for four hours, khrushchev thundered.ndemn the mistakes and distortions generated during the period of stalin's personality cult, reject those methods of party and state leadership that have become a brake on forward movement, or the party will gain the upper hand forces clinging to the old, resisting everything new and creative. at the instigation of khrushchev, everything connected with stalin in the soviet union began to be mercilessly erased and devalued. the chinese comrades did not like this. the great friendship between the countries cracked and this split grew rapidly. by the end of the sixties , relations between moscow and beijing had deteriorated so much that it came to armed border conflicts on damansky island near lake zhalonashkol in 1969. so, a survey, please, give us a telegram channel enter via qr code and you will see the following question there: do you think it is right to expose? stalin's personality cult, today we offer you three possible answers, one yes, two no, which means the first, yes, we must

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

party, naturally, those closest to the chair general secretary at that time was nikita sergeevich khrushchev, look at the decree. on amnesty was signed in september of 1955, in february of 1956, 5 months later the twentieth party congress takes place, at which nikita sergeevich khrushchev debunks the cult of stalin's personality, the repressions, and so on and so forth, a legendary speech that in general turned the consciousness of a huge people upside down, that is, in other words, these murderers, criminals... for the people became victims of stalinism, stalin's repressions. and now the question is, after these criminals, these murderers were amnestied, did they suddenly become different, did they become, as was said, full members of society, here is a document, these are the words of one of the heads of the un, vasily zastavny, we quote him from this... the period of the fight against the pistol and the machine gun is over, another period has come, the period of the fight for youth, the period... the book, it seems like nothing special, but later it turned out that all this had deeper roo

if john kennedy, khrushchev and other figures general d-gol imagined the consequences of a nuclear warthen the current generation does not know all the troubles that can bring nuclear weapons. i want to tell you that in the mid-seventies both the ussr and the usa acquired the potential for guaranteed destruction of each other. to say, to conflict and build all sorts of plans against each other, and systems of plans appeared , a disarming global first strike, where it was assumed that the leadership of, say, the soviet union would be destroyed, then that famous dead hand appeared, the hand from the coffin, that perimeter system, which was supposed to automatically lead to the death of the leadership of the soviet union, even in the event of the death of the leadership of the soviet union. actions all the potential remaining. knows, despite his feeblemindedness relatively, he knows how it can end, well for his descendants, children, grandchildren and so on, this tension, these young politicians who do not have children and do not think about the future, they can, i think, plunge the enti

he was summoned to moscow, where a resolution was being prepared jointly there, at stalin's, and khrushchevwas also present from ukraine, so together they prepared the famous resolution, these are the issues of western belarus, western ukraine, where the entire mechanism for establishing soviet power in these territories was determined. on the morning of september 17 , thirty-nine, the soviet government in moscow. hands a note to the polish ambassador to the ussr, in which it states the reasons the beginning of the liberation operation. quote: the polish state and its government effectively ceased to exist, thereby ceasing to operate, the treaties concluded between the ussr and poland. left to itself, without leadership, poland turned into a convenient field for all sorts of accidents and surprises that could pose a threat to the ussr. therefore, being neutral until now, the soviet... its defense life property of the population give the order to the troops to cross the border to take under western belarus, western ukraine. the end quotes. in september of 1939, when it became clear that pola

khrushchev in a given area. we want to use research and in a sense, polls to find out how effective a job we are doing with television, with books, with radio in a given area. but the prestige polls as such, we have abandoned, incidentally, we made that decision on february 15. are the communists more on their overseas propaganda than we are? it's difficult to get at the accurate figures. they obviously are spending very more than we are. they are spending. they're more. yes. and they are spending probably as much as our budget on their jamming operations. we think, although we cannot, that castro, for example, is spending much money in latin america, as are. as i mentioned a moment ago, there are publication of books in non-core bloc languages is very much greater than ours. do you have plans for a stepped up activity of your own in such trouble spots as latin america? well, we do indeed. we purpose spend the major part of the additional funds we receive in africa and in latin. for example starting the 1st of j

