sea, khrushchev rested in his own way.andered along the alleys of the park, went for walks along the royal path, sat for a long time on the seashore, continuously reading documents. khrushchov did not know how to swim, he dangled in the sea on an inflated car tire, he was frightened by even slight excitement, then he got tired of all this, and he came up with some other activity. not only the roads depressed khrushchev, somehow... there was no, as they like to say in russia, an attempt to put down the ukrainian bureaucracy or even a gift to my mother, who was born in western ukraine, no, it was purely like that, a structural decision, right, so to speak, crimea began to be revived, a lot of grapes were planted there, so to speak, this is the point of view of khrushcheva’s great-granddaughter, nina khrushcheva, professor at columbia university. i don’t know, i even know her, khrushchev did not give any crimea to any ukraine, so they are lying for today’s political situation. krushchev, first secretary of the soviet communis

he supported both kennedy and khrushchev then. and the children just stuck to him, it was obvious, thisd i are playing these games together now. funny, stupid, that’s why you and i are on equal terms, but he ran through life, laughing, smiling, rejoicing, that’s all his wives were, as it were, picked up along the way, but he loved yulia, his last call was yulia. seryoshka was a real genius of children's television and died at the age of genius. we certainly miss him, we remember him often, so there are irreplaceable ones. sergei suponev, my childhood hero. june 1st. on the first. there's a big game on the air. and now we will talk with andrei valerievich kartopololov, colonel general kartopololov, in the recent past deputy minister of defense, now chairman of the committee state duma for defense. and general, i know you heard. my conversation with jeffrey was a very interesting, optimistic moment, if you like, closer to the end, what sachs heard, and you know, there was this one : the united states is going to this whole escalation, because their business is rotten in ukraine , because

in 1954 , the first secretary of the cpsu central committee, nikita sergeevich khrushchev, decided tonsfer crimea from his master’s shoulder ukraine. he was sure that, like the first bolsheviks, none of this would matter. fanatic, tyrant. and no tank. likes to say, an attempt to invest in the ukrainian bureaucracy or even a gift to my mother, who was born in western ukraine. in a strange way, the protocol was 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, accusing khrushchev of transferring crimea, after all, he transferred crimea is not romania, nor bulgaria, not great britain, nor 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 could find ourselves outside our homeland, the entire square was cordoned off by people holding out their hands with russian flags and saying russia, my tears flowed, a big story, like khrushchev’s

he invited khrushchev to come to the united states. and again, you may recall in 1959 of khrushchev comes to the united states quite a sensation, goes to disneyland, has new york visit. it's it was a big event. and what eisenhower really wanted more than anything was to give the ability for people on both sides to these get a sense and a glimpse of what the other side was going to bring down the tension, bring down the, you know, people you don't know and people you've never seen are far scarier and far more imposing than people that you kind of see. and i can just give you one one example of what i what i mean, in 1981, this was, you know, the height of the cold war. if you wish, 1981, i received a fulbright and the fulbright program in the soviet union was very much started by the by the eisenhower administration. and i came to moscow one week before the inauguration of president reagan. you could imagine dark was was not only cold and dark in leningrad at that time, but the political climate in the united states and the soviet union

he invited khrushchev to come to the united states. and again, you may recall in 1959 of khrushchev comes to the united states quite a sensation, goes to disneyland, has new york visit. it's it was a big event. and what eisenhower really wanted more than anything was to give the ability for people on both sides to these get a sense and a glimpse of what the other side was going to bring down the tension, bring down the, you know, people you don't know and people you've never seen are far scarier and far more imposing than people that you kind of see. and i can just give you one one example of what i what i mean, in 1981, this was, you know, the height of the cold war. if you wish, 1981, i received a fulbright and the fulbright program in the soviet union was very much started by the by the eisenhower administration. and i came to moscow one week before the inauguration of president reagan. you could imagine dark was was not only cold and dark in leningrad at that time, but the political climate in the united states and the soviet union

