let down health twenty-sixth handsome man 1883 napoleon orda came to live death.nished plowing his near-fat collars near the meat stands the school, the grave was not buried. ale, near ivanov's senism , mostaku are tired of little ones. the hordes flushed and the opinions of the river drown the truth of the encyclopedia of our asparagus and that remember we can reduce so many in his yards. let's say the familiar calvin collection. dzerzhinsk has some. poydenov were pressed by jazz, they weren’t messed up, and not that yak stood, so standing about jim amal was not replaced by alleged fathers and there were none of them 150 years less. let us go so many, it looked like ruins, let's say the monastery of the carthusian ubeyroze mastak covered in curly hair looked allilust, and you were the administration of the river, the horrors of napoleon orda stood at the ruins. and the seed has already been cashed in takid court with the gift of issyadiboy, the horde is at the vorotsedzh. donkey fights. having rested against the light from i , explore it, we didn’t find a flat fi

after napoleon orda died, we returned to him already in our time.is the place to which all our childhood memories are the territory of our former school. now she has changed beyond recognition. we used to come here every day all the time. there were solemn lines. there were playgrounds, behind the school there was a large sports ground, and there was always noise, because someone always played either volleyball or basketball, the people of our village always gathered. at our school , there were concerts and assembly performances. and today, within the walls of our school are the regional museum complex named after napoleon orda and today. this is also the center of cultural life, not only in our village , people from all over belarus come from europe in order to get acquainted with the work of our talented fellow countryman napoleon orda. before everything seemed big, i can’t believe that here earlier in our time, when we studied here, we gathered here. so many people. this is the former corridor of our school behind our back is the place where duri

adam mickiewicz swayed the crowd impromptu, and napoleon paralyzed the pianoforte. became an employee of social events at the kolya-osips venners list . yours has her 18. and he is already 36 aleus, to stand in front of such a gentleman, and she could not take water in 1840. the horde was panned by the prestigious posada of the director of the italian opera in paris, though it was possible for this one season in france to wish for a slang revolution . at home, i was a pionist and a teacher, and willingly left me as a mentor of music to foreign families. here the horde liked to give a bolster, amal traveled all over europe, visited algeria. more than once i waited to fix the turret hood to show them below, firstly, this is not a problem, i took the phone and scored a photo. yes, you were all warehouses. here is ceramics napoleon's mentor learned to paint the architectural landscapes of yakvyniks from a new skin price, and he carried an album of little ones. how to brag about the persians the horde became a defeatist to the marrow of his bones, and then a raptor novel

after napoleon orda died, we returned to him already in our time.n’t come up with your dream trip yet, then we always have a couple of great options. this is the highest mountainous settlement in belarus, which, moreover, became famous, we recall the lessons of history, as the first capital of the grand duchy of lithuania , guides and leading our country in 1519 , thanks to the zealot of orthodoxy konstantin ostrovsky, the temple acquired the shape of a ship this photo in 1914. like this here the crane flew out, in principle, it has also been preserved; it will lay interesting tourist routes; the complex has a mini zoo. therefore, i propose to communicate with its residents, who are not afraid of winter, and share their first impressions. travel with us to belarus 24. rules of order and priorities to make friends against a common enemy, how important it is to make a decision based on knowledge of not in case of distortion. how to find a reasonable way to balance the conflicting interests of the enemy, it is still better to know in person, although t

always here on napoleon's invasion , napoleon wanted russia not to trade with england.w. well, in my opinion, it is absolutely impossible to trust politicians so that they do not say what napoleon said both before and after his. as they say already on the island of st. helena, he always said, then, to occupy a certain place in history. in this sense, i am much more a supporter of the version of leo tolstoy, who, as they say in his already in the final head. e wars of the world. i literally. it's not i can't quote, but the meaning of it was close to me. i understand it, i say. well, you can imagine that one person could tear 600,000 of these different people away from home from their families and make them go to the east. well, it couldn't be done if they didn't want it, it was a movement from west to east. here is the movement. it's inevitable, it's constant it's existential, as they say, and it's like that every time they're already defeated, they did the same thing with hitler look uh, so to speak, it all came down to the fact that the soviet union liberated whom aust

they could tell about the history of the connection, for example, napoleon on campaigns napoleon kepter pigeons. because we have a part. only doves at the practical part of the lesson, we will connect in a less romantic way, that is, through the right. doves within an hour you must provide a reliable communication channel. with anton strelnikov's vermin settlement, i warn you that jammers work around the part, therefore wireless systems. not even considered. after years no more than three kilometers to have managed. an hour later, he must pick up the phone, at the other end of the wire, and you will control the completion of the task. time has gone. time has gone. in the comments go task completed outfits cancelled. the comrade general of the unit reports that the order of discipline is functioning normally. work last month people's comrade general fly english course finished home. lovers, well, if such a thing, then of course. especially as in parts. you've been fine for a whole month. well , i'll give you two days not to like it anymore. children. please pay attention on the way fro

there are also five halls and each hall is dedicated to a certain period of napoleon orda.e of a museum complex in our village of course attracted a large number of tourists wanting to know see see. i think that this will instill or give a new village a new influx of people, of course, the present village cannot be compared with what used to be better at home. they built a new school. now many are returning to the village, and we are very glad that the children do not leave their native land, their parental home without a master. they are now time is such that, perhaps, everything. do you want to move. you want to live live somewhere nearby in the city.

