country, no, not the one that will happen in the eighties, perestroika was then declared by nikita sergeyevich. khrushchevn construction and architecture. in early january 1958 , nikita sergeyevich khrushchev, the first secretary of the cpsu central committee, was expected in veskuli in belovezhskaya pushcha. the belarusian leadership had to report on the fulfillment of his order, given a year earlier in 1957. at that time , the task was set to build a government residence in the protected area as soon as possible, where high-level guests could be received for hunting. after all, it was a state dacha in the gpu belovezhskaya pushcha, so that's in the design assignment, but it was always subordinated first to moscow. but unexpectedly for everyone , a serious scandal erupted. khrushchev, when he saw the two-story building, pounced with reproaches on both the management and the builders. i have such palaces in moscow, we need wooden ones, a hunting one. but no matter how much you like the building, it is truly unique in its. the use of our natural materials remains a special pride of the residence, here is d

released almost immediately after stalin’s death, by special order of the next leader of the ussr, nikita khrushcheved, the agents of influence remained, but now they expanded, they became completely different, they were already part of the party and state power, that’s where the trick lies, you know, one of the cases - my wife was already a schoolgirl about the creation of an independent state , supporting ukrainian nationalists their ideas becomes one of the priorities american intelligence, i am a traveler, aeronaut jean. ivan, and so we get bored, what a fairy tale, without ivan, uh, what began, without deception and without a flint, i was imprisoned in the flints, a pen, hand-written, magic ink, you’ll get it, you the main thing is in van, hurry up, then i’ll have a horse, a mechanical one, but... beat yourself over the head, you have a cage that goes where you need it, that’s what my name is, because i’m not taking you where you fool want, where you need it, i can’t live without traveling, flint, the one who has flint in his pocket doesn’t need a pen, soon. let's translate from clerical to und

, no, not the one that would happen in the eighties, perestroika was then announced by nikita sergeyevich khrushchev, in construction and architecture, in early january 1958. the first secretary of the cpsu central committee nikita sergeyevich khrushchev was awaited in the kulyakhs in belovezhskaya pushcha. the belarusian leadership had to report on the implementation of his order, given a year earlier in 1957. then the task was set, in the shortest possible time in a protected area, to build a government residence, where it would be possible to receive high-level guests and... it was not envisaged, for the construction of the facility the best forces were thrown in, they built at a rapid pace, they chose viskuli as a location, pushsha is located in the watershed zone of the baltic and black seas, viskuli, pure pine forest, berry bushes all around, pine, oak, spruce, such overgrowth as there was none now, foliage, it was all blown through, no... there was no smoke there in principle, a good pine forest, there was a boar, plenty, the food supply was excellent. on january 5, 1958, khrushchev was greet

released immediately after stalin’s death, by special order of the next leader of the ussr, nikita khrushchevents of influence remained, but now they have expanded, they have become completely different, they were already part of the party state power, that’s where the whole trick lies, you know, one of the cases - my wife was already a schoolgirl, she was at the demonstration together with her parents, she remembers one of the episodes when her father saw a man carrying some kind of banner or portrait, what does it say, it was a policeman, he killed us, alone... aerodynamics, supporting ukrainian nationalists with their ideas about creating an independent state is becoming one of the priorities of american intelligence. we will take on this case, it will be... honest detective, are you used to watching videos on the internet? has it stopped working? we install, open, watch, russian channels, all series, movies and cartoons, educational programs and documentaries, watch, watch in the application or on the website. beat yourself over the head, you have a nickname, where necessary, that’s what

unification and neutralization of germany on march 10, 1952. 6 years later november 28th. 1958 nikita khrushchevree city, that is, taking away their occupation zones from western countries, and on november 7. in the ninth year with the creation of some blocs, and later in the fifty-fifth year due to the fact that the federal republic of germany, yes, west germany, was being drawn into nato, an ats bloc was being created, then there is a warsaw pact organization; in may 1955 , a corresponding agreement was signed in warsaw. why didn’t the soviet union resort to this before? well, apparently, solely for reasons of german participation, that is, as soon as it became clear that the participation of germany should be avoided. nato will not succeed, since the soviet union made very active efforts, including propaganda efforts , to disrupt negotiations on the european defense community, through which germany itself was tried to drag him into nato, he succeeded because the french national assembly failed these negotiations, in 1955 germany was connected to the western alliance and through it to nato. af

