nikita sergeevich got out of the car. crowd there with the desire of hands, some questions, answers, and so on. here, i'm telling you. yes, everything has changed, like something less than a magic wand at the end of his 12-day tour of america, khrushchev arrives at the residence of president eisenhower, whom david negotiate disarmament, i saw that e ibnhara is to disturb and seriously disturb. he really is. uh, i wanted to agree that there would be no war with negotiations and conversations, he says no to a military man, but i am very afraid of water, so i would like not to do everything in order to avoid war, and above all, the president would not have another me, if we could come to an agreement with you and exclusively, well, we knew how to agree their position. they knew our posi position. the sides are different, but both powers do not want to fight, and this gives hope. america struck khrushchev, he sees how fabulously rich the americans are, and this also gives him hope. they can meditate. he's on his way, so we ca

nikita sergeevich travels a lot around the world.uring the 30 years of his reign, stalin only left the ussr twice. in 10 years, khrushchev managed to visit almost 50 countries. and his trips always pursued clear political goals. dramatically changing, the world situation is collapsing the colonial system and this opens up new prospects for the penetration of socialism into india, other countries of the third world and the middle east, khrushchev is well aware that if these countries are not embraced and warmed up, then the americans will do it. friendship costs the soviet union very dearly. after all, there are more and more friends with soviet money, and with the participation of soviet specialists, sports complexes are being built in indonesia, institutes in perm, metallurgical plants in india and even entire cities throughout africa for khrushchev, this is one of the most effective ways to wage the cold war. who will win more friends them or us? on october 4, 1957, a new design rocket, korolev, takes off from the baikonur cosmodro

friday deceived nikita sergeevich.sures will go rumors all sorts of strife. why should i not i agree people are not ready to explain everything gradually to people like this. believes that i see, not really, you know? ok. tired of your shipilov already bitter. sticks his nose into all the cracks well, in general, he imagines himself an ideologue? let's think. well maybe its back to the truth. listen to you, that's just the deportation of the tatars from the crimea to deal with. honestly. i said think it up, so i'm sorry, it's move what kind of people have to think for them all the time? it is necessary to move your shipilov to the minister of foreign affairs. well, first of all, let him know his place it’s impossible for such clever secretaries of the central committee to sit, but secondly, if molotov malenkov really set their sights on him. let them think that it was molotov who was hooked by the decision of the presidium of the supreme soviet of the ussr shipilov dmitry trofimovich was appointed minister of foreign a

so thank you dear nikita sergeevich for everything.clusion is one story that few people know, as you know, a month and a half after the death of his father, vasily stalin was arrested, they charged him with debauchery and drunkenness, they slapped him for 8 years in the camps, but they kept him in prison in the vladimir central, where, as you know, a year goes for three, they finished off, knowing the problems with health. vasya quickly broke down and began to write tearful letters to khrushchev, when he became completely ill after listening. having reported to the chief, the kgb shelepin, they say there will be a scandal if stalin’s son lies in prison, khrushchev gave the command to bring vasily to the kremlin and brought him. entering the office. vasya collapsed on his knees and cried some sergeyevich raised him with words. what are they with you. the bastards made cognac on pavel and sent him alone to lefortovo for another year. why did i say this, i think you yourself understood everything. look, do you know any of these people, ho

from the end of the forties, nikita sergeevich was one of the people closest to stalin, according tos very fond of frightening his vanity, i would die to the soul of his realistic power. failing to defend the means of the state, they were silent and the people did not say anything, because it was useless not to receive such disputes. apparently he himself was intimidated by the possibility of a soviet united attack. however, khrushchev was wrong. stalin had very good reason to be afraid. the west did not have time to die down, world war ii, as england and the united states begin to develop plans for an atomic strike on a recent ally of the ussr, this was the beginning of the cold war. in 1949, the pentagon develops the most ambitious of these plans, operation sudden strike. 300 atomic bombs were supposed to turn 70 soviet cities into a lifeless nuclear desert in moscow leningrad. novosibirsk kiev, tbilisi and dozens of other cities had to repeat the tragic fate of hiroshima and nagasaki. stalin is also preparing for this war, how can the soviet army, sharply reduced after the great p

nikita sergeevich wanted to talk to you about this, because well, here, of course, colleagues probablysuede. e, here, and about ilona mask, of course, here. well, i have myself, and yet, and even the mask directly say what i mean, so, i'm talking about the mask and went to a young modern advanced man and so further, after all, in your opinion, musk, who technically hints that somehow it’s already hard for him to provide for the starling himself. and that, of course, is satellite communications. and this is all this vaunted , indeed, the existing efficiency of something with which we are not very good at the moment. but when he says hello to you? something i have not pulled myself. and this is in your opinion, to whom and about what? that’s exactly what he’s talking about, not with a banderlog, of course, and in general with a collective miller, but with whom and about what it’s absolutely naive to believe that elon musk was offended on this. here is the moron melnik who wrote the fakes. it's still not like that at all, that he was offended? today i’m saying, when it all started, a lot

