and kennedy's performance over those two days against the very truculent very pugnacious nikita khrushchev leads, khrushcheff to believe that he's and i'm quoting khrushcheff to intelligent and too weak. and kennedy knows that khrushchev has this impression and it goes back after these endless two days of meetings with khrushchev to the american embassy in vienna, and he talks to scotty reston. who's the reporter? from the new york times and it's an off the record conversation in which kennedy concedes that he has been savaged. those are his words by nikita khrushchev. he says and he knows that nikita khrushchev has been emboldened by this encounter. and he says until we remove those ideas there could be real trouble in the world. and again, i think that it's that meeting. it's that face-to-face interaction. with kennedy that embolden's khrushchev to make the move in cuba. and it's the resolution of that that that conflict between the two that gives cruise chef respect for kennedy for the first time for the reasons that i mentioned what the way that khrushchev talked about it in his memoir

kennedy, right after going mano a mano with nikita khrushchev at the summit, the superpower summit in vienna. kennedy goes in this glamorous, elegant figure, potentially dashing figure on the world stage. we have these high expectations. and khrushchev goes in thinking that he's very callow and can be exploited. kennedys performance over those two days against the very truculent, very pugnacious nikita khrushchev, leads khrushchev to believe that he is, and i'm quoting khrushchev, too intelligent and too weak. and kennedy knows that khrushchev has this impression. he goes back after these endless two days of meetings with khrushchev to the american embassy in vienna and he talks to scotty weston, who's a reporter from the new york times. it's an off-the-record conversation in which kennedy concedes that he has been savaged, those are his words, by khrushchev. kennedy. it emboldens khrushchev to make the move in cuba and it's the resolution of that, that conflict between the two that gives khrushchev respect for kennedy for the first time for. the reasons that i've mentioned, the way t

nikita khrushchev rode a rocket along the moscow river and clicked on you, enough to travel a lot, we will triple and hundreds of rockets appeared, and then more meteors, comets, petrels, the ninetieth, their production ceased. but now novaya is reviving, on august 25 , 1992, a russian-iranian agreement was concluded on the cooperation of facilities on nuclear power plants in iran for the first time in the middle east, such a project was implemented near the city of bushehr - it is 1,200 km south of tehran semiderati. the germans began to build nuclear power plants there, but after the hellish revolution, work was stopped by russian specialists, a lot had to be done anew. the heat , the humidity, the air, the saturation with salt, rusted, even stainless steel, so all the details were covered with a special paint, there were political difficulties. the west considers iran part of the axis of evil and accuses moscow of violating the convention on nuclear safety with assistance to iran in the creation of nuclear weapons, but will prevent the construction failed. the nuclear power plant i

nikita khrushchev countered with pride and said that the soviets value female workers, and did not have time for what they called capitalist attitudes towards women. he said that the soviet system had no time for, and no use for, full-time housewives. but for nixon, and for a lot of americans in the 50s, american superiority rested on the ideal of the suburban home. complete with modern appliances and distinct gender roles for family members. that consumer goods and suburban homes proved that america provided an abundant life in an intimate age. and in this home, women could achieve their glory as housewives, and men could display their economic success. so in the 50s, perhaps more so than any other moment in american history, the idea of home and a particular type of family comes to stand in for the nation and for democracy, the value of capitalism and democracy. all right, im going to move into tensions here, i want to talk about how even in the moment where they're really strong ideals around gender and families, there are tensions built into american ideals. the first thing i want t

sheremetyevo transferred to civil aviation by the decision of nikita khrushchev in july 1959, in a monthe created on the basis of the army spartan airfield, on august 11, 1959 . the first tupolev tu-104 civil aircraft landed at sheremetyevo on a leningrad-moscow flight. opened as e. the main gate of the country, the airport developed, expanded and strived for great development to improve the quality of service reaching high rates as early as 1964. sheremetyevo became the main airport of the soviet union geography of flights every year expanded and sheremetyevo could fly to the usa, canada, mexico, argentina, and even australia, the first passengers in moscow were met by ryu. the terminal was an avant-garde form and a highlight of sheremetyevo, but in 2015 the glass was dismantled, and a new modern terminal complex was erected in its place. today sheremetyevo is one of the largest modern and developed airports in the world. development plans grandiose terminals are being expanded, renovated and equipped with new equipment. automation. it has long since replaced human labor in many respect

