self-improvement, and precisely those moments when the units are directly at zero, when they approach the kpd, go on rotations, rest for a while, one of the tasks in principle of the medical service in the unit , all the soldiers have to improve these skills all the time, we see how in the rear people collect first aid kits, form these packages and hand them over to the front, to what extent is this a necessary process now, does the state provide for everyone, or is it still volunteer help is very necessary and in the future we are now in such a very good symbiosis when well, indeed, a lot of things are supplied to us through official and state sources, but volunteers help in a lot of ways and none of these links can be excluded the only thing is, well, let's say a call to volunteers when they receive some request, some medical need from the fighters. i was just talking about medical things, it's better to consult with doctors who have good, high professional level in order to to determine whether this is really what is necessary, because, unfortunately, i encounter quite often the fact that

are lenin’s appeals and he relied in the fight against the so -called popular elite inside, like the kpdame trotsky there in the chamber, he and so on, because they have social support among the people there was no real one like this. for the most part, they were cut off from the people in the grid. these were intellectuals, who are living in such a way in her. what, eh? in a sense, they did not know and did not want to know what was most important, and he understood that in order to defeat his political opponents. he needs support support in the masses in the party masses, these masses often did not understand the subtleties of marxism, and, by and large, the idea of ​​justice, the idea of ​​equality and the common cause, accepted them indifferent in the revolution. the first burial near the kremlin wall appears in the autumn of 1917. here , revolutionaries who died in street fighting in moscow are buried in mass graves, and the american journalist john reed, in his book 10 days that shocked the world, records this event, noting that the revolution gives rise to some kind of new faith i