joseph stalin was both a developed worshipper of the highest priests of his own library. in fact, this is where he died, surrounded by books and manuscripts rather than his loved ones. how did saelens love of books informed his ruling style of to discuss it. i'm now joined by geoffrey roberts managers, professor of history at the university college cork, an author of sellers library, a dictator and says books, professor roberts, it's great to talk to you in person this time. thank you very much for your time and thank you for the invitation. now your book style is library ssl to explore the intellectual life biography. and i would say psychology of joseph stalin, whom you described as the 20th century, most self consciously intellectual dictator. and i think it's a somewhat controversial undertaking in this day and age because in order to understand the evil one needs to engage with that rather than dismissed it and condemn it out of hand. why did you decide to do it at this point of time? well, what would you come on? the most important thing between sounded by my book i

but what if i told you that's one of history's most of the tory is dictate is joseph stalin was both a developed worshipper of the highest priests of his own library. in fact, this is where he died, surrounded by books and manuscripts, rather than his loved ones. how did saelens love of books informed his ruling style of to discuss it? i'm now and join by geoffrey roberts meritus, professor of history at the university college park, an officer of sullens library, the dictator and his books. professor roberts, it's great to talk to you in person this time. thank you very much for your time. a frontier for an invitation. now your book style is library ssl to explore the intellectual life biography and i would say psychology of joseph stalin, whom you described as the 20th century, most self consciously intellectual dictator. and i think it's a somewhat controversial undertaking in this day and age because in order to understand the evil one needs to engage for that rather than dismissed it and condemn it out of hand. why did you decide to do it at this point of time? well, what would y

and i would say psychology of joseph stalin, whom you described as the 20th century, most self consciously intellectual dictator. and i think it's a somewhat controversial undertaking in this day and age because in order to understand the evil one needs to engage for that rather than dismiss it and condemn it out of hand. why did you decide to.

ssl is to explore the intellectual life biography and i would say psychology of joseph stalin, whom you described as the 20th century, most self consciously intellectual dictator. and i think it's a somewhat controversial undertaking in this day and age because in order to understand the evil one needs to engage with that rather than dismissed it and condemn it out of hand. why did you decide to do it at this point of time? well, what would you come? i'm the most important thing the trans sounded by my broken up as strong as that he was an intellectual. he was a man, man of ideas, as well as action. he believed in the transformative power. while it is not just in terms of changing people's consciousness, maintenance of tracking human nature and as a couple of boxes, the socialist, you know, he was committed not just to the transformation of human societies, but the transformation of people including himself so so easy is engaged went with books with reading, move up with ideas, was a very, it was a very profound you guys were on the comp, i'm sandstone as a person. also your cost time a

but what if i told you that one of history's most of the tory is dictate is joseph stalin was both developed worshipper and the highest priests of his own library. in fact, this is where he died surrounded by books and manuscripts rather than his loved ones. how did spellings love of books in for.

it is again apparent that communism requires an absolute to survive the dictator joseph stalin and he builds a cult of personality probably unrivaled in history by anyone. adolf hitler. stalin creates an image of himself as a demigod. a of the people, the source of all goodness, all wisdom, all love watching. the proceedings are stalin's underlings gregorio or johnny. the anastas mikoyan, vyacheslav molotov and lizarraga garbage. stalin is pictured as closest disciple. the revolution's greatest. communism's most profound thinker, the great educator, the communist narrator says writers, lorry drivers hydrant recognizes and others are studying the economic laws discovered and substantiated by joseph stalin. the guardian of and home, a hero for children to worship. stalin is very much aware of one of communism's primary objectives to capture the minds and hearts of the young and. now he gives great attention. the komsomol, the young communist league, whose aim is to link every step in the training and education of youth to the class struggle. the victory over the noncommunist people of t

devoted minimal state philosophy that you can't tell the difference between dwight eisenhower, joseph stalin. you need better eyeglass. so how do we get friedrich hayek to how you describe libertarianism today? well, i what i do in the book is i go through a series of political philosophers from, hayek to the present, and i show really a series of mistakes that lead them to the kind of absolutism that you see now. i want to read another quote from your book, mr. koppelman? perhaps the most powerful moral basis, libertarianism, is what i'll call the common sensical proper story. what's that story? so the common sensical properties story is i had a job i built a business. here's my pretax income. it's mine. and when government takes away from me, they are taking property. taxation is robbery. that's the idea that underlies murray rothbard. i philosophy and libertarianism as a moral philosophy more generally. but the problem that you know i played by the rules by building up what i earned but the rules included big government. i earned what i earned in a context where there are roads there, reg

