and the sea of ​​azov, and were recaptured in different years from the crimean khanate and the ottoman empirepires in the west. they reached the moldavian principality. today, these are the western borders of the odessa and nikolaev regions in the center and in the north, covering the current zaporozhye dnepropetrovsk kirovograd region and part of the kharkov region, and in the east most of the dpr and lpr, the southern tip of historical novorossia. this is the crimea and part of the krasnodar territory, according to one of the versions of historians. the oak name novorossiya catherine followed the fashion of the 17th-18th centuries, then the open and annexed territories of the new world of north and south america were called new in relation to metropolitan areas. new england new holland new france and so on the first capital of novorossia for a short time was the current kremenchug in 1776, the city of yekaterinoslav was founded and named after st. in the reign of paul i, when any references were erased from the map. at his unloved mother ekaterina , the grandson alexander the first returned

england supported the ottoman empire at that time because the ottoman empire blocked russia's path to the queen. russia at that moment was by far the strongest military-political state. and this allowed england to create a truly common european police force. with military operations in the crimea, military operations were going on in the caucasus in the white sea to evacuate on september 2, 1854, the anglo-french turkish landing force of about 60,000 soldiers landed in the crimea, the allies had an absolute superiority in weapons and inflicted a number of crushing blows on the russian army. anglo-french fleet occupied kerch in the fall of 1854, sevastopol was blockaded and the 349-day heroic defense of the city began. the russian batteries were taken by storm by the english cavalry brigade, one of the officers recognized the russian officer whom he had met at the points in london a few months earlier so that the people who had previously communicated with each other. now they were killing each other in 18505, when malakhov kurgan fell to the city, in order to prevent this, russian sai

azov was an important point slave trade for the ottoman empire.eople, uh, were taken prisoner, both on the territory of the russian state and on the ka. here they all passed through this point and went further in the ottoman possessions in the crimea and to the capital of the ottoman empire in constantinople in 1637 the fortress of azov was stormed by a detachment of don and zaporozhye. there are only 4,400 cossacks . the enterprise was a daring powerful fortress walls built by venetian architects, one of the best fortifiers in europe at that time, a five thousandth garrison was armed with two hundred guns of various calibers. it was not just a fortified point. it was a serious fortress, and which at that time had eight to ten e towers. for an artillery battle with no several levels, yes, serious high, the walls reached up to 10 m, the fortress cossacks held azov for 4 years in history, this period entered the azov seat about 30 times the ottoman army at times, superior to the cossack forces, stormed the fortress and each time retreated to stand a

novorossiya in the fight against by the ottoman empire e the annexation of the crimea just grew intouge cultural and historical territory on which cities were founded such as odessa kherson uh, mariupol melitopol well, of course uh, elizavet grad aleksandrovsk is the current zaporozhye simferopol and uh, because uh, the city worthy of worship, the city of glory of russian sailors, sevastopol was actually the last place. uh, the last such golden klondike not only industrial, but also a klondike of meanings in europe at the turn of the 18th-19th centuries. started here active search for coal and rue in 1795 started the construction of the lugansk foundry, which became the starting point for the development of south russian metallurgy. the region becomes not only an agrarian, but also an industrial center, first of the russian empire, and then of the soviet union, in which the historical lands of novorossia, along with people and factories, were by default included in the just artificially created os of the ussr after the collapse. union, all this, respectively, did not go to fallow. in

azak, as they called this outpost , was the northernmost possession of the ottoman empire azov was anhe ottoman empire, and very many, and people, large masses, were taken prisoner, both on the territory of the russian state and on ka here they all passed through this point and went further to the ottoman possessions in the crimea and to the capital of the ottoman empire in constantinople in in 1637, the fortress of azov was stormed by a detachment of don and zaporozhye. there are only 4,400 cossacks . the enterprise was daring. venetian architects built powerful fortress walls, one of the best fortifiers in europe at that time, the five thousandth garrison was armed with two hundred cannons of various calibers. it was not just a fortified point. it was a serious fortress, and which at that time was there from eight to ten, uh, in yours. for artillery battles of several levels, yes, serious high ones, where the walls reached 10 m, the fortress cossacks held azov 4 years in the history of this period entered, as the azov seat about 30 times, the ottoman army at times, superior to the c

