and marx is called marx madness. so we have a lot fun with our titles for the austrian it's called out of the blue, you students love my book. i have pictures because you know students don't read any more. they just look and but seriously they do read. but i have lots of stories to bring to life. the economist which i think is really important so i've gotten a lot of good from from other writers other economists say you're bringing history alive most of the time most history of thought books are very dry. they go into heavy theory and that sort of thing. what i try to show is that the theory, like keynes's theory, came out of the great depression, marxist theory came out of the excesses of the industrial revolution. and milton friedman in response to keynes. and so forth. so i bring i bring it all together. the other thing i do, that unique of this book, you can i'm somewhat enthusiastic about it is that i have a hero. all histories fire prior to mine. wow. this economist said this then this economist there's there's

marx and engel's dismissed this as utopian and the term stuck.marx and engels, for once, were right. owen put his money where his mouth was. in 1825 he bought an entire town, 20,000 acres plus the building and infrastructure from the german religious sect that decided to relocate. he paid $150, 000, a very substantial fortune in the 1820's. people were expected to provide their own household goods. invest their capital and enterprises which would promote community independents and social equality. -- [inaudible] -- a heterogeneous collection of radicals, enthusiastic devotees to principle, oddest latitude in areas and lazy theorists, a sprinkling of an principled sharpest thrown. and as to the town's prospects he wrote, quote, a plan which renew braids all alike will, in the present condition of society, ultimately eliminated from a cooperative association, the skilled, efficient, and industries members leaving and ineffective and sluggish residue and whose hands the experiment will fail, both socially and pick uni airily. in other words, self in

which isan what marx did to some extent canes so then adam smith's model left for dead and he's resuscitatedthe laws a fair school by the austrians, british school in chicago school or austrians and in typical american fashion and so the good endings, collapse of social planning capitalism flourishes, still lots of challenges so popular enough the publisher goes to the fourth edition and i have added global warning, inflation, a lot of current topics. >> stuff on the pandemic as well and how it would handle economically, what is your view? >> it wasn't handled very well because the government telling us what to do. more and more everything was mandated or prohibited so like the star wars movie for the room is collapsing on both sides prohibition so we lost the freedom. i would much rather see individuals, business leaders, university presidents, let them make the decisions, don't let the governor just say we are closing everything down. economists now agree it was a big mistake. it certainly couldn't last very long. who can keep an economy going and everybody staying home, not everybody can

are you trying to build another building which is what marx did. to some extent, keynes.n i have adam smith's model left for dead anti-has resuscitated by the school, by the austrians, by the british school, by the chicago school, by the austrian. in typical american fashion, it is with a good ending. the collapse of the berlin wall. and capitalism flourishes after that. still, lots of challenges, so, it is been popular enough that the publisher now goes to its fourth edition and i have added on global warming, inequality, inflation, lots of current topics. >> having stuff on the pandemic asd well as how that was handld economically. what is your view? >> my view is it was not handled very well. a government telling us what to do. more and more it was either being mandated or prohibited. so it's like the old "star wars" movie. the room is collapsing and so i would much rather be individuals to the university president to make the decision. the governor say we are doing everything. the circumstances don't last very long. not everybody can run a business on zoom. so iey thi

which is what marx did. to some extent keynes. and then i have adam smith's model left for dead and denny's resuscitated by the french laissez-faire school by the austrians, private british school, by the chicago school, by the austrians. and then it in typical american fashion it begins with a good ending your the collapse of the berlin wall, the collapse of social central planning and capitalist forces after that. still lots of challenges. so it's an popular enough that rutledge publisher now goes through its fourth edition, and i've added stuff on global warming, on inequality, on inflation, lots of, more current topics. >> host: and you've added stuff on the pandemic as well. and how that was handled economically. what's your view? >> guest: welcome my view is it wasn't handled very well because of all top-down, it was all a government telling us what to do. more and more everything was being either mandated or prohibited. so it's like the old star wars movie where the, the -- the room is collapsing on both sides, mandates and

