casts from various originals of the most famous masters of french art, including the beloved you napoleonsidered the personal portrait painter of napoleon bonaparte. and as you know, later there were official photographs, during this period in the napoleonic period before him there were official painted sculptures.

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of all historical eras, i prefer the era of napoleon or the 18th or early 19th century, because it’sstill a bayonet and with a gun, but how a soldier fought in a beautiful suit, i really like it, the first time i, well, let’s say, fell in love with such an era, was the first time i watched a film that was directed by the very famous english director kuprik, so called paris lindon, from that moment i began to be interested, well, precisely with this from the times of the 18th and also the 19th centuries, it is very gratifying that you are interested... who was personally acquainted with napoleon, this is alexander borisovich kurakin, a prominent political and statesman russian empire, knight of the order of honor legion, which he received together with emperor alexander in telziti from the hands of napoleon personally, and in this portrait he is depicted with the order and ribbon of the legion of honor. for very dear guests we sometimes make an exception. later there were official photographs, during this period in the napoleonic period before him there were official painted sculptura

do you know why americans were so fascinated by napoleon at that time?wing charles: i can only guest. i am not an american historian. america is the land of self-made successes. is it not? as opposed to inherid titles from the former mother country, britain. napoleon has got to be one of the world's most spectacular self-made men. when you think of coming from the little island of elba and what he accomplished. he met with a set end but like so many people and even people in finance, he stretched a bit too far. in his case, russia. he was not only an enormous success story, but think of the napoleonic law code, reforms to european governments. he really was -- he was a great politician. a great self-made leader. a great man of ideas. i think that is what appealed to american businessmen at the time . peter: you talk about your great-great-grandfather's innovations including subscription books, magazines, a dictionary series, the encyclopaedia britannica. these were unique at the time should charles: he was the first publisher to bring the encyclopaedia b

, marshals, napoleonic marshals, who is this, who is this could, that means order, or some, so to speak of him , apparently it was like that for a while, no, well, there were great admirers of napoleon at one time, and maybe later, in fact, out of fear, they painted it over, well , uh, because you know such beauty just like that, you can’t paint it over, so imperceptibly selannich became a party member, let’s say, katyusha, there are such family stories, they never advertised, yes, never told publicly. not because they are somehow completely secretive and secret, but maybe there was simply no reason, maybe there was no mood, maybe something else was missing, so - maybe we will remember them today, well, here we are about the soldiers let 's talk, but the thing is, not only did no one remember about them, grandfather wrote about them in his book, this story is simply not because i didn’t want to talk about it, but the subject itself did not exist, these soldiers did not exist, already after death my... uncle alexei sergeevich obraztsov, my brother, his cousin, found these soldiers at the

, little napoleon. this forest that has produced this great thing that's helping men in the united states and actually around the world where their prostate could technically be traced back to napoleon. 'cause this was a forest that he built it's in the south west section of france right below the famous bordeaux the best wines in the world. french wines from bordeaux are here and right below it, so is the greatest soils the greatest this. right below is where this comes and it was, it's called french maritime pine trees. and they're different looking pine trees. and it was planted by napoleon you know way back when but that's where it is. so- - they do the extracting. - they do the extracting. so it's a huge place. they do the extracting but it's right in the middle of this beautiful forest like- - your enthusiasm for this product is unbelievable. - [fred] oh thank- - i mean i love to say, i mean it's helped me a lot but to see you so wrapped up in it. well take you times millions of people. i mean i'v

the pontiff and napoleon succumbed in 1802 with honors and were buried in rome.n february 20 , 1922, the vilna sejm spoke in favor of the annexation of vilnius to poland. before this, for several years the city passed from hand to hand. during the first world war, vilnius, a city of the russian empire, was occupied by the germans and austrians. in 1918 they left and the city declared itself the capital of an independent one. state, but already in the nineteenth year the red army entered here and announced the creation of a soviet republic here. in 1920 , the poles captured this land and formed the puppet state of central lithuania on the territories of the former vilna and grodno provinces, headed by the polish general lucian zhelegovsky. the poles held elections to the vilna sejm, which on this day in 1922, he adopted a resolution on the unconditional inclusion of central lithuania in... becoming poland. it must be said that the lithuanian population did not participate in the voting. well, in march , the founding sejm in warsaw adopted an act of reunification o

