e napoleon at the wedding.e have a little amount in the bank increased by 20,000 rubles. and now substitutes show. there is a chance to get to the beautiful amount of 100,000 today almost went. attention, on the screen let's find out which of your colleagues will challenge you now. so irina dubtsova is playing against you, if irina is playing games, she will spend money on good deeds . i am very glad that a woman is with us today. and what is so directly a question, because yes, because that's the question sounds. yes, attention to the screen is the issue of the fifth round among the greeks and romans. it reached to the chest and only in the sixth century, the military leader made sure that everyone reached it. part of the body and not part of the body, never mind. and what is it then? what is this pants is a piece of clothing, but they must reach the ear fat says no hair in the nose, then this mustache is not about beautiful. no, listen, dog, what else is there? yes? ah. oh, by the way, well, here , by the way

delve into history, of course, it’s possible to destroy under borisov such news was received by napoleonaparte when he was in this building on the second floor on the night of november 22-23, 1812, and the french emperor had no choice but to burn all the archives. and some of the historical data among the artifacts devoted to fire were the battle banners of the army of the famous commander. and their most valuable and revered elements, the finials, made in the form of bronze eagles, in general, napoleon was very fond of gold. he ate gold utensils , they were definitely with his seal, and he generally carried with him the gold looted in where he was. this is where he came, as the roads say. uh, with a convoy of gold. well , back, of course, we don’t know where it came from, but until recently we had a lot of time. eh, in the underground passages in archival documents it is said that they are of such a size that even a horse with a cart will pass through them, many believe. they are stored there, the napoleonic treasures really check it out to someone now, it is unlikely that the undergrou

still of interest to poets and composers hundreds of thousands of books have been written about napoleonaparte and many films have been shot in kremenchuk, the musical poem bonaparte was presented on the keys of the piano , a well-known composer, the author of the music for the poem bonaparte serhii horyunovych i cannot create music until i embrace the spirit of this person, the spirit of this time, the spirit of what has passed and what is my goal as composers to convey this spirit , the project, what was in those days is only a victory, this is a victory over our enemies. and the myth of the victor of the muscovites developed , they already had defeats in the days of napoleon , a kind of impetus for writing the poem was the exhibition of the local collector volodymyr tyguna, the era of romanticism and napoleon , where stamps, postcards, orders and books, statuettes, paintings are related to the name of the french emperor, for example, in this modern book, historical documents are collected, signed in their own hands, because it is collected on the desk , it is clear that these are all

the poem was the exhibition of the local collector volodymyr tyagun, the era of romanticism and napoleonhere stamps were presented postcards, orders and books, statuettes, pictures related to the name of the french emperor, for example, in this modern book, historical documents are collected , signed by his own hand, because on the desk he collected documents are different documents well, for example, it is clear that these are all copies, for example, a copy of napoleon's will, which he wrote here, the collected maps are translations, if yes, the collected maps are the main ones, these are all military maps , these are all facsimiles, what was written by napoleon's hand, the work on the project lasted over a year, the poem consists of in five parts, a lot is devoted to the military campaigns of napoleon , in particular, and the campaign to moscow, which burned in september 1812 among the concertgoers . and the veterans of the russian-ukrainian war happened to be under the influence of the empire for many years, in this case, we are still reaping the consequences in russia, and therefore

this is the most napoleonic gold silver in this lake. who would have thought, but even the germans tried to find this treasure, they decided , uh, to adopt pumps here and pump out water. but as you can see, the water is in place, that is, the germans did not succeed. the last owner in the town of krupki was the karlsvyatsky landowner, more precisely, it was in 1900. and here he built a manor in the art nouveau style, which is now behind me. by the way, he was a very interesting landowner, because he even built a match factory here, or rather a match straw factory. maybe it’s somehow connected, if i’m wrong, then forgive me, it’s like a match for me the factory was so famous that it even sends this product to america they say it is also famous, but what’s most interesting, if we talk about this landowner, then how something of great wealth. he did not possess quite a poor one, so the question is why did he build such a manor and this match factory. so here there is one interesting legend, they say that the landowner managed to get rich qu