in fact, the son of nikita sergeevich khrushchev, sergei nikitovich khrushchev, who, by the way, livesum, he took it in his hand, somehow it was very uncomfortable, he is such a smart, large person, it was awkward to somehow put this shoe back on his heel, so the shoe remained in his hand when he entered in the enemy, he began to knock on the podium, it was a very noisy story, we still remember it, it did not have the best effect on the image of the country, not to mention the image of nikita sergeevich khrushchev himself, all this was observed directly by oleg danilovich kolugin, then officer, senior lieutenant, of the state security committee, who, i repeat, worked under the roof of journalists, this is a very common practice, because in general , god himself works under the guise of journalists for both intelligence officers and counterintelligence officers. ordered, because what is our profession? i’m just on duty as a journalist, i can come to almost any place to ask any questions, well, because i’m working on this material, i’m interested in this person, this object, this industr

speech you once received a fee, a fabulous at that time 70 rubles in one minute of khrushchev’s speecht this side, i collected money, for material reasons in childhood i also grew flowers, sold flowers, pennies, but collected, did not drink, did not smoke, never, never smoked never, here i had the richest equipment since 1969, indeed, i collaborated with the minsk television studio on the round square victory square, so i filmed. rabova was at our house very often, why? because she was married to edik lapov. edik lapov was the director. you can see in newsreels, the lapovs live in old newsreels from the post-war 44 years, the lapovs live there, this is edik lapov, there were two brothers, boris and edik, so he was friends with them, he gave a lot on television, not only the plot, but i also did children’s programs before half an hour and...

in 1954, the first secretary of the cpsu central committee, nikita sergeevich khrushchev, decided toks, that none of this would matter. a fanatic, a madman himself. there is no, as he likes to say, an attempt to invest in the ukrainian bureaucracy or even a gift from my mother, who was born in western ukraine. the protocol was strangely signed by nemalenkov. which presided, for some reason khrushchev, a crime was committed, a violation of three constitutions by bodies that were not authorized to transfer the territory, accuses khrushchev of transferring crimea, after all, he transferred crimea not 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 could find ourselves behind outside of their homeland, the entire area was. big story, how khrushchev surrendered the crimea, tomorrow after the program time, alexander ivanovna, forgive me, but what are you doing here, don’t believe me, i was passing by purely by chance, i looke

in 1954, the first secretary of the cpsu central committee, nikita sergeevich khrushchev, decided toy shoulder. he was sure, like the first bolsheviks, that none of this would matter. a fanatic, a tyrant, and there’s nothing there, as he likes to say, an attempt to invest in the ukrainian bureaucracy or even present. to my mother, who was born in western ukraine, the protocol was strangely signed by nemalenkov, who presided, 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, after all he transferred crimea not to romania, not to bulgaria, not to great britain, not to 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 it. what we might end up with outside their homeland, the entire square was cordoned off by people holding out their hands with russian flags and saying russian, my tears flowed, it’s a big story, how khrushchev surrendered cri

the protocol was strangely signed by nemalenkov, who presided, for some reason, khrushchev.hchev of transferring crimea, after all, he did not transfer crimea to romania. cordoned off by people holding out their hands with russian flags and saying russia, outside their homeland, the whole square was filled with tears flowing, a big story, how khrushchev surrendered crimea, look after the program, how is the mood, class mood, my mariupol, like seagull with a broken wing. health is with you again, dear friends, our special project is my blood pressure, my responsibility, in which a huge number of people take part, and you can join us, people who responsibly control their blood pressure on the health program website, well, i always start this program with the phone, why? yes, because today there are applications for smartphones, with the help of which... you can monitor your blood pressure, control it, receive a doctor’s prescription, record your tests here and live peacefully with normal blood pressure. why is it important? because pressure ends in a stroke. i want to remind y