not even guess that it was on this place that once was the estate of our great fellow countryman napoleon, his work of prices on what he displayed, a building of architectural value, and now our modern architects and restorers are restoring these architectural monuments precisely guided by drawings by napoleon orda it was forgotten by the inhabitants of the village of vartsevichi and the first note about him appeared only on september 9, 1971 of the year. this was the starting point for the return of the name of our glorious countryman. and napoleon orda was an artist, uh, a composer, a musician, a teacher and a publicist, a lot of people, uh, contributed to the return of this name on february 11, 1807, and was born in the family of mikhail ordyfina horde in a straight girlhood, whose boy was named napoleon motel shtadeush from ivanovo church, which has been preserved until now, a priest has been invited to this very estate. here. uh, the only boy was born in this family, but the fourth is already a child in the family, because the evidence is, uh, church metrics and also old maps, which

eh, it was clear that napoleon e.ssian territory, it was precisely the invasion that was about forcing the government of alexander ii to actually adjust, but to recognize napoleon's primacy in international affairs. to ensure the interests of france at the expense of russia and beyond, apparently napoleon at least. this is how it is presented. here in the correspondence that he conducted, but was still going to leave russia alone, subordinate france and russia to leave peace, but all those who joined him what is called pretty forced, who wanted to take advantage of the defeat of russia and many believed that it would be so, because napoleon was really a brilliant commander. and those, of course, you started your interests, russia subordinate to france would be a tasty morsel for very many, and let's not forget the countries and the north of europe that on the eve of the war of the twelfth year, russia ended a victorious war with sweden and made a big acquisition in the form of a swedish province, which became and was

they tried to blow him up on napoleon with the help of how then they said to the infernal machine theday after the death of paul, the new emperor alexander sends a gonce to the cossack detachments of atamanov and platov with an order to block the campaign against india. probably a tragic death, or rather the murder of emperor paul, the inevitable death of 22,000. kazakov platov of course, they were skilled warriors, desperate grunts who knew how to survive in the most difficult conditions. but that spring they would hardly have even reached the afghan border in the detachment, the first frostbite had already begun, there was not enough food for the horses, and besides, who knows. the beginning of the campaign caused a very serious reaction in england; special maps were even issued. uh, that's about how russia is. uh, so aggressive towards you in the east that we need to be prepared for the fact that russia can go to our possessions russia was definitely the main threat to india and, of course, this explains the events in central asia, the rivalry with russia in central asia in afghani

support, they returned again, they returned again, again on the bayonets of the coalition, the gas-napoleon, was defeated at waterloo and here they lasted , uh, in power for 15 years, but they were also overthrown, but it was about them that alexander iii said well-known phrase. forgotten nothing, nothing learned, and he is a traveler and a pancake. this, perhaps, can be applied to our opposition. this is probably what i even think. surely it can be applied to the russian radical opposition, and on this thought. we will finish the program. it was a big game. you are kind, sweet, sympathetic and terribly lonely, you have been waiting for years for a marriage proposal from a man or for years, hopefully, to meet someone who will make this proposal, but all in vain. this means only one thing your program does not work, and therefore i offer you my course, which has already helped hundreds of thousands of women throughout russia a short course in a happy life. from childhood we know that we are obliged to be gracious and not to keep the anger to forgive before we are asked for forgiveness to bel

damn , they cut off napoleon's head . why is it wonderful for a soup like you?e me this money for one small favor, when your mother's bank has a solid one, you are guaranteed a tenth of the jackpot. you will perish like a homeowner with your abnormal brodsky and from all his operas only from the best an aristocratic family. you hear footsteps, they went through the whole world, nothing stood before them pranks. it's something special. balzacs gentlemen politicians uh-huh patriot restore order in the country. before 1913, you owe 3.5 billion as an ally. during the war we gave you two and a half billion railway debts . yes, in addition to the 2 billion that we lent to the municipal enterprise, in total 14 billion 720 million 398.649 francs, russia owes an ally. tram pants that women with whom weddings take out so it's a sleeper sorry that i don't read our strange letter on our cows, it doesn't even written. it is drawn by a cow. she's printed. you look, your girl publishes her love notes, yes, to foreign soldiers and sailors. comrades, what are you doing here? as