mikhail barclay had a plan to stop napoleon's army, lure it deep into russia, retreat, retreat as farible, even to moscow, and she can disintegrate, and it may lose all its fighting spirit and its main weapons and all its resources and so on, the russians treated this plan, although the situation was catastrophic. the russian empire could simply fall, the russians treated barclay's plan as treason, they said that he was a traitor, that he was german, that he was scottish, well, it didn't matter that he was working for the enemy, he absolutely could not nothing to do, because the commander-in-chief of the neighboring front, let's say, general bagration, said that it was necessary and... you fight to the end, advance, give , the opportunity to meet the french army, although it was suicide by and large, but in the end the emperor, who was not a brilliant general there either, but understood that it was necessary to somehow rely on the mood in the army, not among the people, the people were like that, you know, in the army of velitsa, he sent mikhail kutuzov there, not to... a more promin

various originals by the most famous masters of french art, including your favorite napoleon. this work is certainly a smaller version of the famous statue of sade, who was considered the personal portraitist of napoleon bonaparte, and as you know, later there were official photographs, during this period in the napoleonic period before him there were official painted sculptural portraits, that's it... hello, dears tv viewers, after an active work week, we offer you how to spend your friday evening. so, in the next 20 minutes you will find the most important news from the life of our country. useful tips from a nutritionist on what foods to choose for a snack. and also, traditionally , significant dates, a new place on the map of belarus and the best projects of our tv channel. you are watching the broadcast 24.7, alena koverzina is with you. don't switch! last week , the international football tournament - the friendship cup - ended in minsk. pupils of two schools took part in it - the academy of the football federation and zenit. the tournament gold was taken home guests fro

prince mikhail barclay to stop napoleon's army, lure it deep into russia, retreat, retreat as far aso moscow, there was a plan, and it can disintegrate, and it can lose all its fighting spirit and main weapons and all resources and such another, the russians to this plan. were treated, although the situation was catastrophic, the russian empire could simply fall, the russians treated this plan of barkle and others as treason, they said that he was a traitor, that he was german, he was scottish, well, it did not matter, that means he works for the enemy, he absolutely could not do anything, because the commander-in-chief of the neighboring front, let's say, general bagration. said that it was necessary to go to the end , to fight, to advance, to give opportunities to meet with the french army, although it was suicide by and large, but in the end the emperor, who was not a brilliant general there either, but understood that it was necessary somehow rely on the mood in the army, not in the people, the people were like that, you know, in the army in the elite, he sent there... mykhailo k

for today's program, i will begin with a quote from napoleon's address to his soldiers on the day ofhe invasion of russia in june 1812. russia is carried away by fate, its destiny must be fulfilled. doesn't she think we've been reborn or? we are no longer soldiers, aussie, she puts us between dishonored by war, the choice cannot be doubtful, let’s go forward, cross the neman, bring the war within its borders. against the backdrop of growing defeats in the ssu, the west is increasingly talking about the possibility of a direct clash between nato and belarus and russia. if behind this there is something more than a horror story why europe so stubbornly does not want peace through compromise, it will be discussed in today's program. from the point of view of logic and realism, this regime has no future, from the point of view of the current situation and the surrealism that is developing in politics and happening in our before the eyes of the whole world, this regime will have a future as long as the united states wants it. igor vladimirovich , it is more profitable, more convenient to

