kornilov.ce during various memorial events there, most likely, it was created during the civil war and then simply taken away for migration. this exhibit is of particular value the standard of one of the oldest and one of the most famous regiments of the russian its army was created by peter the great himself. this is with us the preobrazhensky regiment with us of the 19th century. yes one of the oldest ones in our collection. you and i are well aware that any banner of any period at all is a unique thing. yes, especially if we are talking about the banners of the times of the russian empire, especially. the periodicals of the book documents the famous awards with this and other similar evidence of history are not easy to survive, the great upheavals, of which there were many in the history of russia, and the more valuable is what has come to of our days and collected in these repositories are many unfavorable factors. yes, in our history there were those who, in fact, should not have reached t

kornilov called? afraid of something you will run away, where i ran.k him where? well, i'm just begging you. you're far away from me don't move away and don't poke your nose into anything, okay. good stuff to kill. there will be neither today nor tomorrow. will go. an eye, yes, an eye is needed, someone needed it. i think i know who. come on, come on, show me now now. i don't see anything. here look. well , he lights up, you see the reflection in the glasses. yes, there is something like that. listen, let's give it to an expert. let them see if there is something there. although quality, of course, every detail is important here, so we get two suspects and not only called. kostya said that to zhenya mezhenov, judging by the testimony and notes of the concierge, vladimirozhkov often came in, and just at the time when the owner was not at home, that means two more suspects. rozhkov and mezhentsev's wife, by the way, there is still information from mezhentsev, just before the murder he told his wife that he was leaving for another, not for ivolgin, or is

will give you strength and good mood for the whole day with us stas and it's very good stanislav kornilovf. we're making orzota. but we can call it in russia. as perlotta, this is something like a cut. only instead of rice, we will take pearl barley. sergey, you know, you are engaged in onion vysel. the most important thing is that the numbers in nizam are not rubbed, i will calcine barley, and in order for it to be golden, crumbly, at the same time, cook super faster. oh, listen, this is impossible. this is the aroma of such, either nuts, or roasted seeds. it smells so delicious. yes, sergey , but it’s time for us to add onions here. now we add salt, pepper and water and cook until tender. by the way, have you ever wondered why do people consider proteins, fats, carbohydrates to feel the tolerable lightness of being proteins , fats and carbohydrates in our body, they perform strictly defined functions and if, uh, proteins are building materials, the material from which our cells are built, then fats and carbohydrates - this is a source of energy, and carbohydrates give energy quickly, an

the mazurka by the composer kornilov has already sounded within these walls.erial family played music on the same piano; they gathered together in the evenings during the forced exile to tobolsk today. this is the museum of the family of nicholas ii, the first-born of the elizabethan sergius society. the new exposition is dedicated to the merciful service of empress alexandra feodorovna. it's nice when there are new exhibits. today i was able to tell my child about the charitable activities of the royal family. it was very interesting, because it's really not very, let's say the pages of history are popular, and we are used to talking about some well-known facts. here are collected, unique documents. photo exhibits alexandra fedorovna carried out extensive charitable activities. sit down at the development of social assistance education of advanced branches of medicine during the russo-japanese war empress alexandra feodorovna equipped at her own expense two sanitary trains, each of which consisted of 22 wagons, including five, operating rooms are told about t

promoted the development of education alexander ishchenko visited and appreciated the mazurka composers kornilov these walls. the imperial family played music on the same piano, they gathered together in the evenings during the forced exile to tobolsk today this whole family of nicholas ii the first-born of elizabeth sergius, society. the new exposition is dedicated to the merciful service of empress alexandra feodorovna. it's nice when new exhibits appear. today i was able to tell my child about the charitable activities of the royal family. it was very interesting, because it is really not very, let's say a popular page of history, and we are used to talking about some well- known facts. here are collected, unique documents. exhibits of photography alexandra feodorovna led an extensive charitable activity. sit down the wall for the development of social assistance education in the advanced branches of medicine during the russo-japanese war, empress alexandra feodorovna equipped at her own expense. the sanitary train, each of which consisted of 22 wagons, including five, operating rooms, a frag

