyst joins us now. life must go good to have you with us . so it's one way of looking at the intensifying russian as the by john, the relationship to see as possibly the products of the ukranian war and how it's re shaping moscow's needs a well, basically since the early ninety's, a moscow was performing a very intricate on seeing that in the transport because while being here, we off

so if you have later, joseph stalin formalize the regions autonomy within serve you as a buyer's young. with the medians were a majority. in 1991, the going to cut about held a referendum focusing to succeed from as a by john. since the full of the soviet union media and as a by john have fought to was on this issue. in the most recent, most go launch, leave banked armenia while also selling sophisticated weaponry to as a by john eliza pro. could a safe spot in deployed peacekeepers. but the media has since been pulling away from moscow saying that was a mistake to depend solely on the kremlin pedophile going. how is the defense and military analysts? he explains the role of rush it and then the owner kind of by region basically since the early ninety's a moscow was performing a very intricate oh, i'm seeing that in the trans golf as this while being a we officially legally allied of our mean. yeah. oh, they're part of the same of the 1st law, their russian troops and armenian territory the same time trying to keep the good relations with a, as are by jo. this bouncing was also kind of

this is a box painted by polikovsky masters as a gift from joseph vissarionovich. stalinh alexy, the first on the day of this initiation , the wife of kanonykhina, came to the event from the kurgan region in august 2021, they lost their son. head of security department correctional colony number two, near kurgan, stanislav kanadykhin died during the detention of a repeat offender who was trying to escape from a secure institution . by presidential decree, stanislav was posthumously presented with a medal for excellence in the protection of public order , the state award was personally presented to the hero’s parents by the director of his son’s service. i heard the public say that he saved his comrades, a high reward, we are grateful that we highly appreciated his act of remembering everyone who died while serving in the sacred duty of the department. in confirmation of this, the director of all russia guests once again conducted a tradition. meeting with the relatives of employees who died during service, we provide assistance to families and children of families and mor

this is a box painted by polikovsky masters as a gift from joseph vissarionovich stalin from alexei theday of this initiation, the wife of kanonykhina, they came to the event from the kurgan region in august 2021 lost their son. the head of the security department of correctional colony number two, near kurgan, stanislav kanadykhin, died during the detention of a repeat offender who was trying to escape from a secure institution by presidential decree. stanislav was posthumously presented with a medal for distinction in the protection of public order, the state award was personally presented to the hero’s parents by the director of the service, first of all own son. i've heard it said. he saved his high reward. we are grateful that we highly appreciated his action . we are proud to remember our son everyone who died while on duty is a sacred responsibility of the department. to confirm this, the director of all russia once again held a tradition for the guests. meeting with the relatives of employees who died during service, we provide assistance to families and children of families and

the second is from our socialist communist joseph stalin. education is a weapon whose defense depends on whose hands are aimed. we have to be careful with what we are doing here. i yield back. >> senator mullen. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you to all of our witnesses for appearing today. from the high cost of care to the persistent and widespread shortages of care read the lack of access to affordable childcare is straining the finances of families in every corner of the state, but i also here from wisconsin business owners who report that access remains a primary barrier to hiring and retaining employees that they need. i think wisconsin has done well in using federal investments to connect businesses with the childcare needed for their workers. i am glad to have an opportunity to share that story at today's hearing. i am concerned about family businesses in wisconsin that continue to utilize these partnerships when the available funding rolls out. and i am concerned about the ability to provide meaningful investments under the constr

on their voting rights if we do it on the basis of territorial e-e, well, this is what joseph and sorionovich stalincitizens of ukraine, which of ukraine of the soviet union, who lived in the occupied territories. and this was the ukrainian ssr, all of them they filled in, there was something like this in the questionnaire, did you live in the occupied territories, and they wrote there that your relatives lived in copied theaters, if you wrote that, you were not accepted for certain jobs, you could not to serve in certain military units, you were not accepted into the wonderful communist party, well, that is, you were, uh, uh, just a dangerous person, sick, that's why you are a box for this country. we want to build exactly such a country , people of different political views live in the occupied territories, but i i assure you that people of different political parties live all over the territory, if we can of course just want to ban people who support pro-russian views from voting for this is a great idea, but somehow it looks strange for a democratic person, they tell me that it is possible to te

