ponomaryov, when he received it, he is molotov's grandson, by the way, when he received the dapa, andat it is his molotov ribbentrop. tried to show himself as some rational-thinking political scientist, then he was on the tv screens and then he suddenly got a dacha over the fence there in barviykh, they gave him this dacha just for something and suddenly a person began to behave completely differently now, the first beginning of a large-scale invasion when russian television was still by the way, it was not completely... well, closed for comments, he appeared there and said a lot of such terrible things in the direction of ukraine, that's why the person has changed, it's biological, i think, it's always been like that, i remembered the publication for the rest of my life, some kind of estonian publication of the time, and this too it seems to me that this is a disease of the russian elite and what led to these events, they asked two people to write articles, the grandson, this is real, and i am hamofon ribbentrop, a former minister. of foreign affairs of hitler's germany and grandson

this is molotov’s grandson, by the way, when he got the dacha, and this is his molotov rebentropa sayshe already tried to show himself as some rational political scientist there, then he was on tv screens, and then suddenly he got a dacha through the fence there barvikha, they gave him this dacha, that's simple. for something, and suddenly a person began to behave in a completely different way, now is the first beginning of a large-scale invasion, when russian television, by the way, was not yet completely, well, closed for comments, he appeared there and said a lot of such terrible things in the direction of ukraine, that is why the person has changed, well, it seems to me ideologically, it is always it was like that, i remembered the publication for the rest of my life, some kind of estonian publication of my time and this too. it seems to me that this is the disease of the russian elite and what led to these events, it asked two people to write articles, the grandson, this is really me hamofon ribbentrop, former minister of foreign affairs of hitler's germany and the grandchildren o

, we met those first waves of nationalists, for the first time, as we saw, they were burning with molotovlly encountered an aggressive wild crowd. they just crushed us like a battering ram, then they brought up another bulldozer, they started pushing us back with a bulldozer, they started crushing our shields, they pushed everything back, that was the first time i saw what they were capable of, just crushing a person with equipment, then they started throwing molotov cocktails, one comrade from my military unit was there with me, but he was very badly injured, that was the first time i saw it saw, for the integrity of ukraine at the moment. before 1917, ukraine did not exist. the overthrow of the monarchy in february 17 provoked active territorial redistribution in the west of russia. the first to speak out were ukrainian nationalists, who formed the central rada. people gathered in kiev, appointed themselves representatives of the ukrainian public, and proclaimed this republic, the ukrainian people's republic, the upr. the concept of ukrainian in the seventeenth and eighteenth years did

a dilapidated building, where they managed to organize a red corner minsk radio plant named after molotov, parktorg was conjuring near the receiver a pioneer, he was tuning in to purity, soon workers would begin to gather, they were waiting for an important message. dektors of belarusian radio lyubov batvinnik and vladimir yurevich could not hide their excitement, for the first time it was necessary to start broadcasting stationary, and even from their native home radio on revolyutsionnaya 3. the mobile carriage from which the broadcasts were conducted was a thing of the past in a half-destroyed building. the germans during the retreat blew up the transmitting radio stations, took out the equipment, introduced the installation of a new one, that called from wheels. only a few rooms were adapted for work, but the excitement did not allow to overcome other things. the text that was to be read on air. it was a message of the extraordinary commission of belarus about the atrocities of the germans. about the damage caused to the republic by the fascists. destruction only in the capital in larg

at the beginning of 1948, the porter of the molotov radio plant, together with the chief engineer, once again inspected, or rather assessed, a brand new radiogram, one of the first released at the plant. emotions were overflowing, they were able to do it. not far away, in a place of honor in the red corner, was a pioneer receiver. it was the main object at the plant in the first months after the liberation of belarus. people after their shift would crowd into the dilapidated premises to listen to the latest report from belarusian radio about the situation at the front in the republic. now they were also waiting for workers after their shift, only with a different goal: to demonstrate the new product in action. the engineer was concerned about how... all seven tubes that were used in the new model worked. the part-timer, having chosen the record he liked, started the player. now all this was combined in one receiver. in the new cycle of jubilee broadcasts of the thirtieth anniversary of the republic, which began to be broadcast on belarusian radio, the announcers continued to talk about

