by the spring of the thirteenth year , napoleon.five hundred thousand and moved to saxony , he won a number of victories, but the allied troops fought a number of successful rearguard battles, avoiding a general battle, and on june 4, 1813, napoleon concluded a truce, which he himself and historians will call this one of his greatest mistakes, during which time the superiority in power had already passed. under him , there could not be any lasting peace between france and england. for alexander, he was a personal insult, but besides that, he was the only monarch who could restore poland at the next opportunity, so what? napoleon, if he remained on the throne, would find both military and diplomatic opportunities to inflict terrible blows on his opponents, alexander had no doubt about this. even more, and to a much greater extent, the same motive guided the prussian king. friedrich welgein ii, who, one might say, was forced by forces to speak out against napoleon in march 1813, did not bother from the moment of this decision, literal

napoleon's invasion of russia was over in a month, and although alexander had not treated kutuzov veryl since the time of the australasian, because then kutuzov warned alexander that there was no need to give battle to napoleon, it would end badly, well, i'm exaggerating, of course, but the meaning was this: alexander insisted, he still wanted laurels then, well, young blood was probably still playing, the laurels of the victorious napoleon, plus there was a numerical superiority in this battle of the three emperors, what was there, respectively, the austrian emperor, the russian emperor one side of the barricades is napoleon. but instead of saying clearly and clearly that it was impossible, he said in the end, what if you please, now we need to remember, so to speak, the main architects, in fact, of the final victory, well, there are different versions here, different names are called, but the most common version is that teleran, well, he was also a decent cunning leaf, so he assessed the situation, in general, he actually went over to the side of the allies and sent - to alexander, a

petersburg in its environs, so alexander, of course, then perhaps slid into position. with napoleonicse of some of his already mysticism, because after the war of 812 this very drastic change took place in him, but he believed in some kind of divine providence, in his special mission, and stood very often and more than once this happened, under cannonballs, falling next to nim cores, they begged him. to leave, he said that no, he was also somehow a coward, he can’t be a coward, he can’t, he can’t , after all, if we talk about slyness, it manifested itself, in my opinion, in the story of asperansky, who turned out to be called upon to be a prominent reformer, whom klyuchevsky called the second reformer after the order nashchekin, a 16th-century reformer in the russian hierarchy of politicians who stood at the throne. he already disagreed with many things, well, he is also known for this phrase that if you shout there, because at some point napoleon threw his cocked hat there and almost began to trample on it, played hysterical, well, played hysterical , played a prank, he knew how to d

and cascarocira of napoleon's army, authentic exhibit, uniform of napoleon's army. specifically prussiaean states, this is lepbardi pavlovsky, a russian regiment, authentic, uniform. military headdresses of that time really attract attention, but what is interesting is not only their appearance, but also how carefully the design was thought out so that all the details had their own meaning and purpose. you know why this shako is interesting, such a deep fit, and if you put it on your head. her soldier, then his face seemed to be covered, but how could he fight? accordingly, there was a leather jumper in the middle of this cover, when a person put it on his head... he fastened it on his head, it turns out that she sat like this, her face was open, but this distance from the jumper to the top, the soldier used instead of pockets, a uniform at that time, it didn’t seem to include pockets. in such an improvised pocket, the soldiers stuffed documents with things that were important to them; if there were no things, they put branches and straw; at critical moments, such a headgear device coul

napoleon was an excellent tactician, but not a strategist.n was conceived even before the moment when the current french president macron erupted. representatives of a civilized nation, the parisians are demolishing the statue of napoleon with a vendôme column, here is a french plate, a column without a cast iron doll, napoleon’s name is helpful covered up, here in the engraving is a solemn maleben for all the allied troops. in 1814 , parisians expected with horror that the russian bears would avenge moscow and defeat paris, but everything was different, count ostensakin was appointed military governor of the french capital, who monitored... the discipline of our appointments, not without wit, the count under emperor paul was in french captivity. they expected to see barbarians, because when russian troops had just crossed the rhine border and entered french territory, the french press was actively the story was spread that barbarians were coming from the north, they were wild, they had arms and legs because of human current, and in general t

and the cascarosier of napoleon's army, an authentic exhibit, the uniform of napoleon's army, specificallyut what is interesting is not only their appearance, but also how carefully the design was thought out so that all the details had their own meaning and purpose. you know what is interesting about this shako, such a deep landing, and if a soldier put it on his head, it would seem to cover his face, but what about him? to fight, accordingly, in the middle of this cover there was a leather jumper, when a person put it on his head, he secured it on his head, it turns out that it sat like this, the face was open, but this distance from the jumper to the top, the soldier used instead of pockets, uniform of that time, it seemed to not have pockets, in such an improvised pocket the soldiers filled documents with important things for themselves, if there were no things, they put branches and straw. at critical moments, such a headgear could even save one from being hit with a cold weapon. the most impressive exhibit is hard to miss. but the original, unfortunately, has not survived. this copy

