, although the monument to lenin is there is an elephant standing on may day square, on lenin squarend the elf tower of the left, i don’t understand anything, lev sapega is practically a local legend, he turned a provincial town into a trade and political center, high-ranking officials from all over the grand duchy of lithuania came here, sapego himself, although he ruled slonim officially, was an infrequent guest, but he put in a good word and fussed about macdemburg rights for his possessions, and then slonim got a coat of arms, a leb with an arrow in its paws, the same sign is on the coat of arms clan of sapiehas. this is how the politician elegantly immortalized his possession back in heraldry. the clock on the old tower is not an illusion, oginsky's polonese sounds like elephants, even if it was written by another oginsky, but mikhail kazimir supported creative people in every possible way, true connoisseurs are sure that the elephants are the birthplace of the polonezes, because the world's most famous saginsky's palonese appeared here, farewell with the homeland, by the way, s

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street, the main street of donetsk, for everyone who wanted it, so that it would stretch from lenin squarert olga mokhova anastasia popova valery savelyev is a typical novorossian. that's all we wanted to talk about. kirill vyshinsky was with you today. see you soon. we really wanted our family to adapt to the new real life of ninety-four, which is just around the corner in a previous life where a colleague works. i quit my job a long time ago as a turtle. ninja saves also lives in the sewer. evgeniy tsyganov overhaul of the mind of the whole country overhaul, where is the money alexander timid property, hello ekaterina volkovashki capitalism is the system of the future. then you will tell this story. the manned spacecraft soyuz ms-24 successfully docked to the dawn module of the russian segment of the iss, evgeniy nipped, a real player from the cosmodrome, will tell you how it all went. we are 2 km from the thirty-first launch complex of baikonur , the soyuz 21a launch vehicle launches the manned spacecraft ms-24 into orbit.

it is not called in honor of the friend of all children, but lenin square in the city center is adjacenthin big ben, by the way, the big ben was built, in my opinion, in the 19th century and became a real talisman of the city, because after its construction in the city it was simply the fires stopped. this is also the most popular meeting place; one of the sides of the central square is occupied by mostly old buildings. they have been restored, and in some places they are high-tech small two-story houses in the city center used to belong to jews; families lived on the second floor. on the first there were trading rows, which were called shchuchin sukenitsa , 150 years have passed, and the store operates in the same place, they say shchuchin became much prettier in 2015, when he held the day of writing. today it is the cutest town, one of the most well-groomed and picturesque small regional centers in belarus, shchuchin horn, incredibly cute in general. i have a feeling that i came from the stage of some major hollywood film companies. only here everything is real, if it’s an old hotel, t

main artyom street, donetsk street - a large table for everyone, so that it would stretch from lenin squareical novorossiya? that's all we wanted to talk about. kirill vyshinsky was with you today. see you soon. and zelensky’s entire formation lost another 810 soldiers, officers and mercenaries , a tank and 11 other armored vehicles were destroyed, and also 13 self-propelled howitzers, including us production, 37 ukrainian drones were shot down on the front line, and the situation on the front line alexey baranov the task received this time

we are in in the center on lenin square it changed a lot then, a very picturesque riverbed was alreadyodnichanka river. and lovely villas, lovely little cottages that gave, uh, indescribable, a completely unique appearance to this medieval city. grodno was all paved with a huge area, as if for thousands of demonstrations, grodno was losing its appearance, some kind of originality that really hurt the grodno residents. bykova you know, i then immediately after meeting him, and the monologue was his very long i made some notes. well, you know, these notes were made in 1975 and i haven’t even opened them since then until recently. it was with great difficulty that i deciphered these numbers , these phrases, these hints, uh, that a lot of things were erased? it’s just been for so many years. but now i will read my short notes and create what bykov said then in a monologue about this. his was very long and spatial. bulls of the squares and a little sarcastic square builders square builders the recording will not come out alpine plus, the obelisk was being prepared for publication as a separ

this is when it was flooded, here is the billiard room, the ferris wheel, the square, lenin here. mountain here used to be called kommunarov, but now it has a different name. here the cobblestones are shown , people always came there to trade, these horses, they brought something further down leninskaya street, where the main post office in the city theater is located. here is a cow walking along leninskaya street, this is a pre-revolutionary moment. this it's all brain. here in the third plan, the first , second and third are these children's towns. there were four turrets all over the big town. so now they don’t have this. well, my plans are for us to conduct training there. my plan is to show everyone everything that was there, because the third plan is empty, this is work, and i dedicated it to those guys who came to me for training with their dogs. so they did it in good faith. so i just wanted to show these people at the beginning, when they came to training, and me. well, i don’t ask who you are, what you are and how, well, then i learned from others that these guys were in

