zerzhinsky and is, joseph stalin were awarded the grand prix at international exhibition in paris.et of the former soviet republics consisted of 95% vehicles from the lugansk plant. they rushed along the roads of hungary, poland, bulgaria, syria, india and china. in 1992, the plant mastered the production of diesel and electric trains. tram. after the start of the civil war in the donbass, the company had difficulties with components and the export of finished products , the number of employees decreased four times. in 2015, the lugansk diesel locomotive became the lugamash machine-building plant. today it produces spare parts for wagons and new locomotives of russian railways. about more than a century of history of luhansk steam locomotives and their builders. in the story of olga mokhova. when at the end of the 19th century. he was recommended to set up production on the banks of the lugan river in donbass. the region was then in dire need of transport to transport its industrial products. just 3 years after its founding, the plant began to produce up to twenty locomotives per m

well, listen, it is believed that sometimes it was not joseph stalin who called tarasov, but vasily staliny general, and he returned to moscow only when he was transferred from germany, back here, in the summer of forty-seven to the moscow military district, that is , one championship has already passed, so far one championship has passed, yes, and the first thing he did was fire tarasov , from tarasov at that time in general, on the other hand, a major general, a military officer who went through the entire war and the son of a generalissimo, what could they argue about? there can’t even be a conversation, in my opinion, no, everything is really simple there, because if you just look at the calendar and look at the dates when stalin returned to moscow and how the football air force played with whom, you can reconstruct it, vasily stalin comes, yes, it’s summer, he’s going to football, the soviet union football championship, group a, air force outsider, stalin comes to... great, enlightens, tomorrow to first , here is a self-portrait of the artist of this station, this is actually ivan leo

the appearance of the badge was approved by joseph stalin in 1938, but the first officially awarded heroesirst hero of the soviet union was the pilot anatoly lepidevsky. he was awarded for saving chelyuskin's arctic expedition. imagine what it was like to fly in winter conditions at the north pole, as they say, and once even he had protective a special leather mask, which is... 5 months old, during which time a daughter, karina, was born to a couple of surveyors. my passport says kara sea, nothing else, well, that’s where i was born on the ship, well, when the ship was in this very place. on february 13 , 1934, chelyuskin was crushed by ice, the entire crew was able to land on the ice floe, 3 weeks later the chelyuskin camp was discovered by polar pilots, anatoly lepidevsky was the first to reach the ice floe. it was after the rescue of chelyuskintsev that it was decided to establish the title of hero soviet union. the pilots who saved dozens of people were simply presented with certificates of the order of lenin. there was no star then. since then, a tradition has emerged. heroes of the u

the station was opened in 54, the year joseph stalin died, the cult of personality has not been debunkedof the leader is eventually present on seven mosaics, on the end wall of the central hall , with smalt pono, energy workers, builders, vegetable growers, railway workers, machine builders, shift workers, grain growers, livestock breeders and scientific chemists located, here is the pereislav rada and the battle of poltava, and pushkin in ukraine, and 1905 in the donbass, and liberation kiev from... only 18 mosaics main here it is look on your screens the panel created by outstanding soviet artists arkelov opryshka is dedicated to the three hundredth anniversary of the reunification of russia and ukraine as seen in the fresco insidious russian painters to the national ukrainian color with soul, that is, it turns out that the truth is one people of no kind... the kiev station was not renamed, like the boulevard, taras shevchenko embankment, as they say, feel the difference, but in this regard, in contrast, germany. under the heading why we know so little about our grandfathers, in the en

are standing at the kievskoye metro station, not far from the station , the station was built by joseph stalinworks 70 years later, we checked, it shocked us, there is no graffiti, no dirt, no unpleasant odors of homeless drug addicts-rapists who would like... he spoke with vladimir putin about key topics that concern western audiences. the interview, where the president answered all the questions of the american journalist, collected hundreds of millions of views on various social networks in 6 days. natalya goncharova, lead. but now, by message formagen, by july 1 of this year , the federal artificial intelligence project will be included in the national project to create a data economy. i signed such a decree. president vladimir putin, full text published on the legal portal information. now a short advertisement, we ’ll come back and tell you about it. if he doesn’t want to defend the country, then he won’t. the former people's deputy calls on the zelensky regime to open the borders, because draft dodgers will already run away if they hide from the shopping center. well, how are you, i hav

take it personally to joseph stalin.xhibition presents a collective image of the office of the party elite of that time. a work desk upholstered in cloth, writing instruments, a lamp with a characteristic green color. the country's top leadership decides to resume atomic work in the ussr, which was forced to be interrupted several years earlier due to the outbreak of war, so after the first , another scientific front opens, in this new war the warriors will no longer be soldiers, they will be scientists, but the battlefields , battles are transported somewhere to research institutes and... to laboratories, we need to save ourselves, we need to create our own shield. a separate room is dedicated to soviet intelligence officers, those who risked their lives to obtain valuable information for our country. it is filled with red light, like in a developing room. photos are the main media that contained important information in those years. here at our exhibition we have a minecc camera, something amazing, uh, the size of a ma

