after all, there really was a time when we considered the great napoleon me a simpleton, that is.

napoleon, when the situation in paris was already such that you can go there, it is less work, you haveal, everything, in the end, finally. the decision was made by alexander himself, and he had to persuade the allies with great difficulty, so to speak, and so on, but nevertheless he insisted on his own, and the coalition went to paris, the battle was short-lived, but bloody, and the russians suffered the most losses because they were on the attack, i think there were only 9,000 soldiers, six of them were russians, they took paris, in the new season. on the first one, today they auditioned us in hort gracheva, great, yura, you definitely need to.

came to alexander and explained to him that in general it was enough to play the fool, to run after napoleon, when in paris the situation was already such that it was possible to go there, it was less work, it was necessary to take the capital, everything, in the end the final decision was made by alexander himself, and he had to persuade the allies with great difficulty, so to speak, and so on. there should be no songs of the year, sing so that the sun rises, for, the premiere of a multi-part film, soon on the first, it's historical podcast, we continue to understand the personality of emperor alexander i. of course, alexander's victory also consisted in the fact that napoleon was waiting. on a white horse, which calincourt, the french ambassador, had imprudently given him at the time , here are the enthusiastic applause of the parisians, they showered him with flowers, he did it not without effort, because the mood in the army was such that it could have happened, i don't know, a second st. bartholomew's day massacre, because there was hatred for the french, prusakov, first of all , was en

, to which alexander said, yes, that i can not everyone. he thought that his son could become napoleon's well, under the regency, yes, he did not consider, he was familiar with the mood of the bourbons in general knew their price quite well, when the bourbons were restored, well, in order to restore the principle, the principle of legitimism, the principle of legal monarchy, when the bourbons were restored, then tolerant looked at all this, preserving his position, giving in his activity life... everyone who could, he said: "the bourbons have forgotten nothing and learned nothing, he turned out to be absolutely right, because firstly, 100 days at once, the fact that the bourbons began such a policy, revising everything that was done by the french revolution by napoleon, that they turned the population of france against themselves in a matter of weeks, yes, and then, actually, the bourbons' grandfather ended in 1830, when they, with their policy in in the end, they forced the french people to finally rid france of this." here, not only war, but also peace can be a test, here, his former a

nicholas stood firm, napoleon himself was looking for the image of the saint in mozhaisk. but the residents walled up the revered image in the wall of the cathedral, a century and a half later this place was find. this is the supposed place where in 1812 the residents of mazhaisk hid the image of st. nicholas to save it from the invasion of napoleon's army, they laid it with masonry, whitewashed it, so the image was preserved. and in exactly the same way, more than 100 years later, unknown restorers saved the icons under a layer of plaster on the nikolskaya spasskaya towers of the kremlin, which from the first days began to irritate the bolsheviks so much. notes of the commandant of the kremlin, pavel malkov. dirty, blackened, almost entirely with broken glass and long extinguished lamps. they were sticking out in the troitskaya tower. at the very entrance to the kremlin above the massive gates that tightly closed the passages in the spasskaya, nikolskaya, borovitskaya towers. this is the recollection of a former baltic sailor and the first commandant of the kremlin pavel

the kremlin, which had not yet suffered from napoleon. and here let's make another very important digression and go to the small town of mozhaisk. mozhaisk is an ancient outpost of the russian state since vladimir manomakh founded a wooden kremlin here in 1113, it was the largest city and the strongest fortress on the western borders of the muscovite state. it was then that the expression "to drive behind" appeared. mozhai, that is, to drive the enemy out of the russian land. once in the 10th century, the enemy besieged the city and then in the sky. centuries, on which the image of st. nicholas was located, a miraculous carved image, look, this is exactly how the protector of the mozhaisk and moscow lands was located here from the 14th century, and imagine how deep the connection is, the kremlin and moscow, there the nikolskaya tower with the image of st. nicholas of mazhai protects the heart of our russia, and here st. nicholas of mozhai protects the borders of the moscow principality. european conquerors to the saint was almost irration