prince mikhail barclay to stop napoleon's army, lure it deep into russia, retreat, retreat as much asher, further there was a plan for moscow, and it could collapse, and it could lose all its morale and main weapons and all resources and so on, the russians treated this plan, although the situation was catastrophic, the russian empire could simply fall, eh the russians treated barclay's plan and the details as treason, they said he was a traitor, that he was german, he was scottish, well, it didn't matter that... he was working for the enemy, he absolutely couldn't do anything, because the commander-in-chief of the adjacent front, let's say, general bagretsion, said that it was necessary to go to the end, to fight, to advance, to give, uh, the opportunity to meet the french army, even though it was suicide. by and large, well, in the end , the emperor, who was also not a genius there commander, but he understood that it was necessary to somehow rely on the mood in the army, not in the people , the people were like that, you know, in the army, in the elite, he sent there mikhail kutuzo

napoleon died. who became the main author of this victory?e state tried to give barclay his due. two monuments were erected in st. petersburg. ugh. kutuzova and borklai are nearby. pushkin, who was considered a great russian at that time, was not influenced by popular opinion until now a poet, wrote a poem because he wanted to restore justice, about bulklay, about the fact that he was unfairly insulted in russia, pushkin was attacked by all of russia, who knew how to read that he was a traitor, it was already 20 years after this war, pushkin had to justify himself, he wrote a special article: of the russian people, could carry out this plan, that is, it was all complete bullshit, because barclay saved russia on our heads, of course, only kutuzov, who had confidence because he was a great commander, well equal napoleon, he, and kutuzov were not even standing there, and you understand that in order to find a plan that could destroy napoleon's army, which captured all of europe and... next to alexander the great, you had to be a person who was n

russia to submit to his will, because he managed to napoleon to capture most of european continent.ave to tell you that the reaction in st. petersburg was exactly the opposite, that it is most likely impossible to come to an agreement with this person, and to submit to him, establish, or at least cooperate with the french blockade. that this is more valuable to himself, well, hitler also knows that he managed to intimidate many, but not all, and like you... i see these historical parallels all the time, i am convinced that it is generally strange to me that someone can not see across the ocean. today, of course, it is clear that we are entering approximately the same situation in which the world was before the second world war or during the napoleonic wars, before the collapse of napoleon's empire, because we see a power that believes that its point of view is not negotiable, that no compromises ... are needed , you see, after all, america was strong in what way, it was strong there back in the nineties, in the 2000s, with its certain provision of benefits for all humanity, such as

i’ll start today’s program with a quote from napoleon’s address to his soldiers on the day of the invasion in june 1812. russia is carried away by fate, its destiny must be fulfilled. does she think we've been reborn, or are we no longer australasian soldiers. it puts us between dishonor and war. choice cannot. be doubtful, let's go forward, cross the neman, bring the war within its borders. against the backdrop of growing defeats, the ukrainian armed forces in the west are increasingly talking about the possibility of a direct clash. russian strategic development political scientist from shatrov, head of the expert council of the federation fund. hello, thank you for being with us today, according to tradition, we begin our discussion with a quick question of how stable the zelensky regime is today, nikolai evgenievich, as it were you answered? from the point of view of logic and realism, this regime has no future, from the point of view of the current situation and the surrealism that is developing in politics and is happening before our eyes, in the vastness of everything. this regime w

such was the will of the pontiff, and napoleon acquiesced.ors in rome. on february 20 , 1922, the vilna seimas spoke in favor of the annexation of vilnius to the exact state of central lithuania, headed by the polish general lucian zhelegowski. the poles held elections to the vilna sejm, which on this day in 1922 adopted a resolution on the unconditional inclusion of central lithuania into poland. it must be said that the lithuanian population did not participate in the voting. well in march the founding 7th warsaw adopted an act of unification of the vilna region with the polish republic. having completed his task, vilensky. dissolved, vilnius remained part of poland until 1939, until recently parts of the red army did not enter and most likely the entire baltic region became soviet. on february 20, 1960, soviet skiers became heroines of the winter olympic games in american squawell. the soviet union was represented by 62 athletes at those games. our team participated in all types of the olympic program, except for two men's cross-country sk

