the same thing happened with the košice chapel.he most amazing and best songs that i had the chance to hear at my age was sung generously for an encore. the ukrainian choir triumphed once again, but ukraine was no longer on the political map of the world. the ukrainian government could not support the overseas tours of oleksandr koshitsa's choir. and the russians did not let the ukrainians relax. according to the instructions of the impresario , the ukrainian national anthem was no longer sung at the choir's performances. vocal numbers of two russian opera soloists were added to the program. in some brochures, the project was positioned as rushen vocal art. this territory was still perceived as united russia, that is, everything from this part of the world was perceived as russian, and it would not be very difficult for someone to distinguish, it is russian, not russian, well, in american reviews, the ukrainian choir began to be called a representative of little russia, and ukrainian singers - russians, choristers had no choice but

košice heard all this, this antagonism and this eternal rhetoric about tostov dostoevsky and this greatrussian culture, this lecture from the czech gendarmes in 1919. here we are again we hear from some european intellectuals that... it is necessary to preserve the great russian culture, well, this history, it is not the same, it is not one year, it has been going on for more than one hundred years, the suspicious attitude towards the choristers has caused already their very appearance, his cat described in detail ironically in his diary, it was some kind of nomadic horde, which was scary to let into the city in broad daylight for a cannon. the famous artist kuzmin was in coils, a tattered soldier's visor, a gymnast and no signs of underwear. zrazhevskyi in a torn military coat, a peasant's cap with a cloche sticking out of it, and boots that have forgotten about the soles and heels. physia is unshaven, apparently, since the beginning of the world war. i myself am in torn boots , without... so, in a coat borrowed from tuchapskyi, extremely wide and long, sleeves up to the elbow, on my h

it was very interesting to see all the chaplains together with košice in the same room at the positionrrested, all of course joked, but at the same time, everyone had some kind of bad feeling in their hearts. they searched , then, when the ukrainians declared that we are not, not that we are not bolsheviks, we are not even russians, we are ukrainians, we are citizens of the independent ukrainian people's republic, and the czechs say, what is this, what other independent ukrainian people's republic , we know about the only indivisible russia, the tsarist mother, not the bolshevik one. they put us in a huge room with portraits of austrian emperors. they read to us from the top of the russian mono-nidilim ideas a lecture about pushkin, gogol, tolstoy and the great and deep russian culture. but when these good men, apparently offended, raised.

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that he is telling the slovaks: look, ukrainians are dying so that russian troops do not come to kosicens, in which... since yes, that you are not dying for your land , not for yourself, you are dying for the interests of some western states, for them, that is , you tell them this to the eyes of the ukrainians, you can’t say this, because all the media are clamped down, freedom of speech is clamped down, they imprison journalists, throw them behind bars, but note, again, the press was never indignant about dmitry’s arrest skvortsova, the western press, i have never seen a single publication on this matter, but when surveillance begins on soros... soros journalists, well, on information killers, there is immediate noise, here the western press is making noise, you can’t touch them, there is the press is untouchable, that means, even if they are information killers, there are people who are trying to write the truth, they can be imprisoned, killed, shot, no problem, since they are the same russians, when zelensky issues this decree now, they are somehow written on the knee, there not even

they ran a pretty efficient kosice. on. basically could have left after an hour and a half. again, it shows how unique iowa is. new hampshire is going to have a primary but this is the most famous caucus at least in 2020 2024the republicans have kept te tradition alive of doing an excellent job in showing it to the world. through c-span and all of the other coverage they have nothing to hide and they really want to participate and want to keep this going. that lease for four more years in 2028. >> alright, bob beatty, karen, thank you both for being with us tonight. we appreciate it. >> thank you for the invitation, have a great night. >> the caucus is over at boone county. earlier though tonight before those folks departed for the doors and got back to their warm homes c-span john mcardle spoke with some of the caucus goers after they were able to vote in this primary contest. >> opposed caucus as we are walking out chatting with folks over the room tonight tell me your name. >> i think i went tonight? >> it went well