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are standing at the kievskoye metro station, not far from the station , the station was built by joseph stalinrs later, we checked, it shocked us, no graffiti, no dirt, no unpleasant smells of homeless people, drug addicts, rapists who would like to push you onto the tracks to kill you, everything there is perfectly clean and tidy, the final stop on carlson’s walk is russian fast food, which came for a shift... where the president answered all the questions of an american journalist, in 6 days it collected hundreds of millions of views on various social networks. natalya goncharova, lead. now economic news, briefly. russia has reduced exports of oil and petroleum products, but increased revenues from such supplies. in january , the country received more than $15.5 billion. this is stated in the latest iea report. the agency cites rising prices as the reason. the cost of eurols jumped 10% over the month, to $66 per barrel. in terms of global demand, the iea expects a record 103 million barrels per day. growth will come primarily from india, china and brazil. the european union is not interested

was the finest hour for his political career, it was there that he became lifelong friends with joseph stalinn could not have been surrendered, if tsaritsin had been surrendered by a white guard, the civil war would have been more chances would have been lost. klim varoshilov, not being a career military man, did not seek to take on the role of a commander; he was rather a good functionary, ensuring the relationship between the military on the battlefield by the political leadership of the country, and although the failures of the red army in the army during that period are difficult to overestimate. and armament for heavy tanks began in 1939, so those same klima voroshirov kv1s and experimental kv-2s went into service with the troops soon after, well, after the new year, in 1940, they were the ones who were already storming the monerheim line in key areas. during voroshilov’s tenure, the red army received both light tanks t-26 and high-speed tanks from the bt series, and in the winter of thirty-nine the legendary t-34. fighters and 16 and high-speed bombers took to the skies. for the right t

the station was built by joseph stalin. let's see how it works after 70 years.d and it shocked us. there is no graffiti, no dirt, no unpleasant smells of homeless drug addicts-rapists who would like to push you onto the tracks and kill you. everything there is perfectly clean and tidy. the final stop on carls' walk. the interview, where the president answered all the questions of the american journalist, collected hundreds of millions of views on various social networks in 6 days. natalya goncharova, news! that, since they live near the edge, a draw took place today at the central zoological committee dates of space in printed publications for election campaign materials of candidates for the presidency of russia, 13 publications are participating, including a russian newspaper and a parliamentary newspaper; by law, each of the editorial offices will provide candidates with at least 5% of the total weekly print space. let me remind you that the campaign period in the media is starting. a congress of chairmen of the union of theater workers from 78 regions, who w

are standing at the kievskoye metro station, not far from the station, the station was built by joseph stalinit works after 70 years, we checked, it shocked us, no graffiti, no dirt, no unpleasant smells of homeless people, drug addicts, rapists who would like to push you onto the tracks and kill you, everything is perfectly clean and tidy, the final stop on carlson’s walk is russian fast food, which has replaced western food outlets. mcdonald's and starbucks loudly left our country, slamming the door, but in fact nothing has changed for consumers. everyone knows the taste of these fried potatoes, it is impossible to confuse it. yes, same thing. during his visit, tucker not only wrote it down. the interview, where the president answered all the questions of the american journalist, collected hundreds of millions of views on various social networks in 6 days. natalya goncharova, lead. ukrainian carriers began blocking checkpoints on the border with poland. 15 trucks and about twenty more cars stopped at the yagodgusk checkpoint. carriers demand equal conditions for economic cooperation and int

british leaders in tehran at the end of the second world war, the shah learned of the presence of joseph stalinنگهای به صورت البته فعلاً مقدماتی عضو باشیم خب بنابراین اینجا ما با حفظ هویت وارد مرادات با یک بلوک و باشگاهی میشیم مسئله دیگه این. هست که ما بر مبنای توسعه رابطه با جهان مخصوصاً در حوزه حوزه تجارت و بست امنیت ایران و در واقع بست سهم سیاسی ایران در مناسبات جهانی حتماً باید مراوده داشته باشیم با جهان اصلاً راه دیگه ای نداریم من عرض کردم اول انقلاب ما نگفتیم که قطع رابطه با آمریکا آمریکایی ها قطع رابطه کردن با ایران ما نگفتیم قطع. بله ما زیر بار آمریکا نباید می رفتیم نرفتیم اما به جنگ آمریکا هم نرفتیم ما قائل به مرادات بودیم خب بنابراین در اینجا ما باید مراوده کنیم برای اینکه بتونیم توسعه موقعیت بدیم در حوزه اقتصادی مگه میشه ما بدون مرابضه با بلوک های قدرتمند اقتصادی دنیا به توسعه تجارت در این عرصه دست پیدا بکنه. امکان پذیر نیست مگه میشه شما یه بازار هایتکی در دنیا نداشته باشی بخوای در اینجا در این حوزه هی مرتب فعالیت بکنید نه ما بایستی تو باشگاه های شناخته شده دنیا تو بازارها حضور داشته باشیم بدون اینکه تحت سیطره اونها به نوعی در بیایم الان هم اون بلوک های ایدئولوژیک دیگه نیستن که ما بگ