but this is exactly what you are talking about, because there was nikita sergeyevich khrushchev, whose wife did everything possible to rehabilitate and drag back the banderites, when you drag this in, you should immediately forget about the crimes that were committed at that... what did herzin do? yes, it was they, it was they who were all progressive there, that is why england scolded the tsarist regime is fair in the soviet school. are we still going to leave this, or what? i want to ask. or maybe we will talk about it, right? but i'm not sure that it exists. but the napoleonic war, there is the composition of napoleon's army, who was there, how? who distinguished himself there in the executions of peasants, including? well, we need to somehow be in full, here is the last and there are many such things, i am talking about the fact that we need to work with the content of our. who among us knows anything about the crimean war? well, yes, who among us what does he know about the first world war? no one, well, if they speak so seriously from schoolchildren, if we talk, there is no deep

khrushchev lobbied for ukraine. chairman of the council of ministers of belarus kirill mazurov put forward his arguments. as a result, the plant received. the republic and not only because its territory met the criteria: proximity to the borders of western europe, where oil products were planned to be exported, a developed railway network, infrastructure, but the arguments of the belarusians turned out to be more convincing in the main thing: the economy of the bssr was developing at a rapid pace, 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 on the construction of a number of large general engineering enterprises in belarus, 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, heroism and... residents

at a closed meeting, the first secretary of the central committee nikita khrushchev spoke report: on the cult of stalin's personality and its consequences, in it he gave a detailed criticism of stalin's entire rule, and especially his activities during the great patriotic war. in his speech he said: the terrible danger that hung over our homeland was the result of stalin's vicious methods of leading the country. stalin was very far from understanding the real situation that was developing. crown the cult of stalin's personality. after the speech, no debates or discussions of the report were held, and its text was not published in the official documents of the congress. he held this meeting, which, as eyewitnesses wrote, was held in complete silence, so that you could even hear flies flying, shook the entire hall, of course, but it did not become closed, because the members of the central committee received instructions to hold the same closed meetings at the local level. secretaries of regional committees, city committees, and the country learned about it, and of course, the country

people, with soldiers, with workers, watches a ballet at the bolshoi theater, meets with nikita khrushchevried to liberate the oppressed. the remains of whose were buried in a mass grave , they could only be found 30 years later, were transferred to cuba, where he was reburied with honors as a hero. this is what this day in history was like. dear friends, i invite you to our new issue of the author's program besagon tv, which will be called, what we have, we do not keep, having lost, we cry, russian proverb, i hope it will be interesting, i look forward to seeing you at our next meeting. it is clear to everyone that russia is not a country of gas stations, russian digital solutions to bring. to new heights, there are prospects, ours are more brutal, yes, ours are more brutal, there will be more than what exactly the figure helps, you are incomparably original in your questions, and what in general with production, raw materials, export, what is it, our product. hello, on air legal program, host duty part, with you alexander astakhov. we begin the issue with a car accident in the moscow reg

number of people, soldiers, workers, watches a ballet at the bolshoi theater, meets with nikita khrushcheve the oppressed in the democratic republic of congo, unsuccessfully, and finally organized a revolutionary movement in bolivia, but there, unlike cuba, the revolutionaries were not supported by the peasantry, one of the peasants gave information about guevara's detachment to government troops. during guivara was wounded in the leg, captured, and the next day, on orders from the bolivian military junta, with the approval of the cia, executed. the us feared the charismatic chagivara and his fanatical desire to expand the fight against the capitalists. che's remains were buried in a mass grave on... they were only able to do so 30 years later, they were handed over to cuba, where he was reburied with heroic honors. that's what this day in history was like. we continue to talk about the main topics of this tuesday. russian artillery smashes ukrainian armed forces positions in the special operation zone. about dmitry ermakov will tell you about the operation of our hurricanes. active volley

people, with soldiers, with workers, watches a ballet at the bolshoi theater, meets with nikita khrushcheved to free the oppressed in the democratic republic of congo, unsuccessfully, finally organized a revolutionary movement in bolivia. however, there, unlike in cuba, the revolutionaries were not supported by the peasantry, one of the peasants gave information about guivara's detachment to government troops. during the battle, guivara was wounded in the leg, taken prisoner, the next day by order of the bolivian military junta with the approval of the cia was shot. the us feared the charismatic chegivara and his fanatical desire to expand the fight against the capitalists. che's remains were buried in a mass grave and were found only 30 years later. they were handed over to cuba, where he was reburied with honors as a hero. this is what this day in history was like. good morning, russia-24 is on air and we continue our. broadcast, now to the situation in the svo zone, d-74 gun crews in the eastern group of troops are pushing the militants further and further away from the coal mine, hitti