i am absolutely sure that nikita sergeevich still does not understand. how much money did they pay to wet him, beat him on those points, on which we would not have become together destruction, i put myself in my place. i think so. this is how i would be bombed. hell, i have n't lived there in a year. i would just go out the window. ask him why we deliberately bleeped the name that darya igorevna called not out of fear, below salvation, out of a desire not to deprive people of hope that they would sincerely admit that they were wrong. this hope all needs to be left in my opinion. i repent not because it's not just a consequence. no , because there may be a court there or i may not i repent, because this is such human dirt, from which it is hard and unpleasant for me. although i have a very broad ethical standards. here. i want to be forgiven and not live with this anymore. this young woman. this is called active repentance. that is, she found courage in herself. none of those with whom she dealt men dared. frightened, thought it would all go away, and, pr

in the head of nikita sergeevich, but he began to discuss it, as far as i can judge from my subjective he is the first, just mikoyan told that he was the most trusted person to the politburov. khrushchev for that period of time, and he told him, uh, about this topic, koen opposed this idea, that is, did not speak out, and in private conversations with nikita sergeevich, at the same time, malinovsky actively supported the minister of defense with them at that time. and when did this issue become more widely discussed? uh, there was a meeting of the uh politburo, if i am not mistaken, in the month of june, and it unanimously came out in favor. i understand that there was unanimity then, but it’s special, so to speak properties. eh, but nonetheless. uh, it was a unanimous decision, including the vote. mikoyan, everyone spoke in favor of exactly the same as everyone spoke out. uh, for the cancellation for the withdrawal of troops, then uh missiles, but the responsibility, of course, lies with the politburov as a whole. and although the idea did not belong to sergeevich, then in the soviet

kennedy, the soviet leader nikita sergeevich khrushchev did not want war, but it took incredible diplomatic efforts to stop the world from being literally on the verge of a military catastrophe. one of the key people, the main figure in the sentencing process of the soviet side was anatoly fedorovich dobrynin, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of the soviet socialist republics to the united states of america. i arrived in washington at a time when the war was in full swing, intelligence and spy-mania, a few words about my worker. office at the embassy. this the office had two good large windows overlooking the small lawn of the main street, but then. both windows were bricked up from the inside. a magnetic field circulated between the walls. defense against outside eavesdropping this is how the secure office was supposed to be created. anatoly dobrynin soviet diplomat, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of the soviet union to the united states under six american presidents, had a unique ability to build trusting ties and resolve conflicts, played a key role in resolving

soviet leader nikita sergeevich khrushchev sent us president john f.et and personal letter. the main theses of this letter were prepared here by ambassador dobrynin from a letter from the chairman of the council of ministers of the ussr nikita khrushchev to us president john f. kennedy moscow october 24 , 1962 dear mr. president i have received your letter of october 23, i have studied it and i am answering you. you, mr. president, do not declare quarantine. leave us an ultimatum and threaten us if we don't give in to your demands. you will use force. think about what you're saying, and you want to convince us to agree to this you no longer you appeal to reason, but you want to intimidate us. americans in new york and there left the cities. they were leaving somewhere in the village empty. uh streets, it was a panic. maybe what kind of situation arose lowered lowered the city. washington dc october 24, 1962 top secret tensions here in washington continue to escalate, one senses that americans are very nervous waiting for the first council to come to th

and in private conversations with nikita sergeevich, at the same time, malinovsky actively supportedfense with them at that time. and when did this issue become more widely discussed? uh, there was a meeting of the uh politburo, if i am not mistaken, in the month of june, and it unanimously came out in favor. i understand that there was unanimity then, but there was a special quality, so to speak. er, but nonetheless. uh, it was a unanimous decision, including the vote. mikoyan, everyone spoke in favor of exactly the same as everyone spoke out. uh, for the cancellation for the withdrawal of troops, then uh missiles, but the responsibility, of course, lies with the politburov as a whole. and although the idea did not belong to sergeevich, then in the soviet union there was not much publicity, and our compatriots did not know much, unlike the americans, who, therefore, held their breath. still, if we abstract a little from the caribbean crisis and look more broadly, bearing in mind today's public opinion in general in crisis situations, when prestige is called on the cone, or at least