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professor of international affairs, and the great—granddaughter of former soviet union leader nikita khrushchevborder has been sort of protected by watchmen. but not necessarily _ protected by watchmen. but not necessarily by — protected by watchmen. but not necessarily by actual _ protected by watchmen. but not necessarily by actual troops - necessarily by actual troops which is embarrassing and the reason it is embarrassing because since march there has been incursions since the presidential elections, i don't want equality elections, when putin was becoming president for his fifth term, they have been incursions and they have been incursions and they have been repelled quickly but that was embarrassing enough at that time and the order supposedly was to protect the border and has not been protected because russians were concentrated on the donbas region, on the regions in ukraine. let's turn to some other important news around the world. pakistan's military announced on monday that its former spy chief was arrested and will be court—martialled. the military said faiz hameed was detained foll

soviet prime minister nikita khrushchev said at the 20th congress that stalin would not come out foreek, he did not believe that hitler would attack him like this, the situation would change immediately, the british would send stafford cripps as the foreign minister, the foreign affairs minister , he would go to moscow, sit and talk that we are your supporters from today. churchill's speech is interesting vacations come and go. i will repeat that chalchil will become the prime minister instead of chamberlain. he says that i really hate the ideology of communism, but today i am with the communists because hitler is destroying the world and destroying the world. they are afraid that moureq al-dawla sapar wrote in the book world war ii, but people don't know it , mostly because of world war i. he says, "i listened to the radio on 11 september and saw it." russia and let it be said that on june 22, germany attacked russia and is moving forward, and it was moving forward terribly because the people's hatred of the communist ideals destroyed god , destroyed the prophet , closed the churche

the film was shot in 1964. when nikita sergeevich khrushchev was at the head of the soviet union, condemning craving of collective farmers for their own subsidiary plots. however, when the film was completed, khrushchev was removed and the party leadership considered the film politically erroneous. the painting was put on a shelf and waited for its time, which came in 1975. the credits indicate 1974 as the year of production. during the first year of release, the film managed to attract over 20 million viewers. "here they are, ay-ay-ay-ay-ay, they've driven you into a corner, leon stepanovich, you need to come out of this dark corner with light." the main role was played by pavel vasilyevich kormunin. in his youth, he worked as an electric welder on construction sites in tataria, then served in the army and led army amateur performance groups. since 1946, he has been an actor in the soviet theater group. we are on our way to one of the natural attractions of our country, the route includes places that will come. to all lovers of flora and fauna. for details, see the place on the map section.

you, the filming of the film took place in 1964, when the head of the soviet union was nikita sergeevich khrushchevwho condemned the craving of collective farmers for their own subsidiary plots, however, when the film was finished, khrushchev was removed. and the party leadership considered the film politically erroneous. the painting was put on a shelf and waited for its time, which came in 1975. the credits indicate 1974 as the year of production. during the first year of release, the film managed to attract over 20 million viewers. here they are, ah-ah-ah-ah-ah! they've driven me into a corner! leon stepanovich, you need to go out. there is light from this dark corner. the main role was played by pavel vasilyevich kormunin. in his youth he worked as an electric welder on construction sites in tatarstan, then served in the army and led army amateur performance groups since 1946. he was an actor in the theater of the group of soviet forces in germany, then served in the kazan drama theater. after filming the film in belarus, pavel vasilyevich, at the age of 45, was invited to minsk, to the belarus

thank you. craniums held officers of power. nikita khrushchev transferred crimea to ukraine, crushed the suede. i think this profound dislike for all things russians comes from . because if they're going to just start in 2014, it's been building up for many years, even decades. you know, 1st of all, i was born involved. i was born in north pole on don't you will find when you moved to. i thought strange. and when i turned 5, because of always an incredibly beautiful city and with doing it and they have great music school in traditions at the conservatory, they do is this the way you've probably heard of the golden ring. and so it includes lots of work that is bloomberg, that's involved now. and also tristan, i think, and girl, it's a total of 5 cities. and, oh, world famous musicians would visit the conservatories in the cities and, you know, several times a year to give all 3 now called master classes and list of course, you know, most of them told such classes, centuries ago, some of the famous notes out. but either his father or his son, one of them who so what we both had to offe

