suddenly khrushchev made a proposal.from the russian federation to the ukrainian republic. from crimea to russia it is far, ukraine is closer, it will be easier to conduct all sorts of economic affairs. i've already talked to someone about this. i think we will also come to an agreement with the russian federation, we just need to arrange all this wisely, so that the supreme council of both republics ask the union supreme council to make such a transfer, and voroshilov needs to carry it all out kindly through the presidium of the supreme council of the ussr. i think there will be no objections,” he said. bulganin, mikayan, kirichenko, koganovich and others responded with exclamations correctly, accept, convey. only molotov, who was standing at the door to the next room, waiting for some kind of telephone conversation, said: “ not addressing anyone.” of course, such a proposal is incorrect, but apparently we will have to accept it. here's the actual solution. you know, here i will support vladimir andreevich, i, as a nati

what was it, how 70 years ago khrushchev transferred crimea to the ukrainian ussr, how ukraine tried to erase crimea from history. was a decision of the party leadership of the cpsu, which was initiated by the then first secretary of the central committee nikita khrushchev. the decision to transfer crimea to ukraine was one of many, almost ordinary actions of the leadership at that time countries to change the administrative boundaries of republics and regions within the ussr, and after decades led to historical consequences and changed. be that as it may, what they definitely didn’t do 70 years ago during the transfer of crimea was not ask the crimeans themselves whether they wanted to become part of, albeit a fraternal, but still another union republic. the issue is not only economic, but cultural. integration of crimean residents into ukraine was unprincipled for officials, no big deal, after all, all soviet people, but with the beginning of the processes disintegration in the nineties, the issue became on the agenda: in january ninety-one, in a referendum, the majority of crimean

central committee, nikita khrushchev. the decision to transfer crimea to ukraine was at that time one of many, almost ordinary actions of the country’s leadership to change the administrative borders of republics and regions within the ussr, and decades later it led to historical consequences and changed the essence millions of people. justification of the need to transfer crimea to the ukrainian ssr. these documents sounded purely pragmatic, given the commonality of the economy, territorial proximity and close economic and cultural ties between the crimean region of the ukrainian ussr. according to one version, khrushchev wanted the construction of the north crimean canal from ukraine to the peninsula to be supervised by kiev, not moscow. according to another, crimea with its resorts became khrushchev’s gift to the ukrainian party nomenclature for the tercentenary. reunification of ukraine with russia, be that as it may, but what is definitely not they did 70 years ago during the transfer of crimea, but they didn’t ask t

yes, we know about khrushchev, but why don’t we know about the heroes?rteenth year, that is, i think he would have rejoiced, rejoiced, because in the fourteenth year what he seemed to be struggling with in the fifty- third was restored. over the years, many justifications have been given for the transfer of crimea to the ussr, however, none of them cancels the main thing. correcting the political mistakes of the past is too expensive. we will talk about how the events of seventy years ago influenced the historical processes in novorussia with our regular expert, historian, political scientist, alexander vasiliev, sasha, good afternoon, good afternoon, sasha, since the time of the great, crimea belongs. the central rada called the germans, yes, because the national idea of ​​the ukrainian nationalists is to be occupied by germany in any circumstances, yes, that means german troops came in, right there it means that there were ukrainian military leaders, atamans, yes, such a mr. balbachan, that means, who... decided to make a military campaign at the head

how khrushchev surrendered crimea, today is the first.ch, i would blow this door to hell, it doesn’t work, sorry , lyusha, listen to me, dad. listen, carefully, don't get distracted, have an idea, what's the idea? well, what kind of idea can i have, the final one, raise the floor in the cabin, so dad, is that you? yes, it’s me, it’s me, who else? according to the instructions, you can’t enter there until the plane is de-energized, there are all on-board avionics nearby, as i wrote this myself instructions for a normal situation, but what the hell is your normal situation now? let's raise the floor.' thank you, dear passengers, i am the co-pilot of alexander kuzmin. now we have to transfer to another plane. right in the air, put on all the warm clothes you can find, if you have creams and gels, smear your face and hands, we will panic, we will all die, but we will act harmoniously, we will remain alive, i will now text you my daughter’s phone number, i really appreciate you please call her, i'm really sorry for you, i won't leave here, i i

what was it like 70 years ago, khrushchev transferred crimea to the ukrainian ussr.imea from the history of novorossiya? conversation with a program expert. book renaissance in new regions. read fluently in russian. 70 years ago. in 1954, the supreme council of the ussr adopted a law on the transfer of the crimean region from the rsfsr to the ukrainian ussr and thus finally approved the decision of the party leadership of the cpsu, which was initiated by the then first secretary of the central committee nikita khrushchev. the decision to transfer crimea to ukraine was one of many at that time. almost ordinary the action of the country's leadership to change the administrative borders of republics and regions within the ussr, and decades later led to historical consequences and changed the fate of millions of people. the justification for the need to transfer crimea to the ossr in party documents sounded purely pragmatic, taking into account the common economy, territorial proximity and... close economic and cultural ties between the crimean region and the ukrainian u