bonoparte, who was watching this bokhanalia, with many hands, napoleon bonoparte wondered why peoplee very afraid of cannons, he would have immediately... escaped, i became the poor king in peace. and do you agree with this cruel statement? this is a rather cruel statement, but how could the people rise up against the king? and that’s why it’s enough, well, everything is relative. correct answer. how was it possible to let these channels in? it was necessary to sweep away 500-600 people with cannons. the rest would have fled, tolma spoke quite calmly to the actor. and then a brilliant phrase. "people are very afraid of guns, but she is lucky, that the question is, of course, very easy, eremin is unlucky again, he’s not unlucky in general on the tracks, but you don’t worry about him, i will do everything so that he eventually becomes a student at moscow state medical university, and maria rylova, and shui, yes, ivanovo region , wonderful, not written here, golden ending. you are smart, your honor, i promised, for two correct answers at once, if you bypassed the order, well, if not, an

napoleon, this is napoleon - this is napoleon, so macron is far from him, he’s very far away, a dangerous voluntarily, some forced, almost all europeans. one can imagine the event of 1814 day by day. on march 30, the assault on paris, where the russians play a decisive role in the actions of the allied forces, is the first to enter paris, the second infantry corps under the command of lieutenant general prince eugene of württenberg. the state secretary of the russian ministry of foreign affairs is going to nasalirode for negotiations on the morning of march 31 with minister taleran. taliran throws herself on his neck, as if to his best friend, covered with powder, after all. the story is that barbarians are coming from the north. they are wild, they have arms and legs made of human flesh, and in general the cossacks are decorated with necklaces made of human ears, and they feed on babies, so what they told them and the reality was absolutely on the opposite side, selected guards units entered, and this is almost a farce, napoleon is trying to poison himself, but there is confusion, the po

and cascarosier of napoleon's army, an authentic exhibit, the uniform of napoleon's army, specifically because one of these european states is the lepvardi pavlovsky russian regiment, an authentic uniform. the military headdresses of that time are truly eye-catching but interesting. not only their appearance, but also how carefully the design was thought out so that all the details had their own meaning and purpose, you know why this cover is interesting, such a deep fit, and if a soldier put it on his head, it would seem to cover his face, what about him to fight, accordingly, in the middle of this cover there was a leather jumper, when a person put it on his head, he secured it on his head, it turns out... then she sat like this, her face was open, but this distance from the jumper to the top, the soldier used instead of pockets , the form of that time, it did not seem to include a pocket. in such an improvised pocket, the soldiers carried documents, things important to them, if there were no things, they put branches and straw; at critical moments, such a headgear device could even

napoleon was an excellent tactician, but not a strategist.his exhibition was conceived even before the moment when the current french president macron burst out with a historic statement about sending his soldiers. this is already an association, so we fought against united europe, he was a great commander, without any exaggeration, and the fact that we defeated such an enemy is truly an outstanding success, the exhibition is structured in such a way that one can imagine the event of 1814 day by day, on march 30 the storming of paris, where the russians play a decisive role in the actions of the allied forces; on the morning of march 31 , the state secretary of the russian ministry of foreign affairs, naselrode, travels with minister taleran. taliran throws himself on his neck, as if to his best friend, covering him with powder, because taliran was playing a double game, everything in his own way piggy bank and this is already april 8th. the cossack and the infantryman look on in surprise as representatives of a civilized nation, parisians. t

as you know, napoleon bonoparte proclaimed himself emperor, hence the name “empire”. facades of buildings , therefore, accordingly, the facades with this imperial style, roman gods, quadrigi with greek heroes, weapons, swords, shields on the pediments, bas-reliefs with warriors, this decor praised the empire, respectively, the empire, the empire, after the victory over napoleon, the empire entered russia, and hussar shakos and sabers appeared on the facades of moscow mansions, appeared on... was present in austria in vienna, you can see samples, well, naturally, ukraine has never been empire there, it’s just that the term ukrainian empire style is not used , because there was no empire, so it’s in the trash heap of the most anti-scientific knowledge, beautifully, floridly pseudoscientifically designed, which means you need to understand that some of the founders of wikipedia are for this very reason they left the project and say that they have nothing to do with the current wikipedia, of course, and what we see in the current, so -called russian wikipedia, it is russi

army, yes napoleon is an outstanding commander, but... for any commander it is important to win notbattles, but in war, how he ended, it is known, the crimean war in the middle of the 19th century, then we had no relationship with the french at all there were no problems. napoleon ii decided to support the turks and the british in order, as he said, to take revenge for the fact that the russian cossacks were in paris. and, by the way, the french then, driven by the british, died five times more in the crimea than the british themselves. bismargue's husband screwed the french and... everyone also knows in 1870, and during the first world war, after it began, when the germans powerfully hit the french, the french field marshal foch said the following, verbatim, if france is not erased from the map of europe , then only thanks to the russians, who began their offensive, and the famous work of stage directions, like there on the western front, without change. an experiment only because russia was seriously carrying out serious offensive offensive actions against prussia, respectively, a