everyone wants to become a napoleon, you can't get through because of the napoleons.ht thing doesn't work. intelligence is your friend . we'll have to call the safecracker. please, 23:20 23:20. do not refuse the courtesy to come to the bank sitting philip get it reported, and he and his mother are family. awakening maybe it is necessary that such tests are given to remember the feelings that we have were once and understand what we feel now the premiere of a multi-part film tomorrow after the time program pentalgin is the number one remedy for spasm and inflammation pain with headaches and other types of pain pentalgin will do without pain, and yandex.market cyber ​​week and hyper discounts up to 70% buy a cuff built into the microwave oven for only 17.000 9990. an apartment in moscow is just right, two three total three purchases from 1.000 rubles. for any credit. sberbank. this is your chance to win an apartment or a cash prize. and if the card is not yet available, issue free credit savings card 120 days without interest. win the most profitable credit card in the

napoleons, so you can't walk the streets because of the napoleons. turn on the young lady please. politicsg. we'll have to call the bear cub. be kind 23:20. do not refuse the courtesy to come to the bank sitting philip tea. you are ideological. you are for the revolution, i am a capitalist, this is your youth. sanka look zhenya zhenechka show yourself don't be afraid. he also played in the revolution on him and the man is growing up. and i will be wet. zhenya what is it? can't you see, right? mom and colonel? what does it mean, now i'll find i don't interfere, you won't deceive me mom. premiere on the eighty-fifth birthday of vladimir vysotsky today on the first how do you remember the name, i sleep badly to improve cerebral circulation, work of the brain to restore memory, reduce fatigue and improve sleep sing, now i will not forget which medicine for cystitis is the most cost-effective, not just on valar it is more profitable up to 50% of nefrostenovar, treatment of cystitis without overpayments. i'm a photographer. if there are skin problems in the pictures, it’s easy for me to fix it i

she did this with napoleon.it would be absurd with hitler to think that russia lost the war or that its military is incompetent. therefore, it is now necessary to continue to arm ukraine with the material and military means necessary to wage such a war, which should be not only defensive, but also one that allows her to take the initiative in her own hands. that's interesting, all of a sudden, of course, you can interpret it in different ways, but i've been listening to it for several times now. well, i understand, so i will have an impression. well, hitler was napoleon, they were so tempting towards russia and lost. here we must not make the mistakes of hitler and napoleon here in this situation. so they underestimated, and we need to underestimate. do not be afraid to overestimate russia, now we need to give more weapons to ukraine maybe it’s a different interpretation, you know , maybe because, well, napoleon hitler didn’t have to somehow go there himself. this is the second interpretation that i see for thes

please, napoleon for a thousand on july 4, 1803, napoleon accepted the surrender of this german electoratethan completely spoiled relations with great britain. well, maybe with the hanoverian courses. yes, let's nest the hanoverian dynasty that ruled then in britain let's learn from that questions today. let's hello dear players. my name is kirill aleksandrovichnov. i am an employee of the state museum of defense of moscow. you have a few questions about the history of the battle for moscow for 800. for the fighters to be a created image, what is it about? we are talking about aircraft, please, museum questions from the moscow defense museum for a thousand design bureau moscow factories that were not evacuated to the east stopped their work for a single day in front of you is one of those devices that moscow engineers used in their daily work, what is it called? kuhlman absolutely right? moscow for 600 so that during the raids of enemy aircraft, the glass in the windows did not fly out from the shock wave, they did exactly with them. this is exactly what they sealed with newspapers, in my

they will come out, so napoleon will say oh, and i'm here, i'm clean. yes, i didn’t even put a single liquor. in general , nothing will become the main thing. here is such a one, you know, napoleon was generally attacked, the second state of mind of modern europe for me is determined by one very small circumstance. first, they fan the fire of russophobia to the extent of an almost religious -national confrontation, that is, they make the war with russia a religious element. they roll under it's almost religious explanations of motivation and so on, and then some kind of kridel comes out and, with the permission of the local authorities, a horror story. that is, they have in their heads the opportunity to wage one religious war against russia and continue to pursue an absolutely anti-islamic policy. that is, they do not understand that in this, well, pumped up ideologically pumped up, to the point of hysteria, the atmosphere of europe does not need to bring a match to kerosene and the second all the same. i will protect you from drowning alone. well, the

said the main thing is to connect the car and after that we will see but it was napoleon she where napoleon well this is such a philosophy or they continued about this, i'm not convinced that it will be interesting to our, our, our, our viewers . less so, we will return to ukraine, because we are constantly in such and such within the borders of russia and ukraine . knocks on wood, and i'm knocking on a good one , this time i'm knocking like this well, er, 19 series is beautiful, but the copper pipes are ahead, how will the ukrainian nation, the ukrainian people, overcome the copper pipes, because i imagine the pride in the event of victory over russia, alyo, what are you to me do you have any advice? hello, breathing pride is called national pride, in principle it is normal and it is needed, it is needed , it is needed, but there is another danger, there is the danger of greed, but after this ruin, that means they bulldozed whole cities, huge agglomerations there, not only in mariupol, but also in severodonetsk and the rest and the rest the rest the rest and here they will bring from somew