khrushchev's order to stand down was all thanks to kennedyin .a deep understanding of each other because they'd been secretly sending letter bs to one anothe, going around the backs of both of their intelligence agencies. >> khrushchev initiated the exchange, sendince agencg ay to deliver a 26 page letter. e t he wrote the letter while at the black sea, where he said he had a momen wt of clarity. >> in the letter, khrushchev likened their situation noah's ark, where both the clean and unclean are equallyuall interested in one thing, and that is the ark i successfully continue its cruise. either we should live are in pee and cooperation so the dark maintains its buoyancy or it sinks. >> now, jfk was quick to reply from. his home in hyannis port, agreeing with khrushchev's analogy, saying despiteit two countries differences, they have to put aside their conflicte th. humanity >> humanity was to survive. the exchange betweens to the two made them see each other as human beings. >> rather is jusm e t political rivals. and without this private exchang

in the end, the dispute was decided by khrushchev himself.an urgent message comes from academician keldysh, it is impossible to fly, solar activity has increased , flares have been recorded, the flight program is on the verge of failure and the chief designer is beside himself with rage, yet is more worried, it will take place at the appointed time, all her efforts may be in vain, due to the characteristics of the female body, another one will fly into space, grueling training, the hard-won right to be first, all in vain, with difficulty they managed to persuade academician kildish not to cancel the flight, and valery bykovsky goes to the launch pad. 2 hours before the launch, bykovsky climbs into the ship in order to take his place and report dawn. readiness for flight, but that was not the case, first the vhf transmitters failed, then a defect in the ejection seat was discovered. 5 minutes before launch the hydraulic horizon of the third stage failed. in order not to cancel the launch, it was decided to replace the device directly with a fu

, yes, khrushchev, somehow, i don't know if it's khrushchev, or somehow this movie script gets to beria. dovzhenkom, he is terribly indignant, and we also chose a quote from stalin, just what says that this scenario of dovzhenko, ukraine is on fire is a revision of leninism. on january 31, 1944, imagine that a special meeting of the cpsu was convened, stalin called a special meeting of the communist party of ukraine, and gave a speech, there is a transcript of stalin’s speech, which says the following: if the war is judged, let dovzhenko lead, then representatives of all of the peoples of the ussr, only ukrainians participate in it, which means that here again, spravdo and dovzhenko, his film story, are not in good terms. is anti-soviet, a vivid manifestation of nationalism, a narrow nationalism limitations, and of course, it is impossible to make this movie, absolutely everything is chopped up, and dovzhenko writes this famous phrase of his in his diary, he writes that on january 31 , 1944, i was brought to the kremlin, there i was chopped to pieces and the blood-stained parts of my so

khrushchev, yes , khrushchev somehow, i don’t know if it is khrushchev, or somehow this film script getsria, and from beria it gets to stalin, and stalin, terribly, stalin, with whom dozhenko walked, walked around moscow, who ordered the script, he is completely satisfied with stalin, dovzhenko, he is terribly indignant, and we also chose a quote from stalin, it’s just that... they cut it down, and dovzhenko writes his famous it is impossible to shoot this film, this is absolutely the whole phrase in his diary, he writes that on january 31 , 1944. year i was brought to the kremlin, there i was cut to pieces and the bloodied parts of my soul were scattered for shame and drowned in all gatherings, i held on for a year and fell, my heart could not withstand the burden of untruth and evil, i was born and lived for good and love, i was killed by the hatred of the great just at the moment of their smallness, isn't this the moment of truth for dovzhenko, this is the story of ukraine on fire? che is a moment of truth for him, but with on the other hand, he then continues to film something, he th

khrushchev, yes khrushchev somehow, i don't know if it is khrushchev, or somehow this film script getsnd from beria it gets to stalin, and stalin terribly. on january 31, 1944, imagine stalin was summoned. convened a special meeting of the cpsu and gives a speech, there is a transcript of stalin's speech, which says the following: if you judge the war based on dovzhenko's film story, then representatives of all the peoples of the ussr do not participate in the national war, only ukrainians participate in it, so here, too, not the authorities with dovzhenko's truth, his film story is anti-soviet, a vivid manifestation of nationalism, a narrow nationalism. limitations, and of course, it is impossible to shoot this film, absolutely everything will be cut down, and dovzhenko writes this famous phrase of his in his diary, he writes that on january 31, 1944 year i was brought to the kremlin, there i was hacked to pieces and the bloody parts of my soul were scattered for shame and drowned in all gatherings, i held on for a year and fell my... heart could not withstand the burden of lies and e

in 1954, the first secretary of the cpsu central committee, nikita sergeevich khrushchev, decided tonsfer crimea to ukraine from the barsky shoulder. he was sure, like the first bolsheviks, that none of this would matter. a fanatical tyrant, no attempt to kill him, as he likes to say. collapse of the soviet union, we suddenly felt that we might find ourselves outside our homeland, the whole square was cordoned off by people holding out their hands with russian flags and saying to russia, my tears flowed, the premiere is a big story, how khrushchev surrendered the crimea, today on the first day. the grand opening of the twelfth film festival took place today. everything is clear, you rented a hotel room, yes, i checked, come here, and you’ll catch me, i was in the studio, dozens of people saw me, you’re still lying, why are you lumping everything together, and we’ll get used to living separately, we’ll break up anyway , well , understand, well, we don’t decide, but come up with it there something, so, gentlemen, a statement has been received from the non-chaev spouses known to you, af