army, and this was done in the old way , like a decal, this is the story, and here is napoleon, herejosephine, the marshals. napoleonic marshals, who is it, who could have ordered it, or some, so to speak, french officer, then we captured they trophied it, it’s much more interesting who painted it over, so it means someone got scared, probably didn’t want these portraits to be seen, apparently it was like that for a while, no, but there were great admirers at one time, yes of napoleon, maybe then, strictly speaking, they painted it over out of fear, well, so... i wasn’t in the mood, maybe something else wasn’t there, but maybe there just wasn’t a reason, maybe we’ll remember them today, so what? , so we’ll talk about soldiers, but the fact is that not only did no one remember about them, oh grandfather wrote them in his book, this story is simply not because i didn’t want to tell them, but the subject itself did not exist, these soldiers did not exist, after the death of my uncle alexei sergeevich, obrastsov, my brother, his great son, found these soldiers are in the dacha in one of

this was actually a knight's move, while napoleon was with his army in the north-east of france, the around him and took paris. armies with rare exceptions under their command, for the most part they took part in the russian campaign, we are practically like this, probably now it’s already an association, so we fought against a united europe, he was a great commander without any exaggeration, so that, that we defeated such an enemy, this is truly an outstanding success, the exhibition was built. so you can imagine the event of 1814 day by day. march 30 assault on paris, where the russians play a decisive role in the actions of the allied forces. the first to enter paris is the second infantry corps under the command of lieutenant general prince eugene of württenberg. the state secretary of the russian ministry of foreign affairs is going to the salroda for negotiations on march 31 in the morning with minister taleran. taliran throws herself on his neck as if to his best friend, covering him with powder. all into their piggy bank, and this is already april 8, a cossack and an infantry

napoleon was an excellent tactician, but not a strategist.ander, without any exaggeration, and the fact that we defeated such an enemy is truly an outstanding success. the exhibition is structured in such a way that you can imagine the event of 1814, day by day. march 30 assault on paris, where the russians play a decisive role in the actions of the allied forces. the first to enter paris is the second infantry corps under the command of lieutenant general. prince eugene of württenberg. for negotiations on march 31 in the morning the state secretary of the russian ministry of foreign affairs is traveling with minister taleran . taliran throws himself on his neck, as if to his best friend, covering him with powder, because taliran was playing a double game, all for his own piggy bank. and this is already april 8th. the cossack and the infantryman look on in surprise as representatives of a civilized nation; the parisians demolish the statue of napoleon with the vendôme column. and here it is. a squirrel french column without a cast iron doll,

everyone knows that in 1812 napoleonic army of seven hundred thousand was defeated in russia in less than six months, and russian cossacks then entered paris. in the middle of the century before last, the french and the british wanted to seize crimea from us, but crimea remained ours. at the same time the anglo-french squadron tried to land on kamchatka, but it was a bummer there too. a lesser-known episode within the framework of foreign intervention is the capture of odessa in december 1918. here is the french cruiser merobo at the head of the french squadron in odessa. then the army of the directorate of the ukrainian people's republic of simon petliura and the french presented an ultimatum. petliura retreated. here is the unloading of french tanks in the odessa port. 15 also landed . the interventionists were crazy about her. true, already on april 2, when otaman grigoriev approached, went over to the bolshevik side. the french announced an urgent evacuation, and the gali rooster's tour ended. having vigilantly submitted, france fell to its knees in 40 days, but when germany move

army, and it was done in the old way, like a decal, that’s the story, and here is napoleon, here is means someone was scared , probably didn’t want these portraits of him to be seen, apparently it was like that for a while, no, but there were great admirers at one time, yes of napoleon, maybe maybe then, as a matter of fact, they painted it over out of fear, well, because you just can’t paint over such beauty, you know, so imperceptibly, i would have become a portist, let’s say, katyusha, there are such family stories, they were never advertised, yes, they weren’t told publicly, not because they’ve been there for some reason completely secretive and secret, but maybe there was simply no reason, maybe... i found these soldiers at the dacha in one of the boxes of my uncle’s secretary, and the soldiers ’ history described in the book is exemplary, the uncle is his son, it’s understandable, yes, according to steps of memory, these soldiers were made by my uncle when he was little, when he turned 19 the war began, and he served in marikhodka in st. petersburg. he was sent straight from t