i think that within the framework of the new armament one of the tanks could be called is-21, joseph stalinw ukrainian nazism understood that we would win anyway, now they will fall into frills in the west, this will be the most discussed topic, the proposal of the deputy chairman of the communist party of the russian federation, but you are completely rightly noted the hypocrisy of western structures in everything related to bombings, as for even the position of western countries in the un, for the first time this organization, which is called upon to prevent conflicts, does not vote for... for calls for a ceasefire, that is, for the first time in the un there are calls to continue military operations for this organization are absolute nonsense. nonsense, or so, how many times have we been accused of the fact that there was a hamas delegation here, it was received at the level of the deputy head of the russian foreign ministry, this is terrible, negotiations with terrorists, negotiations with the fascists, this is not possible, militants and so on, so on, so forth, the source of the news i

had the best heavy tank of the great patriotic war and the second world war - is-2 stands for joseph stalinafter the battle of kursk, it became clear: the red army needed a tank capable of destroying german tiger- panthers. development in chelyabinsk the tractor plant was headed by chief designer joseph kotin. first they made the s1 with an eighty-five-millimeter cannon, and the second model was equipped with a 122 mm caliber. such a gun penetrated through german armor. not only did she move. to the sides, but up and down, replaced the transmission, providing speed and maneuverability. the germans quickly felt the full power of the 2. hitler ordered not to engage in direct combat with him. this vehicle became a breakthrough tank. she liberated ukraine throughout eastern europe and is rightfully considered one of the symbols of victory. october 31, 1956 years, the british and french bombed egyptian cities, port said and port fuad, a military airfield and bases. then an airborne landing was launched, and so began operation musketeer aggression against egypt, in which israel also took part. in

vigorous activity, after the death of fyodor sergeev, his son artyom was taken into his family by joseph stalinds since the beginning of the civil war. in 1924, the city of bakhmud , donetsk region of ukraine, was renamed artyomovsk; in 2016, during decommunization, its pre-revolutionary name was returned. comrade artyom’s own ideas about the autonomy of donbass were nevertheless realized, albeit almost 100 years later. olga mokhova, anastasia popova, valery sovelev, typical new russia. that's all we wanted to tell you about today. kirill vyshinsky was there, see you soon. about the situation in the world and bilateral cooperation, how the negotiations between the leaders of russia and china went and what statements vladimir putin made in beijing at the one train one track forum, only pipeline supplies to china in the very near future can reach the level of supply volumes that we had for export to western europe. gas prospects, how gazprom assesses the chinese direction. the parties accuse each other of israel, claim that

after the death of fyodor sergeev, joseph stalin took his son into his family to raise him and the wivesce the beginning of the civil war. in 1924, the city of bakhmud, donetsk region of ukraine, was renamed artyomovsk, in 2016 during decommunization, it was returned to its revolutionary name. the ideas of comrade artyom himself about the autonomy of donbass were nevertheless realized, albeit almost 100 years later. olga mokhova, anastasia popova, valery savelev. this is all we wanted to talk about today, kirill vyshinsky was with you, see you soon. a simple trip with a stranger can lead to big trouble. i want my wife back alive, car enthusiasts fear that a criminal may be hiding under the guise of a simple passenger, a user of a well-known search service has disappeared fellow travelers, trips through the aggregator are more profitable, but unsafe, no checks are carried out, from the driver’s point of view, you understand why you are detained, for murder, he created several accounts on the platform, indicating fictitious data of people in them. the choke came from the rear seat belt, bu

the great patriotic war and world war ii, the is-2, was put into service in the ussr. stands for joseph stalin it became clear that the red army needed a tank capable of destroying the german one. tigers panthers. development at the chelyabinsk tractor plant was led by chief designer joseph kotin. first they made the s1 with an eighty-five-millimeter cannon. and the second model was equipped with a 122 mm caliber. such a gun penetrated through german armor. it moved not only to the sides, but up and down. we replaced the transmission, ensuring speed and maneuverability. the germans quickly felt the full power of the s2. hitler ordered a direct duel with don't join him. this vehicle became a breakthrough tank. she liberated ukraine and all of eastern europe and is rightfully considered one of the symbols of victory. on october 31, 1956 , the british and french bombed the egyptian cities of port said and port fuad, a military airfield and bases. then an airborne assault was launched. thus began operation musketeer aggression against egypt, which israel also took part in. in london and paris they