victory. belongs not to molotov, but to stalin. germany's surprise attack put the red army on the brink of disaster. by the end of june, 250,000 soviet soldiers had been captured by the germans. communication between the western military districts had been completely lost. panic began in belarus. thousands of soldiers fled their units without any command. in the baltics, the city of kaunas was surrendered without a fight. latvian. rumors suddenly began to circulate that some forest had been surrounded near yelnya, and as a result, they themselves they were shooting, this panic evacuation began. in the first days of the war, stalin almost never left the kremlin, occasionally going to the people's commissariat of defense. every day he held several meetings lasting from 3 to 8 hours. they say that stalin was confused, stalin. stayed at the dacha, it was a day off, but on this day he went to the people's commissariat of defense twice, where he gave zhukov a dressing down, brought him to tears, what kind of headquarters is this that doe

i will assume that this diplomat was vyacheslav mikhailovich skryabin, pseudonym molotov.l, of course, this is better than vitta, but it is not him. get up. zakhar kruglov, vladimir region, goruniks, school number 4, i think it is lev davidovich trotsky. good. the name of this major general, economist, lawyer, member, correspondent, academy of sciences. editor-in-chief, molotov, by the way, was, academician, editor-in-chief of the newspaper pravda, minister of foreign affairs of the ussr, dmitry trafimovich, shepilov, well, you have to read books to know such names, darling, i understand that all hope is on you, two mistakes, yes, yes, a compliment, friend, nickname, compliment. hitler complimented this diplomat, a wonderful translator, admiring his pure and correct german , asking: you are german, what was the name of this responsible employee, that is, the people's commissariat of foreign affairs, but if you haven't read, it's so difficult to figure out, there is no answer, you are a theorist. the third mistake, evgenia suchilova, the city of soligalich, i think it was b

the small ghetto included the molotov radio plant area, and sonderto was located in the street area.e than 20 thousand jews deported from seven countries of western, central and eastern europe were kept here. it was allowed to leave the jewish area only along two streets: opanska and ostrovskogo. it was guarded around the clock by ss forces, policemen from lithuanian and belarusian nationalist formations. the executions of civilians and prisoners of war in minsk began literally from the first days of the occupation. the arsenal included demonstrative executions of jews from the minsk ghetto. early in the morning of november 7, 1941, residents of vitebskaya street in minsk were awakened by gunshots, after which screams and children's cries could be heard. wulf reyzman ran out into the street, but jews were already being driven out of all the houses, lining them up in a single column. he rushed to the house to warn the household, there were seven souls left there, but it was too late. from the back of the house, policemen were pushing them out into the street his wife, aunt, her husban

however, molotov was very skeptical in conversations about communicating with the shah.in tried to get the shah's allies in one fell swoop, but it didn't work. the shah was already under'. stalin and roosevelt, this allowed the big two to emerge within the troika. churchill was distressed, i remember the tehran conference. for the first time in my life i realized what a small nation we are. i sat with a huge russian bear on one side of me, with a huge american bison on the other. between these two giants sat a small english donkey. 79 years later in tehran again an important international conference. russia, iran and turkey held a meeting in the so-called astana format, the purpose of which was to discuss a long-term settlement in syria and the composition of the participants suggests that the major players in the middle east. believed modern artillery and machine-gun platoons. by 1918, its numbers had reached 12 thousand people. indeed, any russian from kaliningrad to kamchatka, iranians, from tabriz to bushehr, are united by the awareness of their own greatness, but no

instead, in accordance with ideological fashion, they point to the molotov-ribbentrop pact.they say, here it is, direct proof of cooperation between two cannibalistic regimes. the soviet union made colossal efforts to create an anti-hitler pact, but no one supported it, moreover, in thirty-eighth year, the leading western countries, both great britain and france, met in munich with hitler, with mussolini, and signed the corresponding document, which we always called the munich agreement, and gave czechoslovakia up to be torn apart, and no matter how pleasant it was. colleagues should not do the same, should not condemn well, why, why shouldn't ours today divide czechoslovakia. the soviet union was generally the last of the major powers that signed a non -aggression pact with germany, before that everyone had signed. this is also a reason to accuse the soviet the union in preparation for the unleashed second world war, german troops attacked our country, on sunday exactly at 3 am our guns opened fire on russian territory, 4:00 minutes after the artillery barrage we crossed th