and half an hour later joseph davydovich takes out of the building love kornilov three children and an people's artist passes the whopper headquarters new demands of the terrorists, the bandits want to hold a press conference in front of foreign journalists and only one russian channel, ntv, i just returned from a long business trip . at home. uh, i saw what was happening, called the office to work and asked if help was needed, because i know at such moments everyone is put under arms, and they told me, yes, of course, come further to ntv in the terrorists' lair. why did they decide not to introduce civilian officers into the film crew before the interview with the ram and what shots filmed by ntv turned out to be worth their weight in gold for the special forces, look in just a couple of minutes. don't miss the events and people of the week on central television. moscow accuses kiev of intending to use dirty bomb. is the ukrainian crisis already a step away from the nuclear level of escalation, what is it even such a dirty bomb, and why its explosion can be many times more dangerous t

second husband valery kornilov he took care of me for a very long time for 3 years, the fortress held yes, he was very persistent. he was like that. well, considerate, although you know, in general, why did the fortress hold out? because in general, i saw from the very beginning that we were not suitable for each other. why did you give up then? we are completely from different worlds, we are different worlds of sensation. well, we are completely different. well, he looked after me so persistently that he somehow became an integral part of my life and tamed me. well, maybe so, yeah, because you know, sometimes there is a situation where relationships come to a standstill. yeah, and there are two ways out of this impasse, either there or not at all. uh-huh so we decided to go there, yes, because i was not very ready, not at all, i got pregnant right away. that was the most how to say it. in general, i was already an adult girl, and i already really wanted to have son. and when i had signs of pregnancy, i immediately called his name, although valery objected to this name. he said that h

in the area of ​​​​the salaryevo interchange hub; it connects the kievskoye highway and admiral kornilovvskoye highway and a side passage. there is a tunnel along it, we launch ahead of time. uh, managed to cut it. uh, normative normative posts. uh, deadlines due to working in two shifts. e work for interchangeable lasia. er, that is. eh, compressed. uh, we had a schedule for switching communications, and the tunnel of the troitsky railway overpass, located in the center of moscow, was decorated with panels along the pedestrian zones, there are decorative drawings depicting the kursk and yaroslavl stations, views of moscow and the swallow train. state historical museum at the expo all exhibited finds discovered during the construction of the railway you can also see the work of contemporary artists i imagine sculptures and panels and always rejoice that such an archaic, seemingly unique, prayerful museum space. there are opportunities, of course, thanks to partners and various kinds, friends, museums, opportunities for courage and desire to please us all with such incredible, so differen

i just say no, well, he e kornilov alexey and some other generals, they believed that the german wasnd that in order to motivate better troops for e, defense against the german and for actions, including against the germans in ukraine that it is necessary to form such units, and from the ukrainians, they will more actively resist the german occupation. we are now, of course, now the motive is also that these people who formed on the basis of such e sorry. excuse me, they are going to these guys who leave chechnya for 20-30 percent of the guys from other regions, in general from the same moscow region 80%. once again, this unit is fighting in the territories that we will continue to liberate. they have nothing to do with what we have just talked about, such as an example from the first world war. let's get back to the defense committee, that is, if we talk about the gunner of the governors, well, the task of the government on historical couples, then we can say that, like, put the first world war on, for example, you can create a polish army on the territory of the soviet union, which

i, finally, the third one, we had a little argument with volodya kornilov about who palm stefanchuk ord get the championship there, in my eyes, after all, danilov, because danilov is russian. here danilov is a russian and a scoundrel, who the future russian says that the russian should croak in the swamps, therefore, my eyes are the absolute champion in the region. eh, in this abomination and meanness they ask me why we discussed the burden of carriage, we'll all see you tomorrow. we will tell you what this day is remembered for in history right now hello on october 24, 1648, the peace of westphalia was concluded. this agreement ended the most difficult 30-year war that was fought between the catholic and protestant german principalities and affected almost all the states of europe, following the signed agreements, the equality of catholics and protestants was recognized and the right not only of rulers, but also of citizens to choose their confession recognized the independence of holland and switzerland and changes in borders in as a result of the war, historians believe that the pea

i am, finally, the third one, we had a little argument with volodya kornilov about who should get theho, being russian, says that russians should croak in the swamps, therefore, my eyes are the absolute champion in the region. eh, in this filth and meanness they ask me why we discussed it, the proofreader's burden corrects everything . see you tomorrow. grisha is bluffing semyon semyonovich kazantsev suddenly died at the age of 70 after a short illness as an engineer, organizer of production, and in the new russia he became an industrialist and entrepreneur in difficult circumstances, he participated in the preservation and then in the development of unique areas of the chemical industry and biotechnology, his relatives, as well as work colleagues considered decency humanity. everything has already been distributed. that's not how grisha does it, that's how it's done. all today's gain. we part with our played it who? it's me grisha where did you get this number from? i forbid you to call here. i'll be with you tomorrow grish i beg you. well, get away from me. be a man, i don't need yo