many historians say that borodino the battle was not won by the french, because napoleon, as you know, had a runny nose, if she had not had a runny nose, then, naturally, his orders before and during the battle would have been more ingenious, and russia would have lost and the face of the world would have changed. as you understand, i quoted literally word for word war and peace volume iii, the great work of the judges. eh, according to this logic, of course. eh, tolstoy correctly wrote that the main savior of russia was the chamberlain, who did not file on august 24, that is, on the eve of the battles to napoleon, not wet boots, but time will pass and there will probably be stories that will write that the kiev regime lost, because it was led by an artist in all this situation. and also a drug addict. and probably they will write more, because the collective west has lost. because the world hegemons were led by a person with dementia, and the european countries were leaders of freaks, this may be, but we all understand very well that all these arguments are of course frivolous and th

this is the deepest crisis, and naturally, for a few more years, as it was under napoleon, as it was and so on, it will bury itself in itself. and then they will write, great novels, great german writers, and the difficult fate of people who suffered during this crisis, go to war to kill russians or not? and so you and so on, right? it's one thought, second thought, what? these are the contrasts that are in stock. and in general, any society can be understood, only when you see both sides of the coin, otherwise you don’t understand something, there must be two sides, at least, and on the one hand, these are expansions and feelings of own superiority that have already been worked out for thousands of years. and on the other hand, absolutely practicality, when it needs to be negotiated, with anyone, though satan does not care if it brings. and here we come to that moment. he's not very obvious about him until there's a lot of talk, though they're starting to say that at least that's how i feel, i'll speak for myself. that in the situation in which we have now been for almost a year, a

he supplied the french troops with food, and in collegium he reported to napoleon on the state of affairsn the orsha region. collegiate mind during his retreat in 1812 napoleon stopped for one night on his orders in the yard soldiers burned the army archive, well, it was very likely that right here is a historical place for a second for his time colleague. he was incredible cool. there was a monastery and jesuits, and with it a school, a theater, a garden, a greenhouse, a laboratory and the first city pharmacy. you all know that in our history there were moments when a religious building was demolished without looking, but colleagues preserved it. why is that? perhaps this is due to the fact that there was a prison here for 150 years unexpectedly, yes, but this is my personal version, historians will certainly have their own options. the doors of the board are open to everyone , come in to warm up, at the same time. see original 300 year old ceilings or pictures of their age is better to check in the art gallery. she's another item in this building in my questbook. this is the mill and i

well, napoleon's great army was destroyed almost completely with about 400,000 people dead and aboutcaptured. after the liberation of russian territory, the foreign campaign of the russian army began, hostilities continued in the duchy of warsaw and germany won there, and napoleon abdicated the french throne the reasons for the defeat of bonaparte are considered to be the popular participation and mass heroism of the russian soldiers of the commander's talent kutuzov and other military leaders were competently lucky in combat operations. and of course, a large territory and a harsh climate. this victory raised the international prestige of russia, caused an upsurge in the national spirit and the desire for freedom in thought on january 6, 1896. the premiere of the brothers' film took place in paris. lumiere arrival of the train at the lotion station or just the arrival of the train the film lasts only 48 seconds. the train stops on the screen and along the platform passengers are walking without sound, people in the frame, friends, relatives of the lumiere. the first show caused pani

while rescue workers including members of napoleon military sift through the smouldering debris on the ground in a river gorge more than a kilometer from the airport. but not look at why this is a tragic incidence. all forces have been deployed for the rescue operations. the investigation is going on. i. i have called an emergency cabinet meeting and i am going to the cabinet meeting as we speak with the commuter plane part of napoleon yeti. airline sleet reportedly crashed while approaching the landing runway in the tourist town of poker in central nepal. after taking off from cap man, do, an airline spokesperson says there were $72.00 people on board, including 2 infants, 4 crew members, and at least 10 foreign nationals, nepalese air transport sector has been played by accidents over the years. according to the asian safety database. there have been 27 fatal plane crashes in nepal over the past 30 years. poor maintenance, insufficient training, and lax standards are often cited as the main causes. the country also has some of the worlds most remote and tricky runways with approaches

napoleon's troops a.ing called, including the bashkirs, the bashkir michryak army and the bashkirs sent 20 five-hundred regiments to the war. u two regiments two degtyarsky regiment. this whole force came from here, but there were also the ural orenburg cossacks, four regiments each, but the main, of course, cavalry force from the urals were the bashkir regiments and they participated in the battles of 1812. from the first day of the war to the last, partisans fought near moscow. e, in various battles they took, kobrin then participated in a foreign campaign, and in 1814. since they went ahead of the advancing army, the bashkir regiments victoriously entered paris, perhaps the most famous military formation of the times of the great patriotic war, 112, the bashkir cavalry division under the command of the legendary kamziv and the gallest muratov, having passed the battle route from the don to the elbe for more than 4,000 km, freeing. ukraine, the baltic states and europe, its fighters, more than anyone el