, napoleon was defeated at waterloo, and it wasn’t the russians at all, the russians ran around russiapoleon until he just froze, the food didn’t run out, and had to turn back, under the beard they seemed not to win, hitler was defeated, as stalin told beria that if it were not for western help, then you and i, lavrinti, would be shooting back beyond the urals, this is a victory over hitler, and that's why, well, trump, you see, he's such a well-versed historian, why didn't he mention the crimean war, by the way, why didn't he mention how the ukrainian cossacks stopped the ottomans near khotyn together with po'. the army, that is , we too, as if we did not fall from the sky and know how to fight, but with trump, as they say, logic always lies in his desire, his desire to negotiate with putin is obvious. yes, well, i say goodbye to you until tomorrow, until 18:10, then the weather on the espresso tv channel. synoptic hello to all, our dear viewers, we are from we will talk about the weather that is expected for... tomorrow is august 1, so july ends, somehow it's even a little sad, despi

what napoleon says, we now hear just on different internet platforms. grand premiere in the capital donetsk theater presents the play prince andrey balkonsky, directed by alexey rybnikov. new high-precision retaliatory strikes on ukrainian armed forces facilities in response to the attack on kursk region. the ministry of defense reported the destruction of critical infrastructure of enemy airfields. they used, among other things , hypersonic daggers. and footage from telegram channels in the dnipropetrovsk region. a strike on a hotel in krivoy rog. foreign mercenaries were allegedly located there. they were hit with iskanders. kharkiv region, explosions in bogadukhov, the city is considered an important link in the supply of the armed forces of ukraine. information is coming from the khmelnytsky region about the destruction of an enemy air defense system. according to some reports, the point where they were based was also hit. pilots. explosions were also heard in the kiev, sumy, and rivne regions. meanwhile, the ukrainian armed forces claim that their

the interior has a fresh day. popular, they are also associated with the fact that napoleon oroda allegedlymasonic palaces, and the vulgakov palace was drawn from two angles, that is, two drawing preserved napoleon horde against the custom, usually painted one, well of course the masonic order - this is a secret society to find out whether you were ethics masons or not, we will hardly ever be able to. if you believe the legends, under the stages of the palace spread out incredible network of underground tunnels, but in connection with the large redevelopment. building, to find out their exit now is practically impossible. modern investigators of the incident call the bulgakov palace one of the most secret buildings of belarus. the softened building was selected for such people, who are angry with natural landscapes, the palace appears to be a hidden hell to the outside world. the palace's palaces were closed with stakes, furnishing the velizarny courtyard with the football field. part of the complex had a bathhouse with... dzyonnikam adzin only. everything is going well at zanyapad, magchym

nicholas survived, in mozhaisk the image of the saint was sought napoleon himself. but the residents walled up the revered image in the wall of the cathedral, a century and a half later this place was found. this is exactly the supposed place where in 1812, the residents of mazhaysk hid the image of nikola to save it from ours. and now, exactly 100 years later, unknown restorers saved under a layer of plaster on the nikolskaya spasskaya towers of the kremlin the icons that from the first days began to irritate the bolsheviks so much. the notes of the kremlin commandant, pavel malkov, are dirty, blackened, almost entirely with broken glass and long gone. "these days i had the idea to get rid of the icons that were hanging on the kremlin towers and cathedrals, constantly an eyesore, but i decided to ask vladimir ilich or yakov mikhailovich, and then the opportunity presented itself. and here is what malkov also writes in his memoirs, leaving the entrance to the council of people's commissars, we called the tsar bell, and drew level with the annunciation cathedral, and

cultural initiatives six months ago, for reading war and peace is absolutely relevant today, what napoleons, we hear it now just on different internet platforms in the media, just uh struggle. from our artists here comes such a special energy, because everything that happens on stage, everything that the heroes experience, it is very consonant with what is happening now with us, upon returning to donetsk we plan to play this performance, to play very often, the audience is really waiting, they want to see it live what they saw in the recording. this is not the first collaboration between alexey rybnikov and the donetsk theater; in 2017, the composer allowed the legendary rock opera to be staged on its stage. juno yavozi, like her new performance at the time, is already being called a breath of fresh creative air by viewers. alexey zotov, mikhail kunitsyn, pavel romanov, ilya maryin and maxim kulifeev, channel one. and that's it for our broadcast , the program fashionable sentence will continue the broadcast. locomotive is racing at full speed. the railroad workers delighted their fans vict