peace today and 1960 to the narrow lee mist being destroyed when russian communist liter nikita khrushchev withdrew missiles from cuba. in return for j f. kay's removal of missiles from turkey today though, there is no sign of a mentally ill us president following j f k. 's lead hated nato leaders and that g 7 puppets seem intent on provoking usually a conflict via arming of pariah failed formations. israel ukraine, and taiwan for the leads of nato countries to achieve their aims. they need full spectrum dominance of the people's from the usa to the south states in western europe and south east asia. it might be social media tv, news, it might be odd. it might be philosophy or must be geared to prevent peoples and nato countries from understanding the mental and economic imprisonment. and someone who is an early pioneer of explaining the subservient to power, fake philosophies, conjoined with neoliberalism, to replace the dominant marxism with quantum physics. as professor jones break them all, he joins me again from parents and friends, as well as his 7 old men to terry and imperialism us

khrushchev is in new york and he maintains the communist offensive throughout the world because of the productive power of the soviet union itself. the chinese communists have always a large population, but they are important and dangerous now because they are mounting a major effort within their own country to kind of country. we have here the kind of society we have, the kind of strength we build in the united states will be the defense of freedom if we do well here, if we meet our obligations, if we are moving ahead, then think freedom will be secure around the world. if we fail, then freedom fail. therefore, i think the question before the american people is, are we doing as much as we can do? are we as strong as we should be? are we as strong as we must be if we're going to maintain our independence and if we're going to maintain and hold out the hand of friendship to those who look to us for assistance, to those who look to us for survival. i should make it very clear that i do not think we're doing enough, that i am not satisfied as an american with the progress that we are maki

not the cabin boy, not shengovorov, khrushchev, probably, there is, what, ribs, yes, a woman giving birthdam, ribs take a long time to heal, they called soon, yes, yes, yes, come on in. "hello, don't take off your shoes, what happened, he's having a crisis, adolescence, let's go, wherever you look, there's a crisis everywhere, let's go, he's, he's a good boy, he studies hard at school, he has no problems, sasha, open up, open up, can the doctor look at you, sasha, sasha, fifth floor"! i don't see anyone there, why did you even call an ambulance, and he promised to cut his veins, where's the bathroom, bathroom, sasha, sasha, open up, now well, sasha, the ambulance has arrived. why did you call them? are you completely out of your mind? thank god, alexander, open the door, please, we need to examine you. do you hear? everything will be fine. nothing good will happen. what did i do to you that you hate me so much? stop lecturing me, i'm not a little boy. it looks like he 's gone, he needs to be broken already. let me do it. i 'm used to it. yeah, you broke two more ribs, and tell me that you

take the most typical one: there are baby boomers. those who were born after the war, captured the khrushchevypical representative, i am exactly in the middle, there is a generation of playing, they are also the millennium and the millennium, somehow i will be a representative here, this is you, yes, i am not a representative of any generation, the thing is, i explain that a generation is an adaptive model to reality, yes, i adapted with the help of... there are fish, and not some other, because the stars were lying like this when a person was born, don't you think that this is the same, here a person was born in this interval of time. classification, which, as you already said, one of many, it simply became popular in the mass media, at some point it was adopted by various marketers and so on, and thanks to these colleagues, many people really became aware of zoomers, millennials, boomers, it all started to generate memes, some local ones, then, which already went beyond the borders of america, where all these labels were originally invented. and now it is some kind of public property of the

today in 1962, the us narrowly missed being destroyed when russian communist liter nikita khrushchev withdrew missiles from cuba. in return for j f k. 's removal of miss miles from turkey. today though, there's no sign of a mentally ill us president following j. f. kay's lead hated nato leaders and the g 7 puppets seem intent.