here in the valley in the square. lenin gathered to sell food and cows, and that’s all.for everyone. as shown here, it was the cobblestone that was there and not down there there was a sewer, the river was like a ditch, and everything flowed there into the river, right there. it was in those days. at this place there used to be an open-air museum of the great patriotic war , after the war they made it a memory for the military so that they would win the war, 41-45 at that time, and people still have the memory that there was a castle here, that there was something here... that was it and decided to resume it. this is how the wooden castle was made to imitate this. well, something to remind you of the city, because there was nothing to preserve here. everything was destroyed. here, only the ruins were somewhere down there, some stone remained, but that was all, and i watched how all this construction was going on. i was interested. well, they updated it well, but it’s all an imitation of the castle complex. from above you can see everything and the view is very large for

soviet army, and we do not recognize soviet power. and let's go back to what it was before lenin get 10,000 square the americans? and by analogy with this, now the americans are starting to try, because of their stupidity, they did not understand and did not understand its geography. they are now trying to flirt from the side of central asia where they are getting into central asia where are they, where is central and in central asia there are three countries that play their mouths. one is beautiful, the second is small, and the third is turkey, turkish culture. turkey considers this the sphere of its national influence. and they they think that from washington they will climb in there against china against russia against turkey and all these peoples are sitting and just waiting for the americans to appear. and next to them are those on whom they depend in all respects, but the americans don’t know, they don’t know geography either. they are not literate. and the last thing i wanted to say was me. this brazen statement by the president of the united states is respected in other countries. and what

central square, lenin and embankment in the area of ​​the city beach already this month, these works.are planning to complete these asia next year for our northern city with short daylight hours in winter, which is especially important illumination of the city. now it is 67%, we plan to bring it up to 100% as part of the modernization of the outdoor lighting system. at the same time , veins will almost halve energy consumption. also digital security services. here we propose to use the far eastern concession mechanism. ah, the most acute problem of the city is the volume of dilapidated housing that has been growing for many decades. i reported this to you, vladimirovich , now, thanks to your instruction , the largest resettlement program in the country is being implemented in the republic, including the yakut one. citizens from emergency housing this year. in the city, we are completing the resettlement of the fund, which was recognized as emergency on january 1 of the seventeenth year. at the same time, of course, for the complete elimination of emergency wooden housing in the urban

he asked me to come to the city center to meet, in the center of lenin square, and he gets down on onee. we managed to get married literally a couple of people from my side will receive a couple of people from her side, and everything and everything. you went to the front again. now let's go to the artillery fire control post of the anti-tank artillery battery, all the command posts are in the basement. for safety, because i understand that losing the command post will be very cool. that's it, nobody is fighting. nobody will do anything. can't count can't tell about the stop can't right location directly control point. there is a map hanging here that cannot be shown to anyone, respectively, the map was hidden by the scouts fly 24/7, and the scouts find a target. ah, they report this to the commander, well, the higher command , the higher command makes a decision, either we shoot or we don’t shoot. well, there , for a number of reasons, for a number of reasons, after which it is all transferred to the fire control point, where an excellent platooner sits and who is already making calcu

residents and guests of the city experience every stage from antiquity to modern times in the square. lenin'sok place, a bread festival, retro equipment and a parade and achievements from the city's enterprise, the flight of fantasy and creativity of the participants did not leave anyone indifferent, the birthday was not without gifts, and on the eve of city day , a 16-ton lynx was installed on the m5 highway to present the beauty to the residents of gomel, they decided precisely in the evening, so that the creation would arrive in all its glory, cast at the central entrance factory symbol is now a meeting. these are the guests of gomel in height, the cast lynx reaches more than 2 m long, about 4 inside the product is hollow, otherwise the weight of a large cat would be 70 t instead of 16 analogues of a sculpture of this scale in the regional center had not been produced until this time; they are filled with a feeling of pride and joy. uh, for the fact that our initiative has come to life and will serve as a gift for our hamilians as a symbol that will further protect it and do everything to