the seventeenth issue of new jersey opened the gates of the marx-reum, but was in no hurry to rejoice in seeing it. after all, he himself understood that such goals in hockey are not counted . another thing would be if there was no movement of the foot, but it can be clearly seen on the video, looking ahead, alas, belarus will not take this meeting into its asset for 17 minutes and 36 seconds spent on the ice in the third link sharangovich. he never made a single throw with a turn, and also zero in the column of interceptions of power moves made one loss. but despite not the brightest game performed by yegor , he still won the seventh victory in a row, and the last time the club gave out a similar series in 2011 was young, the captain had no widths, he was 23, the author of the winning goals also on account of the swiss assistant score 3.2. we just want it continued now we are very confident. but as i said, at the very beginning of the season, we should not lose heart if we lose a couple of games and should not be arrogant, if we win, we need to try to be ourselves, work on our mistak

gene marx, happy holidays to you and your family. >> you too, arthel. have a great thanksgiving. arthel: thank you. eric? eric: we will have more on the shocking maas shooting at that lgbtq nightclub overnight many colorado springs, colorado. the city's mayor joins us next with the very latest on this tragedy. ♪ ♪ ♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪ arthel: just pasts the bottom of the hour, time for some headlines. we're waiting for an update from law enforcement on our top story, the investigation into the i gruesome murders of four university of idaho students a week ago. they were found stabbed to death in their beds in the off-campus home they shared. no arrests yet. we expect a police conference at 6 p.m. eastern and, of course, we're going to bring that to you live right here on fox news. >>> we are still about two years out from the 2024 presidential election, but that did not stop about a dozen potential gop white house hopefuls from addressing this weekend's annual republican jewish coalition meeting in las vegas. florida governor ron desantis, former vice president mike

i believe that marx was right in his predictions. hmm one way or another, uh, will move on to this for that very reason, it will come to a classless society in which there will really be abilities from each and each according to his needs. if, of course, humanity will develop intelligently, yes, further, then it seems to me that it is completely it will be necessary to completely rethink what is generally a predator. nikogo approach, and that which is practiced by the modern economy. i realized that only a rotten swamp. in which we all spent quite a long time and thought it was comfortable. it is a rotten swamp, and at what point? so you felt this island when at the philharmonic, magnetic god began to sing, when the big theater began to sell and vacillate. that's what you want, honestly not in the twentieth in the tenth. although i didn’t understand then, hmm, that ours even the so-called intermediate democrats also refer to something like that. that is, even then it seemed to me that there was some kind of hmm dink's cd half, but wh

by the way, how did lenin consider marx in this sense, if we do not agree, although i understand whyhe most, so to speak, violent colonialism. for them, it seemed only as an absolute evil, in fact, empires with nothing more than just some kind of state entity. with its own specifics, why you need to know this, because such a state entity exists according to slightly different laws than just a purely national state, which, as they say, is a different thing. if we know this, then we must understand. what are the paths of empires? what kind of dialectics does it have, how does it move in history. this too can be understood, because we know. firstly, we know that the empire can be different, it can be purely colonial, like the british spanish empire happens to be created. for defense purposes, like the ottoman, for example, like e. i think initially. it was created for the purpose of defense against the crusaders, like the austro-hungarian empire, like russia, which is in my opinion. it was created as a geographical empire, since all the peoples that exist here did not have access to the

jean marx president of the marx group, gene thank you very much for joining us, happy thanksgiving toou. sorry to bring you on with such bad news for our economy. how significant would this be if they cannot reach a deal? >> it's very significant, griff. you were the one that just mentioned the cost per day of two billion a day, some estimates can go up as high as $91 billion a day just because of the loss of agricultural goods and food spoilage. griff, it's all about inventories, most businesses have two or three days worth of inventory, particularly their raw materials to manufacture products. you have a big disruption in the rail. that impacts businesses from the chemical industry to consumer goods to retailers to the auto industry. it just has an enormous impact among everyone working in those industries as well as people trying to get to work in those industries as well. so it would have a devastating impact in the country if the rail road strike went through. >> griff: those are astounding numbers, short answer gene, do you think they're going to get an agreement? >> you know, i

marx is negotiating with a star lawyer. he stole it all and did it all by robbery.icted he did everything to send him early to the grave going for the inheritance the right thing to do, of course. unfortunately, there was no fraternal connection like that. which should probably have been i asked for more contact with him, fighting, strongly opposed. i'm nothing with this just death. maybe something like that can help. no sergey peas, admits the only one who told him thank you is moiseev's relatives from israel. they just don't live in israel; they called me, thanked me for everything, as if from them. i got a full positive margarita cousin. moiseev, she lives in the israeli city of netanya, the woman assures peas and she was forbidden to communicate with a famous relative. how many times i didn’t dial to get through, i couldn’t, everything was interrupted, my sister called something and asked how he died. he said he went. he was dead everything, that is, not you not yours. children, not your cousin. nobody thanked the peas, not for anything. it is not true. this is