the metro station was built by joseph stalin 70 years ago. now, 70 years later. we went inside to take a look and what we found was... shocked. for a journalist with a history education, what he saw was in every sense a deep immersion into russian life. the first thing tucker carlson saw as soon as he got off the escalator was the famous pano peryaslavsky rada. history of voluntary reunification. the story of the key battle of the northern war, when the leading hegemon of europe was defeated, russia became a world empire. kievskaya station, opened in 1954 in the year of the tricentenary of the reunification of ukraine with russia, is a masterpiece of the so-called great architecture. there definitely needed to be a connection. russian ukrainian culture alexander sergeevich pushkin, who wrote. smalt and colored stones. no graffiti, no dirt, no stench, perfect cleanliness and order. how do you explain this? this station, like the entire metro then, was built not only as a transport hub, but also as an underground museum. all of her 24 mosaic pa

the russian empire, and from my point of view , such psychopathic figures as ivan the terrible, joseph stalinhave been bothering him for a long, long time, he has been trying them on for a long, long time papahu, it is not by chance that he so falls into historical parallels and historical idiocy, i would say, from the point of view of interpreting many provisions of history, and these theses that he is capable of some kind of treaties there, it is very clear how his , who run around him, broadcast it, at least, pay attention to the interview of ne benzi or... the interview of mister lavrov, which is being shown now, these are all people who reveal the possible consequences, the essence of which comes down to that we will not stop there, so the topic that some are talking about is now, what does it mean through karoson was given congratulations on conducting negotiations, and there it was directly stated that let's negotiate, and i think that... that this is only a tactical step, because as svechyn, oleksii andriyovych wrote, war, and no, no, this is lao, according to - to me, that war is fir

compelling argument: joe biden is a diabolical scheme machine with the tyrannical heart of a 50-foot joseph stalinster conductor, playing america's justice department like he's bradley cooper in "maestro," but without the problematic nose. >> desi: i'm sorry, but isn't fox news also constantly painting the picture of joe biden as a doddering old man? >> well, yes, because he's also that, too! if you watch fox news, you understand that joe biden is unable to form a complete sentence or stay up past 3:00 p.m. he spends his days shuffling around the white house in an open bathrobe, mumbling half-thoughts to his own shriveled genitalia. >> desi: sorry, but he's a mastermind? >> oh, a mastermind, desi! with a strong, smooth penis. a mastermind the likes of which the world has never seen! rest assured, he is the author of all the miseries of the world. ukraine, gaza, the border, inflation, that thing where you bite your cheek and then keep biting that same spot! argh! this goddamn biden crime family got me again! >> desi: jordan, please help me put these two narratives together. what does a day in the l

hockey was born in the ussr, and there is a fresh american book that such a beautiful scene, tyrant joseph stalinmlin, and says: “anatoly, we must.” create soviet hockey, well, anatoly says, there is, he leaves, taking it as a base, and russian hockey, that is , bendy, chess of the tradition of russian... soviet ballet creates original soviet hockey, wait again, that means cocktail, ballet, chess, and russian hockey benzy, yes, yes, so, that’s it, that’s how this story is usually seen, in fact, yes, ah, chess, well, in fact, they just took three, well, well, russian hockey obviously, because in our case, yes, everyone was russian, almost all football players at the same time in the winter, the seasons had not overlapped yet, and... .. but there is no, there cannot be any one father, this is such a, well, look, a managerial process, yes, in fact, it’s not tarasov who is called by the management there, yes, but nevertheless he says: guys, we need to start from scratch a new sport, you don’t have rules translated into russian, you don’t have something to play with, well, that is, the soviet industry