the khrushchevs come and go, russia remains forever, our god-protected native land.t was a great story, see you on the first one. crimea, russia, forever. lately, we are increasingly hearing the phrase global majority, but who is included in it, what countries does it consist of, and most importantly, who governs these states, because the future of the whole world depends on the political will of the leaders. today i will introduce you to the president of the syrian arab republic , bashar assad, a man who challenged the collective west, managed to defend his state, and defend his historical destiny. the identity of its people. we met at the palace of the syrian president. i invited him to discuss issues of multipolarity, national traditions and culture. the president of syria is a man with an unusual destiny. bashar was not 5 years old when his father, as a result of a coup, took the post of president of the country. hafisad was the leader of the party. baaz, which combined socialism with arab nationalism. assad the elder was a supporter of partial liberalization of

, yes, khrushchev, somehow, i don't know if it's khrushchev, or somehow this film script gets to beriaeria it gets to stalin, and stalin, terribly, stalin, with whom dozhenko walked, walked. in moscow, who ordered the script and was completely satisfied with stalin's dovzhenko, he is terribly indignant, and we also chose a quote from stalin, who simply says that this script by dovzhenko, ukraine is on fire, is a revision of leninism. on january 31, 1944, just imagine, a special meeting was convened by stalin. kpb makes a speech, there is a transcript of stalin's speech, which says the following: if avayne is judged by dovzhenko's film story, then the representatives of all nations do not participate in the national war ussr, only ukrainians participate in it. so, here, again, dovzhenko is not right with the authorities, his film story is anti-soviet, a vivid manifestation of nationalism, a narrow national limitation, well... and of course it is impossible to make this film, it is absolutely everything is cut down, and dovzhenko writes this famous phrase in his diary, he writes that on

the protocol was strangely signed by nemalenkov, who presided, for some reason khrushchev.ommitted in violation of three constitutions of the body. premiere, big story, like khrushchev crimea i handed it over, tomorrow on the first day, the snow is still white in the fields, and in the spring the waters are noisy, running, waking up the sleepy shore, running, shining and shouting, they shout to all ends, spring is coming, spring is coming. we are young spring messengers, she sent us ahead, what, where, when, spring series of games, tomorrow, after the program time, show fashion verdict on channel one, with you i am alexander rogov, over the last month she ordered black leather shorts, boldly. bold, red tracksuit, what a disgrace, i don’t like the way my daughter dresses, especially lately, the way she i’ve gained weight, i’m a heavy mother, my mother really wants me to be a decent girl, this is what i call a spectacular appearance, meet me, well, a good, attractive girl, all this can be cheered up, look, we can change the color, it seems to me, that’s what something like th

, yes, khrushchev, somehow, i don’t know if it’s khrushchev, or somehow it gets into this film scripta and from... we also chose a quote from stalin, simply, which says that this script dovzhenka's ukraine is on fire is a revision of leninism. on january 1, 1944, imagine that stalin called a special meeting of the cpsu and gave a speech, there a transcript of stalin's speech, which says the following: if you judge the war until dovzhenko is mentioned, then representatives of all the peoples of the ussr do not participate in the national war, only ukrainians participate in it, which means that it is not the authorities here again . dovzhenko writes this famous phrase of his in his diary, writes that on january 31, 1944, i was brought to the kremlin, there i was cut to pieces and the bloody parts of my soul were scattered. to shame and defeat in all gatherings, i held on for a year and fell, mine my heart could not withstand the burden of lies and evil, i was born and lived for good and love, i was killed by the hatred of the great just at the moment of their smallness, whether or not t

, yes khrushchev... somehow, i don’t know if it is khrushchev, or somehow this film script gets to beriaom beria it gets to stalin, and stalin , terribly, stalin, with whom dozhenko went, walked around moscow, who ordered the script, were completely satisfied with stalin, dovzhenko, he is terribly indignant, and we also chose a quote from stalin, simply, who says that this. dovzhenka's script ukraine is on fire is a revision of leninism. 31 in january 1944, imagine, it was convened, stalin convened a special meeting of the cpsu and gave a speech, there is a transcript of stalin’s speech, which says the following: if the war is judged by dovzhenka’s film story, then representatives of all the nations of the ussr did not participate in the national war, in it only ukrainians participate. dovzhenko writes this well-known phrase in his diary, he writes that on january 31, 1944, i was taken. to the kremlin, where i was hacked to pieces, and the bloodied parts of my soul were scattered to the shame and slaughter of all gatherings, i held on for a year and fell, my heart could not withstand the