, you need to gain weight, and the actor will gain weight to play napoleon, he even changes his sexual quite difficult for me to understand about who he is from, where, but the impression is that, in theory, with such relatives, he should have more established views, some kind of pride , after all, in fact, the people who invented him, i intentionally use the verb in this form, they really they selected something similar, like they select some unforgivable puppy of noble blood, because he had to be combined with them, well, the prophet muhammad in particular shocks me on the left side extremely. it should have been french, there is such a french society, which is genealogical, which knocked him out almost of the prophet muhammad, although they drew all this for him, and so much of their press, but the conversation is that he was invented as such, that it was such citizen, well, civic mundia, citizen of the world, no one in parallel seems to be one of the most representative, it would seem, so to speak, of blood , because the tunisian jews there, sephardim, are also by no means just jew

russia celebrates the final victory over napoleon. the main characters are young officers.ing returned triumphantly from paris, they intend to change the order of life in russia. cut down the top to take power. a coup is ready. take me. what changes do you need? i want to change my life. you know, it's interesting here. climax, the filmmakers studied the archives and told the story from the very beginning in all details in the series there are more than 100 characters, about 300 people took part in creating crowd scenes, you can’t get freedom without victims, isn’t it, we are martyrs for the freedom of the fatherland, madmen change the world, what did you want? carry out a massacre here, like in st. petersburg, without oaths, here russia will stand, they can forgive me for cruelty , they will never forgive me for weakness, honor is in the hands of horses, thousands of costumes, wigs, chignons, flocks, braids, beards , mustaches were made for the filming, sideburns, all this for the sake of creating the most realistic images heroes. prince volkonsky, pyotr mikhailovich, chie

time and this is a panorama, tatyana korol is with you, hello, let’s sum up this day together: napoleonic’sn is not destined to come true, macron is escalating the conflict in ukraine and is ready to send troops there. the attempt of his predecessor had already once resulted in the capture of paris, which is fraught with the agony of european madmen today. to celebrate the feat of the people to live through the centuries , a parade will be held in minsk on independence day, we will talk about preparations for the celebration of the eightieth anniversary of the liberation of belarus from the nazi invaders, and bright hockey battles of young talents. the final of the republican competition, the golden puck, started in minsk, the president sent greetings to the participants. my colleagues, the announcement of the program will continue. belarusians elected their deputies. after a single voting day passed in the country, who did voters entrust their votes to? one working day of a deputy today in panorama. elections in belarus took place, and the state debate and other unfriendly states hastened

version of the most interesting and important events in russia after the triumphant victory over napoleonunion of salvation, this large-scale drama is also based on documents and facts, only much more detailed and even more exciting, director and scriptwriter nikita vysotsky played in the film chief of the main headquarters baron dibich, he personally arrested the instigators of the uprising, will the gentlemen conspirators want to wait? but what do you think, disturbances might start? i would start, something completely an amazing time, and people, and an event, it still sounds, although 200 years have passed, we give our heroes the opportunity to speak in more detail, more deeply, you are calling me to marry you like that, this is the same sentence, where are the flowers, flowers, when they propose, he gives flowers, why was that so? we hold the revolution sergei muravyov, the apostle, that he was ready to lose everything, and his future, and such a woman, and such love, was it only the dream of the liberation of the peasants that motivated pavel pestel, because it is known that he was

