it is known that when meeting in moscow, it was konrad who suggested that his young compatriot come toetely different games. who knows perhaps when 80 years ago arnold deidrich was drowning in the arctic ocean, the last thing he could think about was how he first saw the sea, it was the sea, sparkling warm, southern mediterranean, gentle dawns. now the cicada will sing some mysterious paths. along the coast in the summer of 28, here specifically in syria fell. well, romania and greece yes , and it’s also clear that on any vacation an organization called oms iki will start with the latter and ki stands for how the executive committee of the communist international or otherwise the comintern created by lenin, the comintern was the world communist party, which prepared the world revolution, another interesting thing, most of the materials and cue stored in this moscow archive has long been declassified, but still under the most serious stamps in russia about the operations of such of its employees. this is a super top-secret comintern oms department. types of communications intelligence w

anderson really embodied the '90s bombshell. >> pamela's early '90s fashion is style expert preston konrad'slot of high-waisted jeans, denim cutoffs, athletic-inspired apparel, and it really kind of gave us this relatable feel to her style. >> pam began to show a sexier side when she became a movie star in the mid-90s. >> one of the most iconic pam anderson movie star looks was at the cannes film festival in 1995 at the premiere of "barb wire." this is a gorgeous leather catsuit with a plunging neckline. >> i had that in my suitcase. i just ripped it out and put it on. >> her style began to evolve when she started dating motley crue rocker tommy lee. >> we're getting a lot more sex and a lot less sweet. so we're seeing lace and cutouts and dramatic headwear and heavier makeups. >> i love the hat. >> thank you. i just wanted to wear something fun and kooky. >> i think tommy put that on me, and the blue eyeshadow. this is tommy dressing me. this is why i'm not married anymore. he has horrible taste. >> but preston sees pam's outrageous looks at the 1997 amas and the 1999 vmas as iconic. >> thi

farm behind osa, not far from novogrudok, a russian poet, zhukovsky, after the release of the poem konradent, once said, you know pushkin, brother, because he will shut himself up for belt. to which pushkin replied. you don't talk like that, he already shut me up. name this poet. mikhail, as i understand it, is in your team mitskevich mitskevich something needs to be done about this. german troops entered minsk on june 28, 1941 . how many days the occupation of the city lasted, i will give you answers. i understand that it is extremely difficult to answer this question exactly 870 1.420 or 1.100. let's say again 870 1.420 or 1.100 time, if you are not sure, write different answers each time yes, one hundred percent situation in order to so as not to build more than necessary. if you are not sure, if you are sure, please write all the same answers and you will be happy five four you can still repeat again, 2.870 1.420 and 1.100. time has come forward valentine's youth, as always, let's start with you, but 870 1.1. 00 and 870, that is, here is the third option, which is generally implausibl

types of communications intelligence where konrad recommended deutchi, and where he was yes and thathey assigned the pseudonym stefan lang the word to the one who provided us with documents from the archive, the svr department of international relations of the comintern is one of the most powerful special services. then, in those days, they had a wonderful, illegal intelligence service , perfectly set up, and they also had such a phenomenon as the pasapparat was not audible. never. this means that the pass-apparatus is a special structure that was engaged in documentation, that is, the production of a passport, the production of passports , printing certificates and design tools. they had three main ones. uh, let's say three branches, one in germany, one in the usa and one in the soviet union, they had everything set up so well that they could manufacture some document to say, here is the official who must sign this document. whether he was at work at that time, or was on vacation, for example, whether it was before that, the methods remain all intelligence. same damn thing. in essen