and fought on the territory of europe until napoleon got tired of it. the british also began to beat him in style. well, in short, everyone i buy it together, as a result, they got fed up after he entered the war against russia , to put it mildly, not very well prepared, well , that’s how it is. what if we start fighting on russian territory, the great russian people will stand up and give an answer, we are now looking at the case that is happening in the territory of the belarusian region over the flights of drones over moscow, and we , how should i say, do you see a case there i'm getting up, because i don't see him point blank, i still see cries because they had a ruble, at least in the networks, which is very good, this is probably about time, i see a beautiful woman who is trying to actively exploit , in general, you know such an antilist well, check and i see ye shouts to shabeikin about the fact that we are also russian land, what did she throw away? yes, this is very strongly manifested precisely by this separation , the primitive level of state

and fought on the territory of europe until napoleon got tired of it. also began to beat him in style. well, in short, everyone i bought it together as a result, they got fed up after he entered the war against russia, to put it mildly, not very well prepared , well, it’s like that. to tell about the fact that if you start fighting on russian territory, then the great russian people will become like that and give an answer. there is a case i'm getting up, because i don't see him point blank, i still see cries for the fact that there is little ruble money, at least in the networks, which is very good, this is probably about time, i see a beauty who is trying to actively exploit , in general, such an anti-ilist, you know. shouts to shebekin about the fact that we, too, are russian land, why did she throw it away? this is very strongly manifested precisely by this division , which demonstrates the primitive level of development of the state of russia. people do not feel that they are part of one nation, and it is extremely interesting that even and the cen

they are stored there, the napoleonic treasures are really to be checked .it is unlikely that anyone will be able to cover the underground passages with sand. bonaparte, as a token of gratitude , robbed the holy monastery to the skin, then another famous person, however, from our time acted according to conscience. there is information that the very first donor of the monastery was a famous singer and producer, people's artist of russia. in philip kirkorov, the sky monastery often comes to drink the royal water. the water is well preserved. it is a fact. even after months and years, it remains fresh and does not lose its taste, the second vein enters directly into the open bath , it is necessary to immerse yourself in the holy spring completely with your head , only in the words of the clergy people. can wash away all evil spirits, but i kind of understand by virtue of my profession unfortunately, i can’t do this right now, but i’ll still take advantage of the situation, and i only wash my legs. by the way, the water temperature in all underground holy sprin

in a sense, this is, in general, larger in scale than that of napoleon and hitler, and the fact thatsia opposes the fact that not only the authorities, not only the armed forces, but also the people. it stands proudly, like a wall - it's very impressive, but on the other hand. we all know from experience that at some point people get tired of such a challenge, that people want to see the light at the end of the tunnel, which sometimes. well, in general, it's not so easy to show yet. uh, you failed to achieve something quite obvious on the battlefield that we can do in this area in the field of ideology. and if you want strength of mind, and the mood of the people, what could you do because it is really very important. education is urgently changed urgently this is of great importance education you understand the soviet union in my opinion, i won the war really a terrible blow from this i survived, because after all , this is the generation that is, to which my father belonged, this was the generation brought up already. in soviet times, this is this generation of bondarev, these lice

this is now napoleon . neither one nor the other is right. right beam, how did the pears and pears manage correctly, how did the pears manage follow the ass, there are prussians, not realizing that he is pursuing the wrong ones. this was also the problem. and when the pear came on e. well, okay, on the field of waterloo where did it all end in horror from the fact that we were chasing the wrong people and not there. well, this is such a tragic phrase to me that i like the appeals here that i did the task wrong. here's what i like absolutely right to show political will. i completely agree, but for some reason you think that up to the level of, for example, education, political will must be shown by dcs. because that it should, because the political will of the top leadership relies on the joint political will of the people who support it. this is exactly the point, because we are not slaves, we are not slaves, but what happens and from above what point of view do you have, but they haven’t voiced it to me yet, or what ? no, we have a standard