the final blow to this empire was dealt by napoleon bonaparte, who defeated the army of emperor franz he had to give up many of his possessions, including the german principalities, they entered the rhine union, which was subordinate to france, although the holy roman empire had become a fiction, franz ii tried to preserve it, but at the end of july he received napoleon's ultimatum: give up the throne, otherwise there would be a new war. they had to obey, although the austrian empire, which later became the austro-hungarian empire, was preserved. on august 6, 1945 , nuclear weapons were used for the first time. a us air force bomber, a b-29, took off from an airfield on the island of tinian and headed for japan. it had an atomic bomb, the little one, on board, which was dropped on the japanese city of hiroshima. there was no military need for this. after the ussr entered the war in the far east , it became clear to everyone that the days of militaristic japan were numbered. but this did not stop the americans. they wanted to show their increased power to the entire world and, above al

russia is fighting well in the winter, they won, they beat germany, they beat napoleon, they are notasy to defeat, they are a powerful military force, and ukraine, no, but ukraine has us, and we give it a lot of money, because of the ongoing crisis in energy generation, ukraine intends to buy two russian-made reactors from bulgaria, they are planned to be supplied, as reported by the politician, for... there is a fight going on around pokrovsk. the russians are advancing inexorably, and the ukrainians are resisting. obviously, the ukrainian offensive has been good for morale. but therein lies the problem. everyone is asking themselves: what is the point? the soldiers say to themselves: what is the point, why transfer forces to the kursk side, knowing that we will not get to kursk anyway and that at some point the russians will take pokrovsk. by attempting to attack the kursk region, the ukrainian armed forces have harmed themselves, according to british analysts. sent the best of the remaining soldiers drank reserves. not i think that this will weaken moscow, its determination, it wi

napoleonic plans, especially since the eu leadership openly declares its participation in the game. statements, they are raising the stakes in it. we are part of this game, we are not a party to the war, but we are part conflict. and how this conflict is resolved will affect the world, our security. what happens in ukraine will determine our geopolitical future. calls zelensky and promises a new aid package, which includes missile systems, missiles themselves, ammunition, and counter -drone equipment. has the kurdish invasion changed your thinking about escalation risks or what are russia's so-called red lines? we've been monitoring escalation risks since the beginning of this conflict. that's a constant. we'll always be concerned that aggression on ukraine could lead to an escalation on the european continent. it is too early to judge whether what is happening in... can win this war - it is just stupid. ukraine is a small country, not very rich to begin with, whereas russia is a different matter. russia's military history should have served as a warning to everyone. those who invad

well, this is talk, napoleon. look, give it up. yeah, napoleon 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 pr

originally published in the period following the napoleonic wars of the 19th century and based on his experience during those conflicts, the work was read by some of america's finest military officers studying the napoleonic era and he analyzed the spanish use of guerrilla warfare to resist napoleon and when his army occupied that country, according to him, in these guerrilla conflicts, quote, each armed inhabitant knows the smallest paths and their connections, everywhere a relative or friend who aids him. this knowledge and these relations made their operations difficult to prevent and combat. north carolina, the people's war was a war of resistance directed primarily at the intrusive policies of conscription and confederate with a hairy occupation. many peaceful unionists were not likely to be taken to the woods or mountains or swamps with arms if it had not been for the effort of confederates to force them into the ranks. whenever they come to your house for your brother or your son or husband, that is something that becomes violent. as irregulars, unionists, construct evaders, de

the final blow to this empire was dealt by napoleon bonaparte, who defeated the army of emperor franz ii. he had to give up many of his possessions, including the german principality, and. did not enter the rhine confederation, subordinated to france. although the holy roman empire had become a fiction, franz ii tried to preserve it, but at the end of july he received napoleon's ultimatum: to renounce the throne, otherwise a new war. it was necessary to remember, however, the austrian empire, which later became the austro-hungarian empire, was preserved. on august 6, 1945 , nuclear weapons were used for the first time. a us air force bomber, a b-29, flew over cities to destroy as many people as possible and achieve maximum psychological effect. in hiroshima , 80 to 100 thousand people died instantly, and the survivors in the affected area resembled the dead. three days later, the americans dropped a second atomic bomb on the city of nagasaki. today, the total number of victims of the tragedy is estimated at over 450 thousand people, but in japan they prefer not to say who exactly used