peace today and 1960, to the narrow lee mist being destroyed when russian communist liter nikita khrushchev withdrew missiles from cuba in return for j. f. kay's removal of miss miles from turkey. today though, there is no sign of a mentally ill us president following j. f. kay's lead hated nato leaders and the g 7 puppets seem intent on provoking usually a conflict via arming of per i failed formations, israel ukraine, and taiwan for the leads of nato countries. to achieve their aims, they need full spectrum dominance of that peoples from the usa to the bass, all states in western europe and south east asia. it might be social media, tv, news, it might be odd. it might be philosophy or must be good to prevent peoples and nato countries from understanding the mental in economic imprisonment. and someone who is an early pioneer of explaining the subservient to power fake philosophies can join with neoliberalism, to replace the dominant marxism with quantum physics. as professor jones brick mall, he joins me again from paris in france as well as 7 of the men to terry. and.

there, everyone, the whole family with citizenships. all the families of soviet leaders stalin, khrushchevdropov and all others, all live together the united states of america, gorbachev, this is a de facto recognition that these countries after all showed them a greater model of development, so when they are faced with the impossibility of showing a model that is competitive, they go, of course, in the other direction, let's point to those who on which you can show that we are still so great. and this feeling of greatness, well, look at ordinary life, you can walk around poor, unhappy, but you want to be there very confident, and even if a group, and this is the phenomenon of this pack, well, not a pack, he said incorrectly, in russia crowds, crowds of crowds, in ukrainian, that is, this phenomenon, when you unite all this and here for greatness, this is a very big thing, and in ukraine it works, yes, please, i... that we just need not to confuse here the moods of the elites and the moods of ordinary citizens, because the elites , of course, are undervalued here in full, it has always bee

in 1962, the us narrowly missed being destroyed when russian communist liter nikita khrushchev, we drew missiles from cuba in return for j. f. kay's removal of miss oz from turkey . today though, there is no sign of a mentally ill us president following j f k. 's lead hated nato leaders, and that g 7 puppets seem intent on provoking usually a conflict via arming of per i failed formations, israel ukraine, and taiwan for the leads of nato. countries to achieve their aims, they need full spectrum dominance of the peoples from the usa to the bass, all states in west and europe, and south east asia. it might be social media, tv, news, it might be odd. it might be philosophy or must be geared to prevent peoples and nato countries from understanding the mental and economic imprisonment. and someone who is an early pioneer of explaining the subservient to power, fake philosophies, conjoined with neoliberalism, to replace the dominant marxism with quantum physics. as professor john break them all. he joins me again from parents and friends, as well as 7 of the men to terry and imperialism using

on may 15, 1964 , nikita khrushchev came to the president of egypt gamal abdel nassar for the ceremony the aswan dam became the peak that egypt conquered after it went through the suedi crisis. the suedi crisis erupted in... in july 1956, nassar, left without economic assistance from the usa and great britain, nationalized the suedi canal, where everything had previously belonged to london and paris. at the same time, the president of egypt offered to pay compensation to the former owners. the european powers, of course, did not want to lose the most important shipping route. as a result, great britain and france, taking israel as a partner, attacked egypt. israel captured the entire sinai peninsula gaza strip in 2 days. the soviet union unconditionally sided with egypt, declaring its determination to use force and... crush the aggressors, not excluding the use of nuclear weapons, and america's detached position, which the europeans and israel as if they had forgotten to inform about their plans. irritated by such independence, washington condemned the actions of its cold war allies. a

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peace today in 1962, the it's not really missed being destroyed when russian communist liter nikita khrushchev withdrew missiles from cuba in return for j. f. kay's removal of misses from chucky. today though, there's no sign of a mentally ill us president following j. f. kay's lead hated nato leaders and the g 7 puppets seem intent on provoking u. k. a conflict via arming of pariah failed formations. israel, ukraine, and ty, one for the leads of nato countries to achieve their aims. they need the full spectrum dominance of the peoples from the usa to that vessel states in western europe and south east asia. it might be social media, tv, news, it might be odd. it might be philosophy or must be good to prevent peoples in nature. countries from understanding the mental and economic imprisonment. and someone who is an early pioneer of explaining the subservient to power fake philosophies, conjoined with new liberalism to replace the dominant marxism with quantum physics . as professor john bring them all, he joined to be a gain from powers in france, as well as his 7 old e mail to terry and imper