so, elon musk recently posted joseph stalin, who depicts a heart, so-and-so, so-and-so stalin, what didk mean by this stalin and this heart, it is difficult to understand, elon musk is sometimes very untidy in his head, but if you loved elon musk and were disappointed in him, you can come to his... to his post in his network x and write to him what you think about it, and write to him maybe, maybe he didn't study history well and doesn't understand who such is stalin, then remind him a little about those millions of ukrainians whom stalin starved to death, about those hundreds of thousands of ukrainians whom stalin killed in the camps with a terrible death. actually, what else did i want to say, and by the way , those of... actually those of our viewers who are now near the polish border, there, listen, our people are stuck at the border, our whole delegation is asking who can bring some warm things, maybe some warm coffee, but they spoke now in a difficult situation, i don't know who it is, some faces, a little familiar, they say that they are in kyiv they hold some positions, well, i

view, it has been worried for a long time such psychopathic figures as ivan the terrible. and joseph stalinlready tried on their hat a long, long time ago, it is no accident that he falls into historical parallels and historical idiocy, i would say, from the point of view of interpreting many provisions of history, and these theses about the fact that he is capable of any contracts there, or it is very clear how his maggots running around him broadcast it, if only from... these are all people who reveal the possible consequences, the essence of which comes down to the fact that we let's not stop there, that's why the topic that some people are talking about now, which means that through karoson, congratulations on conducting negotiations were conveyed, and there it was directly said that let's agree... and i think that this is only a tactical step, because as svechin wrote , oleksiy andriyovych, war, no, no, it is laodzy, in my opinion, war is primarily mastery of lying thank you, mr. roman , roman the immortal, politician, diplomat , former ambassador of the ukrainian state to the republic

well, and this must be a precedent he's thought about, joseph stalin forced leon trotsky out of russiaith an ice axe, in 1940, and stalin died in his bed 12 long years later. now, there are just a few big name putin opponents left in russianjails. among them, vladimir kara—murza, who has british as well as russian citizenship. like navalny, he could have stayed abroad but chose to go back to russia. well, we know now how that ended for alexei navalny. that's it from this second anniversary edition of unspun world. the team and i hope you'll continue to follow us, and until we meet again, goodbye. hello there. friday was a day of sunshine and showers, some of the showers heavy with some hail mixed in, and with colder air moving in across the country, we saw a bit of snow return to the top of the cumbrian fells. this is the top of helvellyn, snow—covered there, in cumbria. now, so far this february, it has been a bit of a wash—out across england and wales. cardiff and coventry have had well over double the average rainfall so far this month. parts of east anglia, houghton hall in norfolk

a visit, look, an incident, supreme commander-in-chief comrade joseph stalin, as you know, went abroad commander-in-chief, but historians report. britain, well, how now the embassy is recognized as the territory of states, in order to discuss there, well, the issue of the moscow conference, churchill, with churchill, yes, i went to the moscow conference eden, anthony, the order is urgent, absolutely true. oath, the last question of the fire, i swear before god with this holy oath that in the fight against bolshevism i will unquestioningly obey the supreme leader of the german troops, and i want, as a brave soldier, to devote my life to fulfilling this oath, ugh, the volunteers of which division swore that? what the division was called, from whom it was formed, ivan sitorenko, khmayugra, the city of surgut. salmanov gymnasium. this division was called, well, it was the galicia division. buckwheat, it's officially called. and formed, accordingly, from nationalists, well, in general, from the national outskirts and ukrainians as well. thanks a lot. the division was called galicia. mainly

the great-grandson of joseph stalin, vissarion dzhugashvili, a former georgian director, has been movinges not understand a word of russian. her body is covered with tattoos and piercings, and she also sings in a punk rock band. her mother, lana peters, is better known in our country as svetlana alliluyeva. in 1970, the woman went overseas and married an american. i learned about my mother’s past as a teenager, and until then she protected me from all this. she said that i was the most american. the american woman always wanted to protect me from all the horrors that she herself had to go through. on july 13, 1999 , sergei nikitovich khrushchev took the oath of allegiance to the united states while receiving american citizenship. by that time, 40 years had passed since his father, the leader of the ussr, nikita khrushchev, promised richard nixon that his grandchildren will live under communism. by the way, nixon and george bush personally helped khrushchev’s son obtain us citizenship. how do you live here? life is good, you see, i’m not an emigrant, i came by invitation for a year, but t

well, listen, it is believed that sometimes it was not joseph stalin who called tarasov, but vasily stalinoing to moscow he returned only when he was transferred from germany, back here, in the summer of 1947 to the moscow military district. and a senior lieutenant , a man who did not fight, that is, a rear man, not a celebrity, but not a famous star at that time at all, on the other hand, a major general, a military officer who went through the entire war and the son of a generalissimo, what they could argue about, even there can’t be a conversation, in my opinion either, no, everything is really simple there, because if you just look at the calendar and look at the dates when stalin returned to moscow and how the football air force played with whom can be reconstructed. there is documentary evidence that the red car was not a red car for a very long time, and our team won the world championship in 1954 wearing blue colors, but from what moment did red become the color of our team? well, we had and there were several sets of blue and red ones, then in fact, well , no one focused on the te