at the height of the napoleonic wars , the famous battle of trafalgar took place between the britishranco-spanish naval forces. napoleon planned to unite the entire french and allied fleet to take control of the landsch and then invade england, but the meeting with the british royal navy on the coast of spain ended in tragic tactics for the french. admiral nelson, with a smaller fleet, ensured the victory of sinop the battle with the turks of admiral nakhimov in 1830 was the last major battle of the sailing fleets, the turkish squadron was defeated within a few hours, and its commander in the english press was captured by the russians. these events received extremely negative reactions. they were called none other than the sinop massacre in the end. they became the reason for the entry of england and france into the war in our country , better known as the crimean war in 1862. during the civil war in the united states , the first ever battle between armored warships in battle. on riga's hampton roads, a battleship, a virgin from the south, clashed with wooden ships and a single ironc

end of the second world war, of course, they immediately run to peter the great catherine ii to napoleonbs their attention. they want to look from all sides from all angles , they immediately ask what kind of material, what is covered with them. it's really very interesting, and they already want to play like that with chess, it is wooden porcelains that are already being hunted, for the second. plan. interested immediately. where you can buy, but the cost, of course, is quite high. is it possible to say that chess is an elite art, chess is not for everyone. it's still art for everyone. it’s just that you can play different pieces and you can play wooden chess and you can play plast plastic chess on your phone, but chess, but of course, uh, chess that already has hmm more, uh, expensive material, then this, of course, is either container art and range. it is no longer in our usual apartments, but more in the loggia houses of the type, where chess, uh, even such leonid golovko serves as an interior item, that is, they even most often do not play here. they just look like the decor of ches

from napoleon to hitler from hitler to the american political swamp, but the essence is not changes,hey always had to attach someone. that is, they have always been part of something big, here, the surname of those to whom they were attached can be changed, this does not change the fundamental essence. it is clear why, because their mentality is based and everything on catholic reading, which implies that there is a certain pope who is asleep. and criticism, which, in principle , is impossible, antipopes appear there, but this is not the point, that is, all the same, for them there must be some absolute under which they adapt. disputes we are generally different. no better, no worse, we are different. and this must be understood very clearly. and we treat challenges differently, and we refuse what it would seem for the western world, how can they go for it? it's very simple. he just realized that we were making a mistake. and we say we won't go any further. this is mistake. we don't want that. here we tried to try on the western kanzulchik. and it's a bit cramped. we tried to get in.

petersburg, on july 9, 1815, the era of the napoleonic wars ended.he victorious states agreed on a post-war structure and signed the final act of the congress of vienna. for more than two centuries , protect their territory from devastating wars and develop economically by cooperation, part of the warring parties, the ducal warsaw created by napoleon became part of russia as the kingdom of poland , the german union was formed as a whole , the agreements reached for almost 40 years gave europe peace and secured a new setting of forces in the region, a leading role. now assigned to russia, prussia, austria and britain on june 9, 1944 , the first copy of the modified bm-312 multiple rocket launcher was put into service. erosion known as a relative of the legendary katyusha andryusha soon began to arrive in combat vehicles guards mortar units. they were several times superior to their predecessor in terms of combat power of rockets. for andryusha, they were 300 mm and weighed 92 kg. each firing range was from 4 to 6 km, installations were mounted on the

petersburg, june 9. 1815 ended the era of the napoleonic wars , the victorious states agreed on a post-warnd signed the final act of the congress of vienna france they did not humiliate and left almost all of its territories, the neutrality of switzerland was recognized by the efforts of russia, which allowed it to protect its territory from devastating wars for more than two centuries and develop economically through cooperation, the warring parties part of the duchy of warsaw created by napoleon became part of russia as the kingdom of poland the german union was formed as a whole , the agreements reached for almost 40 years gave europe peace and consolidated a new alignment of forces in the region, a leading role. now it was assigned to prussia, austria and britain in russia. on june 9 , 1944, the first copy of the modified bm 312 multiple launch rocket launcher was adopted . rode is known as a relative of the legendary katyusha andryusha, and soon the fighting vehicles began to enter the guards mortar units. they were several times superior to their predecessor in terms of combat power