moscow branch of the union of artists in the manege in the year sixty-two, did not like comrade khrushchevroke out, however, in the halls. they also saw such paintings. falk's nude work. such a masterpiece can only cause outrage. this is painting. comrades, but i don’t understand, comrades, so you are innovators. nikita sergeevich quickly moves through the exhibition from painting to painting. it's clear from the expression on his face that he's furious. the next moment, he literally starts screaming, what? what kind of disgrace is this, what kind of brainwashing is this, soviet people don’t need this, ban it, ban everything, and he has these deformed bodies and images, they have become him to bring into the speech, but because ens unknown still wrote in his memoirs, but he says, well , i simply have never met a more uneducated and uncultured person in my life. this exhibition, reacted favorably to it and so on, they were waiting for the opening, some kind of furor, you know, from there they were suddenly crushed, absolutely, he was an avant-garde artist, but he wanted to work with the aut

khrushchev was dismissed.uts who returned to earth were received in moscow only 5 days later by the new leader of the country. leonid brezhnev. leonid brezhnev loved hockey, figure skating and astronauts, but at the same time he was an extremely cautious person to the point of inaction. having come to power, the first thing he did was postpone the launch of the voskhod-2 spacecraft, and although there was a pause used to refine the safety systems of the ship and a special space suit, in which it was supposed to work in outer space, it became clear: the attitude of the highest echelons of power in the space industry has changed, it has become cooler. there's no denying the handiness. in history, just as you know, if it had been, say, not khrushchev, but brezhnev, then perhaps the soviet union would never have launched the first artificial earth satellite, because leonid ilyich, as we know, did not have . such passionate aspirations, like nikita sergeevich khrushchev. brezhny was not interested in this, that’s t

khrushchev sergei nikitovich khrushchev, who, by the way, lives in america, said that his father did smart, large man, it was awkward to somehow take that boot back out on the heel, so his shoes remained in his hand when he entered... here is the enemy, he began to knock on the podium. it was a very noisy story, we still remember it, not in the best way, it affected the image of the country, not to mention the rest of us.

igor volgin, participant, witness of all those phenomena, events that we used to call the khrushchev thaw, this is the period that is, as is commonly believed, between the year 56, the twentieth party congress and the sixty-eighth or seventieth year, this is after all. and he, getting into the carriage with his wife, having committed his betrayal, believed that he was making a career, and meanwhile he was ruining it, well, that is , long live the career, when the career is like shakespeare, pasteur, homer and tolstoy, he made lion's pause, i promised, i promised, here's igor volgin, just think about your career, the words are absolutely, this is this, this is such a powerful beginning, i remember the very beginning, here i am, i was a schoolboy, fifty-ninth year, evenings on mayakovsky square, when people gathered. and i open a literary newspaper in irkutsk at the station, i open the newspaper and there, bon voyage , that means that was the manner. it’s full of autographs and writers, i wrote to him “the door is at vitya urin’s, a literary man,” so he introduced me there to santakols

in 1954 , the first secretary of the cpsu central committee, nikita sergeevich khrushchev, decided toraine from the barsky shoulder. he was sure, like the first bolsheviks, that all this would not matter, a fanatic, a tyrant, nothing there, as they like to say, an attempt to screw over the ukrainian bureaucracy or even a gift to my mother, who was born in western ukraine, the protocol was strangely signed by not little ones , who presided, but for some reason khrushchev, a crime was committed, in violation of three constitutions, by bodies that were not authorized to transfer the territory, accuses khrushchev of transferring crimea. crimea was handed over tomorrow on the first and live on the air of the capital show field of miracles finale! ask! oh, a good ending, as in the middle of the last century in the west of our country they called old potatoes, they said, we need to collect them for the cows. give it away, pigs don’t eat it, which, by the way, is correct, 550 points, letter a, open, old potatoes, you have to give it to the cows, pigs don’t eat it, how strange, it would seem t

recognizable signs of the past, that’s what we’ll talk about today, what it was like 70 years ago, khrushcheved to... crimea from the history of novorossiya. conversation with a program expert. book renaissance in new regions. read fluently in russian. 70 years ago, in april 1954, the supreme soviet of the ussr adopted a law on the transfer of the crimean region from the rsfsr to the ukrainian ussr. and thus finally approved the decision of the party leadership of the cpsu, which was initiated by the then first secretary of the central committee, nikita khrushchev. the decision to transfer crimea to ukraine was at that time one of many, almost ordinary actions of the country's leadership to change the administrative borders of republics and regions within the ussr, and through.