no, this is not the name of some medical drug, it is the winner of fascism, joseph stalin.azdraperva, happy may 1st. and we will not be at all surprised if something similar is practiced in modern russia. bakap - be like putin. wlapunal vladimir putin is our leader. slaviput, glory to the great putin. it is worth noting that the war made corrections in ukrainian names as well, although, unlike the muscovites, there are no vlapunavs and slaviputs in ukraine, but there are javelina bairaktars, systems that saved ukrainians in the first days of the war. ian javelin, javelin, ian javelin, javelin , javelin, good morning, testifying, i look, ian javelin is already written, i think it is slippers so the war created its own. and their symbols, and they did not always mean something or someone specific, because everyone remembers chornobayivka, the most popular orkish cemetery, or the ghost of kyiv, a semi-legendary image of a pilot who massively crushed moscow planes in the first days of the war. and today we want to present a kind of ranking of the spiritual symbols of the war, t

period was the soviet union, as it is not, it is not strange, and by the way, the soviet dictator joseph stalinll now explain the situation when the united nations organization was created, the former ambassador of the soviet union to the un was appointed the ambassador, who was at that time the ambassador of the soviet union to the united states, andriy gramyka, there were three options that gramyka brought to stalin. the first option is the creation of an arab state with an arab majority and a jewish minority. the second option is the creation of a jewish state with jewish minority, arab majority, and the third option is the creation of two states, jewish and arab. stalin chose and suggested, on the bench, that we would iron out the option of creating two states, jewish and arab. he did not like arabs, very much. but this is a fact, and he thought that through the system of comintern, socenter and so on , he would actually create his enclave, which the soviet union would significantly influence and so on, that is why he promoted this situation, in 1947 resolution 181 of the general assembly w

but what if i told you that one of history's most of the tory is dictate is joseph stalin is both a developed worshipper of the highest priest of his own library. this is where he died surrounded by books and manuscripts rather than his loved ones. how did stollins law.

then there will be a reaction, or maybe someone thinks that something will stop putin, you know, joseph stalin said that the death of one person is a tragedy, the death of millions is a statistic, a man who killed millions of people in the soviet union, not only in the soviet union, he she knew well what she was talking about, putin is a habit. has not yet reached the scale of bloodshed of his predecessor stalin, but i think that for putin this is the same relevant formula as for stalin , the death of one person is a tragedy, especially if this person is close to you, the death of millions - these are statistics, the only question is whether the world will accept this formula of stalin putin or not, because for putin it really does not matter, he killed people in georgia, he killed people in syria, he killed tens of thousands of people in chechnya, exterminated, tortured, executed, killed. starved, today he is killing tens of thousands of people in ukraine, for him the death of millions is just a statistic, nothing more, he is a person who has no empathy, the world must understand that this fo

but what if i told you that one of history's most of the tory is dictate is joseph stalin is both developed worshipper and the highest priest of his own library. in fact, this is where he died, surrounded by books and manuscripts, rather than his loved ones. how did spellings love of books informed his ruling style of to discuss it? i'm now enjoyed by geoffrey roberts narrative, professor of history at the university college park, an author of sellers, library dictator and his books preface a roberts. it's great to talk to you in person this time. thank you very much for your time.

if you can consider pre cold war period to be peacetime joseph stalin and the ussr had been allies against the nazis just a few years, but truman had no illusions about the global threat. stalin and communists represent it. he also knew that stalin had been hitler's only ally sharing responsibility for starting world war two. both were aggressors bent on conquest. the two monsters couldn't agree on how to divide world, ended up fighting each other, but there could be only vigilance against such a man. and yet imagine making decision to rally war weary america to cause of the berlin airlift, the most costly, horrific war in human history had just ended and here was truman saying there was no time to relax. not only was there there a dangerous new enemy, a former ally, but the us was going to send aid to germans imagine having to defend that on news every night had it exist. honestly, i don't think truman would have killed. he did what he thought was right and what was necessary, not what was popular or easy. today, russia is again on the march. the neighbor, the independent nation of ukrain

book stalin's war a new history of world war two shifts the focus the usual focus from hitler to joseph stalin and his his war aims. sean also published 2011, a book called the russian origins of the first world war in he taking this revision point of view looks to saint petersburg and russia for the cause of the outbreak of the first world war, not much to germany and austria. the standard textbook case do interesting that the paperback of that book came out in 2013 just in time to join the abundant crop of books that came out that year marking the centennial of the beginning of world war one. so prominently reviewed a brilliant stroke for the publisher. and then just a few years. how does he do this? in 2017, he published a book called the russian revolution a new history and 2017, the centennial of the russian. of 1917, sean is the recipient of several book the arthur good site book, the norman beat tomlinson jr book prize and the barbara jelavic book prize, among other honors. he's a compelling writer, and even if you disagree, the point of view with the argument in the book, you the writi