mikhalych i was a little grown up alexander leonidovich will write a book about the times of nikita khrushchevh more knowledgeable, much smarter than the same kaganovich or than the same molotov and than the same malenkov and than in the world, and therefore he, uh, he had to do something, the first thing he began to do and what he was the initiator of is the instigation against the shore, because beria , in fact, having headed the ministry of the interior, he actually ruled the country in the championship in favor of great britain and other countries. the desire to liquidate the soviet worker-peasant system, to restore capitalism and to restore the rule of the bourgeoisie, as well as moral decay, abuse of power, falsification of repressions, all for selfish and hostile purposes. that's what the trumped up accusations sounded like. khrushchev against competitor lavren tiberia was shot on december 23. 1953, left mulenkov. there’s fashion there and others, so to speak, and nikita sergeevich is starting to come up with something like this so that he somehow needs to rely on creating a fairly powe

, hundreds of famous guests stayed in this building, among them honore de balzac in front of nikita khrushchevlong time in lviv, going to george's for a coffee was considered a big deal. 1918. probably none of the guests at the george hotel suspected that they fell asleep under one state of the austro-hungarian empire and woke up under another, and all this happened thanks to an event that historians will later call the november revolution or the november disruption when a ukrainian during one night without firing a single shot carried out a military coup and literally wrested lviv from the hands of austria-hungary and poland, it was so unexpected that they did not even have time to print about it in the morning newspapers in the leading magazine of galicia , there was no news about the night events in the city on november 1 not a word on the front pages of the newspaper contained news from vienna, but the gasburg empire was reaching its last days, local galician news reported about an officer who was looking for a bride to be a virgin or a flightless widow only i wish she would send her photo

ukrainian insurgent army the enemy from the ukrainian land, well, for some reason at that time, nikita khrushchevthat the upa soldiers were nazis and that they were collaborators because of the nazis. they treated it somehow differently, then it arises the question why do we have to respond to the myth that is now being perpetuated by war criminals through the mediation of soviet propaganda, but they need it because if we create a demilitarized country from a denationalized ideology, then firstly, political tools can be used to destroy it, and secondly , it is still possible still involve the military this is very familiar to me, which reminds me of czechoslovakia in 1938, at first hitler and mussolini agreed with the barren and gave effect that they will take the judges away that the germans live there. well, the germans are ethnic germans. as in crimea, the ethnic russians already explained it there . why, the same ethnic russia agreed. the next step was that czechoslovakia became a federal state with three identities and the czech slovak carpathian rus, which is now the zakarpattia region of u

nina is also an author on russian politics, and granddaughter of nikita khrushchev, who led the formerining us, nina. how will gorbachev be remembered in russia? hopefully he will be remembered better than he is now. he has not been a great hero for the last 30 years because at the beginning when the soviet union collapse, it was a shock and awe and nobody knew how to live, and a smaller country, how to live any world, europe. there was the former yugoslavia that also broke up. in many different pieces. that was a shock at the beginning and later on because russia took its time to sort of figured out how to build up the new economy, how to deal with the world, somehow he has been blamed for all these difficulties that russia has gone through. in fact, that negative approach to garbage of allowed for the rise of vladimir putin —— the negative approach to the —— the negative approach to gorbachev. people are seeing what openness was like and what gorbachev really gave it to russia and in the world. abutters were open and so on. there are a lot of people who still blame him for the loss o

the moral code of building communism with reports all prominent leaders, led by nikita khrushchev, speakse that the current generation of soviet people will live under communism. but the most influential woman in the country, yekaterina furtseva , will not hear this. government ekaterina fursova's dacha is right here. she arrived home on the fateful evening of october 31, 1961. i waited, she didn't come, and she didn't even call svetlana. they called svetlana all the time several times a day, furtseva's only daughter, svetlana, at first did not betray the importance of her mother's absence, probably, she had already lingered on the spot. so nikolai got back, catherine's second husband came, yes, he asked home, he called for a century, and i even called svetlana, i don’t know at all, she was gone. they called, listen to scams daughter, at that moment the daughter's heart instinctively felt trouble. svetlana and her husband rushed. this door, the world-famous omnipotent minister of culture of the ussr ekaterina furtseva, lay unconscious in the bath at death, she had sun.