soviet union declares a general military mobilization, despite the non-aggression pact signed by molotovand ribbentrop a week before, because poland had already concluded a peace treaty with germany in thirty-fourth. such friendship as was at... did not work out, as panomarenko recalled, he was summoned to moscow, where a resolution was being prepared jointly there, at stalin's, and khrushchev was also present from ukraine, so together they prepared the famous resolution, these are the issues of western belarus, western ukraine, where the entire mechanism for establishing soviet power in these territories was determined. on the morning of september 17 , thirty-nine, the soviet government in moscow. hands a note to the polish ambassador to the ussr, in which it states the reasons the beginning of the liberation operation. quote: the polish state and its government effectively ceased to exist, thereby ceasing to operate, the treaties concluded between the ussr and poland. left to itself, without leadership, poland turned into a convenient field for all sorts of accidents and surprises that

a molotov cocktail was thrown at the building of the russian cultural center, graffiti appeared on the poster of the rachmaninov conservatory, owners of russian restaurants receive threats, even if they are not connected with russia. a nice restaurant near stuttgart, it pleases everyone good, only the owner, apparently, decided to play hitler. the following warning appeared on the establishment’s website: visitors with a russian passport are not welcome in our restaurant. wine, that mr. scholz smiles when he hears the word genocide, which is happening in donbass. he goes on to argue that something like genocide is happening in donbass, which is really funny, let’s say it frankly. and what about the billions stolen from us, which are blocked in foreign bank accounts, what about the sacred right to property, which taken away from citizens. russian federation, what about the non-return of the richest collections that were sent to different countries for exhibitions by agreement. listen to what the ambassador of the prc zhang xiao says in kazakhstan. after this political show of the collec

the next morning molotov, mikayan and voroshilov came to stalin's nearby dacha. they urgently needed to return him to moscow, and on june 30 , government leaders come to stalin, who propose to stalin a plan to form a state committee defense, but this does not mean, as was later written, that stalin abandoned all his affairs, and as was written in his memoirs. on july 3, 1941, stalin addressed the people on the radio for the first time. and sisters, i am addressing you, my friends, hitler's troops managed to capture lithuania, a significant part of latvia , the western part of belarus, part of western ukraine, all the forces of the people to disperse the enemy, forward for our victory, he said, how could it happen that our glorious red army with... gave the enemy a number of cities and regions, are the german fascist troops really in in fact, invincible troops, and then he changed his tone, of course not, of course not, and tried to instill confidence, called for a total war. stalin with this address showed that the country has a strong leadership that will not su

grodno, osovets, zambrovsky and brestlitovsky, which formed part of the molotov line.s the largest, several dozen kilometers long, 11 defense nodes and 606 pillboxes. despite the fact that the country was a single country, the border had not yet been officially removed. people passed from western to eastern belarus with passes, border guards served in a special regime, saboteurs and reconnaissance groups detained almost daily. according to the recollections of, for example, the rector of the brest regional party committee, solomon naumovich iofe. once in the koblin area, he was an eyewitness to the event when he met german officers who had come here to exhume the remains of those who died during the first world war. naturally, this was only a cover for the outlet that was taking place. from 1939 to 1941, the belarusian border district recorded more than 5,000 border violations. the soviet union also attached great importance to socio-economic policy in the annexed territories. the work began. reached 1755 and more than 5,000 numbered with mid-level medical workers. as

person who could generally argue with him on any points up to... shouting, was, of course, comrade molotovand stalin understood that when there is praise of personality around, when everyone grovels before you willingly or unwillingly, understanding the greatness of stalin, at the same time this dictatorial rigidity, and he understood that he valued this youth, that it is necessary to have some kind of counterbalance with the fact that sometimes he too a person was, gets carried away by some idea, it is not quite right, he needs a counter-weight, in this case, of course, played a big role. stalin's office, where most of the meetings took place, was described in detail by their participants, from zhukov's memoirs. it was a spacious, fairly light room, on the left and right on the walls were portraits of marx, engels, lenin. during the war, portraits of suvorov and kutuzov appeared, hard furniture, no unnecessary objects. in the depths of the office, by the wall, stalin's desk, always piled high documents, papers. during the day, stalin contacted headquarters three times to clarify the situa