he's gonna meet with joseph stalin, winston churchill as well, and talk about the future of europe and must know if he has a nuclear weapon in his back pocket or not. norris: everybody was on edge, and they had to calm down oppenheimer. he was a bundle of nerves. rhodes: he chain-smoked, which he pretty much always did anyway. groves: it was a situation where i did not want dr. oppenheimer to get nervous. there's a famous picture from that evening where oppenheimer himself crawls up the tower to the top where the bomb has been hoisted he's checking all the final plugs to make sure that everything is in order. he's clearly worried, trying to check every last little detail. wellerstein: oppenheimer doesn't know if this thing is gonna work at all. eisenbach: in fact, he had a bet with another one of the scientists that it wouldn't work-- ten dollars. oppenheimer: there were a hundred things that could be done wrong, any one of which could make the test a failure. nye: everybody had doubts. was it even possible? and then this question, 'cause nobody was really sure: what if we set the whol

comforting for america, let 's listen, behind me is the kievskaya metro station, it was built by joseph stalin we saw shocked us , we are not for stalin and not for putin, but this does not cancel what we saw, or rather we did not see, we did not see any graffiti, no garbage, no stench, no drug addicts, no rapists, those who want to push you on the way kill, everything is purely beautiful, like this explain, we won’t even guess, it’s not our job, we’re just asking, and don’t throw labels at us, this is not the answer, why does russia have this so-called gas station? at first i was amused by this, but then i felt legitimate indignation, we were wondering how much it would all cost, all of us who bought food were from the usa, so we did not pay attention to the prices and just threw everything we would eat into the cart during the week, in total we paid about 400 dollars, my personal check was 104 dollars, exactly in this moment you begin to realize that ideology, so-called corruption, does not matter so much. if you take people's standard of living and trample it into the mud through your dirty

joseph stalin the dictator most dictate of murder in world war ii he condemned the murder of no and notputin more at this point and putin came out and endorsed joe biden's reelection which is a little bit of a surprise i don't think anybody cares about that. but clearly trump if he is reelected he wants to be able to talk to these people and that used to be something valued on both sides of the aisle and valued a little bit more by democrats and republicans the idea that the market president should reach out and talk to the adversaries and see if there's any chance for common ground. cheryl: before you go i would ask about china and taiwan, haskell elect committee mike gallagher is meeting with taiwan's president in taipei today this morning. he's leading the delegation on the three day trip part of a larger indo pacific region. do we need to pay more attention to this in the meetings and also is it going to be put in place for several more months? >> william lai is the successor in the same party the dcp party and a lot of continuity in taiwan it's good for gallagher to go he's leaving

bloodiest war in human history, the leaders of the three countries of the anti-hitler coalition, joseph stalinbig three. but a very young man, georg vartanyan, intervened in hitler’s plans. our family emigrated from the soviet union to tehran in 1930. my father bought a confectionery factory there and was a successful businessman. later i found out that he i am closely connected with soviet intelligence, so i sometimes carried out his assignments, and later i also had a dream of becoming a soviet intelligence officer. evor, come here, quickly, listen carefully, take this package. you see, take abkhaz, he will be where he always is, i understand, and you watch the gun for now, okay, i remember, yes, sit down, i remember well, yes. arrange them in the same sequence, time has passed, i’ll try, like this, right, well done, gevorg, where is the zhora? well, zhora is gone, but where is he? where you go, you don’t see people, right? ivan ivanovich, let me, yeah, come in. hello, i knew your father well, back in the soviet union. and then one day in 1940 i met a famous intelligence officer, he was the

i think we need to return to proven practice during the time of joseph veserovich stalin, when our defenses countries to their banners, this is normal practice, we have the practice of awarding divisions and brigades, it is necessary to resolve the issue of awarding, of course, the leading teams of the enterprises of the defense-industrial complex, by presidential decree. well, in conclusion, i would like to support, of course, the decision of the state duma to introduce the institution of confiscation of property from persons who have taken the path of high treason and the fight against... with our country, we have examples of foreign agents who have 50 apartments in moscow, mansions there is, bills, let's demonstrate, quickly work out law enforcement practice using the opportunity of the prosecutor general's office, the investigative committee, the demonstrative confiscation of these 50-odd apartments to seize from a known foreign agent and hand them over, for example, to those of our young people who, left without parents today, go out into independent life and lead the way to give thes