marx was not an atheist. he hated god. it had to exist for marx to hate him and the point is that when you look at destruction of people, you say there's too many people. we're running out of resources thinking it goes into political control, totalitarian. it's combined by first. this is my first book of it. three book series called the great trilogy. the second book will be on the neo marxism, cultural maoism and, the anarchy on the social justice, and they go together because this is a byproduct of entire ideological shift which is going on to a neo and it's taking over the country, taking over the world without being aware of the political roots from which it came. i go back to can't i go back to hegel and show you the frankfurt school, the second book that's just about finished. i'll have it done by the end of this month and it will demonstrate that we are not only in a period of time which makes no sense rationally from energy, economics. it makes no sense in of all the history and tradition of liberty and freedom. an

a lot of the work that i do is that they'll be the main component which will be something like by marx and then they'll have some extra some throw in and in this case what they did and is they hypnotized a they hit tries teresa perron and they hit in the ties the night watchman outside of the uss carl vinson. because he had seen a sailor coming back from the it was saturday night. no sunday night. there was a came back late and a blood spattered uniform. and so to make this but the timing hadn't worked the first time they went for him like that. that sailor was probably not. the perpetrator because it would have been too early. so they hypnotized him after hypnosis the time train the frame changed. he identified keith harward as somebody that was coming back from a very late night out in a blood spattered uniform and they had used dog sent evidence, which has been implicated in a bunch of wrongful convictions, too to track the perpetrator from the house to the uss. carl vinson said the convince him that it was probably this person and that that was keith howard. and so those were that

marx sing , sing for us, truth come on, sing mark, come on, you can sing mars poimaks.rst step. ok then. i'll try, well done. poor orange floats higher and higher beyond the clouds of his cherished desire. looking it will be fulfilled. i know beat the magic. i keep a secret over sunny streets and heaven dare not chicken. i know it will come true, i believe it will come true. one day my dream will come true fly across the endless sky, do not be afraid of the wind of the oncoming road, the milky ones will open a landing. fly to the infinite, do not be afraid of the oncoming wind, the milky roads will open a landing. arrived beautifully, you are talented. well, yes. a try to add colors to the trees that are to the right of the temple. yes, well, how much can you repair? uh-huh, where do you get the grandmother? scrolled, then heard. no, first you guess, six numbers, and then you get a lot of money. wow, you already guessed, i 'll guess soon. i have them, so get in line soon. i'll take you on my boat. i also want to buy tickets for myself, i also want tickets. guys , what i

announced the british clothing and footwear retailer marx penser.ores will be closed until the new year a specific date is still unknown, the company explained. now they are selling stock. but there will be no new deliveries online store. stopped working at the end of september. well, they are more and more confidently rolling into the russian car market chinese brands of the four best-selling models in our country, two are from china, according to the association of european businesses. the first three places in the october sales ranking are occupied by lada granta niva and china hava in fourth place, the chinese crossover has risen, sellers note that six months ago this brand was not even in the top 10. today, belarusian leader alexander lukashenko held a master class at the first in the history of the country's firewood chopping championship among journalists. and we look there. lukashenka masterfully coped with knees alone, and then called the volunteers and showed them. how to split stumps here the president remembered the energy crisis in euro

a thunderstorm, petrov, too, and lenin and stalin , something is also very big shortage, yes, and marxer. now the second topic. we have a mother-in-law, we have a well, competently implemented project for the gradual crushing of the former soviet union the former russian empire with his own hands on his own territory. this is exactly what it is. and when you look at it from an american point of view, and it’s absolutely all the same, berets, the director of the cia or the e department of state is doing it, it’s not the same. yes, well, damn it, he answers. not this, well, an incomprehensible creature is for us victoria well, he answers. but this is a dangerous sneaky enemy, and it’s not for nothing that she was on the maidan. she worked so well and professionally. these guys, before our eyes, nights, of course, for a long time, but in 7-8 years they reprogrammed a huge part of the former the soviet union of ukraine in the same way reprogrammed the baltic states and now there is a reprogramming of central asia, transcaucasia of everyone in the world, including armenia, kazakhstan and gr