army , quite rightly, the retreating army of napoleon, not napoleon himself, he moved there quite quicklyand in the medal and receive an order. i applaud you, dear participants of the second round, because you played absolutely wonderfully, there is practically only one vacancy, thank you very much, now the secretaries are leaving to sum up, count your success, and at this time i’ll go to my former smart guy and ask him how he got to the point in life that he’s now teaching history at mo’s faculty. how to create warm outerwear that makes you feel confident and beautiful? i love russia very much, so i wanted to prove that in russia they can be no worse than the letter, and maybe even better. a beautifully dressed woman is an art object on the streets of our cities. follow me, we will make a kokoshnik, we will make a kokoshnik. different accessories focus attention on different parts of the body and only how... well, because we build our favorite ships, we are developing the plant, we are also paid wages for this, imagine, cars with metal come to our enterprise, and a whole warship comes ou

napoleon bonerpants, yeah. >> jimmy: napoleon bonerpants?naparte. >> steve: bonerpart. >> jimmy: yeah, not napoleon bonerpants. >> steve: napoleon bonerpart. >> jimmy: never heard -- >> steve: that guy sharted. [ laughter ] his weren't blue. >> jimmy: this next one was sent in by dave ringle in lexington, kentucky. he was at a pizza hut drive-thru, okay, but the system was having little issues here. so i think this is kind of genius. look at this. it says, "holler 'ding dong' for help. bell is broken." [ laughter and applause ] that's fantastic. "holler 'ding dong.'" "ding dong." >> steve: "-- bell is broke!" >> jimmy: "i need my breadsticks." guys, unfortunately, we're down to our last one. >> steve: aw. [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: sorry. we got to go. we have a big show. we have things to get to, and we can't be doing this all-night having fun. >> steve: why not? >> jimmy: we got serious business to do. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: this one is from mike halloran in washington state. this is an ad he saw for a a local book signing. and he says

in france, of course, with changes and additions, the napoleonic code is still in force today.lf called this document as his main achievement and wrote prophetic words about it. my true glory is not that i won 40 battles. waterloo will erase the memory of all these victories, but what cannot be forgotten, what will live forever, is my civil code. on march 21, 1879, at an evening in the hall of a noble meeting in st. petersburg , dostoevsky's new novel, the karamazov brothers, was read for the first time. fyodor mikhailovich has already written four chapters, and the russian vestnik magazine has begun publishing them. among the audience that evening was critic semyon vengerov, this is what he wrote: dostoevsky has no one equal as a reader. and never since then have i observed such dead silence in the hall, such complete absorption of the spiritual life of a crowd of thousands by the moods of one person. the brothers karamazov, the last one. the writer’s novel, in which he raises topics that have always worried him: permissiveness, adultery, humiliation, struggle with one’s own p

sweden's neutrality goes back to the napoleonic wars. it had a bad napoleonic wars.ar and lost a lot of territory and became very opposed culturally and remained neutral since then. this alliance is hugely significant tactically because of the extra beefing up of nato's northern flank. those three northern states are quite isolated, if there is only a small land gap between a bit of russia and belarus share. if there was a russian invasion, that gap would be sealed off. the baltic states will be unprotected by land. sweden joining states will be unprotected by land. swedenjoining means states will be unprotected by land. sweden joining means that nato can now resupply those baltic states. there is a big swedish island called gotland in the middle of the baltic sea and that will become a nato forward position, that nato can use to resupply the baltics. thirdly, it is a strategic shift for the russians. they now have a lot more nato in the north and they did before. i nato in the north and they did before. ., nato in the north and they did before. . ., ., ~' nato in th

complex, sumbatych is all good, what a napoleon, he’s not here for corporate events he comes out, thatgan in the first normandy format, aka the last one with his participation, because the representative of russia, a very famous person, came out and said, this is khlestakov, he was extraordinary in his lightness of thought, i still figured that, well, maybe okay, he doesn’t want to listen to us, i honestly thought, that maybe he will listen to lukashenko. and he listened to him, which is the most interesting thing, and nodded with sweat, what happened, the napoleon complex, he began to be rude, and, after all, initially, yes, this is this interview, when gordon came to belarus, yeah, that is, well , it would seem that, yes, alexander grigorevich could have been here , in this case, as a mediator, but he took the same position, like this, they told him he had to fight, so he will fight, ah, from cheslavia, good question, i don’t know, what’s more, vanity, the napoleon complex, thirst for power, thirst for money, i don’t know, something else is important, he destroyed the country, let’s

the plans of macron, who recently began to think of himself as napoleon, were commented on today, asputy chairman of the security council medvedev said that the french are not bad, you can see from 30, that is, macron goes to... the gym or maybe to photoshop. in general , russia was definitely not bought by the nice french president. macron is, of course, a symbol of modernity france, about nedopoleon with bipolar disorder, about whom we watched his interview today. who is macron? macron is a symbol of europe raped by the anglo-saxons, including ultrason. and in a direct tv sense. well, apparently he is. as a teenager himself, he was raped, as we now think, either by a teacher or a teacher, the history of the mass media today is exactly what they are doing, here, please, one of the leaders of the country, and he also says that the troops are not will own when the french at all distinguished themselves in military actions , listen, even in fact, the first world war, i mean the domestic war of 1712, there were less than half of napoleon's army, napoleon is an outstanding commander, but