the stronghold reliably protected europe from the ottoman empire, the turks were never able to captureregnable petrovodin, they built it for almost 90 years. the total length of its underground passages is 16 km. archaeologists believe that people have always lived on this hill. a powerful fortress appeared much later under the romans. it was called taste and was part of the chain of roman fortifications on the danube, which have now turned into cities not in budapest, belgrade and novissad, but the name of peter petrekon - this fortress was first received during the byzantine empire. petrova is alone, it seems to be also connected with the name of peter, but as they say, peter yes, it’s not that they say that the surrounding lands along the banks belonged to the rich hungarian merchant petter actively participated in the construction of the fortification , it is believed that the current name is associated with his name . at the glass through to build a fortress 9 years after the victory at vienna in 1692 and built it for 88 years, eight brick factories built the cheapest brick materi

great britain will enter the war on the side of the ottoman empire, of course. at the same time, lord derby demanded an early positive response to his note in order to calm public opinion in the country. with freeman said, if we support the ottoman empire only because of india then needs to abandon india, he said this in a lecture. and when it's time to appoint the queen as professor. victoria objected to the appointment of a man who said that india should be abandoned to the welsh victoria declared, i do not think that there will be a fight with these disgusting russians, that there will be no agreements or that we will ever become friends. they will always hate us. and we can never trust them. in february 1878, the russian army stands at the gates of constantinople alexander ii if destined, then let him erect a cross on hagia sophia after the russian troops had already begun to move the british fleet to constantinople. e, appeared and in the marmara sea were really on the verge of a serious russian british war. in the ports of england, they begin to put togeth

indeed, the british at the same time supported the persians, they supported the ottoman empire that ishey say natural opponents of russia from a geopolitical point of view in 1814, russian cossacks, who did not reach british india, entered paris, russian bayonets saved britain and really helped her get rid of her most dangerous competitor. when in france it was destroyed by the hands of russia well, as always happens in english big politics, english enemies, as a rule, are destroyed by proxy. suddenly it turned out that russia is the state number one, something had to be done about this. immediately after the victory over napoleon in europe an anti-russian information bomb explodes , an allegedly fake testament of peter i was drawn up that peter i bequeathed on his deathbed. well, such is the unrestrained expansion of the russian empire to the east, the anonymous authors of the false testament attribute to peter the great the following instructions to their descendants to introduce continuous hostilities through wars and diplomatic intrigues, subjugate all of europe, divide poland, neu

january 9, 1792, the treaty of jassy was concluded, which ended the russian-turkish war, the ottoman empire began to set an ultimatum for russia to give up the crimea to georgia and make other concessions to the russian ambassador yakov bulgakov was thrown into prison, but the turks miscalculated, they were beaten on land and at sea alexander suvorov fyodor ushakov mikhail kutuzov and other prominent russian military leaders, and grigory potemkin was the commander-in-chief and war. it was called the potemkin ottoman empire, it went to negotiations in the bessarabian city of yasy, then it was the moldavian principality, the treaty secured everything for russia, the northern black sea region, crimea and georgia, the border in the balkans was established along the dniester, and in the caucasus along the kuban river, the memorial world of catherine ii of the order. to mint a silver award medal january 9, 1905 entered the history of russia of the xx century, as bloody sunday is the date in the old style, but this is how it was remembered by the authorities shot a peaceful procession of workers.