soviet leader nikita sergeevich khrushchev sent the us president john f. personal letter being prepared here. from a letter from the chairman of the council of ministers of the ussr nikita khrushchev secret to us president john f. kennedy moscow october 24 , 1962 dear mr. president i have received your letter of october 23, i have studied it and am replying to you. you, mr. president, do not declare quarantine. leave us an ultimatum and threaten us if we don't give in to your demands. you will use force. think about what you're saying, and you want to convince us to agree to this, you no longer appeal to reason, but you want to intimidate us. the americans of new york and there that he was leaving the cities. they went somewhere to the village empty were. uh streets, it was a panic. maybe what kind of situation arose lowered lowered the city. washington october 24, 1962 top secret tensions here in washington continue to escalate, one senses that americans are very nervous waiting for the first advice to come to the quarantine clinics. for 24 years, in this

tried to damage my reputation with my own hands in this way, i would also call it no, because nikita sergeevichnot understands. how much money was paid for what was soaked in the form of patent points, for which we would not be destroyed. yes, i put myself in my place. think so. this is how i would be bombed. damn, i didn't live there for a year. i'm just in the window came out. why? ask him why we specifically bleeped the name that darya igorevna named, not out of fear, nor out of a desire not to deprive people of the hope that they would sincerely admit that they were wrong. this is hope, everything needs to be left in my opinion, not because it's not that it's a consequence. yes, no, because there may or may not be a court, i repent, because this is such human dirt, from which it is hard and unpleasant for me. although i have very broad ethical standards. here. i want to be forgiven and don't live with it anymore. here's what she did. this is a young woman. this is called active repentance. that is, she found courage in herself. none of those with whom she dealt men dared. frightened, though

the next motorcade we have is a card file of nikita sergeevich khrushchev, then a motorcade appears, motorcycles already appear there. the accompaniment to which we are now quite seriously accustomed to the fourth tuple. the last in the history of the soviet country and completes our cortege. mikhail sergeevich gorbachev is a real car from a special purpose garage, some experimental cars of all government motorcades in the soviet union were developed by domestic designers and assembled at car factories. in moscow and gorky russian federation president's motorcade for a long time consisted of foreign cars. today, the head of state and government leaders drive russian auruses. this is how a great country should be. several cars appeared, similar to government limousines, but being a convertible a common distinguishing feature. here is a vertical stand, handrails. it indicates that this is an exclusively military vehicle. yes, we have several cars that were used in parades in this car in general unique in the sense that they were made there 1-2 copies were available in the garages of th

the use of ballistic intercontinental missiles began long before nikita sergeevich became the head ofat this is some kind of rehabilitation, and next time think that this is something of a condemnation. i do not do one or the second with us advertising immediately after that you will continue. of course, the premiere on the russia channel, go to the temporary command of the captain. i thought you and sveta were looking for me in this sense, that for some reason it could be right away, the artist continues to watch on monday at 20:20 three krizan helps to treat acute respiratory viral infections , strengthen immunity and restore strength trekrezan. be healthy for a cheerful morning or excellent dinner. create a cozy atmosphere with smart technology up to 60%. i like that it is possible to control the teplek from the phone. the teplek has a high efficiency , does not burn out oxygen and is absolutely fireproof. only now the teplak heater at a special price thanks to me people's life appears both weekends and working days. i will help you prepare for your interview. even if you go to him

of the technical school. wars in the history of the soviet union in the period the reign of nikita sergeevichushchev, the period that church historians call the khrushchev persecution of the church, when about fifty percent of the temples were closed throughout the soviet union, as well as most of the monasteries, most of the theological schools, and in particular. in 1947, the minsk theological seminary was opened in zhirovichi and resumed. its first revival a was in the sixty-third year at the height of khrushchev 's persecution. it was already closed and, uh, the authorities had plans for the monastery, so they wanted to close it in the cathedral. uh, since in zhirovichi already then the agrarian-technical college operated today, then it was called technical school. they planned to place agricultural training equipment in the cathedral in the cathedral, that is, it is used as such a workshop, well, a large room. yes, yes, other monastic buildings were also captured and somehow used, but again , by the grace of god, this did not happen. yes, and there were plans, but on the intercession on

thanks a lot. that the ritual of the documented life of the late nikita sergeevich zhigunov was buriedinto private property must be legal. yes, yes, i agree. no, it's not him no, exactly but it's him exactly exactly exactly yes, very well others. look this one was closer to me. i remember well, no, no. it seems to be him. although not sure. well, thank you very much, you helped me a lot like you. two characters were identified here, the first seneca and the second. most likely, i know, they also identified me perfectly, which means they do not have a permanent place of residence, but there are places of attraction. let's do it in half an hour on the snout, 18, agreed. and then immediately nine. she's most likely there, peter baby. where is the logic? apparently, open the door does not want or does not hear. you have a search warrant. and how do you deliver and neatly. we stand on the spot. well, look at the crows, if you drove away, we'll come back and soak. why do you need them? we will bring down cormorants. the man learned that he had become the father of a six-year-old son. i got t