, napoleon is an outstanding commander, but for any military leader it is important to win not in battlesar, as it ended, you know, the crimean war, the middle of the 19th century, we had no problems with the french at that time, well, he mentioned the crimean war in vain, because russia simply lost the crimean war completely, the only thing is... what is happening now , they sunk it own fleet in crimea, well, this is a very correct action, we urge them to repeat it, and moreover, we help them to repeat their traditional military action, to sink the black sea fleet, but simply this madness about macron, it is not limited to the studios of propagandists, it is already in the people went, and let's see how it went to the people, because there, in general, everything is there, look, macron, you are a fighting cock. you plan to introduce troops, you know what happens to roosters, they don't live long, make sure you don't end up in the soup. macron, mind your own business country and your frogs, and feed your people, and we will figure it out in ukraine ourselves. you are going to russia. you

napoleon's attempt to start an uprising by the jews in 1799 failed. but his project to create a jewish land was revived by britain 40 years later in 1840. at that time, it was estimated that only less than 3,000 jews lived in palestine under the control of the ottoman empire. during the first world war, britain , which controlled egypt, decided to take over the palestinian region due to its proximity to the suez canal, which could secure the areas under its control in the arab and northern regions. increase africa. with this strategy, britain chose the zionist movement as its partner in the new colonial order. in the middle of world war i , a secret agreement was drawn up by an english politician named sir mark sykes and a french diplomat named francois georges picot. the saxe- picot agreement effectively paved the way for the establishment of a jewish state in palestine. in 1977 , british prime minister lloyd george promised to establish a homeland for jews. this commitment was written in the form of a letter from british foreign secretary arthur bal

it was formed after the russian army had already destroyed napoleon's great army.russia. prussia united, under the command of general field marshal mikhail kutuzov and peter widgenstein, the united russian-prussian army entered berlin, then the capital of prussia, occupied by the french. troops napoleon, realizing that they could not hold the city, especially in the conditions of sharp rejection by the townspeople, left it less than a day before the arrival of the russians. the king of prussia, in gratitude, presented kutuzov with the highest award of the kingdom, the order of the black eagle and a precious snuffbox. he was offered an estate in prussia as a gift, but kutuzov refused. the russians first took berlin in the 18th century during the seven years' war. now this happened in the 19th century, a proverb just appeared: a russian warrior from polina took berlin twice, but in the 20th century, during the second world war, russian troops took berlin for the third time. on march 4, 1877, the first ballet was staged at the bolshoi theater for the first time. tchai

the plans of macron, who recently began to think of himself as napoleon, were commented on today, asal. the deputy chairman of the security council medvedev said that the french... it's not even bad, you can see for 30, that is, macron goes to the gym or maybe in photoshop, in general, russia was definitely not bought by the nice french president. macron is, of course, a symbol of modern france, about the man with bipolar disorder, about whom we watched his interview today. who is that macron? macron is a symbol of europe raped by the anglo-saxons. including ultrasound and in a direct tv sense, well, apparently he himself, as a teenager, was raped, as we now think, either by a teacher, or in... the history of the mass media today is exactly what they are doing, whatever please, one of the leaders of the country, and he also says that the troops will not own, when in general the french distinguished themselves in military operations, listen, even in fact, the first world the war, i mean the civil war of 1712, the french had less than half of napoleon's army there, napoleon is an outst

there, the french had less than half the troops of napoleon.oleon is outstanding commander, but for any military leader it is important to win not by killing, but in war. how it ended is known. and the crimean war in the middle of the 19th century. we had no problems with the french then. well, it was in vain that he mentioned the crimean war, because russia simply completely lost the crimean war. the only thing that is happening now is that they sunk their own fleet in the crimea. well, this is a very correct action, we urge you. in the soup macron, take care of your country and your frogs and feed your people, and we will figure it out in ukraine ourselves. you are going to russia. you want to be the governor of odessa, but remember. odesa is a russian city. remember this forever. and you better not appear here. we, putin's squad, are categorically against your presence in our cities, not only in moscow. regions will finally prove to the russians that odesa is not a russian city, that macron does whatever he wants, and it is also none of thei

