could it belong to klyuchevsky and klyuchevsky, uh, such words. amazing lectures on russian history, which called there, if i remember 1896 in parts or in general 904, 7 years before his death. these lectures were more or less. all published, we are talking about the seventy-fifth lecture, where, in general, the reign of catherine ii is assessed, it really is said there. this very gypsy camp reminded me of what it means. yes, a gypsy tribe. like in this fake test. and yes, uh, that means the gypsy camp resembled a russian one court before catherine well, i mean, of course, the contract between the reign of mainly anna ioannovna. yes, which she loved, the strengthening she loved means, uh, to pretend that various karmas were running around. remember? yes, this is an ice house, uh, a story about how an ice yard was built for these, in general, some kind of entertainment with the rest there on not and dv. let's just say, well, the ninth. i mean, uh, admire some kind of ugliness. yes, somehow , well, these are little people. this is probably funny, th

klyuchevsky, vasily osipovich, yes, klyuchevsky, order, order.uke of lithuania batory demanded from ivan the terrible in the tragedy the death of ivan the terrible. and please don’t forget the cities he demanded. ask. ivan zhurablev, tula region, yasnaya polyana educational complex. stefan bathory demanded from grozny the cities of pskov and polotsk conquered small livonian cities, and the city that stands on the dnieper, i find it difficult to answer, please. nikita pashinov, vladimirov region, melniki city, school number one, on the dnieper, smolensk on volkhov, veliky novgorod. goroburd, he demands that from the levon land. you would forever give your regiments to the polish crown to smolensk and polotsk, novgorod and pskov. well, we’ll definitely give two medals here, and i don’t quite agree with the first medal, because when a person doesn’t know which one, which city is on the dnieper? i will support you, here i will support you. thank you big, a medal is a must, you have an order, there will be a medal. bows. lermonov has an essay that you

but klyuchevsky, by the way, argued.s i understand, with the fact that history deals with a specific person, or am i confusing something. and he, of course, argued, but strictly speaking, his era as a whole was argued by my scientific great-great-grandfather klyuchevsky yes, it naturally existed in certain circumstances. naturally yes. well, nevertheless, still significant. and they were determined, that is, here he is, so to speak, not without such populist influence. yes, so to speak, not without a populist approach. yes, he talked about the fact that there are people first and foremost, and only then a veteran’s man. remember, we are just like you, but we were talking and i can go over it now, of course. correct me, but you said that if you look for some laws, then these are the turning points in clash of different cultures. yes, i 'm trying to convey in my own words, and usually you or often. yes, the one that counts wins, well, less. that's how it actually was, as if the roman empire, probably not very precisely, no

nothing left of russia, and telegin objects to him in this dispute, telegin removes the historian klyuchevskythe shelf, he says that the russian land was ruined, in the kremlin i was sitting, that is, on the throne, after all these impostors, but remember, boris godunov, there grishapev and so on, the poles were just sitting in the kremlin openly, yes, and it seemed that there would be nothing from russia, but then... they began to collect russian people, russian land, brought a new tsar, who was afraid there, the boy was trembling, but nevertheless, they gathered a militia, drove out the poles, defeated some gangs of thieves, gangs that walked around moscow, borrowed money, began to raise, took care of faith, as he writes, because they understood that faith is the most important and the grandchildren of these people, these grandchildren already beat the swedes and then they founded petersburg, and then russia became. great empire and telegin says to roshchin: the district will remain from us, and from there the russian land will come, with this incredible faith in russia, with this... with t

to give us weapons and we are going to crimea and that’s all well, how shocked we were well, but klyuchevskys , well, guys, well, i am just as ready to fight with weapons in my hands for ukraine and i am ready to go with my mother well, i am a general i am a professional. i have level and you will let me go, i just want you to put your head down in the first battle , well, it’s not, it’s not for me , it’s not for me, it’s not for me, it’s not for me, it’s not for me, it ’s not for me, it’s not like that. him pochemu hmm, i have that well, in principle well, there were those who boiled over there who turned around and left but ukraine above all whose heart it was in the soul , the majority remained and we believed him, he says, i will study with you personally and i will go with you personally, what and was in principle not fulfilled he very quickly gained authority and all the misunderstandings between the people of the maidan are his regulars, he is there, even if it comes to a fight, there are two of them there, and they will drag everything , that is, not cool, maybe it was, and you know

telegin removes the historian klyuchevsky from the shelf, he says that the russian land was devastatedlin, which means he was on the throne after all these impostors. yes, remember the wrestler godunov there grishka from the rap, and so on. the poles simply sat in the kremlin openly. yes, and it seemed that there would be nothing more from russia, but then the russian people began to collect russian land and brought a new king, who was there the boy was afraid, he was trembling, but nevertheless they gathered a militia, drove out the poles, defeated some thieving bathhouse gangs , who, uh, walked around moscow, borrowed money, began to raise them, took care of vera, as he writes, that they understood that vera was the most important and grandchildren. these people, these grandchildren were already swedes, and then they founded st. petersburg, and then russia became a great empire. and a. telegin tells roshchin that the district will remain from us and russian land will come from there. and this incredible faith in russia this is incredible confidence that russia cannot be destroyed, th

nothing left for russia and telegin objects to him in this dispute telegin removes the historian klyuchevsky he says that the russian land was devastated. he sat in the kremlin, which means he was on the throne. and after all these impostors, yes, remember boris godunov , grishka, and so on. the poles simply sat in the kremlin openly. yes, and it seemed that there would be nothing more from russia, but then the russian people began to collect the russian land, they brought a new tsar, who was afraid there, the boy was trembling, but, nevertheless, they gathered a militia , drove out the poles, and defeated some thieves ban the gangs of gangs who, uh, walked around moscow, borrowed money, began to raise them, took care of vera, as he writes, that they understood that vera was the most important and grandchildren. these people, these grandchildren were already swedes, and then they founded st. petersburg, and then russia became a great empire. and a. telegin says it’s easier to eat , what’s left of us and from there the russian land will come. and this incredible faith in russia, this incredib