reputation with my own hands in this way, i would also call it the same repeatedly, i’m sure, because nikita sergeevichnderstand. how much money was paid for it to be soaked in the form of those points, for which we would not begin to have destruction. yes, i put myself in my place. think so. this is how i would be bombed. damn it, i then i did not live for a year. i just went out the window. why did we specially chirp the name that we called. e, daria igor, out of fear below salvation and out of a desire not to deprive people of hope that they will sincerely admit that they are wrong. this hope all needs to be left in my opinion. i repent not because it's not just a consequence. yes , no, because there may or may not be a court, i repent, because this is such human dirt, from which it is hard and unpleasant for me. although i have a very broad ethical standards. it's me, i want to forgive me and not live with it further. that's what the young woman did. this is called active repentance. that is, she found courage in herself. none of those with whom she dealt men dared. frightened, thought it would all

i really can’t understand, and you nikita sergeevich is very simple, because he really thinks so andar warhead, he would have done it. look, he's speaking at a medical conference. remember. e conversation merged into the network on yulia tymoshenko with a shufrich, or what ? i remember who i'm talking to, before these, which means muscovites, they need to be from an atomic bomb, but she said stupidity, so to speak in a technical sense, but the very idea is understandable to muscovites. it is necessary to shoot from atomic weapons, she says, and so on. well, out loud, yulia tymoshenko had enough smart women. so to speak, the mind does not say something like that, but zelensky says it out loud. it speaks out loud in front of the international world community. at the same time, i am deeply convinced that, of course, this is hardly and never will be. uh, there is nato and it is capable of that, but uh, he actually spoke. give me, give me technology. give me a dirty bomb. give me something, i can do it myself. and in this regard, a person who, well, not just, uh, threatens, but speaks ope

days later, a new order came to cuba to launch the missile only on the personal instructions of nikita sergeevichhchev, but was khrushchev ready in the event of an attack on cuba to give the order to launch a nuclear strike on the us yes or no? the uncle was also pissed off. you have to tick. centenary of anatoly papanov, cold summer, 53 on sunday at pervy we present you a stunning new warm suit. mary in it you will look stylish and feel comfortable in any situation, made of natural cotton. the suit is excellent, stretches and retains its shape even after many washes warm suit. maria is suitable both as home wear and for walking outdoors in the cool season, an extended size range from forty-six to 72 you will not find in a regular store and two universal colors to choose from blue and burgundy jacket with a zipper below the hip , completed with pockets and inserts with floral a print that creates a modeling effect, hiding figure flaws and making you visually structured, and long sleeves with soft cuffs will warm you in cool weather, comfortable straight- cut trousers will suit any figure, and a s

nikita sergeevich khrushchev called marshal zhukov, who was then minister of defense , and asked.ow many nuclear missiles or nuclear warheads are needed to destroy great britain, to which marshal zhukov replied six maximum eight, if take into account that we have 10 warheads on the sarmatian, then even an extra somewhere for the uk therefore. it is clear that they will not compete with us in the nuclear field. this is a demonstration of muscles and nothing more , as far as our relations with china are concerned. the last time before the pandemic, i had the pleasure of seeing comrades xi jinping. he used five or seven times during the meeting. uh, it's a back-to-back expression. this is the old expression of stalin and mao dedon. but our cause is right, victory will be ours, we pass the word program time big game will return 22:40. hello, in the program time about the most notable events of this day, a military aircraft crashed in yeysk-on-kuban near the su-34, while climbing , the engine caught fire at the crash site, a fire started, which became known by this minute. the task was

residency and quickly wrote a telegram, which, as he believed, should be sent in the name of nikita sergeevichushchev with the unencrypted text of the telegram. he came to the ambassador anatoly dobrynin, but he refused to send a telegram through the embassy. no, he did not give sanctions to these negotiations and then fekli. the red felisa took the telegram and betrayed himself as an ambassador and left the office. he called the cipher clerk and burned him to urgently prepare a telegram and sent it off as he he himself speaks over the top of the telegram to the head of intelligence and literally literally a few hours later. he already knew that the telegram had been delivered for its intended purpose and the reconnaissance rollback had already begun. on this, not only not only on your skill, your efforts, your experience. this is also a certain proportion , too, luck, uh, getting into some situation, a bright, profitable, convenient situation. do you understand? it is a combination of one and the other. to leave the october days of 1962, feklisov had to once again take on an incredible decisi

nikita sergeevich khrushchev, they say such a comrade khrushchev if, in the name of the victory of theause of socialism , it is necessary to sacrifice several million cubans. and if a preventive nuclear strike on the territory of the united states solves our global historical task, then please, here i am in the war, there were cases when the satellites tried to draw their patrons into a big war. zelensky approached this example at a very short distance. uh, fortunately fidel castro was more often a sober person than not. uh, it’s difficult with president zelensky, but here it’s hard to guess at any given moment and uh, thank god ukraine is a nuclear power that it is still one of the successes in russian american interaction in the early nineties was the removal of nuclear weapons from the territory of ukraine ah . at as a result, i hope that we have the first signs of what could become a full-fledged second caribbean crisis, and these signs, which are like, cyclically, in general, repeat history. they are consistently sobering enough for washington to root out this incipient nuclear es