thank you. craniums held officers or forward nikita khrushchev transferred crimea to ukraine, crushed the sway. i think this profound dislike for all things russians comes from because of doesn't just start in 2014. it's been building up for many years, even decades. you know, 1st of all i was born and little. i was born in raw stolen, don't you have 5 when you moved in thought strange. and when i turned 5, going to see what was always an incredibly beautiful city to and they have great music school in traditions at the conservatory was made to us as the one you've probably heard of the golden ring. so it includes lots of work that is blumberg that's involved now. and also tristan, i think, and girl, it's a total of 5 cities. and all world famous musicians would visit the conservatories and these, it's a significant gut several times a year to give all 3. now called master classes must've list, you know, most of them told such classes, centuries ago, some of the famous multiple, but the, the, his father always on one of them. so what we both had to offer in terms of music education wa

from july 31 to august 3, 1958, nikita khrushchev makes an official visit to china, hoping to overcomes. kootzedong convinces his soviet counterpart at the talks that the ussr and china together can effectively resist the usa, calling them a paper tiger. he also for the first time raises the issue of transferring soviet nuclear technology to china. khrushchev says that he must consult with the presidium of the supreme soviet, but promises not to leave china in trouble. the following year, in 1959, khrushchev goes to china again, but... this time he is given an even colder reception, and it is not possible to reach an agreement, then the ussr includes economic measures. by the summer of the sixties, trade turnover between the countries falls, deliveries of soviet technology and equipment to chinese industry are reduced, which leads to the failure of the great leap forward policy. the great leap forward is, i would say, dizziness from success. soviet aid and in general this accelerated return of china after the civil war was so successful that maozedong began to think that it was possibl

nikita sergeyevich khrushchev on november 23, 1955 , issues a decree lifting the ban on abortions. did he do this? this is very interesting. look, there is evidence from one of our intelligence officers who worked in washington in the seventies, oleg vladimirovich pilipets, who received it from the former united states ambassador to the soviet union, gariman. july 18, 23,

they were memoranda of conversations, for example, sort of nikita khrushchev meeting with foreign leaders, just having party meetings or an invasion of doing the same. they were of various memoranda, letters, etc., that you would expect. but in the crucial case it was also rants crucial who did not read or write all that much love to rant. and he would rant on any subject and he had this no takers would take down everything that he said and you have the rants crucial brands in the archive you've got all this material you start reading this you feel like you are a psychiatrist. but in a in a room with a patient and are telling you their stories. and, ofnot spond. but they're telling you they're venting their frustrations. they're talking about their fears, delusions, you know, view of the world, what they hope to achieve and really begin to understand this. people at a almost personal level in a way that we could not do before. and a vast amount of books have been written about the cold war and even soviet rule, soviet role in cold war. we never before, ever had as much factual material to

they were memoranda of conversations, for example, sort of nikita khrushchev meeting with foreign leaders, just having party meetings or an invasion of doing the same. they were of various memoranda, letters, etc., that you would expect. but in the crucial case it was also rants crucial who did not read or write all that much love to rant. and he would rant on any subject and he had this no takers would take down everything that he said and you have the rants crucial brands in the archive you've got all this material you start reading this you feel like you are a psychiatrist. but in a in a room with a patient and are telling you their stories. and, of course, cannot respond. but they're telling you they're venting their frustrations. they're talking about their fears, delusions, you know, view of the world, what they hope to achieve and really begin to understand this. people at a almost personal level in a way that we could not do before. and a vast amount of books have been written about the cold war and even soviet rule, soviet role in cold war. we never before, ever had as much factu