in 1928, really 1925, the soviet union embarked upon suppressing all thoughts, ideas and so on marx and engels had said that communism needs to control means of production. the bank the oil company and so on stalin went way beyond that. he said marxism the government needs to control the mind of man. it needs to control the actual language that he uses, needs, eliminate. and stalin said the word god, the word god itself has to be eliminated by 1935. and so embarked upon a tremendous kill of not only political opponents, but of cultural opponents, not in russia, but in western europe. in russia. the book accounts for some of the people who produced the wrong. they produced russian ballets in 1924, 25 or they they wrote a accounts of stalin that he didn't find favorable or even that they're just put on music that he didn't like and to kill them he had to do it secretly and where he did it secretly was through bioweapons, like anthrax. and poisons of various kinds that are outlined in the book. anna pavlova, the great cultural symbol of russia to the entire world she danced, the the nutcra

look whose karl marx andrey usually kept money there. we'll see. blimey, here is a surprise. why didn't they look in the books where he got such money from? you don't know no? well, i really don't know, well, his dad is a rich man. well, she never gave more than two or three bucks at a time. judging by the sleeve, a foreign-made pistol, but i’ll tell you for sure after the examination. and the prints are generally a nightmare of 28 pieces of different people constantly wandering abroad. all out, passport visas. yes , stamps. so, why not dangle, if dad gave money, and with whom did he usually dangle abroad? yes, the entire course. well, well, then andryukh, take margarita, go to the institute. here are girls classmates girlfriends friends. well, you know, don't forget to ask this marina. well, do not engage in amateur activities, some crooks. here they opened the collected money things, and after 2 weeks. valili, and people are worried. i'm also worried, i'll give them a jacket for my wife. to give so because in this case there is my personal interest. i 'll try to help you, i

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the lands of the collective farm named after karl marx near the village of malaya trostenets were chosen for the forced detention of people, convenient for from the logistical point of view of the location, favorable access roads also brought here jews deported from western europe. after all, such beautiful girls i drove such women, he he was he was 16 years old. he remembered this, that they were dressed with such beautiful black hair, very chic. some trousers are perfect for some even suitcases. so he saw and says, they were taken there, uh, and these people did not suspect. even they even waved so much that, uh. hello, we were transmitting trains from germany to minsk and meetings and slovakia, poland, each had about a thousand people, but in nazi documents they numbered in pieces. then they were sorted out, specialists and strong healthy people were selected, about 80,100 people, the rest were to be destroyed. a whole school was taken out of minsk, children with teachers, the road from germany to bela took several days, during which the children sent postcards to their parents with v

do names like marx engels tell you anything about complete silence?ell, you heard the name of lenin no, and they are about the city. have you seen our scarves, yes? well, that's why we have the most valuable anecdote anecdote. everyone knows in russia everyone knows the city of uryupinsk why is uryupinsk half famous for its shreds? thousands is the entire population, how many braids in uryupinsk, no one counted, but they definitely enjoy respect and reverence here, because the uryupin people themselves are proud of their craft and believe that the city should be known precisely from it, not without reason that even a monument to a goat was erected in the city. feed the goat the city's nurse says that it was the goat that saved the city during the difficult nineties. well, in the sense they spun yarn and made it from wool. uh, goats, socks, mittens, hats, even pants, everything that warms us in winter. well, by the way, even today it is flourishing here, that is the most extreme thing. unusual openwork woven patterns locals consider this the fluff will

before her, when you look, paraphrasing marx, you don’t even know from which side to approach this storye, so talked about cost. but hmm uh, a very important question sergey ivanovich raised, of course, about mobilization widely, understood maybe the state of our sun of the mind about, uh, what was our historical path, what happened there? but you know, at the same time, i would take it wider, that's because i believe that, of course, our demobilization , bringing us out of a capable, non-combat-ready state, began with nikita sergeevich khrushchev, who was the first to make a deal in exchange for his own personal power. e is against immunity for the party nomenklatura. well and, in principle, when this principle was implemented here, and then a lot of things happened next, the first shift in ideology, because it was about satisfying ever-growing needs. was talking. first he is here, but i will not go into details, but i can say for sure demobilization and transformation. us outside hmm outside the capable state began under khrushchev. so, under comrades brezhnev, it was completely fulfil