remember georgy pruzhkov of antiquity, there they would argue with you, to put it mildly, leonid kornilovd rewriting its interpretations, but we are referring to specific studies. yes, a motley story, for example, we talked about situations, if very often, we are faced with such evidence that, as you say, were soared by them, so then we need to reconsider. eh, in general, his own approach to ancient history. uh-huh , because that's about the fact that there all this was condemned, well, somehow everyone was telling one thing was not to talk about it. you were still interested in raising the topic, what is homosexuality solid? i am i'm not saying it didn't happen. wait. i'm talking about the fact that the picture is different correctly correctly, the picture is different and someone focuses on and someone, focusing on what you are now saying is undeniable. it may be absolutely the right thing to listen to you zeus and shame. yes, yes, yes, yes i will give you questions. look, just the same about negative relationships. so you say who i am. i beg you to give me the impossibility to ask you

the article that appeared in british pressing which drew the attention of vladimir vladimirovich kornilov. arrows are elements in the body that are used in projectiles. at the same time, it was stated that these were russian outfits. although this is precisely the stuffing of ukrainian shells. let me remind you that it was ukraine that shelled the storm, because russian troops were stationed there. listen to the alleged massacres in the city of bucha, ukrainians were made a video of how they are on the road there are bodies with their hands tied behind their backs, one was here on the street, then after 100 meters another one, then one or two here, then another. it was a very peculiar spectacle perpetrated by syrian terrorists. trying to overthrow the laws of the syrian government so i know what they look like, when i looked at the footage of the crime stinging, it didn't look true. and that i look at these things as a professional prosecutor. i have investigated thousands of thousands of crimes, i can clearly say that we do not know who killed these people. we do not know where they were

children's culture dialogue took place between vladimir vladimirovich kornilov and er, there is suchof course, we respect. eh, donetsk people, donbass and so on means, but uh, you just come and see, that's all. uh, lviv is the intellectual capital of ukraine because there are such a number of bookstores as we have in lvov means, uh, i didn’t see them in donetsk, to which vladimir vladimirovich said, well, you come to donetsk, i will show you so many bookstores that you simply understand that lvov’s, well, they’re not up to the mark, but it was already then clear that these rudiments are here. eh, not that not hatred, then only neglect, and then after the fourteenth year. you have turned into hatred. and this hatred in ukraine is now going wild. here today was a regular take different forms. today there was another message so that in odessa more than 400 streets gather there. oh, and we, in this sense, as they remember. what street do they live on now? if they change their name all the time, yes, and in this sense, uh, it’s kind of strange that we take part in this war, because we don

article that appeared in the british pressing, which drew the attention of vladimir vladimirovich kornilovprojectiles. at the same time, it was stated that these were russian shells. although this is precisely the stuffing of ukrainian shells. let me remind you that it was ukraine that shelled the storm, because russian troops were stationed there. listen to the asserted massacres in the city of bucha , a video was made to the ukrainians, how they were lying on the road there with their hands tied behind their backs, one was here on the street, then after 100 meters another one, then one or two here, then another one it was very kind of spectacle. i have seen many horrific showcase killings carried out by syrian terrorists. trying to overthrow the laws of the syrian government so i know what they look like, when i looked at the footage of the crime it didn't sound like it. i look at these things, as a professional of a thousand crimes on this i can say, we do not know who killed these people. we do not know where they were killed. we do not know when they were killed. we don't know why the

ukrainian culture dialogue took place between vladimir vladimir kornilov and er, there is such a russianh, he's a noble himself. so he said yes. of course we respect. eh, donbass from donetsk and so on means, but uh, you just come and see, that’s all. uh, lviv is an intellectual capital ukraine because such a number of bookstores as we have in leo means them. i have not seen in donetsk. to which vladimirovich said, well, you come to donetsk, i will show you such a number of bookstores that you will simply understand that lvovsky, well, is a villain, but it was already clear then that these rudiments were here. uh, not like hatred, then only neglect, and then after the fourteenth year. you have become a vein. and this hatred in ukraine is now going wild. here was today another take different forms. today there was another message that more than 400 streets were going to be renamed in odessa. and we in this sense, as they remember. what street do they live on now? if they change the name all the time, yes, and we, in this sense, uh, take part in this war in a strange way, because we have n