in early january 1958 , nikita sergeyevich khrushchev, the first secretary of the cpsu central committeewas 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 dum, ash, pine, that is, a beautiful pattern at once, simple original, but our pushka materials, for me, viskuli is interesting from the poi

it was there that nikita sergeyevich delivered his historic speech . valuable carried out the principles of neoclassical architecture. at that time, architects were accused of all mortal sins, wastefulness, and excess in the decoration of buildings. khrushchev openly called them a stumbling block on the path to industrialization of construction, the course for which was taken in the ussr. in early 1955, at the belgosproekt institute the central committee of the party's resolution on eliminating excesses in design and construction was being discussed. it would be hard to call it stormy. the report was based on mordvinov. president of the ussr academy of architecture. many were confused and perplexed. just recently, at a meeting in the kremlin, he had tried to oppose khrushchev, who had publicly rebuked him. everyone saw that the country's chief architect did not agree with the construction of faceless buildings. but now mardvinov repented. he admitted the architects' mistakes and accused them of excess. wastefulness. for approval provisions of the resolution, the assembled voted unanimous

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,

simply simply this was probably a separate fee, this is what i also remember how once i came to nikita sergeyevich , it was also winter at night and i come to the mass film, he was just filming "tired by the sun" there and i , like under a spell, for about three hours i go behind the coolie. why didn't you call? yes, i myself didn't think that i would come in, listen, what happened to my head, are i hallucinating or something? some gray cat comes every night, sits on your chest, looks into your eyes, you look around, there is nothing cat, we don't have any gray corners in the village, do you drink, why? i haven't had a drink for 2 years, well, the neighbors will confirm, i don't come here often, occasionally, when i have time, okay, well, that's how time passes happily, well, that's how it is, well, if it were possible, then to unload, well, we can go and play along, again i don't give a damn. normal, and you and i will have at least a little fun with them here, well, because for a long time nothing small old times, and we came to you for an evening to sit, will you let us in or not, there are a l

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:

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

shmet, valeriysalovich, gergiev, nikita sergeyevich mikhalkov and many others. sports and tourism.our leading clubs, sports, this is the hockey club lokomotiv, football club shinnik, volleyball club yaroslavich, well, if we talk about lokomotiv, then this year it took second place in the gagarin cup. and this is the most serious achievement, since the tragedy happened with the team in 2011, and of course we expect that in the future it will take first place and win. gogarin cup, we will all root for it, in general we have many sporting events, such as the freestyle champions cup, and 80% of the olympic team in freestyle, these are our yaroslavl. shifts, well, and so we have a large number of tourist events, of course, the main maslenitsa of the country, the festival of hot air balloons pereslavl za aleskom, and a whole invasion of santa claus in rymsk, a gastronomic festival, yes, yes, yes, that's right, key projects of the direction of development, on your instructions we are completing, we have practically already completed the project documentation for the construction of the br

she may, perhaps, was overly jealous at that time she was pregnant, i have a son, his name is nikita sergeyevich are already visible with age that they have changed, they, well, their actions are more conscious, they are now more ready, as it were, of course, for family life, there are relationships build, i think so, sergey, well she punished you somehow, treated you badly in general, you there, tell me how you slept, first on the couch, then on the cot, well it was like that, since a small child, we, uh, at that time lived in a fairly large apartment, but the child. slept with mom, i slept in another room on the couch, that in the morning to work - since i worked a lot, i could arrive late, and during the day and at lunchtime, like, that is, in different ways, the child did not sleep in the crib, no, he was still too small, she didn't want him to sleep yet, she would sleep in the crib to crush him there, well, in general, she said that maybe i could crush him, so i slept on the couch, then the couch broke, unfortunately, it turned out that i slept on the floor for some time. in this case, a ma

and 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 politic

sometimes i really want to record our conversations, as nikita sergeyevich did with his father, but itdo it secretly, and my father did not give me permission to do it. olek strizhenov has not acted in films for a long time. given his experience and fame, he simply cannot stoop to second-rate work on the fly. he has done so much for cinema that he will never be able to leave it. he is there, he has entered history. i think that the world has changed in general. and the level, which, again, is the level of culture, in which grandfather existed. and those heights to which he reached, and it was simply difficult, i think, for those who offered him something, because his portfolio, it is so unique that it would have been very difficult to get there in principle, after the collapse of the ussr. the actor starred in only two films: this is a drama instead of me, where strizhenov played in a film duet with sergei bezrukov and the television series five stars. i was happy that i met aleksandrovich strizhenov on camera, because he played a magnificent role of just this the old man, with his nob

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

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

others will impose it on you, this is understandable, this is true, even if it is unpleasant, nikita sergeyevichyou think, well, because look, on the one hand, of course, what sergey says aleksandrovich, i support and share this, and like most people, because i want to, well, what is this, well, how can all of russia tell you this, then, having cooled down a bit, all of russia says, on the other hand, maybe there too. still, everything is a little more complicated than it seems to us, we don’t know much, perhaps , maybe, i suppose, i don’t know, in general, yes, please, in relations with the west , of course, i will continue the thought of sergei aleksandrovich, i will say that, probably, the probability that we will strike at nato infrastructure on nato territory, not high, to be honest, the whole trend , what sergey aleksanovich is talking about, that we are really trying to avoid direct escalation with nato, there are probably certain reasons for this, political, economic, a bunch. the story with means not only with dams, but with bridges on the dnieper, this is really a parable in wars, whic

possible, because i will never be an actor here again, not even in the puppet theater, while nikita sergeyevich know, no, well, well, no, i think that, by the way, he will also get me beyond the borders, in general, somehow translate this means to your account, and do you understand the layout? it is important to care, guys, probably in your place i would say the same, but on the other hand, it is quite possible that in my case i will play the role of the crying girl at the broken carriage, yeah, okay, come on, come on, i'll go there, bye, and where are you going, i'm going here. it could be any, we can leave them under the awnings or put them right in the center, look at the seating plan, but the main thing is you need to choose a color to say, after all, it's a street. girl, help the musicians, what are you doing here, you came to listen to them, and where are you going, home, to see you off, why are you shaking, i don't know, zaklish. you listen to greek music, sometimes, i don't know anything about you, only that you write very talented poems, you don't understand anything about poetry, as

father's murder were never found, that your mother got married to you, nikita, that nikita, excuse me, ivan sergeyevich, may i say, speak, of course, excuse me. i know that some people here don't like me, but i will say, i i love you very much. imran, i won't let anyone hurt her, yes, she was a widow, antiku samor kantser est, that's a paw, old love doesn't fade, but i 'll do everything so that she's a wonderful woman, stop, and i want them to understand this. her sons, and especially you, nikita, i want to love you, but for some reason you don't give in, who doesn't give in, imran, my dear, what are you saying, yes, let me, i'm good, i'll hold you, it's okay, that's all, we have to become family someday , yes, grandpa, yes, well then. and i'll teach you, decide how to behave correctly, back to you i'll throw them out on kamkansky, and i, you don't want me to throw them away, you're my brother, my brother and guests, our father raised us together as family, and this one is a stranger, he's still talking about my mother, that's it, yes, i'm listening, everything's fine at the anniversary, i'll be there

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