army, and it is made in the old way, like a translation a picture, this is the story, and here is napoleonyes, they were not told publicly, not because they are completely secretive and secret, but maybe there was simply no reason, maybe i wasn’t in the mood, maybe something else wasn’t there , maybe we’ll remember them today , well, let’s talk about the soldiers, but the thing is... then not only did no one remember about them, grandfather wrote about them in his book , this is the story it’s just not because i didn’t want to talk about it, but the subject itself didn’t exist, these soldiers didn’t exist, after the death of my uncle alexei sergeevich obraztsov, my brother, his cousin, found these soldiers at the dacha in one of the boxes of my uncle’s secretary , and the history of the soldiers is described: it’s clear, yes, according to the steps of memory, these books are exemplary, the uncle is his son, the soldiers were made by his uncle when he was little, when he turned 19 years old, the war began, and he served in morikhodka in st. petersburg, right there from morikhodka he was sen

so to speak, stressed a lot of informed people, you know, i think that you made a mistake about napoleon's plans for a reason, because if everything would have gone according to rheinmetall's plan, there would have been no problem with a million shells, then everything would simply go back to france, which continues to make generous promises, but for some reason does not unlock the purchase for us. .. projectiles for european money, because there is one more problem, somehow it turns out in such a strange way that if germany still demonstrates , apparently, such geopolitical softness, but its production flywheel is at least spinning the best of all countries, there if there is real successes, even if we take something that we don't really like, well, for example, when they give us leopard 1 or leopard-2 tanks, well, you know, to learn how to repair old tanks when we have already lost the technological base for them, well... the germans made a certain, let's say production feat. in the end, precisely because the german military-industrial complex survived even more than it could, the german

in 1870 , the united army of the german principalities invaded france, defeated the troops of napoleon of peace. treaty france lost alsace and lataringia. in the hall of mirrors at the palace of versailles, as if in mockery of a defeated enemy, otto von bismarck announced the creation of the german empire. france received a chance to get even with its predatory eastern neighbors during the first world war. in november 1918 , revolution broke out in germany and the kaiser fled from the country. according to the conditions. soldiers of the avroya battalion.

, yes, but napoleon’s great army numbered 680,000, 324,000 were not french, foreign contingents, but because the french troops were assigned to the dutch, this is a new department of france, the dutch were assigned there, the first pol'. but the fact is that it is important for us to continue what has already begun this year, and most likely for the united states, that’s the main thing, all these europeans we’re talking about now are puppets, that’s the main thing for the one who controls, these are not very good times for him, if a situation arises for him, it is necessary to create one in which this main one will not be able to play. the boss doesn’t care at all, i don’t mean biden, and i don’t mean biden, the americans will understand everything strictly, but the europeans need to figure it out. new horizons: russia of the present and future. touch all the achievements at the main exhibition site of the country. 131 expositions, business events, lectures, fairs, concerts and dozens of other events. everything that russia admires. immerse yourself in an incredible atmosphere of pri

in 1870, a united army of german principalities invaded france. defeated the troops of napoleon ii andtreaty, france lost alsace and lataringia. in the hall of mirrors at versailles. in november 1918, revolution broke out in germany and the kaiser fled the country. under the terms of the treaty of versailles, germany returned alsace and lataringia to france as well. after germany, its main political rival, was defeated, russia was withdrawn from the war, we had a revolution, france undoubtedly became the leader of continental europe. not only did they blame germany for everything that it is possible, and germany was recognized as the main culprit, the only and main culprit , at the insistence of the french, for the outbreak of the first world war. the treaty of versailles laid a huge mine for the growth of revanchist sentiments, and was such a minus of delayed action. enough. the famous statement of the famous frenchman marshal foch, who, when he read the text of this treaty of versailles, said that this was not peace, but a truce for 20 years, turned out to be brilliantly right, in fa

the treasury building was built in 1807, and during the battle with napoleon... there was a french hospitale, now classes at an orthodox gymnasium are held here. despite all the difficulties of its history, fires and reconstruction, the building managed to survive and become the property of modern borisov. the former hevretulim synagogue was built for the jewish community in 1911 and has been preserved in its original form. but stopped working, now it is a protected architectural monument by the state. the church of the nativity of the blessed virgin mary is not only memories. the first shrine is in barysava, built in 17 centuries, in 1642. i realized that the clock was still running. pajaru, such a charming pajaru, before the shrine was built , the holy shrine was built, and that shrine, where we are now familiar, gota cascel, bunches of berries, dates back to 1806, construction was underway, but in 1812 during the war with napoleon was suspended, so the church was officially closed only 1823, and the sacred dachshunds of the city... 15th century dzeynichava dachshunds and prytulak, and da

in 1870 the united army of the german principalities invaded france, defeated the troops of napoleonpeace. the predator should be roughly punished, the majority of the french believed. after germany, its main political rival , was defeated, russia was withdrawn from the war, and we had a revolution. france has undoubtedly become the leader of continental europe. not only was germany blamed for everything that was possible, and germany was recognized as the main culprit, the only and main culprit at the insistence of the french in outbreak of the first world war. the treaty of versailles laid down a huge deal. the world of bcs investment is limitless, there are those who boldly open it, are not afraid of turbulence at the start, accurately calculate the trajectory, and , relying on the support of experts, strive further to get more. we are happy to work with such investors, because we are the same, we have something to offer to those who need it most. bks, mir invest. you can perform in single skating, but play with a team in football, you can put out fires at work and burn on the fie