there, so to speak, something like a couple of quotes from marx, well, after all, what is the problemn that needs to be addressed, therefore, er, so to speak, ideology. do we have an ideology that is suitable for such a truly fundamentally titanic struggle in which we find ourselves hello, this is my kindergarten. i have many friends here and girlfriends. i am not 4 years old. i know she has autism. i heard that she used to not know how to make friends. she didn't speak at all. it could not be put alone even for a minute, and now everything is different, obviously it turns out to be a special program. she is learning to play with us. i'm on the cool diana my friend foundation, bare heart creates a free system of services for special children and their families. you can support the work of the foundation. help us help more. huge this is not necessary elena yakovleva belarusian shepherd dog, he is not for sale. see the contradictions between russia and the collective west as a special case within the imperialist contradictions in this. maybe there is something, but i don't like it. well

in general, the first victim of the monuments was karl marx in odessa, the monument to the ideologicale world proletariat was demolished on september 16 further in the period of mid-september. monuments to the soviet general were destroyed in ukraine. nikolai vatutin, a monument to the legendary the red army commander mykola shchors was demolished the monument to the liberators of ukraine, transcarpathia although he was included in the list of cultural heritage sites of the country, the monument to soviet policemen was completely destroyed. in nikolaev, on november 14, a monument to maxim gorky was destroyed; a monument to nikolai gogol was also prepared for demolition as part of virusification. although until recently in kiev it was stated that gogol is a ukrainian writer, another national ukrainian fun, to desecrate monuments like this on the mass grave of jewish men, women and children killed by the germans romanians and bandera bogdanovka was painted with swastikas. these are the fighters. also, employees of the ukrainian army shot at the monument to the soldiers of the great patri

you know, the teachings of marx are omnipotent because right now with gas, as now we have great gas flowid the pipe completely. donbassgaz delivers from donbass, uh, zaporozhye region. eh, there were problems. coming to blow up the rock, because were we stumbled, in some places. gas was laid on nu, in general, they laid it in 65 days with the warmth of people now, and we have heat throughout the region. today we have everything, well, up to the front line, of course. and even energodar, which today is also heated with heat, and there station there, so basically, we have our task of preparing for the winter. eh, to a greater extent , we have fulfilled it today. tons of coal of a certain category are issued free of charge from the donbass , we brought coal. we give people e-e privileged category, as it was in ukraine and now, adding to the russian legislation, that is, we do not cancel the old benefits. we add to them only ours, which today appeared in russian reality. zaporozhye nuclear power plant, what is the situation there now? well to unfortunately, of course, uh, from time to time t

uh, the m10 highway in this place intersects directly with it, karl marx street of the city of ivanovon the other. this is the entire northern part of the ivanovsky district they opened a 110 kw electric substation and i can nastya hop cap for ensuring that the substation is taken away from the city centers, shawls would give two years to that under the president’s violation of engineering decorations and systematization of pershivo. is it possible that the itshins are selling the object from a distance types of control of this economy increases armored. it is there for construction, as it were, and such social facilities are being strengthened. this substation is connected with the river substation. so to speak, in the area of ​​the city of brest across the river we have a network of cable lines laid and in the case of no non-standard modes. we have been supporting that part of the city beyond the river from this substation near the seosis for the last 10 years. belarus has implemented 11 energy projects. we have an amount of 260 million euros, kovalev, brest region. health in the cen

still between the ethiopian government and to gripe forces. african union mediators says the deal marx, just the beginning of the peace process. and a panel will monitor the agreement. russia has rejoined to deal allowing ukraine to explore, to grain through black sea ports. moscow says it will guarantee the safety of shipments in a deal broken by the un and trickier and for my israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. it seems, on course to return to power with nearly all votes counted his wrangling, religious block is holding. a slim majority in the 5th election in just for north career has 5, at least 23 missiles into waters, off its cost, the largest number in a single day. these here, it also find about a 100 artillery shells near its southern border. south korea responded by condemning the action and launching missiles of its own as well. mcbride reports from sol. this latest exchange of missiles comes as south korean and us warplanes stage jointer drills. the resumption of large scale exercises after a several year hiatus has infuriated the law, which has been conducting an unp