it was called the potemkin ottoman empire, it went to negotiations in the bessarabian city of yasy, thenoldavian principality, the treaty secured the entire northern black sea coast for russia, crimea and georgia set the border in the balkans under the dniester, and in the caucasus along the kuban river, memory, and catherine ii ordered the peace of yassa mint silver awards. medals january 9, 1905 entered the history of russia of the xx century, like bloody sunday, this date in the old style, but this is how it was remembered by the authorities shot at a peaceful procession of workers. they went to the winter palace to give nicholas ii a petition for workers' needs. hoping for justice and protection of the father of the fatherland. it all started with a strike at the putilov factory, they went on strike against illegal dismissals for an 8-hour working day instead of an 11-hour strike for higher wages. the demonstration would have grown into a general demonstration at all factories and factories in st. petersburg, organized by the priest georgy gapon. he had long legally represented the i

it was called the potemkin ottoman empire, went to negotiations in the bessarabian city of yasy, thenan principality that the agreement secured for russia, everything, the northern black sea region, crimea and georgia, the border in the balkans was established under the dniester, and in the caucasus, along the kuban river, memory, and the yarsky world, catherine ii ordered the silver award to be minted. medals january 9 , 1905 entered the history of russia of the xx century, as bloody sunday is a date in the old style, but that's how it was remembered by the authorities shot a peaceful procession of workers. they went to the winter palace to give nicholas ii a petition for workers' needs. hoping for justice and protection from the fatherland, it all started with a strike at the putilov factory they were on strike against illegal dismissals for an 8 -hour working day instead of an 11-hour one for a pay rise; the strike grew into a general demonstration at all plants and factories in st. petersburg . priest georgy gapon organized a demonstration . he was sure that the tsar would come ou

gentlemen, go to the ottoman empire, your advantage.are very pleased to ask you for mercy, peter romanovich oh, prince. and you are here. what a joy to warn about such visits. oh. what started about the gentleman is a question, maybe it’s better for him to be in the cell , not all millions. i just mean that with the turks we are in trouble now. where do so many people foreign subjects of pogroms come from, they are afraid they don’t go anywhere. so let's all go to jail. and who are these? workers with in the morning, electricity is now being carried out much easier. chase them after they finish the back door to eat, right? here they are, and these behind bars. yeah hi. everyone stand. remember my last name. maybe in another place, we’ll interrogate, then it’s embarrassing at the same time? and what already let him know that we have no secrets. who are you? retired orlovsky 36th infantry regiment so why are you a beast? attacked attacked friendly to us held on knows that she is friendly to us after all, someone suggested this idea to you

named after him fat 300 mustafagi mal ataturk was born in this city then, which belonged to the ottoman empire, maybe thessaloniki right? with the help of this piece of metal, fire is carved from flint kresalo. you are right. it was first published in 1831 and made into a feature film and musical. i think this is a fairy tale little mermaid fat 500 this son of king david rebelled against his father was defeated in battle. during the flight, he got tangled in long hair in a tree and was killed. dahl, it is designated as a hall, a living room for a reception. british captain arthur henry roston, commander of the carpathian liner, was awarded the gold medal of the us congress for saving people during this titanic disaster this is how the janitor tikhon answered the question. ostap bender and that the father of the bride? please, insects acquaintances for 500. there is no rain, and the children from sema are a month of clay, the mystery of the african people speaks about them . cathedral and churches. the kaiser wilhelm memorial church in this capital has been preserved in the form that it acquire

that is, even ordinary cossacks understand what kind of ottoman empire the british empire looms behind power. in 1804, the russian persian war began in the transcaucasus. the reason is very simple russia took under the protection of georgia at the request of the georgian king george the twelfth, saving the people from actual destruction in response to tehran , the british military mission arrives and tehran allocates unthinkable at that time 120,000 pounds for the modernization of the persian army and at the same time. they promise tehran to put pressure on st. petersburg so that the russians leave georgia and karabakh, the british prime minister during the crimean war. lord palmerston, perhaps, most accurately formulated the main principle of anglo-saxon politics. we have no eternal allies of fickle enemies, but permanent eternal our interests and to protect them our duty is control over the logistics of communications and energy trade. resources all the wars of the british empire waged or organized just for the sake of it. in 1889, a group of german industrialists and bankers led by