, not just one, i’m absolutely sure we have there, well, take some dictators in history, well, joseph staline masses, this is how this world works and this is how large states work, so yes, i, i think that this is your scenario would be wonderful, in fact, it is very simple, we sat down and, as they say, agreed, agreed that for some reason there are new rules, but in principle, this is what we are striving for all the time , we are striving, china... is striving, that is, this is a multipolar world, but this is absolutely contrary to the interests of the states, because in this case they become great , but only one of the countries, which, as they say, must take into account all the others, but then they have big problems, then excuse me, the printing press will not work well, and the printing press will not work, i say right away, life will fall in america, because they they provide for everything, one after the other, so... your script is wonderful, and i’m ready to shoot it, let’s do it, let it be the kind of fantasy of desires that we want, socialist realism, it was called, here’s karen,

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

arkady mailer wrote: i quote: from the point of view of an orthodox christian, former layman joseph dzhugashvili, stalincond - a fighter against god, the third - a persecutor of the church, the fourth - a direct accomplice of the god-fighting revolution and the leader of the god-fighting state system, persecuting thousands of confessors and new martyrs of the russian church, any but here are possible from any point of view, pagan, occult, secular, enlightenment, yagelian, positivist, darwinist, netschian, freedo-marxist, postmodernist and so yes. but not with the orthodox, from the orthodox point of view, the attitude towards stalin can only be so, strictly negative, such a position exists in russia, it is gaining strength, it would seem, well, a person thinks so, well, he thinks, well, he teaches and teaches, but what does this entail, as i sinfully assume, it’s still the same. so, if lenin and stalin are objective evil, then the fight against them was at least justified, and in general it is commendable. here vlasov, and krasnov , and shkuro, and bandera, and shukhevych inevitably appear, they fought

national cinema, in the first 30 years of soviet power, the main director of the country was joseph vaseryonovich stalina person, his name was sergei mikhailovich izenshtein, imagine , the fact is that esenstein considered himself a figure of absolutely equal stature stalin, he felt. respect for people capable of turning the world upside down, he considered himself the same, and was not at all afraid of either arrests or any stalinist influence, only with such a mentality was it possible to do what he ultimately did, that is, he reflected some movement, some change, the mass expression of the will of the nation, which at first seemed spontaneous, but then acquired some - some organized features in the battleship potemkin in the strike in october , the achilles heel of einstein’s work was still some of it archaic. sergei mikhailovich clearly understood that it was not my cinema that achieved the greatest emotional effect, with its hyperbolism, with its emphasis on both the camera and some excessive acting. as soon as sound came to cinema, immediately all the emotionality began to wane , misenstein tried

let's drink to your health joseph mesarionovich stalin.ard. he entered the conservatory. saulsky now has a family, his wife is a stapler. in the fifty-second year , a son, igor, was already born. a student like this. saulsky graduated from the conservatory with honors, everyone predicted a career for him as a serious , learned musicologist, but this was not for saulsky’s character, he fled to the stage, and then into semi-legal jazz in the orchestra of eddie rosner, a man of unique destiny. subsequently, saursky will say that exactly working with edie rosner became a colossal creative and life school for him. however, the school is quite harsh. years later , saursky recalled in one of his articles that when eddie ros. he started to destroy someone, he destroyed them completely, trampling them into dust. he was a very cruel man. fate brought yuri saursky to this eccentric man in 1954, and before that, in the early thirties, berliners called eddie rosner the second trumpet of the world, he conquered all of europe. in the fifty-sixth year, th

national cinema, in the first 30 years of soviet power, the main director of the country was joseph vaseryonovich stalinlikely that there was anyone who was able to stick to his line, or rather, such a person was called sergei mikhailovich ezenshtein. imagine, the fact is that ezenstein considered himself a figure absolutely equal to stalin. he felt incredible respect for people capable of turning the world upside down, considered himself the same , and was not at all afraid of arrests or any stalinist influence, only with such a mentality was it possible to do what he... eventually did, that is, it reflected some movement, some change - the mass expression of the will of nations, which seemed at first spontaneous, but then acquiring some organized features in battleship potemkin in the strike in october, the achilles heel of einstein ’s work was still its somewhat archaic nature, sergei mikhailovich clearly understood that it was not my cinema that achieved the greatest emotional effect, but with its hyperbolism, with its emphasis on the camera and some excessive acting, as soon as sound came to cinema