glinka called frostbites and napoleons. russia in those days, we will not hide it, suffered from its usual illness, somewhat bowing to the west, yes, yes, and so on, as now, as in recent soviet times, our elites were sure that we still had little people here , the backward ones are not trine anywhere, and they should have learned from enlightened nations from the french, for example, and now glinka, mocking from campaigns in pursuit of the retreating french, actually writes, if you really need the french, then instead of writing them out for expensive money. please send more here. here, take it as a gift. they can be caught easier than crayfish. show me a piece of bread and a whole column with manesh. how many good cooks are musicians and greats special for the lady, who will tell them by heart all the monto as friends, house and teacher oh, oh, life, our hard one and the same thing the same thing on december 25 , a manifesto was issued on the end of the war for repeatedly military prowess glinka was awarded the order of vl

when they came back napoleon had been defeated.ave been put toward fighting france. 14000 battle hardened soldiers were coming to america. one of the primary targets was a chesapeake region. brought economic hardship to america. one of things they do in april in charge of the north american station, puts out aom proclamatn saying if anyone wants to come to the british side is not specifically call this out. this is aimed toward the enslaved population. there prettyy successful. they get 4000 people freedom seekers to come to the british. this is pretty amazing they are hitting the economy based on slave labor. there also gaining the knowledge from some of the local knowledge of the waterways in the landscape. so thesh british continue. the summer of 1814. with joshua and the flotilla. and then in august of 1814 they decide to go to washington. so, this is where we are going to hit our next three, but only they provide educated white perspective. what we know about them is a locker through their letters. they give the town where the

dynamite in drag, where is that picture of napoleon dynamite. >> i love napoleon, he is principal, focuss like taylor swift. >> i think elon musk is flirting i think those two will hookup. rachel: elon musk got so much backlash she ended up deleting, did this with they sent him to reeducation it was a struggle session. >> they have numbers they are everywhere. next davidson rails against him after they criticize him for buying a puppy for his mom and not adopting one. here is a voicemail of pete davidson this is what he left for pete. >> i want to let you know i'm severely allergic to dogs so i have to get a specific breed i'm only not allergic to kappa poos and those type of dogs and my mom's [bleep] doll who is two years old died a week prior and were also sat ahead to get a specific dog. i wanted to do your research before you create new stories for people. rachel: why does he care so much what peter thinks. >> i'm with pete i've always been a pete fan pete has always been good to be. >> pete played jason chaffetz on snl, we have a picture of that in. rachel: it's not that is pretty g

plans, but we know how napoleon ended up blowing up ukraine and the kakhovka hydroelectric power stationa tragedy, not only for the population of the part of the kherson region controlled by us, kiev kills its own citizens. they flooded not only, uh, the territory that is controlled by our russian side, but they also flooded the territories that are under the control of their own kiev. uh, the regime is now under threat, uh, most of ukraine is under threat of a humanitarian catastrophe due to a sharp shortage of drinking water. in kiev cares about this, if budanov is immediately ready to change shoes at any moment and says that his words about the murder of russians in that interview were distorted, so it is quite possible that hojios will go on a contract with his colleagues from the armed forces, who are already facing a military tribunal . evgeny petrukhina, preparations for the genocide an emergency situation at the federal level has been introduced throughout the kherson region, which will allow full use of state response and support measures after the destruction of the kakhovka hy