residency and quickly wrote a telegram, which, as he believed, should be sent to the name of nikita sergeevichhrushchev with unencrypted text sanctions on these negotiations and then feklistov embarked on a red line. felisa took the telegram betrayed himself as an ambassador and left the office. he called the cipher clerk and burned him to urgently prepare a telegram and sent, as he himself says on top, a telegram to the head of intelligence and literally literally a few hours later. he already knew that the telegram had been delivered for its intended purpose and the reconnaissance rollback had already begun. this is not only not only your skill, your efforts, your experience. this is also a certain proportion, too, luck, uh, getting into some situation, a bright, profitable, convenient situation. do you understand? it is a combination of one and the other. in these in the october days of 1962, fetisov had to once again take on an incredible decision when, at one of the meetings of john's ali, he told him the next thing in this war. uh, there's one winner in sight. this, of course, is our cou

but i absolutely decided that i would agree with her in everything, but it is difficult for nikita sergeevichgree on everything. no, of course, of course, he is the leader of nikita. we wrote our first film together. he also filmed this term paper was in africa. he filmed according to my script. well, somehow, with nikita, i never had any such human problems with nikita. i understand him very much we have a mutual understanding with him in the eyes, by the way , i later worked with the andron in the theater of the mausoleum. he put on a seagull, and i played. dorna watched the performance. it's very good. yes? well , we started rehearsing in the theater and a week later i wanted to leave the play. i told andrew. i say, let's talk, and i expressed my thoughts to him. he said, well, this is a conceptual difference between you and me and go out into the corridor and his assistant. he says obviously we will have to say goodbye to eugene what i need to find replacement, but the assistant was upset that he had a headache, and then he said this, and after a pause he says, well, let's try a couple mo

important for khrushchev, and the point was not only that shipilov was considered his nominee, and nikita sergeevich thus demonstrated to everyone that he expects those who do not know how to be grateful to him, which is why shipilov’s criticism at the plenum was so sharp and derogatory character. it should have been clear to everyone that there was no freedom of thought in the party. nobody will allow. everything can still be improved. the main thing is not to give up. fight to prove otherwise trample. yes already trampled. consider that they didn’t let you say a word, they screamed like chicken coops. and you even thought of reading lenin to them, and you will put them up against the wall. and how are these walls for which not those times, for which you come to the wall of organizing a coup d'état . now it only seems to admit mistakes. no. this will destroy everyone. under no circumstances should you admit to collusion. and i have nothing to do. you pulled me in, deceived me. i confess everything forgive me. prostrated all ashes new also chickened out no? i have long dreamed of returning to scienc

remind you that i somehow left the soviet union due to the thoughtlessness of the then leader nikita sergeevichhev. uh, for some time the un security council, remember what the result was, and under the flags it was carried out the war in korea is just so let me remind you. what is it when the soviet union took and legitimization is good for them, in general, any processes, then. yes, we were able to contact. rather , it was in the third year of steel that the war died in the fifty-third and fifty-third year, in the fiftieth it did in the summer. well, not why did they get it? well, uh, well, what's the point, uh, you said they tried. so they made it. remember some so-called referendums in 1991 , when ukraine on december 1, 1991 held an absolutely illegal the referendum was illegal from the point of view of the laws of the soviet union. immediately immediately approved immediately. yes? that's democracy. this is the will of the people is different. so there is a tree virus. let's remember in the same year a very recent year. well, we were reminded of examples of the twentieth century. yes, abou

yeah , i'm absolutely sure that nikita sergeevich still doesn't understand. be beaten on a patent with dots, for which we would not have exactly destroyed. yes, i put myself in my place. i think so. this is how i would be bombed. damn, i'm there i'm in did not live for a year. i just went out the window. why ? ask him why we specifically bleeped out the name that darya igorevna called not out of fear or fear, out of a desire not to solve people 's hopes that they would sincerely admit that they were wrong. this hope all needs to be left in my opinion, not because it's not that it's a consequence. yes, no, because there may or may not be a court, i repent, because this is such human dirt, from which it is hard and unpleasant for me. although i have a very broad ethical standard. it's me, i want to forgive me and not live with it further. here's what she did. this is a young woman. this is called active repentance. that is, she found courage in herself. none of those with whom she dealt men dared. frightened, thought it would all go away, and, probably, she cou