malinkov in a compartment with khrushchev and kaganovich, here you are with your suspicions, like a knife, and you ’ll ruin yourself, and to hell with him, and you’re talking about his son i thought to myself, who are you going to leave it to, and will the state take care of it? frutting with a dubalon, you understood, dubalon, what you were thinking about, good fellow, well, you said, when i take it, good, that he is against malenkov and the others, but too one flashed. here's her go, i i can guess what kind of butter it is, well, that ’s an option, we can try it, then let’s get lucky, in this case we’ll really need it, moscow time - and i don’t care what’s on the kumpal, what’s from the bag, but you haven’t tried to think, sometimes cleaning the pipes helps, every land market, so quiet, quiet, quiet, look there, the boy, you’ll see, well, he seems to be on the eyebrows, so, well, check him out, but i ask you to be careful, has it been decided that i’m the one? such a big believer in fairy tales, yes, come on, yes, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, let's go,

in 1954, the first secretary of the cpsu central committee, nikita sergeevich khrushchev, decided toks, that none of this would matter. fanatic, tyrant. and there is no, as they like to say, an attempt to invest in the ukrainian bureaucracy or even a gift to mine. mother who was born in western ukraine, the protocol was strangely signed not by malenkov, who presided, but for some reason by khrushchev, a crime was committed, in violation of three constitutions by bodies that were not authorized to transfer the territory, accuses khrucheva of transferring crimea, after all, he did not transfer crimea to romania , not bulgaria, not great britain, not france, all this happened within the framework of the union state, when the processes of the collapse of the soviet union had already begun, we suddenly felt that we... a product of the stellar group, bourbon steersman stellar group product, visky mancacher, stellar group product, Сnop gin, stellar group product, naturally, it was quite a long time ago, i was flying out of paris, after the concerts, i went to the ticket counter. and luggage

, is relevant for ours time, or after all, one cannot compare, i would say, the adequacy of khrushchevadequacy of putin, i don't even know, of course, this is what constitutes the problem, but the problem also lies in the fact that we actually faced each other in 22, 23, 24 years with a new phenomenon, if it was about used. atoms for war, i.e. rockets, it was at least clear who controlled them, where did they come from and where did they get it? answer, with the seizure of nuclear facilities, such as the zaporizhia as, the possibility of using this threat and creating actually nuclear, nuclear crisis. of a nuclear explosion in conditions where it is not clear who did it, as with the kakhovskaya dam, that is, you can endlessly point the finger at the opposite side, and in fact responsibility does not come or does not come so quickly and immediately, that is, in fact, today we are in a more dangerous situation, than there were during the caribbean crisis, due to the fact that the responsibility is so... blurred, say, in principle, if you look now at the war between russia and ukraine, ho

, liberated belarus and remained one of the few who did not write true stories about stalin in khrushchev’se loved the leader immensely, and the leader is pretty of his money he sent transfers to his father-priest, this is how it happens, the vile worm would be offended, the liberal, the slime, those who live to satisfy their pederotic needs of fulfillment. food stuff, corpses, worms, rubbish, manure on the sidelines of history, dried up, there are no such people among us, there are only powerful people, it ’s a political year, you know, here i usually spend 2 hours reading various emails, from the media, analytics to the report foreign intelligence, special services and so on, guys, everything is concentrated on finding a way to bring us down. whatever you and i have relations, i scolded you there, fired you from work and so on, you should be state people, neither i nor you personally mean anything compared to what sovereign independent belarus means to us, we must protect it with our labor, blood, then our lives, we must protect these words for everyone, everything. there is no more you,

from childhood, but not necessary to be afraid, the vile twentieth party congress, the suffocating khrushchevh, who himself had blood on his hands, who licked stalin’s boots to the point of nausea, he fulfilled the nomenklatura order, the party, the elite were tired, tired of working like hell, stalin worked until 3:00 in the morning they did not sleep, could have called, stalin did not spare himself, even more so, all for the sake of the state and... the cosmopolitans baptized the truth, the wild one caught a cold, washed out. that’s it, you won’t be able to decompose anymore, you won’t be able to write unsubscribes, and secretly in your soul wait for another government, in order to hold the twentieth congress again, denounce the cult of personality and go into the bourgeoisie, take over property before steering, it won’t work, to hell with you, and the enemy is on the prowl, on the prowl, people, with his closest attack, as if the hellish enemies were working all over the perimeter, and for me for hours it’s falling, that’s when you said the same thing, that well, no matter how well it work

story, how khrushchev surrendered crimea, today is the first. film i play a negative character. i'm an avenger. i just left my license. jane's script is real. this isn't a movie anymore, please be careful jack, damn, it hurts, i feel like i'm made of one piece of a movie, from head to toe. thank you for being here. matador on saturday on the first. this is a festival where there are films for everyone, this is cannes, where maxim is going, you are getting ready far away, my mother ordered me, watching the streets, these girls are being pissed off. and, for which i will live, for which i have lived. my dear, mom. we wish you well-being and give you, well, a talisman, and have prepared another small surprise for you, thank you very much, thank you, sister, then not my husband, good fellow, with red de. bravo, we wish you to have a family in life that is as beautiful, as sweet as these ural gingerbread bouquets, but tasteful kareli, these are the dolls that we are showing you now. and transition, transition, into the circle, circle, from the circle