when napoleon had his eye on mexico and on taken really moving into the hemisphere in a very large he ap ode to hispanics to south americans to the latin america of the world by saying you know we are we are latin. you're like us you're like french. you're like, you know, we're all the same thing. we come from latin blood. and so the word became in latin america came from that time. so that was an imposition as well. and now, of course, have the variations, which are latin. very few of us use term latin x, but it's very much the academy and people prefer it because it's gender equal. and now we have latin in which is which is another variety of of of latino latin that's latin because it is a vowel at the end we like it. i mean don't us. right. so there is a nice at the end and now it's latin. so these are all names that been imposed on us by by nixon, by napoleon, by the know academic word, by the us census and. so we in a certain way, a people who have never a name for them, for ourselves. most of us say they got on wind seneca one american, a peruvian, a mexican american. most of us

be careful, i thought the name was napoleon, napoleon, they showed you a layered pie, it's in layers, looking for napoleon there, red, here's a cake, oh my god, i'm in shock, i don't know what to say, no, everything is super, it's just very modern, probably for me, i don't know how to explain it, it seems to me that tanya and i were very lucky, i don't know how she managed to stay unusual all this time, what were you doing here repair, but i was constantly looking. the capital of the republic is the city of vladikavkaz, because of its exquisite architecture it is often compared to st. petersburg, only st. petersburg is on the nivye, and vladikavkaz on the terek. the main street of vladikavkaz, prospekt mira, although the locals simply call it prospekt. it is very photogenic. once upon a time, local aristocrats and merchants lived here, that is why the houses are so elegant. there is no car traffic on the avenue, but you can see the rails, a tram runs here, and has been for 120 years, this is the newest landmark of the city, a house-museum evgeniy vakhtangov, a famous director founded

failed to destroy the world of empires, but the world of empires collapsed 100 years after napoleon,now, without taking a certain step, we will simply drag it out in time, then maybe absolutely, paragraph number one: do not look for a partner in putin, he never will be, he is a profiteer who will use today's historical position ... in order to knock on your door tomorrow, and therefore, be wiser, although it makes it more difficult, for sure , the things that we say that the answer to how to democratize russia, i don't find it in the answer that there will be one ideal democratic force that will now be supported by 144 million russians. i take this conditional number, there is no such force and there never will be, in the regime of a dictatorship, this force feeds very well putin, his government and his junta, russia's trouble, by the way, is not only possible for russia, putin's evil triumphs. not not because there are so many in russia and it is so strong, what we call evil, i think in the formula of putin's existence, the strongest point is that in russia there are the most indiff

era, and he analyzed the spanish use of guerrilla warfare to resist napoleon. when his army occupied that country. now, according to germany, in these guerrilla conflict, quote, each armed inhabitant knows the smallest paths and their connections he finds everywhere a relative or friend who aids him. sounds like north carolina's localized wars and this knowledge and these relations made their operate tions difficult to prevent and combat. now, in north carolina, the people's war was a war of resistance, directed primarily at the interests policies of conscription and confederate military occupation. many peaceable unionists not likely have taken to the woods, to the mountains, to the swamps with arms, if it had not been for the of confederates to force them. the ranks of the south's armies armies. many people were happy to be left. but whenever they come to your house and ask for your brother or your son, your uncle, your husband. that's when things tend to become violent as unionists conscript to invaders. deserters banded together. they encountered confederat

about some must be sometimes the bigger so being then so be as, uh, because the, the, the, as a napoleon was saying and then we don't have to allow rush, have to have a finger of then you agree with. so connection in between serbia and, and the russia is very much, deeply rooted into the history. it's the history of k e not in serbia, which was it is the water for the new soldiers. hoover, the end of the existence of today and we're supposed to be under her guardian glow and lose all their property. and they started making what was called instead of being who sort of ski, polk, the people who came to the us to almost or know a saturday and creating society over there and fighting for, for, for russian. now i don't have a time to ask you about your current and artistic pursuits. i want to ask just one short question. you seem to be a very uh, well, quite pessimistic into your commentary. uh noon. is there anything or what that give you and then give them the same situation for i'm gonna spare sophistic like this, the school was, you know, this is he was speaking very often about even abou