national cinema , in the first 30 years of soviet power, the main director of the country was joseph vaseryonovich stalin, it is unlikely that there was anyone who was able to stick to his line, or rather there was such a person, his name was sergei mikhailovich izenshtein, imagine, the fact is that ezenshtein considered himself a figure absolutely equal to stalin, he felt incredible respect to people capable of turning the world upside down, he considered himself the same, he was not at all afraid of them, neither arrests, nor any stalinist influence, only with such a worldview could he do what he eventually did, that is , he reflected - some movement, some a change, a mass expression of the will of nations, which at first seemed spontaneous, but then acquired some, some organized features, in battleship potemkin, in the strike in october, the achilles heel of einstein’s creativity was still its certain archaism, sergei mikhailovich i clearly understood that it was not my cinema that had the greatest emotional effect, with its hyperbolism, with its emphasis on both the camera and some excessive acting,

those which were very surprising, such as this ring with a tragic story, a ring with joseph visarionovich, and stalinwas just washed, this ring is from the grodno region, the grodno region, well , what a man, yes, he was imprisoned in a boulaga, wow , what a story, i know, volodya, you are a motorcycle lover, so i will immediately show you how, look, agency porcelain germany, germany third reich, well, this is wonderful, look, yes, let’s not discuss history now, from this point of view, but the thing itself is just amazing, i don't i know how it even survived to this day, andrey miraculously discovered this real porcelain motorcyclist at a german flea market, the collector doesn’t stop... only on expeditions around belarus, he travels abroad whenever possible to find something extremely rare on small street sales of old things. andrey not only collects antiques, but also restores them, by the way, this is not the easiest thing, it turns out that novice restorers are due to an incorrectly selected cleaning solution may damage the exhibit. my new friend had a couple of these stories in his early days o

cinema, then in the first 30 years of soviet power, the main director of the country was joseph vaserionovich stalin the same and was not at all afraid of either arrests or any stalinist influence, only with such worldview it was possible to do what he ultimately did, that is, reflected,

still pray to the wrong god, because this issue would not have been discussed at all if not for joseph stalinof a german state in a neutral status, it was not stalin who created the gdr, it was first the federal republic of germany that created the western zone, and stalin insisted on the existence of a neutral state, pray, it’s the same as gentlemen germans, you understand, otherwise this issue would not have existed at all, but the fact that we found ourselves in a situation because we brought into leadership such a person who did not go further than the combine, well, this is our problem, regarding the fact that we had no choice, felixov, maybe we’ll try, i’ve been reading the book for a couple of years back, and she's western she describes the events as a wall, and so on and so forth , there an absolute feeling is created, it is clear that it is beautifully written there with the words of the participants, the breakers there, who filmed all this breaking, that the people... on the eastern side did not tolerate, was not ready, the westerners might still have something to do, but in the eas

with a thousand-year history, we are becoming a state with a thirty-year history, by the way , joseph stalin in public life that happened, when they were with the fact that they were supposedly returning to purely lenisko. principle, and these purely leninist principles meant a rejection of the thousand-year history of russia, and from this point of view it is necessary to judge, this is a great power, which , if it leaves its place, will only then when the earth hits the celestial axis, if the whole world does not understand this, why should we understand it instead of them? by the way, i understand that it is very pleasant to consider that the world majority is for us, and if there were not a majority for we, noah, didn’t care, absolutely, absolutely, russia , this must be understood, just like that, we, for our own reasons, we will explain to our people why we did it, we don’t have to explain anything to you, we are the winners in that war, there are questions, there are no questions, let's move on to the next question, that's it, here's to me it seems that you understand, this audacity s

outlived all her tormentors, she almost said mine , she outlived stalin, managed to raise the already mentioned great russian jew josepheople unfortunately were, unfortunately or fortunately, we’ll see, now our, as vladimirovich said, active defense, with god’s help, will give their fruits, and we will see who has misfortune and who has happiness, but i want to say something else, i want to say that a person who betrayed his family and his people cannot be happy, this is impossible, but this means that a person has no heart, and if a person does not have a heart, how can he be happy in principle, how does he feel this happiness? it turned out his heart, what did he feel, that he had to... without waiting for the ukrainians , hang himself on an aspen tree. and yet, there is another side to this coin, i missed it. there are obvious traitors, whose emotions, hearts and pockets are also there, and there are people, well, who not as brave as you, volodya, but there are people who absolutely do not understand how you can spend your only day off for more than a year on going to war and risking your life, like you, volodya, an