worked, is next to the house in which they lived and the conventional center of novosibirsk , lenin squaregood and bad, he, but still in soviet cities it was like that. here. eh, well, these are the outskirts of the working class and so on. here he is, in general, in a working-class area and what makes it even more so is some kind of oxymiron, because, well, no matter how he could not have been born, you know, anywhere, here i lived in the kalininsky district. and this, too, in my opinion, is kalininets, that is, we lived, sort of, like closer, well, they also don’t want to be very close, but he actually, damn where in shura’s hometown , was at the expense of the loop establishments , who had booked his performance for a month in advance. i’m already at the moment when i’m already singing. eh, i what does this have to do with this moment, not just in one restaurant , but in three? i already have novosibirsk for bloodworms. the central restaurant was torn apart and i was asked to come and have a drink. i already had a car to seat me, and i already ran to one restaurant. 12 songs in one rest

the peculiarity of mstislavl is that here on the central square there has never been a monument to lenina monument to peter mstislavtsevich. he is already in his old age standing with an open book in his hand. and 100 meters from the square there is another monument to the mistislavite. there peter, still young, sits on big stone and is just thinking about its great educational mission, the monument to the young peter of mstislav is interesting not only in itself, but also because it is installed opposite the jesuit church. today there are more orthodox christians than catholics. and a couple of centuries ago. everything was the other way around: the carmelites, bernardines, benedictines and jesuits, as many as four monastic orders coexisted peacefully in one small town, the monastery of the jesuit order. by the way, you probably didn’t know, but the jesuits were personal intelligence officers. pope of rome they were allowed wear civilian clothes and tver life , which they took advantage of and very often got a job in the service of high-ranking persons, and the high-ranking special nobi

secondly, it is, of course, absolutely masterfully it fits into the scale of red square, just perfect. he built three leninne, which have become a symbol the russian avant-garde will show at the exhibition another version from contemporary artists from dominoes and it seems that one pulled out chip is enough for this structure to crumble . the architecture of the shchusev principle, domino is not afraid. she survived eras and remained for eternity, that is, not a lazy version of olga kovalenko and inessa mezheva, channel one, who burned over. that's all, thank you for being with us. now on channel one the premiere of the voice is no longer for children, blind auditions are underway. everything is decided by the vocal abilities of which of the participants will be able to conquer the mentors and continue your star trek. the sky will be covered and the branches of your elasticity will bend, your love will follow you

it was lenin avenue, now it is rasul avenue gamzatova near the square.as then a market there and the grandfather of many people who came to makhachkala and had nowhere to live for the night. according to this mountain tradition, he invited a cult guest to his home, yes, that is, a person who goes to the house, and then there were people who, well, received some of their relatives, and there were just people nearby who turned out like this uh, without blood, they probably didn’t lead everyone to them after all. my grandfather was such a person. he was left an orphan early and was brought up in the house of his uncle, uh, an arabist , and maybe, that’s why, as it were, seeing life from the inside out. but this one can do this, therefore, this is the cucumber code. he was very observant. it is very important. this is already history. now it's time to talk. about the museum that you head is the dagestan museum of fine arts named after patimat saidovna. and gamzatova. well, here we see rasul gamzatovich. and we also have a photograph of the gamzatov spouses i

red square was simply perfectly designed and built three lenin mausoleum, two temporary wooden ones.he stone status avant-garde at the exhibition will show another version from contemporary artists from dominoes and it seems that one pulled out chip is enough for this structure to crumble. the architecture of the shchusev principle, domino is not afraid. she survived eras and remained for eternity christina lazy renat-gareev olga kovalenko and inessa mezhevalova. first channel. with this , i say goodbye to the residents of the european part of russia. next on the air is anti-fake. touched a nerve, how elections in new regions of russia angered ukrainian propagandists. why did the famous football player go to the front and where, according to kiev, did the teachers in schools in mariupol disappear? about this and much more in the program today? this is an anti-fake program, here we are waging our fight against fakes and disinformation. it is clear that we will talk about elections today, because there is a huge amount of stuff about this. for example, in the kherson region, what is it