the khrushchevs come and go. russia remains forever, our god-protected native land.ne. crimea, russia forever. russia, russia, russia, russia. hello, this is a podcast 20 years later and we are its hosts, konstantin mikhailov and alexander anatolyevich. today we have a wonderful guest, whom we are so pleased to introduce, zhanna bichevskaya, legendary, magnificent, mysterious and famous, different, and gennady panomariov, husband, composer. the author, nadezhda and opora, in general, your everything, the sound engineer is my everything, and by the way, zhanna bichevskaya performs bulat’s songs akudzhava, a whole album has been released. her performances, his songs, and bulatov kudzhava turns 100 this year, it seems to me that you were the most traveled artist, that is , you traveled to more than 30 countries, i was very popular, i received a prize at the polish festival in the eightieth year, knowledge, the poles very rarely give this title to their own, when i was in the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, uh-huh, they had lunch... years, my father took me away from my

in a strange way, the protocol was signed not by malenkov, who presided, but for some reason by khrushchev story, how khrushchev surrendered crimea, on sunday on the first, already tomorrow we will celebrate our most important holiday, the holiday of the great victory, these 4 years of war brought... in our country a lot of grief, tears, troubles, suffering, gunpowder, smoke, soot, destruction, but these 4 years gave us a lot there are many heroes, examples of exploits, courage, love for the fatherland, unbending will, and this era has given us a whole collection of musical and literary works, whoever says that there is no fear in war knows nothing about war, everyone knows these lines by yulia drunina, that's it... from the day of birth a new issue of the special project rustoria, which was launched by the ministry of culture of the russian federation together with the russian state library and the first, is dedicated to the soviet poetess. channels in videos tell about important events and outstanding personalities of our country, the story of the life and exploits of yulia drunina right

that means for the ukrainian, soviet elites, back in the 60s, back in the 60s -s here when under khrushchevsoviet-ukrainian elite, how it quickly turned nationalist, yes, that is, starting there with kravchuk, kiev, under any, again, administrations has always used this factor is based on the principle of dividing power, that is, on the one hand, no real social problems of the crimean tatars were resolved, precisely in order to constantly fuel some kind of dissatisfaction, dissatisfaction among them, and to make them a counterweight to the russian one. population, and it got to the point that in the fourteenth year , there really was an absolutely illusory threat of a very serious interethnic conflict hanging over the wing, in the localities, especially in settlements with a mixed population, well, witnesses of those days remember there was very, you know, such a tense atmosphere of mutual distrust, and it was just such a powder keg that kiev was going to throw this match, only such russian intervention in this sense did not just rid crimea. from the confrontation with kiev, that’s how we l

muscovites are already meeting nikita sergeevich khrushchev at the vnukovo airfield, an envoy of the the russian people, the peoples of the entire soviet union, always greet guests with bread sonia. and he meets the robber with a club on the head. i don’t understand, i think that where a person shits, he doesn’t go there, you know, to have lunch, which means it’s elementary, you know, well, how did the president shit in the soviet union and khrushchev come to me for lunch, how can i i will treat you, please understand me and join me, let's unite our indignation against the aggressors who, so to speak, do not stand for the position of their coexistence, who are provoking, you know, a cold war, so that... it means it’s hot, now all the peoples of the world know that the meeting in paris has been disrupted, how can we be friends with them after all this, but the cause of peace, for which the soviet union is fighting, will still win, i don’t know, seryozha, life will tell. mariupol, returning home, the first multi-storey blocks of the left bank. it’s extremely unsafe to be here, the pict

today the ukrainian authorities can to correct the historical mistake that khrushchev made, namely, to recognize the fallacy, injustice and illegality of the peninsula being under ukrainian jurisdiction, and therefore recognize the russian status of the peninsula. does he admit it? no, well, i’ll say, the fact is that we understand perfectly well that today russia has crimea. russian status cannot change anything, but in order for historical justice to truly triumph, we are the legal successors of the soviet union, and we have the right to cancel that decision, which was in the fifty-fourth year, this is not only my position, this is the position of the state council of the republic of crimea and crimea as a whole, in general, i know you, i’ll tell you this thing, that’s when i hear a statement there that... crimea is a ukrainian earth, everything is turning inside me, because by and large i believe that, well, it has definitely never been ukrainian land, it is russian land, in particular, i am absolutely convinced that all of ukraine, in fact , is russian land, well, maybe except for