at the same time in europe. there were two people who violated these plans, one was, of course, napoleond, as they say, we saw what happened to them. henry kissinger, who recently died, repeatedly warned the united states against simultaneous conflict with russia and china. and now it seems that, like napoleon and hitler, in general, the american administration, and more broadly, the american foreign policy elite, believe that it is possible to simultaneously enter into confrontation with beijing and moscow. we will talk to you, andrey ivanovich, about this , right after the advertisement, we will come back literally in a few minutes. others, the investigation continues into the crash of the private falcon 10 plane flying from thailand to moscow, we spent one and a half acres in the cold, we didn’t understand why they didn’t look for us for so long, there’s a whole range of violations, there should be an emergency beacon, 5 hours of wind in the snow, if i wouldn’t have dared to go through the village , they would have saved you, i initially just climbed the slope to see the situation, an

kissinger was right when he said: "not since napoleon has europe looked over his shoulder or worriedw ." vladimir putin wanted to make the case that we should not support ukraine, and there are people in this country who believe that we should not support ukraine, and i believe that he was targeting them. during a telephone call conversation and several meetings, president biden told president putin that russia would make a mistake by attacking ukraine. when was the last time you spoke to joe biden? well, i don’t remember when i talked to him. he wants to get part of the territory of his neighbors, this is the usual imperialism, and i think we need to do everything possible to support the ukrainians so that they can defend themselves, so i am very glad that europe has finally made the final decision to provide the necessary financial help. germany has also been able to increase military support, and i hope that congress will follow you and also provide the necessary support, because without the support of the united states and european countries, ukraine will have no chance to defend

valery bryusov has a poem dedicated to napoleon.u are like a simple metal army, and you threw away world autocracy like a gambler’s bet, pining with glory, unchangeable, you walked through the world, crushing, crushing, and finally the universe could not bear you. in the tenth years of the 20th century, classicism was again in the picture, when the homeowner guskov decided to build a cinema on his site, he chose a name for it that combined fashionable style and spectacle, the colosseum. the architect klein came up with a meager façade. with an expressive semicircular colonnade, the colosseum should be round, it was not the largest cinema in moscow, 840 seats in the theater 925 seats, but there were two foyers, a buffet and a reading room on the second floor, such a spacious complex can easily be turned into a theater, since 1974 there have been performances here contemporary theater our hero's last major work was the restoration of the old university building and the construction of the university's geological museum nearby. to crea

well, this is talk, napoleon. look, give it up.eon never thought much of america he is european. yeah, right. and you know, give it, give it up and so forth. and they do pounce on it and give it up. madison also does that. i'm not sure any other president has done in the run up to the war of 1812 when we are contesting we've been arguing both with the french and the british who are in a world war against each other, and they're trying to restrict trade that. the america ship, built ship owners have been carrying on to great profit. jefferson madison have an embargo. the jefferson's embargo acted basically shuts down this huge lee profitable shipping industry or at least encourages smuggling. and they really are headed towards war with britain madison just orders the seizure of what was called them west florida, which is actually not what we think of as at all. but the southernmost part of what is now alabama, mississippi. and louisa anna, north of the mississippi river and up to baton rouge madison says so who is now president? say

kissenger was right when he said that since the days of napoleon, europe has not looked over its shoulderd about russia until now . biden seems to have messed something up again. the patriarch of american diplomacy, kissinger, in his book world order, on the contrary, wrote that the people of russia surpassed napoleon's great army and after the victory, russia - quote, found itself in the position of perhaps the most powerful power on the continent. needless to say, a century when... the ussr became a superpower, well , kissinger has been warning all along about the dangers of the west’s attempts to isolate russia, but the white house seems to be living in its own reality. even hawk john bolton, in putin’s interview with carlson, saw just a constructive an approach. putin is taking the initiative to see if he can get negotiations started, in my opinion, this is a kind of threat to biden. putin seems to be saying: you can get peace in ukraine, you can convince the europeans to cooperate. and we can solve this in a matter of weeks, so that there will be no conflict in ukraine, which otherwi