anniversary exhibition of the moscow branch of the union of artists. in the arena in 1962 , comrade khrushchev’t like it , a real scandal broke out, but in the halls they saw such canvases, falk’s nude work, such a masterpiece can only cause indignation, this is painting, comrades, but i don’t understand, comrades, here you are , then this is most innovators, nikita sergeevich rapidly moves through the exhibition from... picture to picture, it’s clear from the expression on his face that he’s furious. the next moment he literally starts screaming, what kind of disgrace is this, what kind of brainwash is this? the soviet people don’t need this, ban it, ban everything. and he, these deformed bodies and images, they began to bring him to perform, well, because... ans unknown wrote in his memoirs, but he says, well, a more uneducated person and uncultured, i i’ve just never seen it in my entire life, it was all completely incomprehensible and didn’t fit in at all. a new revolutionary time had come, he believed that avant-garde art should work together with the authorities, with the law. a campaign

visit, traveled to many cities of the soviet union, met with the leader of the soviet union, nikita khrushchev, who a little later visited the berman union. on a return visit. during the first 10 years of the existence of independent burma , soviet specialists actively helped build houses and raise industry. recently, the most active cooperation has taken place on security issues. it concerns, on the one hand , maintaining close contacts with the armed forces of myanmar and tamado, and on the other, cooperation in the field of technology exchange and personnel training. as for other areas, then... our countries cooperate in the fields of agriculture, pharmaceuticals, energy, and mining. thank you, mr prime minister, for your kind words. regarding russia, i in mine i really must say that myanmar is also absolutely incredible, beautiful, amazing, a country like no other, i had the good fortune to visit your country several times, each time i found more and more new colors in it, new and new interesting places. myanmar has many tourist destinations worth visiting. our country is famous for its un

voznesensky from the soviet union, and he answered him: comrade khrushchev, this can never happen, becausee. in the book you also write that this is also surprising, i was thinking how time puts everything in its place, when the film came out... i’m walking around moscow, everything is fine in the world, you can’t immediately understand what’s going on, but it’s just the summer rain has passed , normal summer rain, the whole country saw the young nikita mikhalkov, then no one could imagine what kind of figure, what size he would become decades later, what do you think, besides talent? what else is required in order for, from all the foam and competition that exists, it is clear, in every profession, but a person, well, no, has his own character, because if there is no character, then you know, it’s like a car that has nothing to steer, and you, as a boy from rybensk, having learned about this story, came to moscow, indeed, i lived at that time in ribensk, i was still 15 years old, only black radio dishes hung on all the poles, and from there came the roar of khrushchev, who... at home rose

this the largest russian map is the size of the wall of a khrushchev panel building.e down to the south. there is no usual scale and degree grid. the river network and land roads served for orientation. the author left text notes: remizov attributed the moscow kingdom to the right edge of the map, and drew the northern lands in detail. locality, but as a detailed chronicle of the history of russia. yes, thank you, igor, we’ll let you go, getting ready for the broadcast, we’ll use the remaining minute before the regional part to turn on the state television and radio broadcasting company kaliningrad, polina globlina, already in the studio in kaliningrad today they are celebrating. hello, igor, the main venue for celebrating the anniversary was the baltic federal university, which bears the name of the german philosopher. started there today. western europe, usa, latin america, china. today at exactly 17:24 flowers were laid at the philosopher’s grave. a new exhibition has opened in the cathedral, next to which he rests. there you can see kant’s works, as well as sit at

paintings of belyutin and other avant-garde artists who were. presented at the anniversary comrade khrushchevthe moscow branch of the union of artists in manezh in 1962 , a real scandal broke out, but in the halls they saw such canvases, falk’s nude work, such a masterpiece can only cause indignation, this is painting, comrades, but i don’t understand, comrades, you are the most innovators. nikita sergeevich quickly moves around the exhibition from painting to painting, and it’s clear from his facial expression that he is furious. the next moment, he literally starts screaming, what kind of disgrace is this, what is this brainwash? the soviet people don’t need this, ban it, ban everything. and he has these deformed bodies, all these bodies from... you like the west, please, this, please, so why, i say, 10 years, and this should be the order, why? belyotin is completely confused, because everyone around them promised that everything would be wonderful, furtseva came at night, she looked at this exhibition, reacted favorably to it and so on, they... on nikitsky boulevard, they never presented t

ally of russia, so that they would be allies of russia, so you would like to be an ally of russia, khrushchevch brought the matter to war, well, to a border conflict, wait a minute, boris nikolaevich did not understand at all what was happening, so he says, of course you guys yours are excellent. really putin, there are no questions for him, for your leader, when we consider it as a country, look, a generation of east germans, czechs, slovaks, bulgarians, poles, rums, iraqis, yemenites and so on, we betrayed them all, yes, and china says, well, wait, come on, you your yesterday's allies were really abandoned, abandoned, you didn't care, the millions of people who believed you. regarding this privatization that took place, well, time was lost there, but i would still like to know who the sage is who deprived us of all the mineral resources, who wrote the article in the constitution in such a way that it was all of the people, and now it’s all over , no, well, according to the constitution, it is still of the whole people, that’s another thing, it is of the whole people, but it is unclear in wh