when i joined by a marx blumenthal editor of the great many things, joining us on the program, max is great to see, you know, these photos published by the associated class. it has on the so people who appear to be civilians that tied to lampposts with camps that to be accusing them of helping russia. then we have some other very disturbing, such as posted personally by, by ukrainian. so just showing civilians being held against their will with their eyes an is taped shut. when all the western reaction to this while the reactions taking place on social media, there's an enormously shocked reaction from followers of my twitter account and followers of alternative and independent media. i think the western public has had this picture of the war that's been taking place for over 8 years, concealed from them. and these images really go to the heart of the grievances of the ethnic russian population that is comprised 30 percent of ukraine's population . and that has faced complete disenfranchisement as well as a systematic physical violence since the might on regime came into power and the

the land of the collective farm named after karl marx near the village of malaya trostyanets was chosenor the forced detention of people, the location is convenient from a logistical point of view, advantageous access roads were brought here and deported jews from western europe. he says such beautiful girls i and such women rode, he he was he was 16 years old. he remembered this, that they were dressed with such beautiful black hair, very chic. some of them are wearing some beautiful trousers, even suitcases. so he saw and says, they were taken there, uh, and these people did not suspect. even they even waved so much that, uh, hello, they sent echelons from germany to minsk, and at the meetings and slovakia, poland, each had about a thousand people, but in nazi documents they were counted in pieces. then they were sorted out, specialists and strong healthy people were selected, about 80,100 people, the rest were to be destroyed. minsk was taken out by a whole school of children with teachers , the road from germany to belarus took several days, during which the children sent postcards

marx engman is here with the details, what have we learned? authorities do not have a suspect in the murder case and warning this is a dangerous situation. watch this. >> i have a suspect at this time. that individual is still out there. we cannot say there is no threat to the community. as we have stated, please stay vigilant, reporting suspicious activity, and be aware of your surroundings at all times. >> carley: the police say the four university of idaho students were targeted, an isolated attack but one of the victims family members is not buying it. the sinister of caleigh writing on instagram, the police say isolated, targeted attack but it is isolated until it isn't. whoever did this is still out there and if he is sick enough to mortar four suite innocent victims so he could do it to anyone else. two of the victims at a food truck hours before their deaths and investigators are working to establish a timeline of events but this is what we know so far. two victims stop the food truck between one, 53 before heading home and the police

state university grand opening of bsu took place on july 11 in the club building named after karl marxt this meeting and professors and soviet and party leaders talked a lot about the need. the early opening of bsu but not the real activities of the university. it was july 11, 1921. why? because on this day, on this day, a year earlier, there was no agreement from the polish kubant. and so, according to the signs of this political event, they held, well, some sort of celebration, very apocalyptic, very inscription in owls there with a telegram press, and so on and so further, but realistically, the university could not start working the next day and two months later, and it is worth emphasizing that the university has a birthday on october 30, 1921. on july 11, the so-called act of opening the belarusian state university took place at noon on october 30, 1921 with the participation of professors, teachers and students, as well as party state leadership on october 30. 1921 began as we say the heart of the university beat. why because that's for these one and a half from february 19 to o

one of the libraries named a section after karl marx and faced by public backlash. was not about lack lives matter. >> dr. saphier: it is important to continue to learn about racial inequities to improve care for them. and should not be indoctrinating but our education, the more time you are spending on these topics, the less time you're spending on pharmacology, physiology and other things that are crucial to med school. >> kayleigh: and organic chemistry, remember that from a professor? let's bring him in because you will learn that instead of other things. you heard of helicopter parenting but also extreme opposites. they call it free range parenting. it is a disaster of an idea. the pros and cons of totally hands-off with your kids next. ♪ ♪ my active psoriatic arthritis can slow me down. now, skyrizi helps me get going by treating my skin and joints. along with significantly clearer skin, skyrizi helps me move with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue. and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year after two starter doses. skyrizi attaches to and reduces a sou

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moscow state university grand opening of bsu took place on july 11 in the karl marx club building atmeeting, and professors and soviet and party leaders talked a lot about the need for the speedy opening of bsu, but not the actual activities of the university, it was on july 11, 1921. why? because on this day on this day a year earlier it was not released from the polish kubants. we spent under the sign of this political event, well, some kind of very plowed, very cool owls telegrams and so on and so forth, but in reality, the university could not start working the next day and two months later, and it is worth emphasizing that the university has a birthday on october 30, 1921. on july 11, the so-called act of opening the belarusian state university took place at noon on october 30, 1921 with the participation of professors , teachers and students, as well as party state leadership on october 30, 1921. started in the heart of the university. why because for these one and a half years since february nineteenth to october 21. tonic work was carried out to create the material base of th

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