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they received instructions, for example, how to make molotov cocktails, how to use them, they weren't scared and didn't leave the connection, no, they wrote everything down in a notebook point by point, and then reported, that's how brains work, now their parents can't find a place for themselves, digital hygiene, i've already talked about this on air more than once, a person, even a schoolchild, should understand what threats are hidden in the digital space, who and how can start manipulating him, from an ordinary fraudster, who just needs... other people's money to extremists, who should explain it to them first of all, guess three times, that's all for today, the law of man was on the air, in the studio alexey pimanov, see you on the first channel in the same studio on friday. again the edge of the village moored in the scarlet dawn, how long have you not been home, old man, have not wandered in the crystal dew of the dozar, have not melted in the drunken fog of the chicken, beyond the river, beyond the river ran down the hill, to the village, where our youth passed. from the hill

but what is there to remember, there were only 3 of them, look, armen manukyan, after him, gosha molotovfter him no, here is domakian, and there was no one after domakian, he was the first, huh? listen, where did you get the sketch? so i inherited it from kolya skomarokhov, by the way, he taught me the craft. kolya skomarokov, and so he is an artist, the same one, may the kingdom of heaven be his. oh, oh, hello. please, can i talk to violetta mikhalovna? ​​i'll call her now, and you sit down in the meantime. thank you, please, yeah, it's hot. hello, hello, my last name is korablyov. do you remember this person? no, i don't remember, okay, i understand, this person, you know, well, look carefully, please, violetta, just violetta, yes, no. well ok, goodbye, goodbye, honey, but why, actually, should i remember them? the thing is that this person, at one time in 2003, sold an apartment to this person, the transaction was certified by your signature, well, well , quite, quite, but even after that i... am obliged to remember all the visitors who came to me over the past 15 years, i'm not even

collusion with hitler, warsaw accuses the ussr of unleashing the second world war, believes that the molotov-ribbentropnd became a victim of collusion. it is impossible to begin to describe the history of soviet-polish relations, starting from the events of 1945, the german occupation. it must be remembered that the soviet union greatly contributed to the beginning of the second world war, as well as soviet soldiers, together with german ones. on the contrary, it is advantageous for us to remember and highlight the role of poland in the thirty-eighth year, by the way, hungary played a bad role there, but this is just possible, while the hungarians are good, this can be consigned to oblivion, how can you not get confused, when on what day should someone be considered good, who is not good, you can’t fight with everyone, you can’t fight on many fronts, you understand, when now we start to roll cylinders on the cossacks, on the uzbeks, no need, we have one main front, and we want to line up with everyone. some of our viewers are not aware, but the very name of marshal pitten, it is generally somehow. the

up route to your entire be the they will find a nice to, to stab you a car to run you over for a molotov cocktail, to burn your hearts. what's your sin? water was born in the gaza strip. in 1962 to refugee parents. he's a founding member of some us and one of its most radical voices in his twenty's. he was sentenced to jail by israel few a sentence for life. he was in prison, forgiving, posting, and collaborators not for can use, or at least he used to as long imprisonment to study his enemy. his sharp mind made him all the more dangerous to him, so he'll 20 to use in different prisons. in his room. he read every single good. he speaks very good april by reading the story of faith way as well as the higher cost. and now the other 4 rooms the day before and i just did take it. i understood the feeling and the uh, uh, and the trauma of the jewish people. it certainly looks as though, yeah, yes and more steady the is really psyche in order to figure out how to maximize pain for the is rarely people. it would appear that he really understand so exactly how to get under the skin. of his relea

i saw them catch on fire, molotov cocktail, the st. john's church. when the fire truck came, they threw bricks at it and broke the windows and prevented the firemen from hooking up to the fire hydrant to put the fire out. nothing was said about that. but january 6, january 6, it was all political theater, broadway, and hollywood, chuck schumer and nancy pelosi did that on purpose. they knew it was going to happen. i'll guarantee it. i was there at 10:30 a.m. no fence, no police line, nothing. they did it on purpose. host: john in washington, d.c. yesterday at the chicago economic club, the interview with former president donald trump, he was asked about accepting this year's election results. here's that exchange. >> people here in this room, business people, capital markets, they all like the rule of law. they like certainty. the chinese, you mentioned, other dictators, they don't like it when things go -- they like it when things go wrong in america. if you look at the events of january 6, 2021, showed to many people, america's democracy was unruly