the predatory occupation wars were particularly cruel and now another now revered hero, joseph stalin. the last one appeared in august. in the pskov region , a priest took part in the ceremony. to be honest, to say yes, the church suffered during the reign of his vissarionich, but thanks to this we now have many new martyrs and confessors of russia, and on monday another soviet figure, felix dzerzhinsky, was immortalized; a monument to the chief security officer was erected on his birthday at the headquarters of the foreign intelligence service in yasenevo, svr director sergei naryshkin said that the image of the chairman of the all-russian extraordinary commission became a symbol of his time and a coupon of crystalline honesty , dedication and fidelity to duty, bronze iron felix turned out to be a reduced copy of the one that until 1991 stood opposite the kgb building on lubyanka, a monument was erected - this is an exact copy, a somewhat reduced copy of the famous monument of the outstanding soviet sculptor, therefore changing the direction of view of the hero of this monument. we s

of that modern belarus in which , within the borders that it now exists, i put a hand to joseph ivanovich stalint were, not to twist. it was stalin's decision that the troops would enter the territory of western belarus, reunite and, in fact, it doesn't matter how stalin's personality can be treated, but from the point of view of just the prism of creating a single and belarusian one. state he did a lot of positive things. i again did not become in vain to say that the same pilsudski was no less. uh, well, as it were, he was called a dictator in europe by that time, but why over the past 30 years, we have been trying to denigrate the image of stalin, while the poles have tried to exaggerate the image of pilsudski. although, in fact, one of the same segment of time and two people were. well , in fact, in the same roles. so what did stalin do? for us, everything here is quite simple and prosaic in this situation. really. you are right, stalin is the person who directly personally had a hand in in order for the first belarusian state to appear on the political map of the world, not the poles, not t

assassinations and various scenarios of military use of force, therefore it is quite natural, like joseph vissarionovich stalinn of times, let's say . the beginning of the fifties, traditionally, for safety reasons, traveling by train was considered the safest way to make visits , trips, and so on. what is this train? well, this is not an armored train in the classical sense, where there are artillery pieces, machine gun nests, and so on. in fact. these are cars designed, made in a special way and capable of withstanding both an explosion under the railway track and impacts, let's say from an anti-tank complex or the use of air-to-air missiles of the air class, that is, everything was designed to ensure the safety of the first person, the composition is so heavy that you can see in the footage as many as three russian locomotives , three here, uh. provides, in fact , the possibility of movement; the main question is the meetings and the agreements that will be reached, as we understand the previous period. the number of russian embassies in pyongyang has almost doubled - this means that yes, they have arrived

after the liberation of pro search from the nazi invaders, stalin submitted documents to give the 324th division a new name, pro search. well, josephsidered this name unworthy and gave the city a new name. slavgorod, after the first partition of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, catherine ii then gave the search to prince alexander golitsyn. and he immediately began to build on new lands. the estate. they say that the architecture of the palace was distinguished by sophistication and grace. unfortunately, there is nothing to admire to this day. only the remains of the never- chic park survived. the only reminder of golitsyn’s scope that has survived to this day. this church of the nativity of the virgin mary was designed by the author of the neva gate of the peter and paul fortress, a famous russian architect. nikolai lvov was painted by the best moscow artists. the church was built under the personal supervision of prince golitsyn; all building materials for the temple were made on site only iron on what was brought from moscow after golitsyno about the train went to dmitry yanchin, who arranged the most luxurious ramparts here,

during the time of pavlovich beria, the drug addict of internal affairs reported to joseph vissario nothing to stalinhe supreme command of the red army, while in saturn we were tensely waiting for new information from flamingo. demyanov began implementing the second part of sudoplatov’s plan. now it was necessary to prepare for the reception of german agents . alexander demyanov comes here to the novodevichy convent to meet with boris sadsky, the imaginary leader of the non-existent organization, the throne demyanov talks about how his transition to them went and conveys task for sadovsky. now, if guests from that side of the front unexpectedly appear in novodevichy. he will send them to a safe house. testidyemyanov alexander demyanov, he became one of the sources of strategic information for the german military command. uh, well, exactly one of the sources since although his radio station in moscow worked first - this is march uh forty-second year uh. naturally , his information, backed up by transmissions from other radio stations, german territory after completing reconnaissance missions, and she