khrushchev decides to hand over crimea to ukraine.them, i know, he transfers old lands, patrimonies to new ones, transfers strangers, the mayar pursues, the puppy is captured, kurletev took. i know, i’ll kill you, no prayer. i’ll be in time, ivan ivanich, pastdzіs, the metropolitan went to the tsar, from the moth, no one? the tsar unexpectedly deprives me, the intercessor, of his rank, from moscow, transfers novgorod, i will run away, the holy cross, i will run away, russians, who? the tsar, to fast and give, with the tsar’s campaign he would resist the ton war, he did not participate in the tsar’s war, but rather the village, from ivan, to anastasia. i need the cities, the cities of palchin, the ones i need, again the vontsy, the koravlitsa detained, without lead, without sulfur, without learned craftsmen, my guns were left. "i won't allow my neighbor to the evil one resisted the prosperity of the moscow state, strangled our state with a trade noose, but it’s not just the selfish monetian who is the enemy of our prosperity, you boyar

would there would not have been brezhnev, for example, whoever it was, even, i don't know, that khrushchev was banging his little boy on the microphone, and somewhere over there, but at least they were all there, everyone knew that somehow something could be agreed with them, because they keep their word at least to some extent. now everything is different, but really everything is different, what about the case with that citroen, that is , they simply take a chinese copy of citroen and sell it as a citroen, and it is also one and a half times more expensive to own in russia and almost twice, well, that is, it is now russia, it has fewer and fewer rules that are in force, everything more of some chaos, this is also such an interesting moment, where they are moving, you just understand that brizhniv, khrushchev, they still have some connection with ukraine, so they had a little more. in the cities, the last ukrainian, the last ukrainian who could theoretically save great russia, they killed, that was navalny, yes, in principle, well, she always held on to the ukrainians, or at least to thei

khrushchev was born in the kursk province and was, i quote his daughter, russian in all tribes; his thirdt ukrainian nationalists traditionally considered their vodka. there is a version that under her influence. back in 1955, he granted amnesty to tens of thousands of hardcore bandera supporters; supposedly it was she who gave him the idea to attract side with the unfinished ukrainian punitive forces and thus strengthen their power. having been released, they quickly adapted to their new life, integrated into the soviet nomenclature of party activists and, like octopuses, penetrated into power, becoming officials in regional and city committees in ukraine. and among those who should bear responsibility for this, this is not primarily the president. a joke appeared: one brother was a hero of the soviet union, and the other was a banderaite, the latter returned from an amnesty camp, worked for a year as a groom, then became a foreman and a year later he was the director of a collective farm, and then went to the district party committee. when they meet, his brother, a front-line hero, asks

speech you once received a fee that was fabulous at that time - 70 rubles per minute khrushchev'sell... tell me a little about this side of your life, about this side, i collected money, and for material reasons in general, as a child i grew flowers, sold flowers, pennies, but collected, did not drink, did not smoke , never, never smoked, i had a very rich background, since 1969, i actually collaborated with a minsk studio. television on the round square on this square is a victory, so i filmed the topics i selected myself, in 1961 i had a good motorcycle, and in my free time i traveled around belarus, looked for what to film where, processed the film myself at home, edited it, wrote voiceovers both director's and scripts, narration, even conducted rehearsals. or with tamaray baston, or with besarabavai tomochka, these are the first dictators of belarus television, very often at our house, why? because she was married to edik lapov, edik lapov was a director. the lapovs live old newsreels of the post-war year, the lapovs live there. edik lapov, there were two brothers, boris and e

speech, you once received a fee that was fabulous at that time - 70 rubles for one minute of khrushchev’sour life, about this side, i collected money, and for material reasons, as a child i grew flowers, sold flowers, pennies, but collected, did not drink, did not smoke, never, never smoked , i've had the richest equipment since 1969, i actually collaborated with minsk. traveled around belarus, looked for what to film where, processed the film at home, edited it, wrote narration and director's scripts, narration text, even rehearsals about... i love the komsomol, i am a soviet person, i love my homeland, but you participated in construction brigades , repeatedly, in construction brigades, i was twice in moldova, transported construction brigades, kalivala twice, this is karelia, construction brigades, one construction brigade in 1967 60 people, central committee kamsamo, komsomol, maskva, patoli. then asphalt, this was the first time in the ussr, and we we did this work, we made tools with my guys, it’s you as teachers, your students, the student teacher recruited the first one available,