no, we lived in a small apartment, on the guns of such khrushchev-era buildings, they were called, veryhere were two rooms, grandma and grandpa lived in one room, and my mother and i lived in the second, was there a time when you really, really wanted something? but they never bought it for you, what did you do in that case? yes, of course, this often happened, but i understood after all, in fact, my mother can’t afford it, and by the way, i never acted up, didn’t fall to the ground, didn’t hit the ground with my hands and didn’t scream, i want, i want, i want, that is, i always understood all this, probably from early childhood i already realized this, well, if there is no opportunity. then, when i grow up, i will provide for myself. victoria, we are moving on to the black sector, could you stand up for yourself as a child? yes, that’s exactly what i did, and since i already said that my mother raised me alone, and once i there was an incident in the yard, i was very little, probably six years old, someone offended me, i ran home to complain to my mother, that my mother would marry me.

there said: "let's launch, especially since von braun is already preparing to launch missiles, khrushchevhesitated, because the military did not agree at first, and then gave the command, listen to korolev." and then we launched a test launch on september 7, knew that the warhead would fall apart. studio drawings, documents, photos, videos, i suggest you watch it now, yes, you know, i want to say that our archive, the russian state archive of scientific and technical documentation was created as a center for storing space documentation, and this was its secret name, in open sources it was known as the scientific research center for technical documentation, that is, the name did not quite reflect. the essence of the work was not sounded, but in fact, when the resolution was adopted on april 30, 1974, the country's leadership set the goal of collecting documents on the exploration of outer space, and not only scientific and technical documents, but also films, photographs, background documents, a large-large work began on collecting materials on... types of media, as for scientific and tech

he met khrushchev, but never went to rush and his life. peter: you quote him as saying i am not a communist but i feel proud to say i feel procommunist. i do not want radical change, i want evolutionary change. i do not want to go back to the days of 1929 or a sick and crazy world like the one we had and which produced hitler and hitler him. -- kittler -- hitlerism. scott: in 1939 he left london to promote the city lights and then he was gone for 18 months and he went around the world several times, places he had never been and would never go again, he went to bali, out-of-the-way places, and it was a transcendent experience for him because he experienced completely different populations , totally different cultures, but almost everywhere he went he saw the results of the deprivation of the depression, which was two and three years old, he did not come back until 19 33, he was gone for 18 months so the depression was well under way at this point and it was not close to coming out of it, the depression did not start easing until 1935. he sa

>> he never went to russia in his life he met nikita khrushchev someplace but never went to russia. >> you quote him as saying, "i am not a communist, but i feel proud to say that i feel pretty procommunist. i do not want radical change. i want an evolutionary change. i don't want to go back to the days of 1929, i don't want to go back to a sick and crazy world like the one we had and which produced hitler and hitlerism." >> the depression in 1931, he took vacations every 10 years basically. in 1931, he left for london to do "city lights." and he kept going, for two months. places he had never been and would never go again. he went to bali. out-of-the-way places. it was a transcendent experience for him, he experienced completely different populations , completely different cultures. but almost everywhere he went, he saw the results of the depression, which was two or three years old, he did not come back until 1933 he was gone for 18 months with the depression well underway and not close to coming out of it. it did not start using until 1934, 1935. it firmed up his feelings about nat

khrushchev is in new york and he maintains the communist offensive throughout the world because of theproductive power of the soviet union itself. the chinese communists have always a large population, but they are important and dangerous now because they are mounting a major effort within their own country to kind of country. we have here the kind of society we have, the kind of strength we build in the united states will be the defense of freedom if we do well here, if we meet our obligations, if we are moving ahead, then think freedom will be secure around the world. if we fail, then freedom fail. therefore, i think the question before the american people is, are we doing as much as we can do? are we as strong as we should be? are we as strong as we must be if we're going to maintain our independence and if we're going to maintain and hold out the hand of friendship to those who look to us for assistance, to those who look to us for survival. i should make it very clear that i do not think we're doing enough, that i am not satisfied as an american with the progress that we are makin