nikita khrushchev even. where it was shown how many megatons of nuclear charges needed to be placed ont would not exist, and how many on france, in 3 days everything was curtailed, the fussy channel with egypt was left alone. americans today cannot look at the important logistics corridor with indifference. money for operating the channel haunts the americans; in 2011, they... egypt allegedly has 70 billion dollars, having found them in the accounts of president mubarak, whom they overthrew and imprisoned, well, as always. this route is far from ideal, the main problem is the tariffs. the passage of a heavy-duty vessel cost from 160 thousand to 1 million dollars. in 2022, transportation jumped by another 15%. but the suede canal is only the top of this trade chain. a little lower on the map is the red sea and bappel mandep. the strait is where the houthis are sinking american ships today, including. in january, the united states and its allies launched a military operation in yemen to suppress the houthi uprising of local opposition. in response, they began to attack maritime merchant

funbocks, liberated belarus and remained one of the few who did not write nonsense about stalin in khrushchev’ssely, and the leader sent a fair amount of his money to his father-priest, so it happens, the vile worm would be offended, the liberal, the slime, those who live to satisfy their own... for everyone, that's it, there is no more you, no more of your interests, no more of your ambitions, no of your weaknesses, they say in the post, die, or you are a weapon in to the right hand of the president, or get out, time this, or they will kill everyone, and before death they will rape and kill their wives and children in front of their eyes, you think, i’m exaggerating, our vile intelligentsia somehow hushes up history, for example, the february revolution, which we have without... blood is called the high society, the best people, the elite of the nation of light, chiduma, profitable, portly, generals, overthrew the king, and rejoiced, jumped, and raised their glasses, freedom will greet us joyfully in the morning, and what happened? quote: colonel vinberg. soldiers and workers scoured the entir

he could not destroy him, and then after khrushchev he also could not for a long time, while grechkaican saturn rocket tore off from the cape kennedy launch pad. apollo 11 spacecraft with three astronauts on board. at the cosmodrome in the surrounding areas , about a million people watched the launch, about a billion people watched the television broadcast, because few people know that before... apollo-11 apollo 10 commander tom stafford descended to 100 m, looked, flew away, again connected with serenne and returned to the ground, tom stafford dropped to 100 m, we saw it all, neil armstrong, we should have. for the first time in human history to land on the surface of the moon, collect samples of lunar soil, install scientific instruments on the moon and conduct television sessions from the surface, two rivals, the soviet union and the united states, reached the finish line. on july 17 , a soviet automatic station entered lunar orbit, and on july 19 , an american ship with astronauts. the count went on by hours, perhaps by minutes. everyone was worried about the question: who will s

khrushchev on behalf of. the ussr repeats its offer to join nato. the answer will be the same.case , there is nothing left to do but balance the bloc by creating its own defensive alliance of friendly eastern european states of the socialist camp. on may 14, 1955 , the warsaw pact was signed, if in full, then an agreement on friendship, cooperation and mutual assistance. 7 years after creation. nato is included in it alphabetically: albania, bulgaria, hungary, east germany, poland, romania, ussr and czechoslovakia. the warsaw pact, as a military-political alliance, lasted until february of the ninety-first year. in july of ninety-one, a protocol was signed in prague on the complete termination of the treaty. the ussr was moving towards collapse, the social structure in our countries was changing. ideologically, we ceased to be hostile to the west, so the presence of a military organization opposing nato, as we considered it, lost its meaning. it would be logical for nato to also dissolve itself, because the enemy has disappeared, but this would have happened if nato was truly a

overstrain, they just decided on the theory of convergence, they decided what how, because them, because khrushchevan dream, and they abandoned it even then ; it was not right, but his heirs came to power, because then they left the ideologists and went over to the townspeople, to catch up with meat and milk, which was written for the perenapryagin reform. europe, europe, as i already said, has lost its international legal personality, it will have to come to an agreement with the same united states, with china, with india, well , you can center yourself with other new ones, but this will not be détente, why? but because this, well, what is the yalta conference? was there a detente? the podzdam conference that there was detente, this was a division of the sphere of influence, this, so to speak, will have to be negotiated, consolidated. don’t think that i want to confuse anyone, but your long discussion is very interesting, undoubtedly, it reminds me of a scientific... scientific debate within the framework of some conference about the colonization of mars, well, in the sense that it is very importa

how khrushchev surrendered crimea, today is the first.ot show yourself. we are investigating a criminal offense, we urgently need the files of these people. where are you going? with you? where is he? here! egor was always there, never went anywhere, didn’t try to talk to anyone so you wouldn’t see it. do you suspect what tegura is up to? according to the laws of war. a story to be continued. tomorrow, after the program time. the evening before the battle the chefs are going to devote to popular local entertainment, look, today they will learn from their own example that it is in vain to call the north the extreme, they will have a walk through the endless expanses of ugra. hello, taxi, how do you masterfully manage a team, you will teach us, of course, without questions, let me introduce you to the team, this is special, this is an anchor, yes, this is a parking brake, an anchor, yes, that is, when we stopped. mood, that is, they can be like, you know, felt boots, but they always want to run, closer to narta we always have bark dogs, whe