actively conquer and annex the caucasus, the influence of britain, its allies persia and the ottoman empire, is losing its position within the framework of the concept of defense of india, england cannot allow this, in general english now and american politics. she's very systemic here. eh, it consists of a lot of related components, which at the same time seem to be outwardly unrelated, but on the other hand, it's all part of a rather large serious strategy. moreover , britain has always worked very actively inside the country inside russia now. in general, picks up on tongs remember. it certainly has always been the hand of britain which has thousands of emissaries. from a british warship under cover of night to the caucasian coast a young man descends from the black sea. his name is david urford, a 28-year-old english intelligence officer arrived in the caucasus to unite the highlanders and develop tactics for their actions against russian troops. i have seen documents in the archives and library of the board of india of the british library, from which shamil was supplied with money for

here is the king wrote that he proclaimed the independence of syria from the ottoman empire, it was frome that lawrence-saray shot ducks, which swam only 20 m on the banks of the quake river, now here is the very center of alpha, the owner of the baron with a ruby ​​from lumyan in the hotel bar, they show us old photos and talks only about some of the guests. the family of the swedish king and the gomal president of egypt also stayed here. and kennedy and nixon and the heads of the rothschild and rockefeller families, but there were also the most beloved guests, soviet cosmonauts valentina tereshkova, and we believe here at the word of the hostess. even yuri gagarin, the most popular room with guests on the same floor, impresses with its spartan furnishings. of course, this room, where agatha christie stayed, does not look fashionable. but the most important thing that the famous writer needed was a desk. and as you can see, he is here very reliable, durable and comfortable, it was behind him that she wrote one of her most famous works, murder on the orient express, when you are in the h

operated, seven european consulates of austria-hungary belgium great britain germany greece italy ottoman empireend of the 19th century. the first metallurgical plants of the stalinist industrialization appeared here. mariupol has become one of the locomotives of the industrial breakthrough. actually, then the factory was built. azov steel is one of the largest metallurgical projects of soviet russia in the thirties, it was called the south magnitogorsk of the patriotic germans, they tried to destroy it. forty-fourth year, the plant was able to restore. he again began to give out metal, the high-speed workers gave the word to smelt by the thirtieth anniversary of the great october 500 tons of super-treasure steel after the war, the city was renamed zhdanov after the prominent bolshevik, the historical name was returned to 89. mariupol was still an industrial center the enterprise of all-union significance produced steel sheets and pipes, railway rails and wagons, metal structures and industrial lifting screens and radiators for large trucks. all. this was delivered by the ships of the azov shipp

after the outbreak of the first world war, the british formally declared egypt, then part of the ottoman empire as a protectorate, in 1936. egypt became a fully independent state. however, great britain retained control of the canal in the zone, which was stationed by british troops in the future, uh, when the british they tried to increase pressure on the government of egypt, there was a revolution, the monarchy was overthrown, and an esser came to power, egypt went to intensify the confrontation with the british and french, and when they refused to finance the construction, and the previously discussed oslandian dams nationalized the soviet canal, announcing that these the funds will just go to the construction of the ottoman dam. the soviet canal was dug in their territory and, in fact, they are the owners, the government of nessir. hmm talks, but completely like uh hmm business people. if this is our territory, then we want to receive the main money. so one of the most famous was the nationalization of the ottoman hydroelectric power station to develop, which egypt planned in the future wit

ottoman empire was to limit the expansion of russia to the west and south. another task was to reduce influence of russia in eastern europe , but first of all, of course, in poland, to reduce the russian military presence and trade in the baltic and to cut off russia as much as possible from the balkans, the caspian sea, the black sea, the caucasus and central asia . alfred impatiently arrived in ukraine to inspect the new possessions of the rake. china program about the country of socialism. chinese salute why are there no miracles in life? here you are miracles are not a dog, right now a miracle is happening everywhere, when a beloved grandmother says that she is happy to remember this and thank the one who taught you to believe in yourself and conquer a miracle, see first love and inspire you to take the first step.