wow well, nothing is sacred in people, as nikita sergeevich said. well, i'm going. as agreed. do it after dinner. lyusya i'm again afraid that you will pass, you're passing by, but without eyes. yours, my dear, i can not live. i don't give a damn about it, are you a prosecutor or a candy wrapper? as the investigator detained the old goat for 3 days of raisins, he will not release them, but i cannot order, i have no right by law for 3 days. yes, i need vladlen the day after tomorrow. what is the law for me if i pay money, and here i have to educate my assistants in museums in theaters, they drive bulls from right to left. i didn’t jump above my head, you jump. no, i have one for you. not walking is a little bad, but we'll fix that. how good it is not with my wife, fool, skirt, you know. champagne are you not in the theater by any chance? ivan fedorovich anatolyevich, what do you allow yourself to do at all? they arrested the legislature about me everything is the same. answer wrong. there is a bandit everywhere. how not to call? good helpers. the wheelbarrow was taken away from

you understand what's the matter, do not stop while there is a window of this, what nikita sergeevichh, a scorched field. and you can roughly guess after two fields that if you are in two moves, and who will then get this scorched field and who will restore it. as i understand it, there is no such idea, and yet all the same. and what is being done now, as i understand it, is still a conversation with the curators about what maybe we all deserve somewhere. well how to stop. by the way, to the conversation with the curators. well, that is about kiev, everything is clear there, it is pointless to talk with them, because there, well, this wonderful meme. hey, we have guys. here, as it were, here the creators of the hardware cut. i suggest everyone to download everything on the phone. if the authorities will give you some, well, presenting there is just a brilliant, as it were, meme, well, as a matter of fact, these are the faces. well what, actually? can we wait? just listen here, i sell it for free to everyone. it's caused by i don't know what i don't know, well that's how it happened it

i had to play nikita sergeevich khrushchev. so i then began to rewind, and i did not eat.e. 40 days at first there were very heavy smells and so on and so forth. i lost 10 kg right away, but i think how long my experiment would e last, maybe for 60 days there for 3 months. i know people starved for half a year for the body, how harmful an excess of some substances is, so a deficiency is a deficiency. it is even more harmful than excess, because the body cannot regenerate and recover, as rosalyn said, for example, and the hair has become worse, and the teeth have become worse. this is just the tip of the iceberg. the fact is that the medical consequences of such exhaustion have been studied for a long time. and unfortunately, they studied them during the blockade of leningrad, when they studied just the corpses of those people who died of starvation, what happens to the body. there inside it starts eat yourself on your own, giving important nutrients and organs that are still working and the most important for others. so the first thing that falls apart is the immune system

days later, a new order came to cuba to launch the missile only on the personal instructions of nikita sergeevichready in the event of an attack on cuba to give the order to launch a nuclear strike on the us yes or no? khrushchev's plans did not include the use of these missiles. he just wanted those rockets to have an effect. it was such diplomacy of force. he wanted to sort of give the americans a political slap in the face, to treat the soviet union with the respect that the soviet union deserves on the evening of saturday , october 20th. assistant to the president for national security mac george bundy and the majority of those present voted for the blockade it was historic decision john f. kennedy began preparations for a televised address to the nation. over the past two days, it became completely clear to him that soviet missiles scuba by air strike without causing a soviet retaliatory strike would be impossible to remove if he responded by force to the soviet provocation, and he took a step back. on october 22, the kremlin, for the first time since the beginning of the crisis , became ser

two people played a decisive role in the subjective factor and nikita sergeevich khrushchev and, uh, in world war ii they are from the generation that knew what war was for real. e, of course, e leaders then had military experience and understood the dangers, but after all, any war conflict is also a passion. this is the desire for victory, as you think. what role did this play, in addition to all the calculations that, probably, that was exactly the game of chance that was going on, well, you understand, every human dispute is excitement, uh, a person is arranged in such a way that sports, well, less in the world by 50% does not consist of comparison cold arguments and the desire to reveal the truth together. this is the ideal of the dispute, but they are the dispute itself, and in the dispute there are many charismatic here, of course, in the summer, and the sixty-second year for a meeting, and at the meeting, the first at the first summit khrushchev and kennedy they did not greatly underestimate each other, and then both leaders are already in progress. here is an increase in the

uh, with nikita sergeevich, of course, but there is a moment.hing, that this does not please us. we cannot be happy with any possible casualties among the civilian population, but they shoot down our missiles that fly and fall, or their anti-missiles fall on houses, and there is a victim, this does not please us, so i also want to turn to our diplomats. still in my opinion, still serious step behind them. well, with a kuleba. all clear. it is not subjective for us. he, well, we do not communicate with him. no , thank god, but there are certain activities with which we are still continuing relations, for example, the minister of foreign affairs of estonia who allows himself to express joy over the blowing up of the crimean bridge and congratulate the special services of ukraine on this. i want to ask our dear world. and why didn't the ambassador , together with the entire estonian embassy, ​​kick him in the ass out of our borders, and our diplomats didn't leave from there. for example, when lithuania is far away. china the state randomly organize