napoleon said the main thing is to tie it up. after that, we will see , but it was napoleon.y continued about it. i will not convince you that everything will be interesting for our, our, to our viewers let's return to ukraine with less, because we are always within such borders of russia ukraine russia ukraine russia is there any danger because we go through fire and water and after victory it knocks on wood and for good reason i knock this time so and so 19 article, such a tree is beautiful, but copper pipes are ahead, what will the ukrainian nation, the ukrainian people, overcome copper pipes, because i imagine pride in the event of a victory over russia, it was like that hello, what will you give me some advice hello, pride breathes - this is

this is liberalism in its most aggressive form in the person of napoleon, the march of nazism against fascism called it in the soviet union. yes, there a more general term was used, this is the second ideology of modernity, and it was also destroyed. and now they are together. and they returned to us. and this, apparently, is the last battle that should destroy the ideologies of modernity and e, or transfer us to a new form of postmodernity, not to the one that is offered to us in the west, but to nika, a new transformed reality in which , on the one hand, we return to our traditions on the other side. so we are entering this new digital world, or we will return to the world that was before modernity at all. this is yet to be seen, but the moment is historical and the president is absolutely aware of this and very confidently leading our country in this important period, statements have been made over the past few days. here is kissen, he even made a very important statement. if you read between the lines, he speaks more of an idea, he has no reasonable relevance to the neutral status

and when we were at an old airport near the napoleon the ation club parking lot. at one point we saw the plane landing and it was already very low at the time. my colleague and i realized something was wrong. then it dropped sharply by about 20 meters in the plane disappeared over the horizon. there was an explosion and fire and that was it. typical loss of speed and corkscrew, 4 of the plains passengers are still listed as missing while the search and rescue operation has been suspended until mon monday morning. some of the bodies that already been recovered were delivered to hospitals, where the relatives of the victims had gathered the country's deadliest chain crash in more than 3 decades. meanwhile, this unverified homage as the teacher powered, he shows the final moments before and immediately after the tragedy. the plane was reportedly trying to make an emergency landing before it felt the ground on the edge of a river gorge. napoleon government has declared monday a day of mourning and resorted inspections of old domestic aircraft. meanwhile, some upsettin

the biggest wave of the tax on the country since the new year, the se, yogurt in auction years, napoleon will green ukraine's president said one only way to stop what he called russian terrorism was for the west to send more weapon was evening, thus broy a yoke a year. the weapons that our apartments have in their warehouses are the ones all warriors awaiting foia. if time runs out, we could not stop the terrace to a methodically killing of people with missile lion. but now, britain says it'll send some of its challenges to tanks, to keep zelinski hopes. that'll persuade other western powers to do the same and help ukraine better defend itself against more attacks. like this. natasha butler, al jazeera keith. a few hours ago, ukraine's president directly addressed the russian people and accused them of staying silent, legislators shinji machine. i would like to address all those in russia or from russia who have failed to say a few words to condemn this terror. even now, even though they perfectly see and know everything, your cowardly silence your attempt to wait out what is happening.

napoleon. the napoleonic wars. the napoleonic wars were very important, right? they involved huge armies far beyond the scale of wars in the 17th and 16th century. these were gigantic armies involving often conscripts or volunteers whic were of a scale since roman times perhaps, and perhaps never seen before at that scale. compare them with the struggles in asia with the chinese empire and the mongols. one of the bugaboos of that period of the napoleonic wars was the interchangeability of parts. even like the early steam engine people took for granted that there would be a lot of final fitting, parts did not fit together and nails were not uniform. people often had the machine and had to bang it together, even if it sort of worked. they had to constantly be tinkering with it to get it to work all of this time. we are so used to cars that rarely breakdown today that we forget that even as late as the 60s and 70s most cars were really unreliable. you had to bring them to shop very often. against that fact, however, cars in the 50s and 60s were more purely analog.