certainly the collapse of the great empires of the russian empire of the german empire the hungarian ottoman empire certainly a strengthening, and the united states of america and, above all , president woodrow wilson, who was a the author of the charter of the league of nations, but immediately after the end of the paris peace conference and as a result of the defeat in the elections , neo-villationists came to power in the united states, who did not want to further strengthen their presence on the european continent and trying to limit themselves, but to the role of a regional power, which fixed their eyes. the western hemisphere and building interaction with this particular region of the world in 1915, the united states parachuted 330 marines into port princes. what was the beginning of the occupation of haiti in haiti - this is one of the first, if not the first state where african americans gained independence, it was a fairly successful colony. well, the island of haiti itself was divided into two parts and one part controlled by the spaniard, the other part was controlled by the french. here

andrusov truce led to a rapprochement between russia and the commonwealth in the fight against the ottoman empire, 1916 in nizhny novgorod was founded the first university people's university today is nizhny novgorod state university for most of the soviet period, it bore the name of maxim gorky, like the city itself , university graduates made many discoveries in various fields of science, and especially in the space industry. it has developed unique ceramic materials for space, capable of withstanding high temperatures and radiation. and today , the cyber ​​heart project is being implemented on the basis of the university. this is an intelligent program for collecting and analyzing cardio data, it is designed to recognize heart diseases in time in 1956. the university bears the name of nikolai lobachevsky , the famous russian mathematician, who hails from these places. the university has 18 faculties of institutes. about 30,000 students study here, according to tradition, the university itself celebrates its day according to the old style on the seventeenth of january. exactly 80 years ago on t

ottoman empire.k victory and rushes to azov without prior preparation in early march , russian troops marched from moscow towards azov. hike, did not take himself. the command, remaining a modest post of scorer mikhailovna artillery fire, they were met by two zones due to lack. it was not possible to cut off the fortress from the outside world. in the fortress there was a blue thousandth turkish garrison, which received support from the sea, ammunition and food; watchtowers were captured, but this did not lead to the capture of azov in october. and the garden of death. the first campaign ended ingloriously, failure hurt young peter's self-esteem, but for him defeat is always were points of growth peter knew how to draw lessons well, analyzed his mistakes and did everything to correct them. it is important as such a kind of incentive when peter realized that it was necessary to develop not only the ground armed forces. yes, but in february, peter gave to voronezh to build ships and began to implement

on the attack and forced to capitulate the turks opened the way to constantinople and then the ottoman empireits january 10, 1920 held the first meeting of the league of nations, the first in the history of international political organization after the first world war. it was created by the victorious powers at the paris conference to ensure general security and peaceful settlement of conflicts, but the united states did not want to enter this structure in germany after hitler came to power immediately left the league, deciding great britain and france became global issues true, they preferred to appease the aggressors. they rebuffed and cared for. basically, their interests allowed the nazis to arm themselves to seize austria , czechoslovakia, the italian fascist explanation, and the japanese to attack china. the soviet union joined the league in 33 to create a european security system. well, no one supported the advice and broke out, the second world war, the leagues, in fact, ceased to exist, although formally only 406 were dissolved exactly 80 years ago, on january 10, 1943, an offensive

unconquered cities of ukraine. in ancient times, the territory of modern odessa was a delicacy for the ottoman empire, the russian empire, nazi germany, and today it is for fascist russia, but don't get on your mother's nerves, she has a ukrainian heart . the temperature of a large hot tub greenhouse for these tropical plants must be maintained at 18-20 degrees, currently heat is supplied here from the city, but in case of emergency situations caused by massive russian shelling , the employees are forced to light a fire in these barrels in order to somehow maintain the temperature before the full-scale war. the greenhouse was heated by the boiler room of the botanical garden, which allows you to save money and regulate the temperature of the heat supply. however , the pellet supplier plant lost the opportunity to supply them to the botanical garden. what kind of plant did this plant produce? pallets and this company that provided us with thermal energy was lost in the morning of the first days of the war. they were rebuilt for a very long time, they were rebuilt but because of the lack of light, they

they turned back in october 14 when the army of the ottoman empire invaded the batumi region, and turkishps fired at odessa sevastopol feodosia and novorossiysk blocked the black sea straits. through which scattering exported wheat and received cargo from the allies and now the minister of war, inver pasha. decided to completely defeat the russians, the turkish army approached the village of sorokamysh in the kars region. the russian troops turned out to be strong resistance and delivered powerful counter blows. the battle of sorokamysh lasted almost a month, the turkish divisions were cut into pieces. they were surrounded and forced to capitulate, they were thrown back in other directions, they cleared the batumi region, south adzharia. the ottoman army lost over 50,000 men killed, wounded and captured on january 2 , 1977. on soviet television , the premiere of a four-episode film 12 chairs based on the novel of the same name by ilf and petrov began in 5 years. prior to that, leonid gaidai had already filmed it. now, mark zakharov presented his version, they say the guide and was terribl