the minister of defense reported to khrushchev that we would give him the rank of captain, khrushchevbe greedy, come on major right away, he was given the title right away, he was given the rank of major, he was a most worthy man, and what a pity that he died so quickly, you know, yura was so focused on everything, no matter what he did, he did it very efficiently, i i understand him, you understand better than me why he wanted to fly, he was a pilot, in the spirit of a pilot, he had to fly, he wanted to fly into space, yes, he wanted to go into space for years, he really wanted to do science, and i’m sure that these are the bookmarks that he made in his graduation project, if he had become involved in science, he would have completed his dissertation quite quickly, and part of this work, which he completed as a graduation project, part of this work, i don’t know how much... he turned around, so simple, and the white- toothed stranger, let’s smooth his hair with his hand, while the cramps are not yet reduced , his kind, kind race, gentle, tender bristly redhead. karen, i loved you, oh

in 1954, the first secretary of the cpsu central committee, nikita sergeevich khrushchev, decided toy shoulder. he was sure, like the first bolsheviks, that none of this would matter. fanatic. petty tyrant. what is it like they like to say, an attempt to get involved in the ukrainian bureaucracy or even a gift to my mother, who was born from western ukraine. in a strange way, the protocol was signed not by malenkov, who presided, but for some reason by khrushchev. a crime has been committed, a violation of three constitutions, bodies that were not authorized to transfer the territory accuse khrushchev of transferring crimea, yet he transferred crimea to neither romania, nor bulgaria, nor great britain, nor 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 could find ourselves outside our homeland, the entire square was cordoned off by people holding out their hands with russian flags and saying to russia, my tears flowed, it’s a big story, how khrushchev surrendered cr

the big story is how khrushchev surrendered crimea on sunday at the first.loves it. and... the ex-wife started a scandal and shouted that she would kill them both. do you smell it, gentlemen? yes, there is a hint of musk, how did the new forensic expert of the most prominent opera record it? well, it seems like everyone was taught, if it’s not murder, it means kidnapping or a staged kidnapping, assault group, readiness number one, that is, it’s not safe to be here with you, with me in general unsafe. eh, no, i won’t take you like this, go back and get treatment. so, can you explain to me what is happening? don’t worry, this is a formality within the framework of the investigation, no genetic fingerprints of the killer were found, and also, the victim was pregnant, in the sense of a bloodhound, new episodes from may 13 on the first, you bear too much responsibility for others, my bleaches told you about this , the body can say a lot about a person, here is our potolaganat, he thinks so. "i, irina, despite everything i saw today, i want anyone to support you,

it’s clear now, i was young then, not so much that i was watching, khrushchev, maudzedun, the gap, butan acute moment, this daman peninsula, in my life it was expressed just that evening we went to the famous youth cafe metelitsa, that on the new arbat, yes now it is now, it was the most fashionable among moscow youth, there was an incredible... rise of soviet patriotism among the soviet youth, i remember well how two idiots, who somewhere took out badges with maudzedun, they entered, they, they only reached the middle of the stairs, that’s it, that’s all over, they were brought down with such a roar, it was like, well and accordingly, then a long period of antagonism began, the chinese... they declared us revisionists, and so and so, we were somehow trotskyists, i don’t remember, i don’t remember, but we also had such, such very vivid images in relation to the chinese comrades, this hostility was serious, by the way, despite the fact that both there and there two communist parties were in charge, but there was enmity, well, in general... gorbachev, under him, some kind of rapprochemen