nikita khrushchev? >> he never went to russia. no. he met grisha someplace. i don't remember.might have been paris. but he never went to russia. >> but the new quote him as saying, i am not a communist, but i feel proud to say that i feel pretty procommunist. i don't want radical change. i want an evolutionary change. i don't want to go back to the days of 1929. i don't want to go back to a second crazy world like the one we had and which produced hitler and hitler is him. >> the depression. in 1931, he took a trip -- he took locations every 10 years, basically. in 1931, he left for london to promote city lights. and he kept going. he was gone for 18 months. places he had never been, places he would never go again. he went to bali. out of the way places. and it was a transcendent experience for him, because he experienced completely different populations, different cultures. but almost everywhere he went, he saw the results of the deprivation of the depression, which was two and three years old. he didn't come back until 1933. he was gone for 18 months. so the depression was w

underlying mao had about stalin were he always had a lot more respect for stalin than he had for khrushchev, who he, you know, had never had, you know, a great of respect for at all. so so there was sort of, you know, relative high point in the relationship even though, you know, there is still some of mistrust during the korean war, you know there had been sort of a complex series of negotiations that mao had promised that he would reveal the song, if he got into trouble. but the soviets were also supposed to supply air support, which they eventually reengaged on and there is you know, there's always sort of a combination of, you know, on the one hand, fraternal socialist, but there's also a lot of mistrust, the relationship between mao zedong and kim il sung. the war was also perfect. there were lot of disagreements between them. who should control the combined chinese forces on the korean peninsula? right. kim il sung thought should be him. mao zedong thought, well, you know, we're sending a vast number of volunteers here and we just rescued your country from oblivion. so we think it sho

he had faced off in the face hey, most moscow kitchen debate with khrushchev. but once kennedy accepted the offer of the networks nixon felt he couldn't say no, and he went in and he had been suffering from the staph infection. he was ten pounds underweight. he was sick, he had a fever, he banged his knee, which is where he got the infection on a limousine door going into the debate, he got clobbered in the debate. i mean, it just like some of the debates we've seen this year and the whole statute gap left. i really think that changed the whole momentum of the campaign and probably is what precipitated john kennedy being the president of the united states fascinating election and a fascinating, fascinating book. >> the book is countdown 1960. the behind the scene story of the 312 days that changed america's politics forever. it'll be released those day. chris wallace. thank you so much. best of luck with it. >> thank you, jake and we saw quite the online unlikely pairing just last hour, donald trump with republican governor of georgia, brian kemp, whom trump ha

he'd gotten an official debate with nikita khrushchev model kitchen at a, at a trade fair in moscow. he just thought, i might heavyweight. he's a lightweight i mean, just something as simple as the physical issue which was that kennedy went to california, he got a deep town when they came into the studio they asked me once a makeup, he said no, nixon, who famously had a 5:00 shadow and was still suffering from very serious infection. he had refused to have makeup. he needed the makeup. he looked and can nixon wore a lighter color suit, which blended into the background exactly? play. no, i mean, it just their were miscalculation after miscalculation. just quickly at the end of the of the debate. richard daley, the mayor of chicago, turned into my godly and embalmed him before he died chris wallace. >> thank you. the new book is fascinating. countdown, 1960, the behind the scene story, the 312 days that change angela america's politics for ever goes on sale tuesday, the news continues right here on cnn. >> this

they were born in the thirties, went through the war, creatively blossomed during the khrushchev thaworious, it was a time, forgive me, and you are a physicist or a lyricist, rather a lyricist, then here are my poems, poems. many wrote and recited on hikes, at parties, regardless of the cold, rain or hoarse voices, so that the heart beats young, so that we always want to sing, by the way, it was in the sixties that the fox terrier dog breed came into fashion in the ussr, they were brought by the military from the gdr, a similar dog played a role in our history. they were the first to be at the scene of listiv's murder, saw blood on the stairs, kobzon was interviewed here in the case of the execution of a crime boss. i had a row with kobzon, and we had a row and fought, drove the bitsevsky maniac into a trap. our management and murder. for the first time, investigators from the gangster department. vedomosti wrote so, the gangster department will reveal the details of its cases, i have no reason to say anything about a life sentence, which shocked russia, tomorrow at 6 pm on ntv. fello