the film was shot in 1964, when the head of the soviet union was nikita sergeevich khrushchev, who condemnedg of collective farmers for their own subsidiary plots, however, when the film was finished, khrushchev was removed and the party leadership considered the film politically erroneous, the film was put on the shelf and waited in the wings, which came in 1975, the credits indicate 1974 as the year of production, in the first year of release the film managed to attract over 20 million viewers to the screens, so they locked it up, ay-ay-ay-ay-ay. you've been driven into a corner, leon stepanovich, you need to come out of this dark corner with light. the main role was played by pavel vasilyevich kormunin, in his youth he worked as an electric welder on construction sites in tataria, then served in the army and led army amateur performance groups, since 1946 he was an actor in the theater of the group of soviet forces in germany, then served in the kazan drama theater, after filming.. . be quiet, watch the film horned bastion on august 3 on our tv channel. today we are heading to one of the

nikita sergeyevich khrushchev on november 23, 1955 , issues a decree lifting the ban on abortions. why did he do it? it's very interesting. look, there is evidence from one of our intelligence officers who worked in washington in the seventies, oleg vladimirovich pilipets, who received it from the former us ambassador to the soviet union, gariman. on july 18, 23, 1955 , a meeting took place in geneva between khrushchev and western leaders. the us was then represented by dwight eisenhower, england by prime minister anthony eden, france by prime minister edgar faure. on at that meeting, western partners made a number of demands to the soviet union in order to improve relations with western countries. the three most important ones were: reduction of armed forces, condemnation of stalin's activities, lifting the ban on abortions, and as we remember very well, all three demands were met, and the key demands were: reduction of armaments , that is, weakening the country, condemnation of stalin, that is, condemnation of the one who was the leader in... in korea today the birth rate is 0.72

well, let's return to history: stalin dies and my namesake, nikita sergeyevich khrushchev on novemberes a decree. on lifting the ban on abortions. why did he do it? it's very interesting. look, there is evidence from one of our intelligence officers who worked in washington in the seventies, oleg vladimirovich pilipets, who received it from the former ambassador of the united states to the soviet union, gariman. on july 18, 23, 1955 , a meeting took place in geneva between khrushchev and western leaders. the united states was then represented by dwight eisenhower, england by prime minister anthony eden, france by prime minister edgar faure. on at that meeting, western partners made a number of demands to the soviet union in order to improve relations with western countries. the three most important ones are:

i mean, i am going to quote nikita khrushchev, hear the former soviet premier when he said to jfk after a nuclear war the survivors would end the, the debt how does artificial intelligence make this problem even worse great question nuclear command and control systems are surprisingly analog. at least that's what i learned in my reporting. meaning. because these systems were created back in the days before computers had the hold on weapons systems like they do now everything was analog based they have continued that way. specifically so that they can't be hacked. i'll give you a quick example. >> our sub launched ballistic missiles. >> they guide to their targets by star citing a little panel opens up in the tip of the warhead and guides itself by the star's that's ancient technology. of course, there are other systems and black, but that gives you an idea of how important it is that the nuclear systems cannot be hacked by something like aoc one of the many things i'm reaching for your book, but one of the many things that i learned from you is once these missiles are launched, they can

well, let's go back to history: stalin dies, and my namesake, nikita sergeyevich khrushchev , on novemberues a decree lifting the ban on abortions. why did he do this? this is very interesting. look, there is evidence from one of our intelligence officers, who worked in washington in the seventies, oleg vladimirov. pilipets, who received from the former united states ambassador to the soviet union, harriman. on july 23, 1955 , a meeting took place in geneva between khrushchev and western leaders. the united states was then represented by dwight esenhower, england by prime minister anthony eden, france by prime minister edgar faure. at that meeting, the western partners. and were in no hurry to resolve the issue of abortion, for example, in great britain abortions were legalized in 1967, in the united states in 1973, but in 2022 this law was abolished and allowed only in certain states, and in france abortions were allowed only in 1975, look at what an amazing coincidence, so - who demands that khrushchev in 1955 allow abortion, who writes our constitution in 1993, in which the protection