the protocol was signed by nemalenkov, who presided, for some reason, khrushchev.utions, by bodies that were not authorized to transfer the territory, accuses khrushchev of transferring crimea, after all , he transferred crimea not to romania, not bulgaria, not great britain, nor france, all this happened within the framework of the union state, when it was already planned. when the roll call went through the trenches, when we were having a conversation over tea, a tufted gray bird fluttered, over the edge of a no-man's, blanketed land, on a nearby willow tree the leaves swayed, and the echo of former, calm times, over a field deafened by thunder and roar, scattered silver ringing, i will breathe in spaciously. did the soldiers' chests of the spring air dampen the damp warmth, with the ears of the trench people catching an unexpected clear trill, the oldest of our circle said, curling up the fuzzy smoke, it's also not god who is all a bird, but how he is filled with joy at his own? on your shoulder until the dawn lie, whisper about love in the spring night, give bi

nazovburg, the plan for annexing crimea to the future vassal great ukraine, that is, yes, it was not khrushchevthe idea of ​​​​transferring crimea to ukraine, the nazis were still considering this, not the final plan, this is the plan of the ss leadership of mimler, there in particular, res, on the transformation of crimea into such an outpost of germanization on the borders of the third reich, nothing prevented crimea from being made both of gibraltar and the riviera, yes. and gotenland, such plans, but they still seemed to intersect in the end from the point of view that yes, something needs to be done with the local population, whether to germanize them. at the end of forty-two, when almost the entire crimea was under fascist occupation, the ahnenerb society sent german archaeologists on an expedition to the ancient cave city of mangub kale. their goal is to find traces of the goths, whom they considered their ancestors, being here. according to one of the versions that existed then, it was mangub kale, the capital of the ancient god state. crimean archaeologist alexander germenovich hertsin

the unknown, it was ernst the unknown who became the author of the monument for nikita sergevich khrushchevon with a request that 3 years have already passed, yes at the grave of nikolai alekseevich there is no monument to slechenko, so there was a reaction from the roma community, olga glovatskaya joined us, you are friends, tell us what happened after the release. you know, i just want to express my deep gratitude for the fact that you raise this topic, it is your program, i want to say that on the last program, these are great people, i’ll start with the fact that these are great people, and you don’t forget great people, talk about them all the time, and nikolai slichenko was truly a very great man, as he was called, the main gypsy, countries of the country, in the last program a story was shown where... his ex-wife came to the grave and began to say, yes, the first wife, that her grave was not cleaned, the grave was not well-groomed, in fact this is not so, you know, before she was, i probably can’t blame her, before speaking any conclusions, i needed to find out a little about the fam

khrushchev lobbied for ukraine.he chairman of the council of ministers of belarus, kirill mazurov, put forward his arguments. as a result, the plant received by the republic. 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, infrastructure, but the belarusians’ arguments turned out to be more convincing in the main thing. the economy of the bssr developed. at a rapid pace, and during the years of the first post-war five-year plan, the groundwork for high-tech production was created, and the fact that this was so was confirmed by the decisions taken by the party leadership of the ussr in the early fifties to build a number of large enterprises of general mechanical engineering, machine tool building, 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 inhabita

in fact, the son of nikita sergeevich khrushchev, sergei nikitovich khrushchev, who, by the way, livescer, senior lieutenant of the state security committee, who, i repeat, worked under the roof of journalists, this is very a common practice, because in general , god himself ordered intelligence officers to work under the guise of journalists, because this is our profession, i’m just on duty as a journalist, i can come to almost any place to ask any questions, well, because i... i want to make stewed ribs with baked beets and pickled plums, i’ll make flatbreads, i’ll wrap just a poached chicken thigh in it, we don’t waste a second, the premiere of the cook on wheels, tomorrow is the first one, we’re preparing for facial rejuvenation before the summer, the technology is unique, look, this ordinary needle pierces right through, which means there will be cuts, this is a stupid horse. the wire is flexible, which does not damage the skin, but rejuvenates the shine. there is a unique technology in our program, and in general everything that is most important and interesting in the program. l