david: it was reminiscent of the villages that joseph stalin used to set up.he border, though. i thinl k all over the country w because thisbo thing has spread, the effects of this thing, not c only in terms of the cost but in terms of the crime, and we that horrible case of thebu murder of the woman down in georgia and the athens, georgia mayor was speaking in a press conference,e it turneord into a town hall. s coi want to play a snippet ofe and get your reaction. >> liar. >> liar. >> liar. >> liar. we're here to listen. >> liar. >> you're guilty and you've go blood onar your hands for this murder, sir. david: gui now, that is -- i dt think it always goes to those extremes but it shows the frustration of americans with the situation of the border and altratl of the things that resut from a an open border. it's a reason why it's become the number one issue in american politics, right? >>e nu well, listen, joe biden d democrats in congress are deliberately endangering the lives of every american. if you look at laken riley, shs murdered because of the democrat

soon joseph stalin will issue a decree, the famous 227, in which he admits that the soviet union is nowiet union has no advantage over the enemy either in human resources or in bread, the loss of stalingrad actually means the loss of state independence. the advanced units of paulus's army were separated from... the center by only 3-4 km. hitler planned to capture stalingrad in one day, but again miscalculated. the battles in the city were fought not even for the street, but for every step. the battle of stalingrad became one of the most fierce and bloody in the history of all mankind. losses on both sides amounted to more than 2,600,000 people. the terrain crossed in stalingrad was, buildings, basements, and ruins were destroyed. there were enemy groups there and they had to be eliminated. the world-famous pavlov house is named after the guard sergeant major yakov pavlov. he held on. a small group of fighters, there were 25 of them, for a whole 58 days. for comparison, denmark, the entire country was taken in one day with only two wehrmacht casualties. mom, we went to biketovka. klava,

he is calculating every day how to deal with the soviet union's dictator joseph stalin as an ally and then in combat against not see germany and how he would have to deal with stolen as a potential adversary after world war ii. nuclear weapons. the soviet union, the creation of onsocial security system whi franklin roosevelt had done ten years earlier were all issues i far more complex than every issue that passed through h george washington's mind or abraham lincoln's mind in the presidency. franklin roosevelt was making decisions about those issues sometimes in, sometimes when he was nodding off, always in his wheelchair when he was out of bed. sometimes after long naps. sometimes when just speaking itself took every bit of strength he had. and whenever president roosevelt had to be awakened in the middle of the night with the latest battle news in world war ii, even as his physical energy was seeping out of him, he was always ready. he was always ready to do his job in the middle of the night, in the middle of the day. he was always ready to make the next decision. and no, we don't

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francisco remove the homeless people and criminals see what it also reminiscent of the - villages that joseph stalinused to set up and i just want to be well i do think that is not just the border though i do think all the country now, because you see is spread the effects of this thing not only terms of the cost, but in terms of the crime, any that horrible case of the murder of the woman down in georgia. in the athens georgia mayor, was speaking at a press conference entered into a channel placed a bit and get your reaction role. >> many of the elements. >> liar liar liar. >> we are here to listen. >> liar liar you are guilty you blood in your hands. david: this does not always go to those the extreme british shows the frustration of americans with his his situation, the border and all the crises that result from an open border and i think that there is a recent winds become the number one issue in american politics right. >> joe biden a democrat in congress are deliberately endangering the lives of every american and if you look at lincoln riley, beautiful 22 -year-old woman in a nursing student

bulgaria, through the mediation of joseph stalin, kept it for itself. suppress the ukrainian people,age, ukrainian culture, why does he annex territories to it? well, then return the western part of the country, plus lviv, to the poles, ivano-frankivsk and ternopil, because these cities were included by an independent aggressor into the ukrainian ussr in 1939, romania, the chernivtsi region, it went to the ukrainian ssr on august 2, 1940, and hungary or slovakia received transcarpathia. june 9, 1945. by the way, the current head of square, being a showman, even played out a similar scenario. and did avakov help you get your money back? yes, yes, great idea. avakov was offered to sell the chernivtsi region to romania. i'm sorry, what? have you sold the chernivtsi region? yes. how did this happen? just spectators at the border. they gave you the money, and not really, they gave us a receipt, what a receipt, who the hell knows, everything there is in romanian, judging by what is happening in ukraine now and how western partners are turning away from it , it will all end with the sale of

of extermination was really declared on us, in this case i recall the famous speech by joseph isarionovich stalina metro station on the occasion of the twenty-fourth anniversary of the great. that russia started this war, gentlemen, the west started this war at the end of the thirteenth or fourteenth year on the territory of historical russia, cut this off once and for all, on our territory, under the guise of a civil war , in fact, there is a new aggression of the west against russia, from this must be assumed, the west will only speak as a strong partner, we have just talked. about the so-called collective the west and about relations with it, now let’s take a break for a block of political advertising and talk about the global south. my name is vladislav davankov, i came to politics from ordinary life, where people want simple things, to live in abundance, to be happy and confident in the future. i'm going to the presidential elections. so that we all live with dignity and freedom in a modern and peaceful country, live with love and the future, live in a new way. vladislav davankov, russian pr