read, i was a student, i studied all this and so on, i remember very well the words of nikita sergeyevich khrushchev, said by the leader of france and great britain, he said, you know, in egypt, what would the french and the british say if missiles exploded, well, nuclear or simple missiles, i quote from memory, in paris in london, however, after this followed and... very important from my point of view, justified, we are connecting our american colleague, scott rittora, who is with us on skype from the united states. scott, i would like to immediately ask you, from your point of view, does american society understand that in russia they believe that the biden administration is increasingly drawn into an undeclared war. no, it seems to me, i will now try to explain to you, the fact is that ignorance reigns in today's american society, and because of this ignorance, russophobia arises, which has permeated the entire american society, so it is impossible to conduct a rational dialogue about what is really happening in russia today. it is impossible to talk with people about what the political course t

one day, the leader of the ussr nikita khrushchev confidently promised the soviet people that a new lifeome in 1980. that year, the life of one person really changed. abruptly, the lighting technicians of the leningrad music hall asked lenya leykin to replace a sick artist three years later in the new year's blue light about a theater artist actor. in the forest near the village of bolshaya izhora, which is 56 km from the northern capital , an unusual individual has appeared, local squirrels, hares and hedgehogs have wisely scattered, noticing a suspicious local resident who breaks stereotypes and homo sapiens, an eccentric type, he will try a toadstool to taste, then... it is not shameful to be a fool in our country, in russia, this is commendable, there should be more real fools, not those who are fools, but those who - as it used to be ivanushko the fool, everyone says, but he ivanushko the fool, but he is not a fool, in the end what does he have, a wife beauty, half his kingdom, if not everything. everything is wonderful with us, a fool is uh in the blood, as if in russia of a russia

it is precisely this now chooses new idols in cinema, theater, on the estrada, and although nikita khrushchev avant-garde exhibition in the manezh, the newspaper vecherniy leningrad had already published an article " a literary drone", the atmosphere in the city was still uplifting. 20 years after the war, people knew how to enjoy life as never before. that year, andrei petrov held the first festival leningrad musical spring, all his colleagues and friends from the leningrad estrada took part in this festival. they were young, talented, successful, they believes that life will be happy, if only there was no war. in the morning of a clear day, you and i, the mood is excellent. then why won't we tell anyone, this is our personal business , everything is brighter in our souls, and it's more fun to work, love helps us, we remember it every hour, hundreds of times with a smile, we sing it again, even if in front of you somewhere, far away, take this song with you, don't forget, don't forget, titanic luxury collection, welcome to riksus premium magavish youths and villas. where luxury rooms and vil

residents then turned to the moscow city council, headed by the moscow city party committee, nikita sergeevich khrushchevhe somehow contributed to the fact that the house was not torn down, the house was put on rails, and the utilities were not disconnected. on the night of march 4 , 1939, it was moved so smoothly that the residents did not even wake up, as the urban legend goes: in the morning they discovered that they had moved almost fifty meters into the street. "where, where, don't move my house, i haven't had time to depict it yet." the traveler's house is another of the most elegant moscow houses, like a teremok, made in a pseudo-russian style. the roof of the building is decorated with two towers made of multi-tiered shields. later they will be decorated with metal frames. by the way, according to the author's idea, they were supposed to be copper, but there was not enough money at that time, so the shields were covered with metal. and in the entrances there is a real modernization before this... the courtyard is already in the final stage, it will be possible to see it in all its glory by the en

well, let's go back to history: stalin dies, and my namesake, nikita sergeyevich khrushchev, on novemberifting the ban on abortions. why did he do this? this is very interesting. look, there is evidence from one of our intelligence officers, working in washington in the seventies, oleg vladimirovich pilipets, who received from the former ambassador of the united states in... with western countries, the three most important ones are the reduction of armed forces, condemnation of stalin's activities, lifting the ban on abortions, and as we remember very well, all three demands were met, and the key demands are: the reduction of armaments, that is, the weakening of the country, condemnation of stalin. that is, condemnation of the one who was the leader in the victory over fascist germany and the extermination of the population through abortions, this is what we had to do so that we could sit in the hallway of one of these three countries, and note that these countries themselves were in no hurry to settle the issue by conciliar, for example, great britain... abortions were legalized in 1967