basement with him, so they sat there, hostages wars in their fortress, built during the time of khrushchevlan when the russian military was already standing on the outskirts of the city. and he says, they were in and we, well, what should we do, well, they are shocked at each other that they can’t get through to the management, they say, they dumped us here, as if they were suggesting, let’s give up, and one says, if if you surrender, i will shoot you in the back. houses burnt by fire are washed, walls are restored, holes are repaired tank shells are laid with bricks. local grandmothers gather at the entrances, as before, remember. and although in lugansk they can announce an air raid alert up to ten times a day, the city is increasingly immersed in peaceful life, and we need to write about this, we have stability, we have jobs, we have a good income, we have a lot of exhibitions , we have a lot of activities for children, we have so many educational programs, we have factories opening, jobs are being created, now wait, let it cool down, that's what with this one it came out of a cartridge

in 1954, the first secretary of the cpsu central committee, nikita sergeevich khrushchev, decided to this would matter. a fanatic, a tyrant, but nothing there, as he likes to say, an attempt to tax the ukrainian bureaucracy or even a gift from my mother, who was born in western ukraine. the protocol was strangely signed by nemalenkov, who presided, why? khrushchev committed a crime, a violation of three constitutions by bodies that were not authorized to transfer the territory, accuses khrushchev 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 were already taking shape, we suddenly felt that we might find ourselves behind outside of their homeland. the entire area was cordoned off by people who... with russian flags they held out their hands like this and said russia, my tears flowed, it’s a big story, how khrushchev surrendered crimea on sunday on the first, we continue to work live, well, in the las

a two-year-old lion cub came to mogilev with... so, this is our elite housing, a cottage, this khrushchevs are thick, well, everything is like people’s, you can spend the whole day here, look, he plays. in addition to the usual enclosures, like in a zoo, there are also huge enclosures where bison, roe deer and deer live in natural conditions. to see this, just take a walk along the pedestrian route, which is equipped around the perimeter of zaosad. climbing up special observation towers, you will appreciate the beauty of wild nature. but for those whose middle name is laziness, there is a railway here. there is an awesome thing in the magilev zoo, it's almost a safari. through the wild jungle on such a magical train, look, this is a real safari, we were not deceived, really wild animals in the wild habitat, well , we are on the train, hey, hello, bison are the pride of this siege, they multiply exponentially and live like in nature in herds. there are canyons in belarus, a real canyon, we can’t believe our eyes, although we actually believe that the canyons were formed here during the ice

when i speak with khrushchev in paris.tuation cannot be escalated, mr. president, the probability that the plane will be shot down. insignificantly small. learn to shoot down immediately. immediately. extreme situations, so it was his honest, well-proven character who was chosen for the new assignment, scheduled for may 1, 1960. you’re not listening to me at all, francis, well, how can this be, i’m saying such important things, well, you can get together, only 800 dollars, francis, they need to increase your salary under the contract by 11 thousand a year, that’s it, that’s it, i counted everything, look, barbara, well, you know our salaries are increased only due to risk, oh, come on, the main thing is not to take out a big loan, well, pull yourself together, please, i’m telling you such important things, yes. yes, yes, i understand, yes, i understand, barbara, yes, now shelton will come for me, we are called to the base, i have to go, you said after lunch, “you know, you know how i want to leave, uh-huh, well, i have to,

sea, was actually handed over by the rsfsr to the ukrainian republic in 1954 by order of nikita khrushchevn ukraine has value with mines, tri-foundries, petrochemical plants and fertile soils. its loss is noticeable, but will not be destructive for ukraine. this region is home to a russian-speaking majority. ukraine. it would be better without so many of them. the thai authorities have denied information about the second death as a result of emergency situations on a singapura airlines airliner. 300 on flight london-singapore suddenly encountered turbulence. there were about 250 people on board. there were no russians. the flight attendants were serving breakfast when the plane suddenly fell 2 km. after which lanner made an emergency landing in bangkok. the countries of central asia are outraged by the west's unceremonious attempts to tell them how to live. such attempts are doomed to failure, foreign minister sergei lavrov said in astana. in the capital of kazakhstan, he meets with his colleagues from the countries of the sanghai cooperation organization. robert frantsev knows what issues