this i have, of course, the invasion of napoleon as they say in 812, then the crimean war, which hadasks. naturally. not easy to take sevastopol a much wider polymerstone, the prime minister of great britain then completely voiced them. it was a desire to cut russia along the volga then, so to speak, and it’s just that sevastopol took so much strength from them that they could not carry it out, but we recall that this was also a coalition of england france italy sardinia which was then a very large italian state, turkey and austria -hungary, which almost entered the war in the next intervention during the civil war, in which almost all the countries of europe took part hmm and again, the goal was the splitting of russia and, of course, the finale. as they say, that is not the final. now, in my opinion, this invasion of europe under the leadership is taking place. ah, the third reich. you see, whatever one may say, i don’t make russia, i don’t want to say that our country has always been ideal and has never made any mistakes and absurdities , they clearly calculated what was there at

very often in napoleonic times you had to come with quite close. before you got reasonable hits with their system of rifles and that allowed you to charge people in contrast by the civil war one of the things people learned was that rows of muskets alternately fired. one row at the time was almost like machine fired was like a rolling machine gun, except it was just different rows of men firing that would often stop. people marching up to you in at speed. before they even got within a hundred yards. this is why you got many charges to uphills or something like the famous pickets charge which led to very many deaths. but to get there. they had to figure out improved ways of manufacturing and demand who did a lot to push the assembly line for guns was someone who was working not in rifles, but in handguns and that man was samuel colt. samuel colt interestingly enough was a kind of huckster. he had a lot of good ideas, but he always like to embellish his life. so it's always hard to figure out which parts of his claims are true and false. so for examp

english russophobia about the appearance of which one can speak just after the alliance against napoleona few years before great britain invaded the crimea during the crimean war of 1853 . the english press portrayed russia as a threat, there were cartoons depicting the tsar as a vampire with protruding fangs that flies over london, sharpening its claws and fangs, while these were caricatures of nicholas ii to beat the blood of the british in this way prepared english public opinion, taught him to the idea of ​​a possible war with russia the russians broke out not during the soviet union, now they never declared war on europe they fought back when they were invaded, when napoleon invaded when he invaded, hitler but they themselves did not start a war and if you look at the world from the point of view of russia and from the point of view of a grandiose and tragic russian history, then we will see that russia gave birth to political systems that were sometimes extremely sensible, but that at the same time, russia, including through suffering, constantly saves europe from even more terribl

the storm of 1812 borodino, the abandonment of moscow by russian troops, the arrival of napoleon, all moscow churches and monasteries were occupied by the french invaders, the conquerors hoped to find treasures and large food supplies there, but they were greatly disappointed in the value, they did not find it, and the food supplies did not last long. in the end, napoleon left moscow before leaving, the french desecrate, ruin and burn russian shrines, the emperor gives the order to bury the novodevichy convent in large numbers in barrels in boxes. and uh, leaving the monastery , the nun sarah nicola, the elder at that time, was also set on fire. she organized the sisters and monastic servants, and indeed a fire was discovered, the flaring wick was burning and it was quickly flooded with water. this is all thanks to the efforts of this nun sarah, who was preserved in the anals of the monastery. e, as one of the heroines, e historical came in 1917, the bolsheviks expelled the nuns from the monastery, the necropolis was almost completely destroyed by the nun, who survived during the arre

in the end, napoleon left moscow before leaving, the french desecrate, ruin and burn russian shrines, the emperor gives the order to bury the novodevichy. the monastery had gunpowder in large quantities in barrels in boxes and, leaving the monastery, lit the wicks. this noticed the rapist of the monastery and the senior at that time nun sarah nikolaeva organized the sisters and monastic servants, and indeed a fire was discovered, flaring up or burning, and the hall was quickly made with water. this is all thanks to the efforts of this nun sarah, which has been preserved in the anals of the monastery. e, as one of the historical heroines in 1917, the bolsheviks expelled the nuns from the monastery, the necropolis was almost completely destroyed by the nuns. those who survived during the arrests and persecutions settled around the monastery in small houses and from afar were baptized and prayed at the wall of this convent in the spring of 18 the monastery. settled two hundred cadets from the people's commissariat of education a little later another 300 workers of petrograd. this is a wo

, but it was the whole of europe because by this time, uh, napoleon bonaparte had actually put all ofntal europe under control and uh tolstoy already describes it all there. it was e during the great patriotic war of 1812 and the patriotic war of 1812, the same thing happened during the great patriotic war forty-one and forty- five, yes, after hitler, in fact, also left all of continental europe under control and here, hmm, on the leningrad front, they participated in the blockade of leningrad and committed crimes. uh, representatives of very many european countries. we never e before e, in e due to a certain tolerance. and in order to not to spoil relations, not to spoil some background of our relations with many countries, this was not discussed, but it was not only in leningrad on the leningrad front. during the poster. it was everywhere enough to look at the blue division there near stalingrad yes, and here in leningrad on the leningrad front during the blockade, well, from all sides. eh, there were participants from all sides. eh, out of many anyway. uh, uh, uh, here. e, when you