. >> caller: i thought richard nixon did quite well when he visited nikita khrushchev in 1959, he handled that quite well. >> guest: he did. there's a famous team that had adebate in a model kitchen , and exhibit of western kitchenware and nixon was he there and confronted chris co jeff, the head of the soviet union and they debated the cold war and it helped nixon's political position because americans could see him as a force that could stand up to communists . he was on the cover of time and life at the time, it was important for him and that we are, highly charged tranny of the cold war when the soviets were our great enemy and the important thing was an american and the soviet leader talked to each other, that didn't happen in the 1950s, we were in separate camps but to bring them together face-to-face even though it was a contentious conversation, at least they were talking. >> host: your father at harpercollins did something very unusual for the day. he gave somebody a million-dollar advance for a book . >> guest: i had forgotten that, who got the events? my dad was the number two

adored potatoes, dear, beloved leonid ilyich preferred fried potatoes with onions and peppers, nikita khrushchevllage potato soup, oh, or fried in lard, sizzling with a crust, edging, potato roll, casserole, stewed potatoes with black plums, stewed potatoes with laurel leaf and pepper, young boiled potatoes with dill, shangi, is it something like that, oh, i know this process, these are such bubbles unification, exactly. potatoes played an important role in our history. in old soviet houses there were often earthen floors, sheds, which people used to store potatoes and other winter supplies. under each house in our krushchevka, 40 apartments, 40 sheds, they buried vegetables there, well, ruhali, tsanki, skis. that day, a pensioner called the police and said: he went down to the basement of the house to collect potatoes, took his dog with him, the animal suddenly began to dig a hole in the earthen floor, soon a man's hand appeared from there. a new twist, who is this dead man? and a new suspect, courtship, flirtation. who is she, the mysterious lady? she turned out to be married, but where is the

when nikita sergeyevich khrushchev. in this aircraft, he said that it was simpler and cheaper to build submarines with missiles on board than one m-50 aircraft. soon this missile euphoria passed, but the program had already been closed by that time, as was the okb, and this business did not receive any continuation. in the early seventies a new competition was announced to create a supersonic strategic bomber. and three design bureaus became its participants. in addition to misishchev, andrei tupolev and pavel sukhoi presented their projects. the members of the commission really liked sukhoi's aircraft. t4 ms. many new ideas were incorporated into it, what was the fuselage alone worth. its flattened shape was supposed to provide the machine with less resistance and greater lift. such a fuselage is also called a load-bearing fuselage. however, each new solution increased the technical risk cost. in addition, the sukhoi design bureau was already overloaded with work. at that time , three more aircraft were being created there, but not for long-range, but assistance and was directly invol

defense. and the great patriotic war after construction in the fifty-sixth year nikita came to power sergeevich khrushchevarchitectural excesses and, accordingly , the burners and pylons were dismantled, the entire pavilion was covered with a box that represented a radio receiver, a radio receiver and a mast, that is. instead of this beauty, it was just a white rectangle, and of course, vdnkh is a favorite place for walks with the whole family, past endless alleys, flower beds, lawns and lawns, vdnkh is 250 hectares of landscaped areas, in addition to the neighboring ostankino park, and this 75 hectares, gardeners closely monitor everything. u we have 135 hectares of lawns, 77 flower beds. we grew 26,000 pieces, which means we have a very green area, and the length of our hedges is 16 km, and every year we plant about half a million annual flowers, about half a million bulbous crops, that is, our volume of work is very large. for the anniversary, gardeners planted an impressive flower bed at the national economy, and it is not uncommon for an exhibition of national economic achievements to be painted with

thank you. craniums held officers of power. nikita khrushchev transferred crimea to ukraine, crushed the suede. i think this profound dislike for all things russians comes from because of doesn't it just starts in 2014. it's been building up for many years even decade. it's, you know, 1st of all i was born involved. i was born endorsed on don't you have 5 when you moved in thought strange. and when i turned 5, going to see what was always an incredibly beautiful city and with one, and they have great music school in traditions at the conservatory, the latest which the what you've probably heard of the golden ring. and so it includes lots of work. lambert that's involved now and also tristan, i think, and girl, it's a total of 5 cities who and all world famous musicians would visit the conservatories and these, it's a significant gut and several times a year to give all 3 now called master of glasses. and most of course, you know, most of them told such classes, centuries ago, some of the famous notes out, but the, the, his father always on one of them. so what we both had to offer in