it was a direct order to fitin to seek a meeting with the people 's commissar on this issue is useless, he had already made a decision. and me in the well-known, so they decided not to put a repeat. this is the decision of the commissar. if there is a failure i can refer that it was his decision to refer. yes, when comrade stalin asks me. you talk, you don't talk. i'm the head of intelligence. i need to know, and the decision that is made at the top, even if not taken through my head, shut your mouth if the failure in berlin, i will not be silent. you'll agree to the wall, and i'm not moving away from it. good afternoon. hello we are looking for dr. berezantsev. we were told that he takes at home. yes, it's me, and how can i be useful to you after a concussion, our good friend, captain romanov, was treated. yes, i remember pavel anatolyevich well, we have the same problem. gentlemen figured it out, so it's good. how is the cargo? i'm fine, here the walkie-talkie batteries cipher pads and money is good. whatever it is. it's ours. well maybe be tea at the lord's let's later. i have to yo

can't be wrong anymore. diplomat prize and people's commissars please list all the people's commissars for foreign affairs. molotov gromyka what kind of people 'sted from the end, i ask molotov for this completion. we start with the first people's commissar, just in case i help you. there was a second and a third. but molotov 4. hello samira dzhabova, gymnasium number one in the city of yaroslavl trotsky was already a good chicherin, after him was litvinov then molotov well. i got scared. thought you'd move on, smart guy. chicherin maxim maksimovich litvinov vyacheslav mikhailovich molotov clever order. diplomat award ambassador you don't remember, i have diplomatic ones, you don't remember who in 1906 received the nobel peace prize and for what he received it first of all. and i will assume that this award was received from roosevelt for organizing the sale. portman peace treaty, and between japan and russia yes, he took part in this and contributes to keep silent. i am reading now in 1906 the nobel peace prize was awarded to the twenty-sixth president of the united states of america, primarily for merits in ending the russo-japanese war. your