in the end, napoleon left moscow before leaving, the french desecrate , ruin and burn russian shrinesthe emperor gives the order to bury the novodevichy convent in large quantities in barrels in boxes. and uh, leaving the monastery, the philanthropists of the convent set fire and the senior at that time nun sara nikolaeva organized the sisters and monastic servants, and indeed a fire was discovered, flaring up or burning, and it was quickly produced. the flooding with water is all thanks to the efforts of this nun sarah, who was preserved in the anals of the monastery. e, as one of the heroines, e historical year 917, the bolsheviks, expelled the nuns from the monastery, the necropolis was almost completely destroyed by the nun, who survived during the arrests of the fires settled around the monastery in small houses and from afar were baptized and prayed at the walls. this abode was inhabited by two hundred cadets from the people's commissariat of enlightenment a little later. another 300 workers of petrograd. this is a convent, and many lived near the monastery, stayed here and went

one of the main reasons was that napoleon demanded that the tsar observe the continental blockade, which you know, forbade the british to import their goods into russia and the tsar refused? and why? and because the russian aristocracy benefited from this trade with england, you understand, it turns out that, on the one hand, there are geopolitical interests of russia in accordance with which the union of france is beneficial to russia, and with. on the other hand, there are commercial financial interests of the russian aristocracy connected with england and so on. always. in general, for me, probably, the fifteenth year was indicative, when a year passed after the crisis, and this one happened, and the plane. 6 minutes and in the sixteenth year, literally a year after the fall of the boeing , the russian federation is preparing to issue a bond government debt tied to inflation, a bunch of disgusting reports accusing russia of everything you could blame the evidence indicates that the plane was shot down by an earth-to-air missile, which was launched from an area controlled by pro-russia

the russian units crossed the neman river and began to oust the enemy, soon the napoleonic coalition entered england, austria, sweden and other fighting countries action, mostly went in germany then. moved to france and completed taking paris on january 13, 1940, the heroic drift of the scientific expedition on the icebreaker georgy sedov ended; it lasted almost 3 years; scientists conducted research in the kara sea and the laptev sea . remained is the actual institute drill. decided to use more than 100 depth measurements to study unknown areas of the ocean, magnetic and meteorological observations worked in frost minus 40 blizzard in the hydrologists' tent was, as they said, only -24 warm. sedovtsy. they proved that the mysterious land of sannikov and then all this was looking for it, alas, the myth here , on the january day of the fortieth year, an icebreaker made its way to sedova in the greenland sea. joseph stalin and after 812 days of the most dangerous drift sedov was released on january 13, 1970 . vladimir vysotsky and marina vladis got married back in december, but it was n

he supplied the french troops with food, and in the collegium he reported to napoleon on the state ofairs in the orsha region. collegime, during his retreat in 1812, napoleon stopped for one night to attack on his orders in the yard. the soldiers burned the army archive. well, most likely it was . right here is a historical place for a second for his time colleague. he was incredibly cool. there was a monastery here jesuits, and with him a school, a theater, a garden, a greenhouse , a laboratory and the first city pharmacy. you all know that in our history there were moments when a religious building was demolished without looking, but colleagues preserved it. why is that? perhaps this is due to the fact that there was a prison here for 150 years unexpectedly, yes, but this is my personal version, historians will certainly have their own options. the doors of the board are open to everyone, come in to warm up, at the same time. look at the original 300-year-old ceilings or paintings to check their age in an art gallery. she this building is another item in my questbook. this is the mi

here you know what are napoleonic plans napoleonic plans are those that are not always implemented inus. i know a woman who embodies everything that she conceived for herself olga kor. mukhina let's give. me. today i want to dedicate this issue to one woman. you know, not a beauty, well, it was under her that napoleon became emperor, can you imagine what kind of woman it was, if this person dies, he said only three words to the army, france already completely. our academics in the morning pour juice players and collect, commit white heads messengers, light hits just like on the shores of azure golf, i remember the good siberian topic to you. we got carried away. september snow didn’t give me up, or you’re not coffee, i mixed up and that, and it collapsed the network of hope for mail, only my voice is very cold, a whole, eternity, not even a line, as i’m in front of you without a weapon, go ahead. the bare path of the snowdrifts deeper and deeper than the night is longer, and the letters, in short, remember, walking through the puddles, that water and stone points are only in one beaut

let me remind you of russia's victories over hitler and napoleon. russia is a big country. she is used to fighting to the end. she used to almost lose and then recover everything she did. it was with napoleon that she did it with hitler it would be absurd to think that russia lost the war or that its military is incompetent, so right now it is necessary to continue arming ukraine. the ukrainian media have published data on the promised deliveries of weapons to kiev. the list is really impressive. however, it should be remembered that this is still just a promise of heavy armored vehicles with german american infantry fighting vehicles and french self-propelled artillery. things are very tricky their handover to ukraine could take months or more the day before germany announced a billion-dollar aid package euro. true, mainly in the form of ammunition and light equipment. finland promises weapons worth 400 million, but i will also single out light or obsolete weapons in the word, deliveries to ukraine provide stubborn defense, but by no means offensive actions. so like-minded