when they came back, napoleon had been defeated so finding friends, it was now over. soldiers were coming to america in one of the primary targets was that reach so one of the things they do in april, charge of the north american station, you say if anyone wants to come to the side, and put you in our colony. he's toward the enslaved population and a their successf, they get out 4000 people to come speak british citizens. this is amazing because they are hitting the economy and gaining knowledge of the waterways and escape so the british continue and august 1814 they decide to go take washington so this is where we hit our next three women, they all are providing an educated area so in a is there letters. as the british come up, they need to go through bladensburg, that's where they meet primarily militia soldiers and it is in america's amount go into washington. a woman at riverdale able to witness the battle from her second-story window and she's able to witness it but she also 20 years earlier had belgium because of napoleon's forces so they escape to come to ameri

spoke napoleonic plans.ut we know how napoleon ended up blowing up ukraine and the kakhovka hydroelectric power station, for example, became a tragedy, not only for the population of the part of the kherson region controlled by us, kiev kills its own citizens. they flooded not only, uh, the territory that is controlled by uh, russian ours aside , they also flooded the territories that are under the control of their own kiev. uh, the regime is now under threat, uh, most of ukraine is under threat of a humanitarian catastrophe due to a sharp shortage. volume drinking water, well, who in kiev cares about this, if the same budanov is ready to change his shoes at any moment and say that his words about the murder of russians in that interview were distorted, so it’s quite possible that hodjas will back down along with colleagues from vsu, which you already see the military tribunal now briefly advertising it, what will happen next on the air? big germany will urgently build a rembat for german leopards did not ex

that he may have had, namely, he wanted to repeat napoleon's campaign from the island of elba when all him and they were happy there were going to paris and they took paris without borders, maybe there was such an idea, but already after ten in the morning it became clear that nothing would work out with this campaign, and they continued to advance due to inertia for a certain time, and then uh after bargaining, which is a usual thing for the kremlin regime -he prigozhin made a decision to turn around and go back , hoping thereby to save his school er personal belarusian sources say that he is in belarus, certain sources say that he is not in belarus, that is, well, for us, you already know this is used material. i am very sorry that er , this er circus tour of theirs did not last a few days ago, because we then had the opportunity to speak with by you about the violation of logistics and the eastern direction of the russian troops, which would also be very good for us, but what happened happened and we have to live now with our today's and tomorrow's affairs without paying much attent

napoleon, napoleon said that god is not on the side of the big battalions, he is on the side of the best riflemen. well, our riflemen really better hope that our stylists turned their necks with all the resources of the russian federation a few days ago. at the end of the meeting, biden said that the reality of the use of tactical nuclear weapons by the russians is quite high, and he talked about the colorado river that dried up there and said once they didn't want to listen to me that this river will dry up, it has dried up and now they don't want to hear about the use of e- of nuclear tactical weapons, i remember how, before the great war, biden spoke unapologetically that putin had already decided to attack ukraine and that this attack would certainly take place , considering this experience, lessons from biden do we still need to be more careful with his current warnings, considering that he usually draws such conclusions or gives some kind of message to the world based on this intelligence or data services, this should be a serious wake-up call for us if viber is talking about it, u

napoleon yes in 2011 chess pieces from this film by ingmar bergman were sold at an auction in stockholm a million swedish crowns, 7 exactly 600 dances in this film by gaidai on the credits sounds the original capacious ice, written by alexander zatsepin, quite logical because the action takes place in finland for matches. that's what the movie is called. that's right. dances for 400, according to the testimony of the mariings , the half-nacharsky promised her that he would give the cathedral of christ the savior for her dance school or the driver's palace deceived you. melodies of cossack songs on the mountain stood a cossack, it is not immediately recognizable that this dance is not at all cossack in origin. 1950s with this dance resplendent the gusakov brothers performed. in one of the rooms. they depicted men frozen in the cold and deciding to warm up clearly. question from the russian geographical society 800, please. uyuni in western bolivia, due to its high reflectivity, is used to calibrate remote sensing instruments on orbiting satellites. and what is this salanchak, the world's