khrushchev lobbied for ukraine.man of the council of ministers of belarus kirill mazurov put forward his arguments. as a result, the republic received the plant. and not only because its territory met the criteria: proximity to the borders of western europe, where the export of petroleum products was planned, a developed railway network, and infrastructure. but the arguments of the belarusians turned out to be more convincing in the main thing. the economy of the bssr developed rapidly, and over the years the first post-war five-year plan created the groundwork for high-tech production. and the fact that this was so was confirmed by the decision taken by the party leadership of the ussr in the early fifties to build a number of large general mechanical engineering enterprises in machine tools in belarus. structures, radio electronics, optics and instrument making. this became a kind of recognition of the great work that was done by the republic to restore the national economy, the heroism of its inhabitants, who in

for the second stage of light, and for the third heavy, that is, standard ones like sausages, as khrushchevckets like sausages, and here in omsk these or1 and p2 will be produced , serial, and then from them, as a designer, they will assemble either light or heavy missiles as needed, this significantly increases serial production, and therefore decreases. will launch, well, let’s say eight per year, 5 u8 is 40, only for a heavy rocket, 40 modules, plus another light rocket we are flying, plus there are also launches from the east from plesedsk, that is, there are dozens of them a year, and this is even large-scale production for rockets, i think, yeah, igor adolfovich, let's pay attention to the footage that we are now receiving live from vostochny cosmodrome, today i understand, yesterday you said that the weather, especially the weather that we observe on the surface of the earth, does not matter for the launch of the angara, but what i would like to note is that today, of course, it is clear cloudy, the weather is much better, but that’s all , as far as we can judge now, there are about

of course, in our history, in soviet times, there are cases when khrushchev reversed the effect of theed criminal article in sleep. this was the famous case of currency speculators, rokototov, feibishenko, yakovlev. at first they were convicted under article 88 of the criminal code of the rsfsr, violating the rules on currency transactions, but then nikita sergeevich decided that the punishment was too lenient. on his instructions, the supreme court, the ussr adds the death penalty to article eighty-eight, and at the new trinity trial they reach a verdict, according to which everyone was shot. we want such orders in modern russia, but no, with all the depth of grief of each of us, that is, it won’t be possible to shoot terrorists, but what do they get anyway? a guaranteed life sentence served in a special regime colony is not easy, but the terrorist salman raduev, sentenced to life imprisonment in the white swan special regime colony in salikamsk, died there in 2002. the conditions are such that this is precisely the case when the living envy the dead, it would be better if they were s

previously , there was a dairy kitchen on the ground floor of an ordinary khrushchev-era building; they opened an enterprise back in the sixties, when the ussr ministry of health. decided to provide free food to all soviet children, fresh milk and kefir were brought here directly from the factories, mixtures, porridge, puree was cooked right here, fruit puree, and juices for pregnant and lactating women, and here sets for babies up to one year old, vegetable purees, meat purees and products are given out completely free every month, the main thing is local registration, and it doesn’t matter how many children there are in the family. the receipt scheme is not tricky - says olga, she has three children now... she is waiting for the fourth, one appointment was given at the children's clinic under compulsory medical insurance for her son, the second at the antenatal clinic for her, and now the woman picks up two sets of products using an electronic coupon every month , she is very pleased, but complains that she has not heard that the same milk socialism reigned in other regions, sister li

definitely showing initiative, number one, by the way, acted not only stalin, but also nikita sergeevich khrushchevfact, so to speak, well, in many directions , laid, so to speak, time bombs under the economy, the soviet one, breaking that economy, the inertia that generally lasted until the ninety-first year, i must say honestly, this foundation, which was created from the twenty-ninth, well, let’s say, through the mid-fifties, even to the sixtieth year, even after stalin passed away, but nikita sergeevich acted as the first number, the caribbean crisis, and that this was not the first number, or something, of action, it was then that they were seriously scared, they were used to threatening china with nuclear bombing, then if necessary, we will now restore order in berlin and so on, they could have been the first to start, maybe show some kind of initiative, but then this please, someone else do it, and of course, they will most likely do it all, but in this case it will mean one thing: a new configuration of the world economy and world structure, when there will be several macrozones, in this se

nikita khrushchev, even. threatened to intervene, an explanation was sent to the british and french comradeshey say, in such circles, where it was shown how many megatons of nuclear charges should be put on england so that it would not exist, and how many on france. at 3 days they stopped everything and left the fussy canal with egypt alone. even today americans cannot look at the important logistics corridor with indifference. money for operating the channel does not give rest americans, in 2011 they... seized $70 billion from egypt, allegedly finding them in the accounts of president mubarak, whom they overthrew and imprisoned, well, as always. this route is far from ideal, the main problem is the tariffs. the passage of a heavy-duty vessel cost from 160 thousand to 1 million dollars. in 2022, transportation jumped by another 15%. but the suede canal is only the top of this trade chain; just below the map are the red sea and bappel. the strait is where the houthis are sinking american ships today, including. in january, the united states and its allies launched a military operation in yeme