,” he approaches stalin, takes a glass from him, pours a full one, and a full one for himself and says: “josephgged and kissed. i don’t know, but i think this is the only time someone allowed themselves to kiss stalin like that. i i think... was a calling card, he represented the country, he represented stalin himself, too, because it was stalin who gave chkalov the opportunity to become what he was. well, time passed , everything was fine, by the way, he and his wife already lived in a very nice apartment on chkalov street, and exactly opposite the chkalovs’ house, on chkalov street, there was an apartment where my dad and i lived in a communal apartment, mother, grandmother, grandfather, my aunt, chkalov was urgently called from vacation to test a new fighter and 180. here it follows. this same i-180 with the new m-88 engine, it was heavy and something had to be done urgently, they say, during tests it reached a speed of 570 km/h. it’s true that it was not this modification, it was the third modification of the i-180s or i-183, but nevertheless, after the death of chkalov, this fighter was 57

it's true that moscow subways are excellent the stations are so grant because they were built by joseph stalin at huge public expense to showcase the superiority of soviet communism. in contrast, new york subways are a product of capitalism having been built and operated through public, private partnerships of various guidance, which are more budget conscious it's always has been true that centralized autocracies can marshal the entire resources of society to build great vanity projects docker should go next to see the pyramids and the taj mahal they're amazing causes entire riff about russia is really about american he said i grew up in a country that had cities like moscow and abu dhabi, and dubai, and singapore and tokyo new york is one of his favorite cities, he says, but as he sees it, american cities are now broken carlson was born in 1969. so the new york of the 1970s, he saw fondly remembers, was in fact the city of rampant crime, riots, and graffiti, a city so badly mismanaged that it nearly declared bankruptcy in 1970, 70 seven blackout became legendary for the massive looting and cr

the metro station was built by joseph stalin 70 years ago.ears later, we went inside to take a look and what we found shocked us. for a journalist with a history background, what he saw was a deep dive in every sense. russian life, the first thing tucker carlson saw as soon as he got off the escalator, this is the famous pano, the pereyaslav rada, the history of the voluntary reunification of russia and ukraine in 1654, immediately opposite another pano, the battle of poltava, the story of the key battle of the northern war, when the leading hegemon of europe was defeated, russia became a world empire. opened in 1954 in the year of the tercentenary of the reunification of ukraine with russia by the kievskaya station, the masterpiece is called so. the metro was then built not only as a transport hub, but also as an underground museum. all its 24 mosaic panels tell about the centuries-old friendship of the russian and ukrainian peoples. it has the most rich decor, everything is rich, because this is ukraine, because this is kiev. there are mosa

listen, the beginning of the metro, behind me is the kievskaya metro station, it was built by joseph stalins, it’s not our job, we’re just asking, and there’s no need to throw labels at us. this is not an answer. why does russia have this so-called gas station with an atomic bomb, the metro looks better than absolutely everything we have. we don't know, we ask and wait for an answer. really. why? well, then the americans started posting videos from the new york subway with different scenes and so on and so on onwards and so on. and of course there are a lot of comments, all in our favor. well then. took tucker to auchan, well , it would seem, yes, well, nevertheless, let’s listen, at first it amused me, but then i felt legitimate indignation, we wondered how much all this would cost, all of us who bought the products were from usa, so we didn’t pay attention to the prices and just threw everything we would eat during the week into the cart, in total we paid about 400 dollars, personally my check was 104 dollars at that very moment you you begin to realize that ideologies, so-called corrupti

well — and this must be a precedent he's thought about — joseph stalin forced leon trotsky out of russiad but chose to go back to russia. well, we know now how that ended for alexei navalny. that's it from this second anniversary edition of unspun world. the team and i hope you'll continue to follow us and until we meet again, goodbye. good morning. welcome to breakfast with ben boulos and sarah campbell. our headlines today. conservative mp lee anderson refuses to apologise for comments aimed at london mayor sadiq khan that have been described as anti—muslim. he's been suspended from the party. us and uk fighter planes have carried out more air strikes on houthi targets in yemen in response to a surge in attacks on shipping in the red sea. donald trump is one step closer to the republican presidential nomination after a massive win in south carolina. scotland show their calcutta cup class as they win the trophy for a fourth year in a row, beating england at murrayfield in the six nations. good morning. it's a cold and locally foggy start for some of us this sunday morning. but on the wh