when i think this is a display, the fear or this is a tough american decision to go the way that napoleon was going, he was going and then we know what will happen. now let me it will self care about serve him because i think one of the victims of russia supposed to visa view your country is try not to be more serve in them to serve. in other words, have boundaries, wants to sit onto stools and accidentally falls in the middle. let it be, it has to face the consequences of its own decisions. but there's also recognition that russia has historical ties with, discerned been people rather than currents or been that leads and those have to be maintained. how do you see a mature, respectful relationship between bell great and laska at this time? what shouldn't be likes? you know, what i believe is one thing, what lead and people who are dealing with the economy also. and then for us or, i mean influence or but you know, every country has a lead invest and you to be somehow is connected to the, the source of a good then economic relations. a rational has a great great experience of serbia in 19

and against this russia napoleon used exactly the same barbaric methods that the nazis used.mical technologies for gas chambers then, but if napoleon had had them, he would have 100% built death camps. nastpolitichesky scholz, and it's just a shame to watch how many germans turn into scholz, but not all of them are like that, yes, as for the german language, i honestly studied german translators for a year, but somehow, you understand, it didn't work, for me that's what genetic memory, or too harsh, yes, well, it didn't work, brought up by a grandfather who fought in the war, but it happens, in general, to be honest, ukraine is gradually fading into the background in the western news agenda , the cover of the american satirical magazine human times is circulating in telegram channels, its creators are simply trolling zelensky for the fact that against the backdrop of the arrest of pavel durov, everyone is already starting to forget about his raid on the kursk region, and today the term of detention of pavel durov expires by the evening the french authorities should already de

nevertheless they survived this, and before that they survived the invasion of the tribes, and charles and napoleon, and the terrible invasions during the first world war, which led to the revolution and the destruction of the russian state, and it seemed that everything, here is the end, but nothing happened. one of the inspirers of this terrible change revolution there was a gentleman by the name of trotsky, what ulyanov later picked up on lenin, it was the development of his thoughts, his ideas, the construction of a classless society, fair, honest, prosperous, but without god, without the church. i may have already told you that i managed to visit mexico. in trotsky's house, well, i'll tell you, i have never visited a more terrible place in my life, an estate surrounded by a fortress wall with towers, a machine gunner in each tower, i asked the caretakers: why is this? yes, you understand, we were always very afraid of stalin together, that's why we still keep these machine guns. in the middle of this estate there is a metal pole, on it there is a red rag, not our flag, no, not even the soviet

ten days before he died henry kissinger called and said not since napoleon has europe not since napoleon over the shoulder of russia with dread until now. well guess what? vladimir putin thought he would take ukraine in three days, three years later ukraine is still free! cheering and applause. when i came to cheering and applause. when i came to office, — cheering and applause. when i came to office, the _ came to office, the conventional wisdom was that china would inevitably surpass the united states. they haven't noticed, no—one is saying that now! we will keep working to bring hostages home and end the war in gaza and bring peace and security to the middle east. as you know, i wrote a piece treaty for gaza. a few days ago i put forward a proposal that brought us closer to doing that and we've done since october seven. we are working around the clock, my secretary of state, to unite to bring hostages back to their families and serve humanitarian health and serve humanitarian health and food assistance into gaza now. then, the civilian suffering and the palestinian people and finally

and this is a petty henchman who decided that he would be a game, that he would play the role of napoleono maintain power, well, this is a completely different amplo, that was a fanatic, and this one is just a scoundrel, yes, but on the other hand, what does this mean for us, that is, in any case, he went to war, that is , if he wanted to, well, he didn’t want to go to war, the truth, the dpr coordinates, the lpr, as they imagined them, and to change the government in kyiv so that this government agrees with this restoration of borders, a very simple operation, and by the way, to allow them to add something else there, which they wrote in the instructions, well and all, as a result, yes, they just broke into a bloody war, but then again, when you you are talking about the istanbul agreements, i can... say a clear formula of the istanbul agreements: russia wants, if not to conclude agreements, at least to publicize such agreements that would lead to destabilization of the situation in ukraine, that is, it is a tool, an instrument of destabilization, that is, there can be different instrume