to be going and looking through the six exhibition and he is engaging with the soviet premier nikita khrushchev. and in this sort of process of walking through this exhibition these two men right who are already engaged in a deep cold war. have a very famous. verbal sparring match in the exhibition and what they're doing in a broad sense is arguing about the relative merits of the american way of life. and or the relative merits of the soviet system, right? but what's important is they did not talk about missiles or bombs or modes of government. what they actually talked about. was washing machines and televisions and electric ranges and these became known as the kitchen debates. so what nixon says? is that washing machines were not just evidence of american ingenuity, but they allowed american women a time-saving a tool that would allow them to sort of root their lives and have better lives in the home. nikita khrushcheff countered with pride. he said that you know that the soviets valued female workers and they didn't have time for what he called capitalist attitudes towards women. he said th

gorbachev: nikita khrushchev was under house arrest, and he wrote his memoirs in secret and he was not able to publish them in the soviet union. and, of course, he was not able to leave the country or even to leave moscow. and i once joked that it is known that 128 groups of mountain climbers climbed mount everest, one third died. but 40 percent of those who died died during descent. i mounted and climbed mount everest, and then i descended from mount everest politically and i am still active. and in that sense, this too is a kind of a revolution that is associated with mikhail gorbachev. many people in russia say that while gorbachev is in russia, while gorbachev is there despite all the problems that are being created for him, despite the information blackout to which he is subjected, if he is still here, if he is not leaving russia, this is very important for all of us. this is an important reference point. so when people ask me, would you like to move, to go to live abroad? why involve yourself in the struggles, in proving again to those reactionaries or to the current authorities,

nikita khrushchev hoped to feed this.lective farm workers literally burned themselves, and the cows did not appreciate the hogweed dishes, and only in 2015 they removed the status of immunity from it, lowering it to a weed, and now you can officially complain about it, for example, on the website of public services and the authorities , specialists should instantly respond. we learned to mislead the wise plants, it is important not to mow the trunks, but to cut off the hats seeds along with them hogweed loses the meaning of life. he thought that he had already multiplied and withered. if you mow it, then it will re-release the leaves, re- release the peduncles and multiply, some try to tame the cow parsnip, they literally force a thick trunk to play to their tune, and they always use it as wind musical instruments. the use is not equal to the struggle notices environmentalists and reminds of a possible environmental disaster. maria sapozhnikova konstantin solovyov alexander grigoriev alexander gusev irina fedoruk and vale

do it right now. there is more nikita sergeevich khrushchev is indignant at the fact that the secretarylocked on the territory of the plant and cannot get out of there. our people tried but the crowd didn't allowed them to enter the control building. the soldiers also made their way. ok. i will send mine. they have at least a full set of ammunition. how much longer must i wait? well, help will come, what did you do to make it come, what is being done? where have you been, your mother all this time, we have been sitting here since the morning, comrade basses have penetrated the territory of the building. not so, it's just that the operation is unsafely going to rush. please follow us everything is under control. and you will stay here, your workers, you understand. well, comrades? does anyone have something to add essentially? so no information should penetrate outside the city what is being done for this? radio interference has been installed, five cars are standing around the perimeter of the city, locators are looking for and listening to the entire space in order to detect radio amat