napoleonic's plan was not destined to come true.ted in the capture of paris. what is the danger of the agony of european madmen today? the feat of the people to live for centuries in minsk. voters believed their votes, one working day of a deputy, today in a panorama. the elections in belarus took place, and the state deb and other unfriendly states rushed to react negatively, but we no longer care about such passages, our country is our elections. we’ll figure it out ourselves; we’ll talk about it in today’s program. europe suffers from various forms of inflation. we think not only about the quality of goods, but also the quality of life. i'm alexey avdonin, i'll tell you what skinflation is and why we're not afraid of it. simple economics in panorama. and now about sports. the continental hockey league has decided on the dates of the first round playoff matches of the gagarin cup. it became known when and where the two dynamos will play. minsk versus moscow. belarusian alexey prota became the first star of the nhl match between wa

direction, the question of his legitimacy is in the relationship between zelensky and macron, who is napoleonell, i don’t know, there it is possible... it was on the first and on the second maidan taken together, i agree , taken together, why am i saying this, because even based on you know, how the instinct of self-preservation will work for many young people, the likelihood that you will survive on the maidan is much higher than the likelihood that you you'll survive there front, i think they will go to this maidan with great soul, there is one problem, the maidan is for them, as we know, they are only possible where there is a decision from the embassy of the united states of america, and here i am, in general, but i don’t know , what will be the solution. first about ukraine. one of the things that a lot of people learned about you was that during the 1989 revolution, you funded a lot of dissident activities, civil society groups in eastern europe, poland, the czech republic. are you doing similar things in ukraine? well i founded a fund in ukraine even before ukraine became independent f

kissinger was right when he said: since napoleon, europe has not looked over his shoulder or worried order, just wrote that the people of russia surpassed napoleon's army and after the victory, russia - quote, found itself in a possible position. apply his famous shuttle diplomacy, like boris johnson did, only not a peaceful shuttle, but an underwater drone, sneaked up unnoticed and blew up the istanbul agreements. trudeau, who brought former ss man yaroslav gunko into parliament last fall. in an interview with carloson, putin cited as an example that shameful incident, what is it like to realize that a nazi was invited? putin, of course, uses any propaganda available to him, but the canadians cannot be fooled; canada supports ukraine. unfortunately, we see how far russian propaganda is willing to go to influence public opinion, to try to distort the situation. the elderly nazi gunko was a living gift for zelensky’s arrival in canada. carlson, by the way, had already caught him in a trap by offering to record an interview with him. what will happen to carlson in america, this questio

composer mikhail aginsky, napoleon. instead , ekaterina strekha went for life.s. who is it? and princes did not rule, sangushki, zaslavsky, mstislavsky, sopegi, hordes of conquerors, poles, swedes, crusaders, as well as the troops of napoleon and hitler were also here. today , more than 100,000 people rightfully consider this picturesque corner of the minsk region to be a place to live. well, despite the rather respectable age of the city, it is called forever young. turning to the right, hello, comrade cadets, here is the very younger generation, thanks to which the city does not age. six months ago , the filin military-patriotic club opened on the basis of the youth school, an oath gave more than 20 boys and girls, they know a lot about assembling and disassembling weapons, they managed to learn the basics. the young fighters are commanded by seventh-grader maxim gabrukovich. i don’t consider myself a strict commander; i am quite understanding and fit into this company very well. the guys really listen to the opinions of the commander and squad leader, so i ha

for today's program i will begin with a quote from napoleon's address to his soldiers.y of the invasion. russia in june 1812. russia is carried away by fate, its destiny must be fulfilled. does she think that we have been reborn, or are we no longer soldiers of the australasian? it puts us between dishonor and war. the choice cannot be doubtful. let us go forward, cross the neman, and bring the war within its borders. against the background of growing defeats of the armed forces of ukraine in the west, they are increasingly talking about the possibility of a direct clash nato. europe so stubbornly does not want peace through compromise, which will be discussed in today’s program. i am pleased to welcome nikolai evgenievich buzin, doctor of military sciences, professor, assistant to the chairman of the house of representatives of the national assembly of the republic of belarus, to our studio. hello. hello. i am glad to welcome igor vladimirovich shatrov, head of the expert council of the foundation for strategic development of a political scientist and the russian feder