anniversary, we can discuss it every day. and on the same day, october 14, by the irony of fate, nikita sergeevichv, the main character caribbean crisis on our part, after 2 years in 1964, he lost his post as first secretary of the central committee of the communist party of our country, which was then called the soviet union, and his behavior during the caribbean crisis was rightly or wrongly incriminated at the plenum of the central committee well , russian president vladimir putin today completed his diplomatic marathon in astana today the summit was held e, the cis went well. uh, high note, the first summit in the format of russia central asia was held during these meetings was adopted a number of very important documents, including an agreement on the creation of a special international organization that will maintain this position of the russian language throughout the world. this will already be an international effort and many other important documents have been signed. well, at the end of his diplomatic marathon. putin held a press conference, to which he made a number. uh, in my opinion

another matter that they gradually begin to give birth to a fear that they will lose, which nikita sergeevichhey were really scared then. well, yes, that's what, says the mask to some extent, obama well, like, but if all the same, well, as it were, well, the buffer space in the form of ukraine will disappear and we will be left with russia one on one. and what are we going to do then the young will disappear, it has disappeared. we him let's close this space. well, i said that, at the very beginning of march. yes, what is the question of the absence of buffer states on the direct border of russia where each side, having a direct border, is directly responsible for all its actions. and this, of course, the americans do not like very much. we wanted to keep the buffer space , we proposed in december to keep the buffer space, but we proposed to keep it, but under a number of conditions it really could not be. yes, that is, they had to be such that it really was just them and not spoiled. but this this word is what he uses, it is demilitarized. here's what we had, yes, please, this is more accura

just remember about those heroes and look at this guy and listen to what nikita sergeevich says.civil society, we see how talents are revealed against the backdrop of very tragic news. let's be direct anyway. and even when we admire the courage and courage of our guys, who are now sitting in a trench doing a task. let's not forget that, of course, this does not happen. sometimes it ends in tragedies dramas. and it becomes poetry , wonderful wonderful songs that inspire even more, but all of them forgive me for such an expression in blood. unfortunately, tragedies, including everyone, but returning to the topic of the azov people. well, i mean, i'm sorry, i think this is also very important. well, we see the hypocrisy of the americans. we see that they are ready to call black white, returning, again, this is already the previous story. i am deeply convinced that, of course, they knew perfectly well, but that a terrorist attack was planned. and what do they want to eliminate there alexander gilcha dasha the beautiful kingdom of heaven and when such publications appear. it seems to

i really can’t understand, and you are nikita sergeevich very simple, because he really thinks so and ukraine had a nuclear warhead, he would have done it. look, he 's speaking at a medical conference. remember. e conversation merged in the network on yulia tymoshenko with the shufrich, or what? i say so. before these, it means muscovites, they also need from the atomic bomb, but she said stupidity, so to speak in a technical sense, but the very idea is understandable to muscovites. it is necessary to shoot from atomic weapons, she says, and so on. well, out loud, yulia tymoshenko has a smart woman enough. so to speak, the mind does not say something like that, but zelensky says it out loud. it speaks out loud in front of the international world community. at the same time, i am deeply convinced that, of course, this is unlikely and will never happen. uh, there is nato and it is capable of that, but uh, he actually spoke. give me, give me technology. give me a dirty bomb. give me something, i can do it myself. and in this regard, a person who, well, not just, uh, threatens, but speaks

season, but you sang or armor on the stage yourself, as absolutely adult artists there was no nikita sergeevichcome on, and who is he to you brother? as for the singing of your acting, you are generally all came out. that's how malvina came out and killed the jury of the new male anyway. i liked your performance, as well as you all together. i was very pleased to watch all this. thank you ira , well, my green button, speaks for itself. i have only two questions for you. the first one was very worried, not very upset that she had forgotten, she mixed up the words a little there. yes, no one noticed and the second question. do you want to become a police officer? are you serious, on what line of criminal or economic changes every day? and what is today do you have a dream? get to the semi-finals, well done. listen , tell me, honestly, when alexey vladimirovich didn’t press the button, i don’t know what you think, she might have thought that i’ll become a policeman, i’ll win back already. i just wanted to smile at the game here. i said it right, you blew everyone away just by your exit. here you a