types of communications intelligence where konrad recommended deychi, and where he was yes and that theonym stefan lang was given the word to the one who provided us with documents from the archive, the svr department of international relations of the comintern is one of the most powerful intelligence services. then in those days they had an excellent illegal intelligence service, it was perfectly staged. and they also had such a phenomenon as a pass-apparatus is never heard. so, the pass-apparatus is a special structure that was engaged in documentation, that is, the production of a passport; the production of passports ; they had three main ones. uh, let's say three branches one in germany was one in the usa one in the soviet union methods remain all intelligence topics. in the same way, this all changes the format, depending on the scientific technical development of trends in society, changes formally, and the methods themselves. let's say invariant words that he works in the twentieth thirties are quite relevant today, of course, in the words military and why did your political int

herman keller is the party nickname konrad, who, as we remember , attracted, yes, and commentary in intelligenceiting through england, the british secret services saw in the counter-read, rather than a saboteur, but a party functionary. well, in 43 he was parachuted into his native austria where, unfortunately, he was quickly figured out by the stapovites. they mockingly photographed him in the attire of a parachutist, then tortured him to death with a tragic fate, but at least he, as he wanted , moved to the forefront of the struggle. and dh was waiting. as you know, i have now been in the ussr for 21 months all this time. i'm actually out of a job. i think, and rightly so, that it shouldn't last like this, and can not. the very eve of the forty-first year, which turned out to be so terrible for the ussr, on december 31, fortieth, in the report of the least head of the nkvd beria, the new head of intelligence, pavel kaysing, nevertheless proposes to send, yes, and even in the usa, but illegal residency is supposed to be assigned the following tasks: organizing new recruitments, especially at de

behind the axis not far from novogrudok, russian the poet, zhukovsky, after the release of the poem konradu know pushkin, brother, because he will plug himself into his belt. to which pushkin replied. you don't talk like that, he already shut me up. name this poet. mikhail, as i understand it, is in your team mitskevich mitskevich something needs to be done about this. german troops entered minsk on june 28, 1941 . how many days the occupation of the city lasted, i will give you answers. i understand that it is extremely difficult to answer this question exactly 870 1.420 or 1.100. let's say again 870 1.420 or 1.100 time, if you are not sure, write different answers each time, yes 100% the situation in order not to build more than necessary. if you are not sure, if you are sure, please write all the same answers and you will be happy five four you can repeat 2.870 1.420 and 1.100 again. write something. time has come forward valentine's youth, as always, let's start with you, but 870 1.1. 00 and 870, that is, here the third option is generally implausible. all the war at your table is the

preston konrad is here to show us the trends this year. >>> first, we have new hope for the economy.ck to rebecca jarvis on wall street. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: hi, george. this report just out. 263,000 jobs out. the wages up 5.1% from a year ago. you put all of those factors together and it gives the federal reserve cover to keep hiking interest rates aggressively in order to drive down inflation. american families are now paying about $433 more every month on the same foods and services, and while inflation may have peaked and very likely has, it still remains historically high and the fed has been trying to fight that, and at the same time not hinder the u.s. economy, not drive down employment, and what you are seeing is while we have seen layoffs in areas like technology, facebook laying off employees, google pausing new hiring, other areas of the economy like hospitality, the health care system, government, are still adding jobs. that bolsters the fed's right -- the fed's path to keep hiking rates and make borrowing more expensive. whit? >> rebecca, thank you. now to

the judge, konrad morgen, testified at the nuremberg trials. he visited concentration camps.es, fat prisoners and even a special brothel. were potemkin villages built here for justice, too? sachsenhausen was exactly the place where the official visits took place very often. among the visitors there were high-ranking guests from the nsdap, the government or from foreign delegations. maria butina and kirill gushinsky went to inspect the prison colonies. for such tours, there was a planned route laid out in advance. during the excursions visitors could gradually examine discipline, the joy of labor and a harsh regime, thanks to which prisoners were successfully re-educated. good day! evening lectures on science and art history are extremely popular here. education through art. poems, prose, classic music. right now there is a meeting of the book lovers club. it cannot be compared with the american conditions [in prison]. in america, conditions are definitely much worse… so you have worked… there is a washbasin for everyone, but there is not enough space. and here you wash your l