napoleon ii decided to support the turks and the british in order, as he said, to take revenge for thet 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, and of final comedy for 4 weeks france held out in the battle with hitler, it somehow later attached itself to the allied forces, in fact, france was an ally of hitler’s germany, and then , that it is now becoming clear what the unknown film pitt did with the jews on the territory

in 1870 , the united army of the german principalities invaded france, defeated the troops of napoleon ii 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.

in 1870 the united army of the german principalities invaded france, defeated the troops of napoleon iice. 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 after germany, its main political rival , was defeated, russia was withdrawn from the war, and we had a revolution.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 field,

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

monarchy, again such an ossified way of life, then this is again the bourgeois spirit of the era of napoleon iies, and the first thing that affected exactly the woman and... who came to their farm, whom she saw, who was from the city, and in general a man who knows medicine, with an education, just a man who you can cling to and somehow get through, so that he can take him out of there, we're talking about charles, yes we are we're talking about emma, ​​about emma, ​​who for her to get married, it was an opportunity to just get out of the farm with hers, to see something more, just to see, this disappointment happened, she tried to raise her charles, a mid-level physician, into a great scientist medicine, who performed a complex operation and became a hero, of course, the poor unfortunate coachman became a hero of the tabloids throughout paris, this neighbor rather provoked him, of course, and emma supported, emma supported. no matter what books and literature emma’s educated world, this picture , yes, that is , when a picture is taken as a certain ideal, a standard of a beautiful life, not an

kavos sent this album to the french emperor; napoleon ii wanted to build the same building.lready very old. and then, in order to help, he refused. but to help build a new theater in paris, i made this unique album. the bolshoi theater began as a private theater of the provincial prosecutor prince urusov; on march 28, 1776 , empress catherine ii ordered that 1776 be the day the bolshoi theater was founded. at first it was called petrovsky, put on ulanova, lavrovsky in nazhdanovo, this is correct. the scenery for romeo and juliet is the same as in the production of the last century; it will be a kind of historical reconstruction of one of the most successful performances in the entire history of the bolshoi theater. the country has changed, the theater has changed, from the moment of its foundation to the present day, the big one remains, perhaps, the main russian theater, where the russian ballet still lives, where the silkcracker is staged. and the music of sergei prokofiev sounds. anton talpa, kirill yanchenko, roman frekmanes, stanislav skripnik, evgenia rybakova and kons

light, and it opens with the truth, uh-huh, yes, yes, this is a family table, it’s from the time of napoleon ii there are absolutely wonderful restorers, this is a craft that has been lost, in principle, because the fashion for soviet walls, it also brought things out of mass use that, with history , required some kind of restoration, in general, disposable things, well that it broke, i basically took it to the trash, bought the same one from a swedish store, and over time this craft became. to leave, there are still masters of the old school left, who finally convey this, yes, so i went to study, it was a year ago, and you can’t imagine when i i was in this class, you called me and said that my application had reached the recipients, yes, i was right there in class, i can’t throw out anything that really makes up some kind of history, well , something that can... -tell me. about something, i dragged all this, dragged it home, then my mother said, well, until we have nowhere to go, so in general, we found this beautiful room that i’m here in the evenings, by the way , this is a magical pulse ab

ii triumphantly entered paris after a bloody battle near its walls. our army lost 6.00 people killed and wounded, but the fall of paris marked the end of the entire period of the napoleonicce passed into the hands of alexander i, napoleon abdicated from the throne. why were you given the title of hero 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,

ii triumphantly entered paris after a bloody battle near its walls. our army lost 6,000 people killed and wounded, but the fall of paris marked the end of the entire period of the napoleonicm the baikanur cosmodrome, the launch took place as usual at 12:37 moscow time. the new resurs p satellite has already been launched into low-earth orbit. this is a device for remote sensing of the earth and monitoring its surface. he will ...

friedrich welgein ii, who, one might say, was forced by forces to speak out against napoleon in marchecision, literally dying of fear, right up to leipzug. austria did not have all these motives that england, alexander, and friedrich welge had. who believed that if this time the coalition left napoleon on the throne, then all the bloodshed of 1812 and 1813 would be completely useless. matternich did not at all want russia to be left without proper counterbalance in the west. he wanted napoleon to remain in europe, no longer terrible for austria, but very unpleasant for russia as a possible ally of austria. a very complex geopolitical picture. nevertheless, russia was able to turn it in its direction? do it. it was very difficult, but when russian foreign policy made such attempts, it was necessary to take into account several circumstances that emperor alexander i could not help but keep in mind when making decisions, as general marshal, prince raymond monteculi said, for a war you only need three things, these are money, money and again money, but money was very bad. the income of th

ii. tensions between the two powers grew which ultimately led to napoleon's army invading russia in the summer2. the most formidable army cannot successfully wage war against an entire people determined to win or die. bonaparte hoped to quickly defeat the russian troops, but instead of a quick victory, he received a real people's war with the partisan movement and fierce resistance from the russian troops. retreating to the west, the great army melted before our eyes and soon ceased to exist as a fighting force, and russian troops pursued bonoparte, defeating him in the battle of the nations near leipzig in october 1813. on march 31, 1814, alexander ii solemnly entered paris, after which the french emperor abdicated ... the throne. the 20th century brought an unexpected warming to relations between russia and france. during the second world war , general charles de gaulle, who later became the president of france, played a major role in establishing bilateral relations. the strength and prestige of germany have been shaken, and the star of russian power is rising to its zenith. this 175 millio

how can we make the napoleonic wars gay or , you know, where can we or, you know, where can we squeeze transgender person squeeze in a transgender person in, you know, to world war iis ever denying it. like, no one's saying that. nobody in 1800, all everybody in in 1800 was straight. nobody is saying that. but the idea that. yes, yes, well, the problem is, if you were gay, you didn't last very long. >> yeah. your legacy wouldn't be here. we wouldn't have reproduced. right? am i right? >> but nobody at the same point is saying that's that's how it should now. okay we've got to should be now. okay we've got to move on. >> let's the observer. and >> let's do the observer. and banksy forced to reveal banksy might be forced to reveal his just years his true identity just 20 years after anyone cared. lewis >> yes, is banksy. this is >> yes, this is banksy. this is that illegal. wow this that guy's illegal. wow this banksy is guy creates banksy is the guy who creates the wall that the things on the wall that people think are valuable, quite interesting. and so these two dudes, they bought thing dudes, they bought a thing called monkey queen and they paid £35,000. and so t