and here they say, god and later the international laureate to say that nikita sergeevich mikhalkov, here. yes, someone looks at the sun-weary one and sees those same nkvd officers that, uh, i’m talking about in elizabeth, so today there will be a fine line, again i still agree to help, and about the fox is thin and tall. yes, i am still under the impression of the first speech, especially the phrase we are the people of the russian federation, but in in general, and what can you say, the people of the russian federation looks like maxim like the people of the russian federation dmitry kuznetsova yes yes dmitry kuznetsov but in fact, people like dmitry kuznetsov believe that they have a monopoly on the truth on patriotism. that's how they understand patriotism. they mean their positions determine who is not enough patriot yes, in this case they are excessive patriots, and they, too, are excess patriots. do we have them? salyutnaya such sinless are not to blame for anything. i have a feeling that some redundant patriots are to blame for the fact that serious mistakes were made because

nikita sergeevich khrushchev said that 60% of the delegates to this congress were shot.er risky, but ah, returning to the really serious matter of ukrainian. uh, to this e ukrainian provocations that are being prepared. you understand everything, we understand once the minister of defense of russia and urgently. he calls four western defense ministers, with whom he had not talked there for months, warning of an impending provocation, then the matter is really very serious and , of course, it is necessary to pay attention to it, when they started shouting here, ukraine does not have nuclear weapons, when a kuleba, then, writes that they say we don’t have this. this, playing the fool, like, he does not understand. what is it, i really want to. er, let me explain it again. eh, comrade, the colonel stated everything very clearly and competently. uh, but i want to emphasize the dirty again, the atomic bomb - it may not even be a bomb at all. this is a figure of speech. in fact, any dispersal of radioactive materials in some territory is what it is. and if we are discussing, u

sign up, but the process, how do i it seems that at first according to the statement, i here nikita sergeevichthe fourth, in my opinion, operation. i remember exactly that there was a statement. e vladimir putin, who said that he was referring to the ukrainian armed forces, then said that you were not on the way with this nazi gang. and it will be like for you and me, that is, there is talk that a cross has been put on this regime, and more or less clearly there have been. e a long time ago. i hope we get close to them now. yes you wanted her to tell the first spirit. we have became more. this is the first, second - the strength of their resistance will depend on our strength. and as experience shows, when we remember very much, i even called you and some little ones and spoke every minute our flies. that's when ours are being held. here is the right blow from them, the responses practically do not arrive and are afraid, and now a completely radically different situation arose during the formation of a group from belarus to lvov, just like that, to get there with a click. it 's completely diff

who are engaged in the functions that the general was engaged in , ship payments, of course nikita sergeevichbrought quite a lot of benefit. here is the system that we have lined up at the end of the soviet period has exhausted itself they are effective. he was only to ensure that the country gradually ceased to be dangerous. for all those who are now fighting with us, he was not different. a huge number of effective managers, top managers, shareholders of russian and non-russian large raw material and other assets who made money on this are not those people from oligarchs to officials who are interested in the existence of the country in any case, in which i may be interested in the astronauts who they live and they really understand. how can they to lead her policy to supervise her policy to conduct these or other negotiations that i observe, which television gives us all the opportunity to watch. uh, including standing under a stone. well, why be especially embarrassed, or something, people, we talk about negotiations so much and so often that i remember the general staff of the sixteenth

nikita sergeevich khrushchev called marshal zhukov, who was then minister of defense , and asked.e uk, therefore. it is clear that they will not compete with us in the nuclear field. this is a demonstration of flies and nothing more, as far as our relations with china are concerned.

time to talk about it and one of the participants in the culprits, if you want this crisis, nikita sergeevich communist party of the ussr, uh, 2 years later in 1964, and it must be said that his behavior during the cuban missile crisis was one of the charges. although i'm not sure what the justification is. well , today the president of the russian federation continues to work in astana where, er, the leaders of the countries of the commonwealth of independent states met, then a meeting. e putin in the format of russia e, central asia and we are waiting for the press conference of president putin as soon as it starts, the first channel will immediately broadcast. it's live , so we're waiting for the president. and, of course, we are following very closely what is happening on the fronts, a special military operation, because today is the day of the ukrainian armed forces and the day of remembrance of bandera. uh, ukraine was preparing, uh, to carry out serious offensive operations. uh, what yury ivanovich podlyako, who is now in direct contact with us from yerevan, was talking about. good aft

fact and the cuban missile crisis will begin, ironically, on this very day and on october 14 at nikita sergeevichth and, among other things, his behavior in her caribbean crisis, which was not perfect, but in fact. he probably didn't deserve such condemnation. although we will have the opportunity in the next couple of weeks to talk about the cuban missile crisis, because this sixtieth year it stretches over all these really days into weeks until october 27th, when the cuban missile crisis was basically resolved. well, president putin is in astana today, where did he continue? there were meetings in the format of the commonwealth of an independent state, there was a meeting in the format of russia, the state of central asia, they all passed. eh, very fruitful. as the president said. e about this at their press conferences at the end of the visit. the press conference was very informative . channel one broadcast it live, and we now have the opportunity to discuss the most important points that were made, uh, uh. during this press conference. in my opinion, perhaps. important, it was putin's announ