it was lenin avenue , now it is rasul gamzatov avenue 4 near the square.ould have been. there was then a market there and the grandfather of many people who came to makhachkala and had nowhere to live for the night. in this mountain tradition, he invited the cult of a guest to his home, yes, that is, a barrel that comes to the house, and then the people knocked down, who, well, are receiving some of their relatives, but just there were people nearby who ended up like this, uh, without bloody, probably, after all, they didn’t lead everyone to them. my grandfather was such a person. he was left an orphan at an early age and was brought up in the house of his uncle, uh, an arabist, and maybe that ’s why, as it were, he saw life not from the inside out. but this is how you can do this , so this is the code of a cucumber. he was very observant. it is very important. this is already history. now it's time to talk. about the museum that you head is the dagestan museum of fine arts named after patimat saidovna and gamzatova well, here we see rassolomzatovich. and

to this day, lenin's final resting place is a mausoleum in the middle of the red square in moscow. in 1924. for better or for worse, lenin it's often regarded as one of the century's most significant political leaders, and such engaging leaders tend to inspire unhealthy devotion, elevating them to prophetic fingers in the eyes of their followers, it starts to get particularly concerning when the leaders who are being idealized are morally bankrupt. when their ideas are a danger to the greater good. historically, many fascists and authoritarian leaders have inspired cult of personality. joseph goebbels, and infamous nazi propaganda administer. in his diaries, he wrote, quote, i love him, i bow to the greater man, to the political genius, the man he's worshipping, adolf hitler. such idealization shield leaders from criticism and accountability. and in many cases, it turns bad people into martyrs. the term martyr was first introduced in the early days of christiana to, apply to those who chose death over we noun seeing their fate. and in modern times, islamic extremists have adopted t

it was lenin avenue now this is rasul gamzatov teachers avenue with the square.e and the grandfather of so many people who came to makhachkala and i had nowhere to live to spend the night. in such a handful of traditions, he invited a cult of guests to his home, yes, that is, any person who goes to the house, and then people fell down who, well, were receiving some of their relatives, and there were just people nearby who turned out like this hmm without blood, probably not between after all everyone was led to them. home, but grandfather was such a person. he was left an orphan at an early age and was brought up in the house of his uncle, uh, an arabist, and maybe, that’s why, as it were, seeing life from the inside out. but this one can do it, that’s why he’s this cucumber code. he was very observant. it is very important. this is already history. now it’s the turn to talk about the museum that you head, the dagestan museum of fine arts named after patimat saidovna. and gamzatova well, here we see rasul gamzatovich. do we have more photo of the gamzatov spouses

given an apartment, on the main street of makhachkala, then it was lenin avenue, now it is rasul gamzatov avenue almost next to the squareople who came to makhachkala and had nowhere to live, to spend the night, he, according to such a mountain tradition, invited a special cult guest to his place, yes, that is, any person who enters, you know, well then there were people who, well, some of their own they accept relatives, but just nearby people who found themselves like this, without shelter, probably, probably, after all, not everyone took them home, but my grandfather was such a person, he was left an orphan at an early age and was brought up in the house of his uncle, an arabist, and maybe maybe that’s why, as if seeing life not from the inside out, this is how it can be, that’s why he followed this highlander’s code so very much. this is also a very important story, now it’s time to talk about the museum that you head, this is the dagestan museum of fine arts, named after patimat, gamzatova, well, here we see rasul gamzatovich, and we also have a photograph of the gamzatovs, your mother and father, this is a wonderfu

it was lenin avenue, now it is rasul gamzatov avenue 4 near the square.any people who came to makhachkala and had nowhere to live to spend the night. according to this mountain tradition, he invited a guest to his home, yes, that is , workers who enter the house and so on, people who, well, receive some of their relatives, and just nearby people who ended up like this uh hmm without blood, probably, after all, not everyone led to themselves. my grandfather was such a person. he was left an orphan at an early age and was brought up in the house of his uncle, an arabist and maybe, that’s why, as it were, seeing life from the inside out. but this one can do this, therefore, this is the cucumber code. he was very observant. this is also a very important story. now it’s the turn to talk about the museum that you head, the dagestan museum of fine arts named after patimat saidovna. and gamzatova well, here we see rasul gamzatovich. and if we also have a photo of the gamzat spouses of your uh, mom and dad. this is a wonderful photo of these cheerful people. tell