i see him as such a napoleon of his time, he was a fan of napoleon, and i would like to hold out.ev, knowing that the uprising in st. petersburg had already been brutally suppressed, with those who went for... in fact, nothing has changed in 200 years, this effect is also because what a great movie they filmed it again, showed st. petersburg during a monstrous flood a year before the uprising, and revealed the characters' plans. my god, are you really hinting at the murder of the highest persons? i am very glad to return to enter this river for the second time, because it is deep, this river is unpredictable, historical facts have been added, i cannot disclose them, it will be interesting, what to do? this combat will give him strength, but that’s how it turned out, treason is everywhere, mikhail andreevich, and if they start slaughtering, you’re not afraid, i’m not afraid, so why did emperor nicholas i decide? to hit the rebels with cannons, actor ivan kolesnikov is sure, this is the decision of a living concerned person, father and husband, together it is not so scary, there is

hello, napoleon orde museum complex, hello, hello, so, i got to the museum, that's right, the museum,h a representative of an extremist group, this is dirty, but she would have been talking with him if she knew about it, did she have the right to know, once again, the point for collecting information is to use honest methods only. and what’s more... the amazing extremist clarifies, what name to give you is already a setup, but how can you be introduced, please tell me, yes, i haven’t seen her, i’m just telling you from rumors, i don’t want to, in order for me to be registered there, the information must be accurate, so that the viewer can distinguish facts from rumors, i haven’t seen it, i’m just telling you based on rumors, i don’t want to be registered there, this is an example of the work of so-called honest and unbiased journalism, which we are taught from... behind a high, very expensive polish fence, the ethics commission of the polish tvp, and there is one, may not thank you, we just did their work and revealed a lot of violations, and quickly. this should be followed by a coll

well, okay, if you want, let's compare the industrious man with napoleon.r battles against the russians: austerlitz, friedland and barodino. won three major battles in the 22nd in the north, east and south, and conducted a successful offensive near zaporizhzhia, which for some reason is said to be unsuccessful, it was successful, it was, perhaps it was somewhere, here is our conversation on this topic maryana voiced, and marta voiced, maryana, you see, they see each other, i see marijana, marta voiced the extreme interview of the president of ukraine to the italians like this. so, this issue concerns the people who should lead ukraine , a reboot, a new beginning is clearly needed, i mean something serious that concerns not one person, the direction of the country's leadership, it is about replacing a number of state leaders, and not only in one sector, as the army, what else can be meant by that big replacement? they can change the prime minister or some block, although, well, not here it is important that they change, because everything is controlled and a

wars, when russia and england were at one with napoleon, england acted. as a serious deterrent to anyty-thousand-strong detachment to the southern borders of the russian empire, in order to put pressure, that is, on future, that is, colonial possession of great britain, everything turned out to be hand of great britain, therefore , historians are seriously discussing the version of the involvement of the british embassy in st. petersburg in this conspiracy, that the british managed to form a coalition of nobles dissatisfied with paul, the aristocracy, which carried out this conspiracy, thinking that they were committing it in their... anglo-french crimea, by the way, but with bombings in arkhangelsk, yes, the solovetsky monastery was shelled by bombings in the far east, bombings in the baltic sea, that is , great britain showed that it, as a world a maritime power, is ready to put pressure on st. petersburg militarily, but the war in crimea was also waged by the british, of course, in the most inhumane way, support in support of turkey, that’s right, in support of turkey, and about th