stands up and says: wait a minute, joseph varyonovich, i don’t want you to drink to me, i think that today, all comrades, we must drink to our comrade of steel. approaches stalinsays: joseph siryevich, let's drink at brudershaft. the kremlin froze, they drank, hugged and kissed. i don’t know, but i think this is the only time someone allowed themselves to kiss stalin like that. i think, that is, i am sure, stalin understood who he was dealing with. not only that... of course, he liked chkalov, this russian man who did the unimaginable, this is absolutely freedom multiplied by opportunity. over the whole world, he understood who he was dealing with, among other things, chikalov, of course, was a calling card for stalin, he represented the country, he represented including stalin himself, because it was stalin who gave chkalov the opportunity to become what he was, well, time passed, everything was fine, by the way, he and his wife already lived in a very nice apartment on the street. chkalovo, and exactly opposite the chikalovs’ house on chikalov street, there was an apartment where we lived in a communal apartment with my father, mother, grandmother, grandfath

he approaches stalin and takes it from he pours a glass full and a full one for himself and says: “josephin froze, they drank, hugged and kissed. i don’t know, but i think this is the only time... when someone allowed himself to kiss stalin like that, i think, that is, i’m sure stalin understood who he was dealing with, and not only that, of course, he liked chkalov, this russian man who did the unimaginable, this absolute freedom, multiplied by the opportunity to fly over the whole world, he understood who he was dealing with. besides everything else, chkalov, of course, was a calling card for stalin, he represented the country, he represented stalin himself, too, because it was stalin who gave shkalov the opportunity to become what he was, well, time passed, everything was fine, they, by the way, my wife and i already lived in a very nice apartment, on chkalov street, and exactly opposite the chkalovs’ house, on chkalov street, there was... an apartment where we lived in a communal apartment with my dad, mom, grandmother, grandfather, my aunt, uncle , sister, on the contrary, was chkalo

stalin and massive renamings. stalingrad turned into volgograd, and the capital of the tajik ussr stalinabad into dushanbe. even films were censored; any references to joseph impression especially the procedure itself. changing clothes, taking off his uniform, putting on an old , worn uniform, there was no such, in my opinion, respect for the body of a great man, just to bury him. ilya vladislavovich, if we said in the last part that khrushchov acted based on some immediate, as we were told here, needs. right from the moment of stalin’s death, and if we read the minutes of the meetings of the presidium and the politburo, all this talk about the need for rehabilitation, about excesses, about mistakes, and they started from the very beginning, and we are fine i think everyone present here knows that the first amnesty was prepared by beria, and by the way, of course, not everyone was included in this amnesty. not all of them were prisoners, but those who had a sentence of less than 5 years, and the rest were reduced by half from forty, and so on, wait, maybe you can then explain this there by the fact that nikita sergeevich was 3 years, maybe someone there al

all of us comrades should drink to comrade stalin, approaches stalin, takes a glass from him, pours a full glass for himself and says: josephll well, time passed, everything was fine, by the way, he and his wife were already living in a very nice apartment on chakhalov street, exactly on... opposite the chikalovs’ house on chikalov street there was an apartment where we lived in a communal apartment with my dad, mother, grandmother, grandfather, my aunt, uncle and sister, directly opposite was chikalov’s house, they lived in apartment 102, now i don’t remember, on the fourth or fifth floor, i was visiting them, at that time, probably a large, well, not very large apartment, nevertheless , chkalovo house, everyone knows, in moscow at least everyone knows it. december 1, 1938, urgently called back from vacation to test a new fighter and 180, several reservations should be made here: the fact is that spain was already there, the fact is that there were already mesthersmiths 109 in the sky, and this is a speed of 500, 550, well under 500 km/h, and we still called 16, by the way, ours. and for some reason the germans called them

address you, comrade stalin. stretched out like soldiers, stunned walkers , i’m listening to you, comrades, gilovani immediately took on the role of leader. what a question? help, josephed. followed further. during my student years, i worked as a freelance special correspondent for komsomolskaya pravda, and then by chance i met my boss in the information department. lyosha korobov was a brilliant war correspondent. for his feat back in the finnish war, he was awarded the order lenin. i sent my reports to the russian federation telling the truth from all fronts. he left sevastopol with the last submarine, then with kavpak’s detachment through occupied ukraine, he knew everything about everyone, but he was intemperate with his tongue, so they didn’t always believe his other stories, but this time, it means you are now working at mosfilm, for the glory of soviet cinema , as always, he squinted slyly, in the script you say, from kuzakov, so how is it working with the son of iv himself? i was surprised, the same one, lyosha raised his finger up, only at our next meeting ventured to tell what he meant. it turns out that when stalin was in tsarist exile in the north in solvo