square. who watches us on tv. i want to sing a song called. i love you life. i love you life, which in itself lenin i love you. love you son. here he left. i love you life and i want you to become better. and my old son, my friend, male evil , expected me no one, how happy i am that i don’t have peace, love is my life. you know what it is to have love in my life. do you know what it is? this is a great miracle, the children will again with her passability, the stations, the berths will be again and then everything again, repeat the kingdom from the beginning. oh , how you fly, we are sad, notices gray hair. you are my life that killed yourself so easily. and i hope that's all i love. thank you honored arteist of the russian federation our countryman sergey wolchkov songs every year the light is a day of belarusian and writing. she happens to be new lynxes and jumps at them at once, zakhuya, full of traditions. we show a wide word of delight to the republican archaic theta for burying the very tradition of celebrating the day of belarusian writing, and in the film we are a consolation usin to my shinnaya litera

lenin when he saw this one with a stroke. pera gave up hundreds of thousands there, tens of thousands of square kilometers of russian territorylions of russian soldiers gave their lives, and during the first world war. just give this to the bolsheviks. he couldn't forgive from that moment on. his acute ideological ideological conflict with the bolshevik began power and actually. this is the reason that he, in 1918, together with his family, leaves soviet russia, ends up first in ukraine, and first in kharkov , then in odessa. and then he is one of the first russian emigrants from odessa, and goes to constantinople and further, ends up in paris and actually. why this story is also very important because he describes. uh, in one of his works in tolstoy’s diaries, memoirs. there is about him. this is the path of russian emigrants who go from odessa to constantinople gorky the way russian emigrants are exiles, losers of their country, losers of history , go, and into exile they cry, they pray, they get drunk. they are suffering. they play cards. what does alexey tolstoy do? he works, he sits on a typewriter and writes. and this,

sovereign should play, that’s why he hated lenin, when he saw this with the stroke of a pen, they gave away hundreds of thousands , there tens of thousands of squareiers gave their lives , during the first world war, just take it and give it away, he could not forgive the bolsheviks for this, from that moment his acute and... ideological conflict with the bolshevik authorities, in fact, this is the reason that in 1918, together with his family, he leaves, leaves soviet russia, finds himself first in ukraine, first in kharkov, then in odessa, then one of the first russians emigrants, from odessa, he goes to constantinople and then ends up in paris, and in fact, why this story is still very important, because he describes - in one of his works, in tolstoy’s diaries, memories of him, there is this path of russian emigrants , who from odessa go to constantinople, the bitter path, russian... exiles, losers of their country, losers of history, go into exile, they cry, they pray, they drink, they suffer, they play cards, which is what alexei tolstoy does, he works, he sits on a typewriter and writes, this, by the way, also reflects his powerful , mighty

bust of lenin even in the american city, then why be surprised that we have several of them in every city, here in volkovysk there are four. of course, the largest of all is the central squarend the city itself was founded at the turn of the 10th and 11th centuries. it received magdaburg law in 1503; before that it was the capital of a medieval principality. in general, there are several legends about the origin of the name vaukavysk. the trade story says that the famous waterway from varyak in grek passed through the city, along which merchants and artisans brought goods to voloka; by the way, they turned the settlement into a large one. center, from here another version emerged, a criminal one. in ancient times, more than a thousand years ago, our region was covered forest, and traders who walked through our region were attacked by a gang of robbers. this gang was led by two brothers, volok and vysek. they carried the loot into the forest and hid it in a cave. and this went on for quite a long time. there was no way they could defeat these two brothers, they were so dashing, brave, smart, but one day they kidnapped a girl, did not kill her, hid her, and over time, they li

given an apartment, on the main street of makhachkala, then it was lenin avenue, now it is rosu avenue gamzatov is almost next to the squareeless, probably, probably that’s all -not everything is to yourself they took him home, but grandfather was such a person, he was left an orphan at an early age and was brought up in the house of his uncle, an arabist, and maybe that’s why, as if seeing life not from the inside out, that’s how it is, maybe that’s why he’s like this , this gurtz code, he’s so very observed, this is also a very important story, now it’s time to talk about the museum that you head, this is the dagestan museum of fine arts, named after patimat, gamzatova, well, here we see rasul gamzatovich, and we also have a photo of the gamzatov spouses of yours, mom and dad , here this is a wonderful photo, these are funny, i even remember how they took it at our house, well, our very famous photographer , kamil chutuev, came and he took some photographs, then he asked dad to go up the hill, then he said, i don’t i even remember... this kamil chutuev or dad said, let's have a party , she was in the kitchen, let's take