i mean, the, from the russian side, you know, is like the napoleon napoleon, the germans denazi's. and now we have nato. it's all part of the same, seamless view of history. richard. well, the western way of making war and like point, particularly to the british and to the americans, is to show, provokes the other side that the other side will react in such a way that we can then point the finger at them and blame them for starting the war, this was the way the spanish american war began was, remember, the main. it's the way the united states army wiped out to native americans because they would. uh, so uh, pressure the native americans killing off there is the buffalo, that when the native americans reacted they would go in and they would decimate and destroy the villages. it was the way the united states provoke the japanese into an attacking before world war 2. and is quite obvious to what we're trying to do. all right, and commentators say this over and over again is to show pressure russia to pressure china that they will react in such a way that we can then say, oh, they star

russia defeated germany with us, they defeated napoleon. russia has been around for a long time, it is a great fighting force, very powerful. ukraine is currently short of people, they are calling on young old men to fight. musk , in turn, calls on americans to vote for the republican, because the us, according to the billionaire, is at a crossroads. the owner of x would also like to know the democrats' point of view on this matter, he said that he is open to the same conversation with kamala harris, but her headquarters took everything. enthusiasm. trump's entire company is in the service of people like elon musk, narcissistic rich people who will sell out the middle class, but are unable to cope with the fact that they will live broadcast in 2024. in some ways , trump seems to have really screwed up, giving an interview under his own portrait, while opponents accuse you of having a penchant for dictatorial habits, is at the very least short-sighted. who do you think poses the biggest threat to american democracy? triumph for obama in the

it's time for our house they gave gifts, thanking napoleon orda's little ones. museum of a large variety of native meats, which proved to everyone that they were in no way bad for paris. they are devoted to their work, ready to share their knowledge, growing a turkey is a long step-by-step process, from a small chick to a large individual takes about 5 months, since a turkey is a bird most susceptible to stress, we try to minimize as much as possible all negative factors that can further affect our bird. and show one day from your life. rainbow trout is the most promising species for growing in artificial conditions. whatever we do, it is always made from freshly caught fish. this is today, the sucker's trump card, that the fish is ecologically clean, high-quality and most importantly - fresh. each production site is very important, since its work affects the quality of the finished product. today we have shown that the produced in our country. may not be the same in quality, in some cases even surpass it, look at tv channel belarus 24, each of their days begins

on the topic of freemasonry, they are very popular, they are also associated with the fact that napoleonedly drew only masonic estates, masonic palaces, and the palace bulgak, he drew from two angles, that is...

lyuban uvakhodzila ў warehouse of the yaremich estate, the rulers of which after the napoleonic warsstreet: nadrechnaya, shirokaya, paddubskaya, and so many musicians were seen. sveta, our recording has just ended, and i have only a wonderful impression, what did you have left after recording this song? you know, such good impressions, when i first heard the song, i heard the motives of several songs, and it was interesting that it turns out that in each of our regions of belarus there are such recurring works, i i am sure that after you and i... have sung, the whole time has come out of the great creativity of the campazitar sergei sukhamlin and the hibernation of svyatlana shymanskaya, we hear the howl of not a shirt in the field of tapola and frighten ourselves all day long. howl, don’t give me a robe, howl, don’t let me know. they cut them down in the wild and the fields of tapola added me further , poor girl, poor me, a hill , my dear little one, my dear child, my dear child, my dear child, oh, not a shirt, my green branches. don’t give me little kids, they took me, they cut me

of course, but they concentrated on this historical event, of course they surrendered to hitler, napoleonred moscow, we remember, after that it was already, yes, but they do not celebrate this event, well then , however, napoleon was also driven out, yes, they celebrate the day of the capture of bostil, internal, so to speak, they defined this holiday and we defined what is most important for us. the church, one of the most ancient, preserved to this day, despite the huge number of wars that have swept through belarus, objects, so to speak, of our material heritage, we invest in all these objects, in all these, so to speak, historical, you could say, memorials, in order to preserve the memory, no one will blame us, we remember our entire history, we do not erase a single period from our history, when monuments to lenin were torn down, they still stand, of course, this is our concept of the development of our state, continuity and traditions, but... again, despite all this, we have clearly defined that for our statehood, for preserving the future emergence of a sovereign state on the polit

she had to sit down and study napoleon's biography. that we have a sad family, you know, there or in something everyone has the right to say something, so why did you describe your life as slavery, yes because they do not want to create it in the house where they live, for me a holiday, probably, comfort, this one, i will do all this, it's interesting, you say, i i create. a holiday so that they learn this, they don’t learn something, they, no, everything is fine with learning, everything is fine with sonya at home, you just said that she lives separately, that is , she. learn, they learn more slowly than you would like, no, they will not do this at home, they will do it anywhere, but not at home, well, she learned, because there is you at home, who will do it anyway, they have been with me for six months. slept on a bed without bed linen, because i am so tired of changing their bed linen, on which i later collected, cores, candy wrappers and so on and so forth, so i tell him: if you want to sleep in the trash, sleep, yes, interesting