bring in nina, professor of international affairs at the new school and great granddaughter of nikita khrushchevrussia, what is it saying to you? are you suspicious of the aspersions, i should say, that russia is now casting on ukraine, who they're blaming? >> but also it could be ukraine. the fact that ukrainians are saying it's not them. what, they're going to come out and say, oh, we did it? of course they say they didn't. in fact, one of their very important people in administrative internal affairs at the end of july said ukraine is not as good as the mossad, the israeli security but we'll be as good as mossad and we're going to have targets in -- inside enemy lines. so, it is possible. what really gives me pause is the russians first of all blame ukraine immediately. and they already found a culprit. they have movements coming in, living in the same building where darya dugina lived, the woman who got killed, leaving ukraine -- sorry, leaving russia, going to estonia, so on and so forth. whoever did it, and it's also entirely possible that one of the things we know about the states that ki

coupon, 22, nikita took off for me today. what nikita khrushchev and why? how do i know? dreamed. although today is 17 years old. so mine can somehow be timed offended by you, so you dream about it. whom do you want to exchange? lenya he helped you. moved you. you remember and in ukraine, in moscow, he saved us an apartment, when you were sent to kazakhstan. and then he stood up and that's it. leonid ilyich doesn't need victoria petrovna to swear. let's continue then. we are running out of time, we can not meet. nikita was the first to offer to take it off. call leonidovich colonel-general sanyok will we take a good walk? october 14, 17 years to become as you headed. you put it on yourself and you are still pulling. give me a kiss again, lenya really, you are our dear. thank you clothes friend congratulated who piled on? 10 years have passed since nikita porn okay. what did you bring? snot cossack steel i'm resting in kislovodsk. i bought it from one grandfather on occasion. red rubles thank you thank you colonel, throw it on earth, i'll clean it up later. where did i sto

were shot in 534, they came from the camps, they told you, did you know did not know but nikita serhiyevich khrushchevspeech at the 20th congress. we are meeting at the company, they will be considered and he told us. now you can know, you can know. oh, we didn't know. if we knew, we would have gone straight to the lubyanka with pitchforks. yes, but. our own party decided it for us, she said yes, there were separate separate crimes, it was generally correct, but you can do it separately, this is good stalin , stalin is not communism, this is stalin , he built distorted communism, but he is good communism in comrade putin's activities were both positive and to say negatively about your upcoming article about putin's activities this is not my article because it will be article 202 or the report or medvedev's is not mine and it is absolutely clear but again this is a russian formula now i understand but you understand that it will be another five years later well and the russian people, judging by everything, should say that putin is good, because everyone who made at least quasi-liberal reforms, like go

soviet leader nikita khrushchev accused the americans of aggression international law and banditry.as carried out so skillfully that the cia isis believed the soviet version and came to the conclusion that the failure of the operation occurred for purely technical reasons. the rain caused problems. and that's the only reason the russians went downstairs and accidentally discovered the tunnel. at the beginning of 1959, i was recalled from berlin back to london, where i accepted an assignment to the russian department, but only a year later. i unexpectedly received another very interesting offer to go for a year to lebanon to study arabic, the middle east is becoming a crossroads of conflicts tearing the world apart. we are preparing for the important work to be done there. and of course, we need experienced employees. like you, george, you've been to the east long before the war, after your father's death. i was sent to my uncle, a banker. there are excellent career prospects for you in caer. george yes sir, i've always been drawn to the east . but i must speak to my wife. i think gi

prices for nikita sergeevich khrushchev still go up at the chicago site the historic drought also driesivers of europe and paralyzes the rain's key water arteries with navigation, and the danube is no longer able to perform its main functions. it's negative affected the supply of huge volumes of fuel and coal. well, in addition, the drought hinders the trade in grain and other commodities. for example, the salt from the halburn is brought here by the nekardoryn river and usually they transfer almost 2,200. t now they are with six hundred tons. and it shows, the less water, the less cargo on ships, all new ships, all new ships that are ordered and built, are built taking into account low water, this measure is just to fit the situation. well, the problems don't end there. the water level in italian arterial waters has dropped so much that it does not allow watering rice fields and growing shellfish. well, in france, the ricks have become too dark and cannot effectively cool nuclear reactors, which only exacerbates the already large-scale energy crisis, as well as the situation in norway,