approach is somewhat different , the turks have been at war with russia like no other since the ottoman empireo many economic relationships . there was a lot of pressure on germany to change its course and fully support ukraine, however, in the case of turkey, we heard how president zelensky himself welcomed the mediation of president erdogan, in particular, in concluding the grain agreement when putin was also grateful. i think that the moment will come, although not now, when russia will finally be ready for real negotiations and all of nato will welcome the ability of erdogan or any other turkish leader at that moment to be a mediator and therefore to conduct an open dialogue both with ukraine and with russia, i think that it is also very good for the alliance that nato member countries play such an important role, and because of this, putin's stepfather is going through the roof, so putin is trying to drive a wedge between turkey and the rest of nato and bring it closer to russia, but he does not succeed because turkey provided military aid is critical to ukraine . throughout the war, in t

of the black sea, since ancient times, the territory of modern odessa was a delicacy for the ottoman empirere, nazi germany, and today for fascist russia.

no, that's what the ottoman empire is like. they didn't find a cure and she died, but there was one handsome lung with a mustache, which is specifically kemal atatürk, the father of the turks. that is, they found themselves from the inside, and this is an important moment today's discussion, what could be? so it's putin, it's someone near putin, it's the first circle, it's the third circle. is it external influences because kemalya is a turk, not only because he understood something ? and so this means that these are internal forces, which means that someone in the kremlin, whom we may not know, should start some reforms after realizing that the fate of russia is disintegration, such a simple word, i pronounce it and imagine a russian after the word russia's fate is disintegration you need to take a gun and shoot no, you really need to repeat what mustafa kemal did, what he did, the father of the turks, who is not a turk , the mother is macedonian, the father is not a jew from thessaloniki, or something like that but neverthele

this battle decided the outcome of the next russian-turkish war, the army of the ottoman empire underof the visel pasha stood in a fortified camp, the russians decided to storm it from three sides the main forces were commanded by general fyodor radetsky, prince svyatopolk mirsky and general skobelev commanded two bypass columns . at the same time, the forces of another turkish army were also defeated. suleiman pasha of the ottomans. they could no longer continue the war and began negotiations. the results of that meticulous battle were captured by many artists. on the battlefields, and after returning to russia he created the balkan series of paintings on january 7, 1928 . for the first time, the u2 plane took off into the sky, the now famous heavenly slug, the soviet multi-purpose plan was developed under the guidance of the russian and soviet aircraft designer nikolai polikarpov , he was originally given the task. all parts of the aircraft must be from what is in the ussr wow, it means training for training pilots, but the baby turned out to be

uh, the outline, definitely the ottoman empire is the same as burning the commonwealth, which requiresrate for the second world war . although, in fact, between the lines one can read the demand for an advance payment for the third and, accordingly. uh, perhaps even some kind of formation of the e- polish lithuanian state. maybe there is something by including the state of the shegar four, there slovakia, that is, to collect the inclined land of belarus, respectively, russia should also expand, respectively, imperial e, a testament of a kind. it is also applicable to our country, especially since rusty, again, what is it from the russian verb to keep, it is a katakhon holding it, respectively, if we do not hold the enemy. uh, let's say at the maximum distance from their borders, respectively, this means a loss for geopolitics, and this cannot be allowed under any circumstances, therefore, here, in fact, stoltenberg is absolutely right that he really goes crazy because he doesn’t run away . yes, if we return to our nature, but this and then changes not only political language, what we s