right now, at the moment , we are practicing camouflage on napoleon, leshka, shooting at... the barbaric attack of the ukrainian armed forces on peaceful cities in the kursk region, the number of people wishing to sign a contract has increased several times, i decided to go to sign the contract because i was tired of watching these atrocities, atrocities that constantly occur on our territory, when they ram, bomb even our cities, russian ones, which absolutely do not participate in any military actions, and i want to take part in a special military operation to help my own and most likely... liberation from ukrainian ideology. in novosibirsk , a one-time payment of 805,000 rubles is due for a contract. in yekaterinburg, the amount is even higher - 900. 400 from the ministry of defense and 500 from the regional budget. however, money is not the main motivation, the excitement at the selection points happened precisely with the beginning of the fighting in the kursk region. if this is not done now, then they will still crawl not to kursk, but to vsedove, that is, it is better.

napoleon horde. the tatars were not on our lands glad.ey are attacking themselves like locusts. ale prince vitaud has grown up with him and requested some services. napaleon's products were the tatars. on our land they fell, the people of the meat-loving people received only the nickname: horde. my memory is patched up. already in the 17th century of varatsevich’s family, on the 19th century , mikhail orda became the governor, he gave the engineers farfikatars, and the whole yagon woman, yuzefina , was right for drinking for the whole hour, dzitsya, fathers wondered who will go . cotton appeared in the world on the 11th of lutag, 1807. the name was chosen by nevypadkova. the young emperor of the french immediately adradzic rech paspalita, and there he became a popular nation of the gentry as a whole. i'm eight, iago is one year old. napaleon has appeared in the palace, tsikava, as the siblings called, maybe half and half? i was told, the boy went to my father, to enter the physics and mathematics faculty of the university of vilensk, but

there is a legend that when napoleon and his army returned from moscow to france, they in one...ussian village they tried this dish, the commander liked the babka so much that he decided to find out the name of this dish, those who treated him did not know this, they said that they did not know, but the babka brought it, since then, perhaps, this is true, this dish is called babka, we grate potatoes, add here... onion, add salt, eggs, flour, mix everything. in our area they add fatty pork to the babka, which i will do today, but in general you can add mushrooms, you can also add dried blueberries, we will have it with pork, overcooked. those who know our babka always ask us to cook it now.

the city judge. financier, politician and grandfather of the famous artist, musician and composer napoleonorde. this is the first secular residential stone building of the late 18th century. butrimovich palace. synthesis of baroque classicism - the author's solution of the vilnius architect sheldgauz. three glorious families, butrimovichi, hordes, skirmunts, comfortable, reasons to fall in love with pinsk and i think, why do i have so many here, now it is one of the largest regional centers of belarus, more than 130 thousand people live here, largely due to the polesie university ... young people from all over the country come to pinsk, and this is stalin's pseudo-classicism in architecture, hydromelioration technical school. the largest center in the country for training specialists who drained a considerable part of polesia in their time. and how many wall mosaics and paintings there are in pinsk, it seems that original drawings and plots are everywhere here. and the color palette of the buildings themselves is very diverse. if you get to kirov street, be sure to look into this religious

here on the left were the production buildings of the cloth factory, but also other buildings, here napoleonted pictures, which recorded - all that beauty, those buildings that were at that time, the palace is long gone, on this place, where the palace once stood, a house was built. and those residents who live here are called polotsovy, parechye is called because the village is located on the right side of the southern part of the river dyaselta is the most picturesque place because... if you take it from the north side, the rekaselda flows, then there were the meadows of zaldivye, then there is the forest of the parechye forestry, on the west side there is the porechye park, on the south side there are fields, on the east side there is also a forest, this environment of all this creates such beauty, we enjoy it, we are happy with it. there were different periods in the history of our village, our people, our ancestors, of course, suffered through all this, they were under the poles, historical evidence here, this building is 160 years old, i want to draw attention to the quality of the bri