napoleon's troops, realizing that they would not be able to hold the city, especially in conditions ofre the arrival of the russians, the king of prussia, in gratitude, presented kutuzov with the highest award of the kingdom, the order of the black eagle and a precious snuff box. he was offered an estate in prussia as a gift, but kutuzov refused. the russians first took berlin in the 17th century during a seven-year war. now this happened in the 19th century. just a proverb appeared: a russian warrior from polin took berlin twice, but in the 20th century. during the second world war, russian troops took berlin for the third time. on march 4, 1877 , the first ballet by pyotr ilyevich cheikovsky, swan lake, was staged at the bolshoi theater, although at that time it was believed that serious composers should not write ballet music. cheykovsky accepted the order. the script proposed to the master was based on fairy tales about enchanted girls turned into swans. and a few years before that , the composer visited bavaria and saw... after the composer's death in st. petersburg in 1895, his b

complex, sumbatich is all good, what a napoleon, you , he doesn’t get out of corporate events here, began at the first normandy format, which is also the last with his participation, because the representative of russia, a very famous person, came out and said: “this is khlestokov.” he was extraordinary in his ease of thought , i still thought that maybe, okay, he didn’t want to listen to us, i honestly thought that maybe he would listen to lukashenko, and he did listen to him, which is the most interesting thing, and nodded , then what happened, he started to be rude to his napoleon complex, because initially yes... healthy people who work in production, they will not return to the country , everything is mined, how many years will it take to clear the mines and how much money will it cost , and so on and so forth, that is, he simply destroyed the country, because no one in the west will invest money in its restoration, remember how in forty-six, well, don’t remember, but you know that in forty -six there was a press conference by churchill , sir winston asked: they will come out a

soon after the capital of france passed into the hands of alexander i, napoleon abdicated from the throneo of the soviet union? i don’t know, losenkov, mikhail anatolyevich, forty -second year, russian, your face is such that you can pass off anyone as anyone, well, practically, i was such a simple wooden guy, and you didn’t know this mikhail, no, no, she’s from she molded you as a latino, yes, she molded you into a person who has a latin-american character, habits, latin-american, he told me, you ’d better not know, yeah, but i would... any war is infantry, as long as the leg of an infantryman will not step on the territory, it is as if is considered conquered, we squeeze out the enemy with artillery, we squeeze out kamikas, when there is no escort, you are going, roughly speaking , blindly, you don’t know what’s ahead of you, outpost, outpost, angel, let’s be brief, but i’m watching, the people who are here at the control points , they make no less effort than attack aircraft, you take off, immediately switch the picture, we entered at such a pace, the work was built, the work is on rai

before the napoleonic wars. soon after the capital of france passed into the hands of alexander i, napoleon abdicated the throne. the soyuz soyuz launch vehicle launched from the baikanur cosmodrome, the launch took place as usual at 12:37 moscow time, the new resource p satellite has already been launched into low-earth orbit, it is a remote sensing device. land and monitoring its surface, it will help control environmental pollution, monitor protected areas, as well as assess the state of ice conditions and monitor the territory in case of emergency situations. in dagestan , the counter-terrorist operation regime in makhachkala and kaspiysk was canceled. it was introduced early this morning. during these few hours , fsb special forces blocked and then detained three militants who, according to the agency, were preparing to commit... confirmation that the operatives’ information turned out to be correct was an explosive device and several machine guns found in blocked apartments, the regime who is preserved. sa

petersburg like an avalanche from the mountains, like napoleon after the elbe, he took paris with justthere are the same number of us. they have three salvos, if we rush to reload, they will not have time, losses cannot be avoided, but there is a chance. sergei ivanovich, we are one step away from victoria. no one should cross the line, then i will go alone, the banner towards me. what are you about? stand with your soldiers, be with them, i can convince them, they will come with us, seryozha, seryozha! surrender, no, third gun, mr. major, did you hear the order, regiment commander? do you want him to just be killed? left shoulder forward, left shoulder forward, left shoulder forward, march, shoot, otherwise it will be too late, deputy! what are you doing, sergei ivanovich, victoria, she’s so fucking close, cease fire! nilsa. muravyov, apostle, sergei ivanovich, 29 years old, i remember you, in the semenovsky regiment, nobleman, brought up in an anticular boarding school in paris. single, christian religion, greek rite, in confession i haven’t had holy communion since 1821, why? i was

it on their own, or two or ten of you can’t do anything, everyone must want , as when you know, napoleoners they said that it was necessary, we all want a general, he says everything is necessary, though. "this is a year of quality, but the road there is full of potholes, and this, i say, is the meaning of the year of quality , that you should work better, not someone, but you, everyone in their place should add a little, otherwise we get, you know, how a road worker drives, cleans the city and a shovel was lifted from him, and then he is offended that he was not received so well in the hospital, the one who is offended in the hospital that the roads are not cleaned, everyone doesn’t finish something like this somewhere, so i in no case.” include in yourself with a variety of weapons, including biological ones, including those that you are well versed in, biological laboratories in ukraine, yes, we have many. it’s true, many consider this to be russian propaganda there, that’s it.