i think that napoleon would not have escaped., but i hope so the russians know what the problem really is, if we talk, i understood you correctly from the direction of zaporizhzhia and mariupol, berdyansk-melitopol, you know this is obvious , even without being a military expert, who will look and say what would you do, of course, you would break the group into two parts you are right in that now, when the water has flooded there, they will say less, let's say more flooded parts, they are inactive and, let's say so. of course, if we manage to break up their troops in the direction where what we said is very good, but nevertheless they know the direction and the russians have secured me very strongly, and therefore now we see that there will be some active actions, therefore these actions should be so important for us carry out successfully, but what i said before and i also want to say, let's just say, how in our army, they say to charge for the fight, not to charge for a quick victory , if it is quick, it will be very good , but

and napoleon said god is not on the side of the big battalions, he is on the side of the best shootersy better hope for what is on our page turned his neck to all the resources of the russian federation a few days ago, uh, biden said at one of the meetings that the reality of the use of nuclear tactical weapons by the russians is quite high, and he talked about this colorado river that dried up there and said once they didn't want to listen to me that this river it will dry up, it will dry up and now they don't want to hear about the use of nuclear tactical weapons, i remember how, before the great war, bidenbuzz appealed that putin had already decided to attack ukraine and that this attack would happen perfectly but taking into account this experience of the lessons from biden, is it still necessary to treat his current reservations more carefully, taking into account the fact that he usually draws such conclusions or gives some kind of message to the world based on this intelligence or the data, uh, it’s from ru or other services , this should be a serious alarm bell for us if i’m ta

when they came back napoleon had been defeated. all of the attention put towards fighting france was over. that means 13,000 soldiers came to come to america. one of the primary target was the chesapeake region. itit was a lot of hardship to te area. one thing they do in april is the charge of the north american station. he put out a proximation anyone wanting to come to the british side you can become a citizen. this iss aimed towards the enslaved population. they get about an estimated 4,000 people to come to the british and become british citizens. this is pretty amazing because they are hitting the economy that who is based on slave labor. they are also gaining the knowledge of the waterways and the landscape the british continue with raids during the summer of 1814. they scrimmaged and then in august of 1814 they decide to go to washington. they took wash. so, this i is where we'll hit or next three women. they are all, not only are they regionally near each other but provide an educated white prospective we know a lot of thei

and napoleon said god is not on the side of the big battalions, he is on the side of the best riflemeneally better hope for that that on our page he turned his neck to all the resources of the russian federation. a few days ago, uh, biden said at one of the meetings that the reality of the russians using nuclear tactical weapons is quite high, and he was talking about this colorado river, which is there dried up and said once they did not want to listen to me that this river will dry up it has dried up and now they do not want to listen to the use

i was more ripe for napoleon orda, on one of my sketches.minika jozef was trying to finish the wood-burning house on the second place under the flour on his leg, as if he were the second for him on the twigs. no paradise lies at the commentary, in their own middle they had stoves with dutch drops. parquet, painted navane table in memory of a reputable penetrator, a kind of sharyt. on outdated. memorable. stone, leovelnik, tikala chapel, plowing under the shaky twenties city and she settling her unknown and akva nkov in the morning look like the district policeman hoisted the original weapon with the gate so he himself, they say, folding the diploma of the complex killed from the toys earlier leaves several who ruled over the end of the nineteenth under the shaky year 2020 and the park beyond the pond. hop hop greens. in winter , winter did not break him. oh, you are a good fellow! the eternal son of a cloud the beginning that you have your unreasonable mind keeps over you? and i will love my hearts, i spit rush, and i’m not a sin to you, eve

let them know napoleon and you said we brought them to send anything to what's happening. so let's pretend that we organize it as long as the new into the food that they need. and because the, the new eat with is going to fade away, didn't, it didn't progressing this. i'm going to lose. he wasn't going to, i mean, so he doesn't make any sense. right? and it is also easy to come back around and say, of course we knew that that was going to happen after the fact. unfortunately, we're going to have to leave it right there. but political commentators on very want thank you so much for your time in analysis. thank you very much for having me . thank you. rash. as for an intelligence hearing in the west for transfer, holy orthodox relics belonging to the russian orthodox church, out of the country and into the e. u. an agreement with the representatives of unesco on the removal of all the adults reddick from the territory of the key picture. as glover and the subsequent translator to the museums of it, to the front, germany and the vatican under the pretext of salvation from rus