the big story is how khrushchev surrendered crimea.edule a visit, i have advantages, well, these are some kind of evidence, corpses, she loves it, the ex-wife started a scandal, screamed that she would kill them both, do you smell it, gentlemen? yes, there are hints of musk. how do you like it, the new forensic expert of the most prominent opera recorded. well, it seems like everything was taught. if it's not murder, it's kidnapping. or a fake kidnapping. assault group, readiness number one. that is, it is not safe to be here with you. i 'm not safe at all. eh, no, i won’t take it like that. go back and get treatment. so, can you explain? me, what’s going on, don’t worry, this is a formality as part of the investigation, no genetic fingerprints of the killer were found, and the victim was also pregnant, i mean, bloodhound, new episodes from may 13 on the first, you bear too much responsibility for others, about this my shoulders told you, the body can tell a lot about a person, our pathologist thinks so. so, vladimir putin today, the p

khrushchev's persecutions , the temple was closed and remained so until 1988 .ngs were used as a club, a gym, garages and workshops until saaf. and also as a housing and communal services construction shop. the restoration of church life began with the celebration of the millennium of the baptism of russia. temple gradually began to be restored, put in order and again became a place of joint prayer. today the church has been heated, we are standing in a warm, cozy church, new tiles have been laid, and, as we can see, cosmetic repairs have been made. today we continue what we started today, with our blessing. to add something, well , before, somehow our church was mostly made of foil, this is the foil that is located here, like this, there are also icons there, and then, when the new rector came to us, this sergei charny, he has his own love somehow manifested itself, he wanted to decorate the temple in his own way, and my icons went. to villages, to other churches, when you make an icon, you take a blessing from them and an angel helps, the process, that means,

the black sea, in fact transferred the rsfsr to the ukrainian republic in 1954 by order of nikita khrushchevthe principle of nationality. eastern ukraine has value with mines, foundries, petrochemical plants and fertile soils. its loss is noticeable, but will not be destructive for ukraine. this region is home to a russian-speaking majority. ukraine would be better off without so many of them. authorities in russia must work without failures and interruptions, especially in the current conditions. vladimir putin stated this at a meeting with chairman of the state duma vyacheslav. it was a very important period, the whole procedure took 4 days, this is the first time in the history of modern russia that the state duma makes such decisions, approving the chairman of the government, deputy chairman of the government and ministers, and in the future this should definitely bring positive results, this is development democracy and parliamentarism, and of course democracy, the formation of government bodies. executive authorities, primarily the government of the russian federation, after the presid

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khrushchev understands only strength and firmness. they are the focus of evil in the modern world. russia, i indicated, is a geopolitical foe. jordan (voiceover): but this ain't your daddy's gop. it's vlady's gop. nowadays, more than half of republicans think vladimir putin is a better president than joe biden. and it's not just out here. it's everywhere. tucker carlson recently went to moscow to marvel at ciabatta loaves and mass transit. how does russia have a subway station that's nicer than anything in our country? jordan (voiceover): and the russian fandom goes all the way to the very braintrust of the gop. the ukrainian government is attacking christians. russia is not doing that. putin is smart. our leaders are dumb. jordan (voiceover): how did the republican party become moscow tools? the explanation for that stems largely from donald trump. jordan (voiceover): this is john bolton, the most republican of republicans. he served under three republican presidents, including trump, saw the invasion of iraq, and did some light geopolitical meddling. as somebody who has helped pl

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the cpsu, there were many people who..." knew, what is the front, because they were on it, that khrushchevlready in the army, the same brezhnev, even, well, let them be there in the political departments and so on, but they saw what it was, and they, i think that they sincerely did not want something like this to happen in their country, but now there are just such and such people already, who survived the second world war, well, well, except for the people who are still alive who were small children at the time, veterans of the second world war, well, very, very, very few. we have finished this, why are we talking about antisemitism here, because here my colleagues are watching what is happening at eurovision, there is a huge anti-israel rally, we will definitely come back to this, i hope you will not switch where the rallies are shown , and continue to listen to me with mr. igor eisenberg, a professor at the maritime university, we're going to change the subject a little now, it's how ridiculous it looks. is it serious that mr. biden may withdraw from the election in favor of michelle ba

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