shores of the black sea since ancient times, the territory of modern odessa was a delicacy for the ottoman empire and the russian empire of nazi germany, and today for fascist russia. she has nerves ukrainian heart unconquered i congratulate everyone from espresso this is news and i start with this help from finland the president of finland sauli nianist came to kyiv with an unannounced visit he met with volodymyr zelenskyi the meeting was seen by our colleague valeriya pashko congratulations and tell details good day after the results of the meeting the presidents of ukraine and finland have already held a joint briefing and said that during their discussion they touched on important issues such as defense, energy, the implementation of ukrainian the peace formulas, in particular, also talked about the supply of leopards to ukraine. the president of finland said that he expects a broad discussion to begin in europe, as well as the creation of a certain unit with the participation of many countries that will take care of the transfer of these leopard tanks to ukraine by ukrainians, and finland st

no, that 's the ottoman empire.'t find a cure and she died, but there was one beautiful mustached lung who in specifically, kemal atatyuk, the father of the turks. that is, they found themselves from the inside, and this is an important moment of today's discussion, what can happen? that is, it is putin, it is someone close to putin, it is the first circle, close to the third circle. is it external influences because kemal is a turk not only because he is like that realized oh something no no well or we will save the small but for this we have to lose the big and so this means that these are internal forces, which means that someone in the kremlin, whom we may not know, should start some reforms, realizing that the fate of russia is disintegration, such a simple word i i i say it and i imagine a russian after the word russia's fate is disintegration , you have to take a gun and shoot no, it's really necessary to repeat what she did, what she did, mustafa kemal, the father of the turks, who is not a turk, the mother

well, there was an ottoman empire. well, now it is gone. no turkey was the austro-hungarian empire does not exist. i am austria. hungary was the german empire in two different guises of the german german empire, then the third paradise, well, it is not there in germany, and therefore the same must happen to the russian empire. it must disappear, alexey, but there is one moment, so to speak, the collapse of the empire of the russian austro-hungarian and german empires in various formats followed the military defeat, on the one hand, on the other hand, we understand that the defeat was caused by a coalition of states that participated in curbing unhealthy appetites as the first of the german empire, yes, and the nazi ideology of the second german empire is completely wrong. well, and so on, so to speak, according to the list. well , the question is, so to speak, what red lines have been drawn for our internal selves by our western counterparts, and what are their red lines for us? well, we have repeatedly conducted object

break 200 years ago, the british ambassador to the ottoman empire, thomas bruce , seventh empire, thomas seventh earl of elgin removed . about earl of elgin removed. about half of the surviving statues , half of the surviving statues, the parthenon, that famous temple on the athenian acropolis, and had them transported to britain. we know the story back then , greece was the story back then, greece was a conquered land and athens, little more than a village . little more than a village. elgin and his associates believe that these classical treasures will be better appreciated and cared for in britain than they would be in the athens . cared for in britain than they would be in the athens. his day controversy about this is not exactly a new thing . byron exactly a new thing. byron considered elgin a vandal at the time. today, though, george osborne, who for some completely reason is now the chairman , the reason is now the chairman, the british museum, confirm that dialogue was under way. the return of the marbles to greece which is a very different place now than it was in elgin's time i

break 200 years ago, the british ambassador to the ottoman empire, thomas bruce , seventh empire, thomas seventh earl of elgin removed . about earl of elgin removed. about half of the surviving statues , half of the surviving statues, the parthenon, that famous temple on the athenian acropolis, and had them transported to britain. we know the story back then , greece was the story back then, greece was a conquered land and athens, little more than a village . little more than a village. elgin and his associates believe that these classical treasures will be better appreciated and cared for in britain than they would be in the athens . cared for in britain than they would be in the athens. his day controversy about this is not exactly a new thing . byron exactly a new thing. byron considered elgin a vandal at the time. today, though, george osborne, who for some completely reason is now the chairman , the reason is now the chairman, the british museum, confirm that dialogue was under way. the return of the marbles to greece which is a very different place now than it was in elgin's time i

after the outbreak of the first world war, the british formally declared egypt, then part of the ottoman empire936 . egypt became a fully independent state. however, great britain retained control of the canal in the zone, which housed british troops. later , uh, when the british tried to increase pressure on the government of egypt, there was a revolution, the monarchy was curtailed, and esther came to power. egypt went to increased confrontation, uh with the british and french and when they refused.