here, uh, napoleon ord recorded pictures., on which the buildings that were at that time were fixed and everything is so beautiful, the palace is long gone in this place, where tables and the palace once built a house and, uh, those residents who live stripe. porechye is called because the village is located on the right side of the southern part of the yaselta river, this is the most picturesque place. because if you take the northern side , the erikat flows. i have always farther there were flooded meadows farther there is a wooded area of ​​sharp forestry of the western side and a park along the river from the south side. fields, on the eastern side, too, a forest. and here is the environment of all this, you realize such beauty. we enjoy it. we rejoice in it. the history of our village was different periods. and our people. these are our ancestors of course, they suffered it all. uh, they were also under the poles during the first world war, then the periods of the great patriotic war. we have a lake for, but such histori

chief of staff and he was the only one who was able to read napoleon's deplorable notes.nd translated them into, but at least a magnificent companion order, all this and that. so did again, multicultural all by any chance mentioned these in his memoirs. captain bertie arie. good time. thank you. so about the first question, the side. so you said that you indeed spoke english, which is one of the reasons he became quite influential in this alliance, because he speak to the americans. most of his rank could not. of course, the french were starting to learn english when they arrived. so at the end of their campaign, a lot of the officers did speak somewhat english, but arrived fluent because he, according to himself, he describes this that when he saw the first book of first saw david hume's books, he wanted to read them in their original language so that we did that with almost every. so he learned german, spanish, latin and greek e german as well, like all these different languages because he wanted to understand the real books, let's say the real language is in so english

fortifications that took place there during the second world war, where i went through the battle with napoleon to get everything. this is important for a better understanding of the country, that these are very peaceful people, but, unfortunately, the country itself is on the way at the intersection of the sometimes warring sides of the nevsky. come here, give all the lessons of history to remember what happened from e, to be able to resist it. well, yes, you how to visit her in the impact, he is here typical for this meeting. and i think that our viewers will be interested to know that just recently another book was released, and democracy collapsed democracy in europe , and there you are thinking about how to save this democracy, then, uh. believe, probably, that the continent will be assembled again ever and we tatyana shcherbina victoria popova say goodbye to you today. goodbye. goodbye. now speak there. thanks a lot. i am very happy to be here today. here i am grateful to my belarusian colleagues for the invitation. and i would like to wish belarusians keep what you have , stay as you are

i remember that lermontov was a former officer napoleonic army, he was captured, like a prisoner, and perfectly, talked. and the tutor jean-capé also told him about the war, he served as an officer of the napoleonic army, he was wounded, he was captured , the locals left him. he fell in love with russia and forever remained in it. here is such a story . the eleventh question of boots near the belarusian sea from the word botyan time. egor maybe you know the correct answer to the exact answer question. i don’t know, but it seems to me that the shoe, as it were, was sold to the word in batyan. denis tell me what you know shoes in belarusian on the belarusian language are not batyan, but this word is batyan. i don’t know, but i know for sure that this is not a boot, so it seems to me that the correct answer is not in the combat pools . here it is, we have a version of something else wen. at least. at least we figured out the word patent, the correct answer to this question is no, and we move on to the twelfth question. is it true that any cuboid is a cube of time? what is there for what?

at one time , our people responded to napoleon's campaign with the patriotic war, and napoleon was defeatede enemy will be defeated; victory will be ours. so it was then, so it will be and now the great patriotic war, which will unite all the people and lead us to victory. we transfer word to the news, and the big game will return at 23:00.