a coward , in general he was not one, but she finished it, do n’t believe ridley scott’s films, napoleont, and the very precise question that was asked was who it would be, yes, these are the bayonets that will go, i’m scared to imagine is generally unimaginable, but it repeats itself again, these things that will go towards us, who will it be, what maybe arabs or turks living there in france, arabs more... degrees turks in germany, they will defend france and germany? no, they won't protect her how capable are the french and germans, pampered by the state they were in, of doing anything today? i’m keeping quiet about what was already said today about the availability of weapons, yes, the availability of equipment and capabilities, well, it seems to me that this is very unlikely, at the same time, here is our ambassador today. in washington, antonov said that russia and nato face the danger of direct armed conflict in eastern europe. this is true, even though they don’t have it. that is, it seems, often is more important than being exactly until we get to being, yes, because now seeming

the jews from gaza left. and the the leader of the resistant in palestine was a jew who kicked up napoleon, yeah, so the point is this, now we are supporting, now the western power that always persecuted us, germany that did the holocaust, now they use israel as their own pone, so whatever persecute the palestinians, yes, i'll come back to a little later, because ashish i understand has to leave us, but one final question if that's okay. to ashish and that is let's talk more about uh how the situation in gaza and the genocide is playing out in the us and as far as the the uh funding to unro is concerned the us of course was really the first to to cut funding all together yeah mean the under thing shows you mean the double standard point is the key thing but also um like it just also made it so clear who is eating in a betting industry. i go back to that earlier point right, the us and the uk, australia, canada, the eu blindly called themselves, when they say things like the world's on israel side, they literally name 20 countries, right, the rest of the world is not on israel side watching

, yes napoleons, yes, well, all this, yes, of course it will have an effect on someone, yes, of coursene, but you see, here, if look. to the broader context of all this, what’s happening in the west, by the way, the president is talking about this again, referring to the economic basis that exists there, well , the uk has indeed officially fallen into recession, here are the literal data, and it’s just like that, okay with a whistle, as they say, and there is no prospect of exiting it, germany and japan have been there for a long time, the french have a huge deficit, by the way. i just learned the brilliant solution of this macron, here are the 3 million that he promised to give to ukraine, because they already have a deficit of 5% of the budget, so he is going to collect these 3 billion, i said, now i said millions, take 3 billion from the budget of the french army, stretching it until 2030, very very correct, which army, very correct, well done , yes, where can i, you know, where can i find money for my pr company? i have to lead all of europe, that’s why i’m almost declaring war, bu

events were in their influence on our history and even on our modernity. the film begins with the napoleonicictory in the patriotic war of 812, and with the scene when our future decembrists celebrate this victory. let's remember how it was in the film. they are decembrists, they are all heroes , they are all nobles, they are all favored by fate, they serve, at the same time they create a secret society that should change everything in russia, including destroy the dynasty, so who are the decembrists? the decembrists, of course , are heroes, and i would like to start with the words of maria volkonskaya, who wrote: he who puts his head on the chopping block for the sake of his convictions, he truly loves his fatherland, it’s another matter that they acted, perhaps, in the wrong moment, you see, the decembrists are indeed, some of them were from high-ranking families, there were eight there - this is precisely the beginning of the reign of alexander i, another thing is that he would later change everything upon his return to russia, especially in the twenties , when all. .. radical, but he, to

war hero with napoleon mikhail andreevich miloradovich, this is well shown in the film union of salvationign, nikolai pavlovich, do not rush to break the oath you have given. there is a conspiracy in the country, a conspiracy against the foundations of the state, a conspiracy to kill the reigning family, my mother, my children, my wife, order. wait. indeed, one of the dramatic episodes. in general, what was it really, an uprising or a conspiracy, as it was in the 18th century? a very difficult situation, alexander and konstantin actually made it themselves created because for 24 years constantine was officially considered the heir to the tsarevich and bore such a title. this means everyone, at every, every service. all this was repeated, the oath was sworn to the emperor, the heir to the tsesarvich, and for a quarter of a century, in fact, this is enough for people to get used to alexander, and he was, in general, he had a sonless son, somehow strange in general, you know , he had children, but somehow they survived only outside of official marriage, yes, and so, and not all of them, and