the foreign campaign of the russian army began; the remnants of the napoleonic army were expelled fromtory of russia. but this could not be stopped. emperor alexander was the first to hand over to kutuzov. order of st. george first class said quote. you saved none russia you saved europe however, this still had to be done by bonaparte, having arrived in paris after fleeing from our country, he promised to recruit a new army of 300,000 people and in the spring it was impossible to defeat the russian bears even with three columns. the russian units crossed the neman river and began to crowd out the opponents. england , austria, sweden and other countries soon joined the anti-napoleonic coalition. icebreaker georgy sedov, it lasted almost 3 years, scientists conducted research in the kara sea and the laptev sea, but they were squeezed by ice and carried to the north, the crews were evacuated by planes for 15 people. remained is drift. arctic institute. i decided to use more than 100 depth measurements to study unknown areas of the ocean, magnetic and meteorological observations worked in

alexander i stalin or napoleon and exiled to st. helena and well, hitler was not tried because that's all this is huh. so, the result is something and history prescribed not in their favor, the tribunal will not be over the russian leaders. now advertising. more precisely, we will continue with the new composition. i have one question. why are ukrainian politicians here? so badly brought up. here they always stink, they can't behave anywhere. at a tennis match, they start yelling something. well, at least there should be elementary decency, but at the same time you understand me, you said, the war is painful for us. well, go to war, pinned down with a flag. also came in large numbers crazy house at the exit on all panel discussion of the economic forum, where there is no economy ukrainians, immediately starts to scream. well, have you killed a few of your own? what do you want ice cream? give us an air defense system. we'll destroy some more entrances and kill people. it turned out to be especially contagious mania to talk about the

continued in the duchy warsaw and germany won there, and napoleon abdicated the french throne.the reasons for the defeat of bonaparte are considered to be the popular participation and mass heroism of russian soldiers, the military leadership talent of kutuzov and other military leaders, the competent luck of military operations and of course. this victory raised the international prestige of russia, caused an upsurge in the national spirit and the desire for freedom of thought on january 6, 1896 . in paris, the premiere of the film by the lumiere brothers took place the arrival of the train at the station lasotom or just the arrival of the train film lasts only 48 seconds. the train stops on the screen and the papyron is accompanied by passengers without sound. people in the frame, friends and relatives of the lumiere. the first show caused panic in the audience. many believed that they were on a train. this is not the first lumiere film, but the first in history where there is a continuous transition from general to medium and from medium close-up with a still camera and the

over napoleon, the french foreign minister charly came up with everything. maris teleiran, known for his treachery and unprincipled agreement during the international congress. and after the military structure of europe, the western powers did not want the strengthening of russia, which claimed the duchy of warsaw and was going to transfer part of saxony to prussia. to prevent this, london, paris and vienna were ready to unleash a new war, the french, the austrians were going to put up an army of 150,000 people, the british gave money for this napoleon returning to paris from the island. elba found a treacherous agreement, he threw it in the palace of louis 18 and sent it to alexander the first to split the ranks of the allies, but the russian emperor did not succumb to this trick, burned the agreement and pronounced it. now the famous phrase. on this earth. lives 30 million bipedal animals with the gift of speech, but without the rules of wickedness, he managed to maintain the unity of the coalition to defeat bonaparte and finally liberate europe on january

they could not even guess that it was on this place that the estate of our great countryman, the napoleonsof the horde, was once located. i decided that this is the woman’s favorite thing in life. this vermis is put in, because manual proanation is the first thing we did for two souls. we planted raspberries. this is a remontant juice, we get two harvests, one at the beginning of summer, and the second until the very frosts, a project about how modern polishchuks live. we are glad that everything works out for us. we are glad that next to us such people are watching on belarus 24 tv channel . you will be a snowy day closer and until the weekend. a taxi passenger and a fiat driver brought them to the medical facility for examination, after donation, an inspection is being carried out to run with this book, otherwise natural braking about me a successful distance. don't jump off the spices on the roads and in the yard i'm hung up for tonight stormy outrunning for gusty, and the wind and snowstorm can be provoked by the redemption of the tower podzhasyruhu, and so it can lead to hypothermia a

empire it was ruled by the sardinian kingdom in 1861, prince charles iii of monaco and napoleon thed concluded an agreement on the complete independence of the principality, which was reduced to 1 20 of its former area. monaco entered into a customs union of france and the construction of the famous opera hotel and monte carlo casino began here, tourists began to flow. and the powers were not interested in capturing monaco the area of ​​the state today, about 2 m² in size, monaco is inferior in the world. it just flows out, the country's population is about 38,000 people, there is a regular army of 82 people, but monaco is a full member of the un at the same time not in the eu not in nato on january 8, 1937, the world's first museum of the arctic was opened in leningrad, its first director began to write or an artist and researcher nikolai pinegin, the soviet union then led the way in the development of the arctic, the icebreaker alexander sibiryakov for the first time passed through the entire northern sea way in the thirty-third, the whole world watched the heroic rescue of polar