it will still supply to napoleon. boy you. what were you supposed to go through these quotes in the 5 minutes amount of probably some one in real life social subbing and was always there by choice and the risk of losing that life at any moment. so the question is, is it really ok to shoot of people in video games, then express opinions on the topic very strongly and, and computer games like that's from above the wall. and so one project can be portrayed very positively at the same time. the soldiers on the other side can deliberately be shown as the humanized for the game plays a role in the information will between russia and the you trying to talk about it. i'll try to show you that this is a propaganda getting it should be in the actual will both sides constantly trying to control public opinion worldwide. most of that work is being done online with misinformation or trying to sway people by appealing to their emotions. tyler, these i buy lots of these efforts, this propaganda we know from everyday life, i talked can mean w

of yak opened on the great round glade greta had time to pray for our slavuta countryman mastak napoleonvelikaya i would kid looking around the park for its lands from fish to say that it wasn’t like that for melons, the meadow was not so great for ali , because on the ridge stood a handsome balance palace, he says they were satisfied. the clock is gone. their palace did not become the fourth year for 46, colleagues from the german troops pubescent the finn did not become his palace. uh, the germans were blown up, because there was a load of various documents. i did not keep up with you to withdraw, but only flowed away at least not. the palace is home to the twentieth of the rest, and as soon as the legends about them were born, the opinion of the velmetevs will arise. this legends have that it was not vedayaki with the lord that soprano was an atheist atheist and on the great kolet-reba of the lateness of the kalitreba to burrow yes , great saint ask to treat the pain and raptom, the whole growth of the night, the rumbles rumbled, the malankas trembled, and the chambers with the gentle

grace choices took advantage of the new system of global exchange that took shape after the napoleonic wars, after 1815, before the decades global warfare between great britain and france were decided at waterloo. american merchants and the us government had handsomely from their status as neutral shippers. and i say the government as well, because the us government, until the institution of the income tax was mainly funded by tariffs us shippers are the ones paying those tariffs. so if you have a good merchant marine, you also have good government revenues. but it's all dependent on international trade, which if two giant powers at war. you can make a lot of shipping between them right? but the end of this conflict in near disaster of the war of 1812, which in which americans trade, dragged them into this conflict meant that these old strategies no longer worked for merchants like grain. that meant that shifting they had to shift their activities to support british imperialism asia rather than filling in its gaps for politicians in washington, that meant treating the celebrated china

there is such a legend that when napoleon returned with his army from moscow to france, they were iname belarusian village tried. this is a dish for the commander. i liked it so much. grandmother, that he decided to find out the name of this dish. those who treated him did not know this and said that they did not know, but the grandmother had been bringing it since then. perhaps this is true. this dish is called a grandmother. we rub potatoes and add onions here. add salt, eggs , flour of our area, add granny, fatty pork. what i will do today, but in general you can add mushrooms, you can also add dried blueberries. we will have overcooked pork. those who know our grandmother are always asking us cook it now cover it. dishes with foil and put the oven. temperature 200 degrees for 50 minutes we will wait. our grandmother is ready. we take everything out and serve it with sour cream greens, this is the dish we prepare for our estate for the victory. bon appetit. we are very satisfied with our life here and in general to us children say that our main duty now is to live our pleasure her

you can say, and where does napoleon who he mentioned, well, there was once how many centuries ago., and it was not just about allies. and those who entered this war, but if these analogies are drawn, listen, well, this is austria, this is prussia, this is the principality of lithuania, well, napoleon plans there were still on the egyptians to go to africa. well, there was no fleet of our own. this is where britain let us down. and so, in principle, the idea, they are all the same, but by and large. and when we talk about the fact that this is the third world war began. she is still a long time ago. listen again to the parallel that uh ivanov draws with nazi germany a. uh, all the world's largest concerns supplied the nazi regimes, who dressed the nazi army? who dressed who at the seam did the company hugo boss who, but supplied, uh, metal for the nazi army, from which tanks, planes, and all the grains of the ford corporation, a third of the trucks, uh, heavy equipment, here is the cargo that transported personnel, a third, and this is the concern of the fort of the fascist army. li

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