horror, which describes the attitude of joseph stalin, nikita khrushchev, sexual relations, and the bookcribes not people, but a period, so i continue your thought , sometimes i get the impression that such works appear because i want to here is something to write. i read blue fat. continue your thought i will say that this is for me this book that we have the best back. and this is not homosexuality, but love for the soviet union in the eighties, you know, i'm asking about something completely different. and we found a picture. guys, they say, that's just it. show us then, here, you understand. what's the name of propaganda? you see, and therefore gennady prefers pigeons here, they do not always distinguish each other. see him doing shit friend. well, well, what's your name? dimon on the first picture he sees is propaganda and i am not propaganda. this is a children's comic. of course, wait. well, i accidentally saw it. today, this is what they know perfectly well, well, a bird of a man. here is just what you saw in the history comics. this is not propaganda. why tell children that an e

khrushchev nikita sergeevich on his release from the duties of the first secretary due to advanced age and deterioration. health, the prisoner elected the first secretary of a comrade. brezhnev leonid ilyich what happened the coup? nuyu work need to cry sergeevich yes, bake a lot. brezhnev or kosygin is interesting, maybe something will change now? they will say, go to the district committee. how to explain to the people , they will explain everything, they will find the wording. i’ll leave early, at least i’ll have time to take portraits. comrades, let's sit down, why are we here to celebrate. sit down a new life a new man right? this is important, but moscow's political amusements. let's not talk about it in the right country. then let's help. who is this? i don't know, hello you to whom well, then get ready. come on urgently moscow listen, i'm not going. not at home well. i have a request, give orders. i want to fly with my wife. what are you saying? i want to fly with my wife, though i will manage all the chats. so he came. let's go, let's talk. gave birth to a good son. and a home

reduced to 10-11 after stalin's death with a light pitch of nikita sergeevich khrushchev, the nicknamened home and were born. what were the options that there are a million of them, maybe probably, he should not have said home, at least to sharpen the restoration of a country that lay in ruins and she lived on ration cards in fact, hunger, but that’s not what they are. of course they are taught this behavior. they have special courses. this is the battalion commander at the time of being captured. you can even compare the answers that are not historical there, so to speak, those that came out long ago, so to speak, but the current ones they answer approximately according to the same pattern. no, i didn't know, i don't know anything at all, i ordered. right here here i am applying. i have this and my finger is all a failure, so to speak harry in the powder. well, it was by chance that i put it next to the gun. it is clear that you will bring up a number of children next to him, i was not even going to anatoly a in terms of who he protects. i was a museum on untern, lindon, and in german

reduced to 10-11 after the death of stalin with a light supply of nikita sergeevich khrushchev , notn, they carefully returned home and were born. what were the options that there were a million of them all, maybe, he probably shouldn’t have told them home, at least to sharpen the restoration of a country that lay in ruins and lived on ration cards, in fact, starving the witcher yes teaches them this behavior. they have special courses. this is the battalion commander moment of capture. you even compare the answers that are not historical there, so to speak, long gone, so to speak, these, but the current ones they answer approximately according to the same pattern. no, i didn't know, i didn't do anything at all. you are just applying. i have this and my finger all covered in powder, so to speak, powder garif. well, it's by chance that i put it next to the gun appeared, of course, and you will bring up a number of children next to him, i would be afraid. not even anatoly is going from the point of view of the one whom he protects. i was a museum in the morning dan lindon, but in germa

konstantinovich kiselev told you many times you can choose sarmat or poseidon sergeevich khrushchev told his time, nikita do you need? yes during soviet crisis, there are six or seven, how many there they are all in an hour, our means have become stronger. the second nonentity is boris johnson, who decided to come to ukraine from vacation and there he began to be smart about telling that the main thing is that he doesn’t like it. don't be afraid to humiliate putin says johnson let's see, it's very funny. now is not the time to move forward with a shaky negotiation plan with someone who is not interested, you can't negotiate with a bear who eats your leg with a robber who put you on the floor and between by the way, don't be afraid to humiliate putin we don't worry about humiliating a bear or a robber. only one process is important, restore the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine, which means that this half-turkish moron, for some reason you use the russian name boris can’t understand the main thing, if the bear eats your leg, then you can humiliate him than by the fact that you have meat tas