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russia has always been like this, this will be a multi-confessional and even multi-racial state, as napoleononed here correctly said, scratch the russian, you will find a tatar, so to speak, russia has always been. europeans never had colonies, there never was this division into, so to speak, full-fledged citizens of the metropolis and powerless colonized peoples. all the peoples of russia, the russian empire, the soviet union and now the russian federation are, so to speak, empire-forming peoples, or rather it would be more correct to say, nation-forming peoples, here we do not have secondary nations, so to speak, all nations participate on an equal basis with peoples and ethos. participates in the construction of the russian national state, it, this construction has not yet been completed, of course, but in general i must note that the process of forming national states is only just very recently ended in the most developed countries of europe, for example, in germany, germany, the germans felt like germans, only under adolf hitler, this is such a historical fact, if we say so, there is a

plans, how these napoleonic plans end, we all know , it’s worth reading history books, well, let mestrikes and regular troops in europe, let's see how the allies react to this. on the one hand, there is no consensus on sending nato troops to the territory of ukraine, we see that this consensus did not immediately appear. robert fitza, other representatives of various countries say: “we don’t want to.” well, stoltenberg suddenly woke up and finally made some kind of statement about the structure that... seems to be in charge, but another phrase from macron attracts attention, it should not be excluded, but in today’s situation, i certainly wouldn’t do anything someday exclude, can anyone say that this is possible or impossible, well , let's try to figure out why macron said all this, we very often say that europe is not independent, it is controlled by the united states of america, this is indeed the case , on the other hand, the same macron has repeatedly demonstrated desire. greater freedom, these constant desires for the creation of a european army, the death of the brain of nato,

not a purely empire artist, he captured a very famous character who was personally acquainted with napoleon, this is alexander borisovich kurakin, prominent political and statesman of the russian empire. drawing on fabric is the easiest way to emphasize your individuality. today , ornaments are so diverse, ranging from classic stripes or checkered ones to ending. abstract and even those that preserve centuries-old traditions of weaving, but is it so easy to transfer a design onto fabric, what modern technologies are used today, and most importantly, how a design on fabric came to life in the distant past, we will talk with real professionals in their field and find out the answers to answer these and many other questions, alina nivoina is with you and this is the fashion for culture. many... of you are familiar with the poem by our outstanding compatriot, the poet maxim bogdanovich slutsk pumper, the forgotten hand, zamizh persian pattern, flower of rodina cornflower. weaving is perhaps the most widespread type of belarusian folk art. the ability to weave was mandatory for every girl, and i

s more developed, it’s just a pity. responded with the words of pushkin, who said in relation to napoleonace in the fields of russia among the coffins that are alien to them, so let him send them, in my opinion, they have already rested on us there many times and have done nothing it didn't turn out good, and of course you are right to discuss why i told macron in connection with what, but we have nothing to do with it. you know what’s the matter, today, by the way , in vilnius, they gathered there the day before yesterday, and today the free russia forum was held, you know, we are so used to them gathering there, and in vilnius, apparently their capital is like that, but i rarely even pay attention to what they are talking about, because they are still the same in the arena, the panomariovs, the gudkovs, all this public that surrounds them, but this training camp was this since it’s a little original, i took the trouble today to listen carefully to what they were talking about and see. firstly, for the first time at this gathering they had a fairly large number of media, there was no suc

created, if before we were not dealing with a complete european coalition, hitler failed to create, napoleonder them absolutely, that is, they created a super-coalition, over, over, like they say , economic, military strength, they are serious, i would say... when trump comes it will be the same, and maybe more, as you say, right now, they don’t give ukraine 60 billion, trump is presumptuous against, yeah, read what trump he says, trump says, there is no need to give ukraine 60 billion as a gift, give them 60 billion in debt, well, there is no fundamental difference, that is, give them 60 billion anyway, let them go and fight with the russians anyway. signed by andrei, i love, i’m waiting, you know, that’s why these illusions, well, really, this is the collapse of the illusions of the last thirty years, what’s happening. but we must admit it, there are no problems, it’s better sooner than later, we must admit that those illusions are russia’s attempt to jump into the west, it failed, to put it mildly, it failed, to put it mildly, we need it admit and acknowledge our problems, the mistakes th