is a surprise, well, i used to be like that, yes. surprise at i fell in love during the times of perestroika appeared then about the history of ukraine, about why there is no statehood and about everything related to the russian empire, the soviet union, and since then i understood the value of russia so that it concerns, that is, well, it is called i don’t care, well, i just cross them out. i am a person who, in the event that it is uncomfortable for me to work with someone, or someone lets me down, or i just cross them out because i don’t see the point of wasting my nerves on this, well, russia died for me in march of 14 when did she, uh, when did this guy appear, well, take it, beet who gave an interview to your colleagues from one of the channels, whether it's new or ictv, someone there took in front of the military unit of ukraine where he was standing, that's the moment russia died for me and i don't need to motivate there by the president's speeches or something else, she is an enemy and will be an unequivocal enemy until the end of my life. why didn't the russian people even write me

after perestroika, for you, too, with the expectation of change, they got the feeling that our trainng to hell, and many generally stopped believing that they would live to see retirement, but in ninety-four, into the cabin the driver jumped young and energetic alexander lukashenko took control into his own hands and put the country on a safe track. passengers, calmed down, returned to reality and many found that part of the length of service was recorded only in their memory, because the salary was in cash and in envelopes to exclude such a thing in the future. in the ninety-ninth, the president signed the law on personalized accounting. in the state social insurance system, the platform was prepared for 4 years, studied the experience of other countries, adapted it to our practice they took the best from the ussr created a tracing-paper base tested the system in different areas and from january 1, 2003. it worked throughout the country. since 2003, for everyone who gets a job, the social security fund has opened an individual personal account; they enter a long number from the pass

they thought about how to feed a family, and not how to secure an entry in the work book after perestroikac expectation of change , there was a feeling that our train was rushing to hell and many generally stopped believing that they would live to see retirement, but in ninety-four, a young and energetic jumped into the driver's cab alexander lukashenko took control into his own hands and put the country on a safe footing. passengers calmed down returned to reality and many found that part of the length of service was recorded only in their memory, because the salary was in cash and in envelopes, in order to exclude such a thing in the future. in 1999, the president signed. the law on personalized accounting in the system of state social insurance was prepared for a platform for 4 years, studied the experience of other countries, adapted it to our practice, took the best from the ussr, created a tracing-paper database , tested the system in different areas from january 1, 2003. it started working throughout the country. since 2003, for everyone who gets a job, the social security fund open

when the perestroika began, it was possible to discuss all of this. but i wouldn't say that this woulddiscussing it , that is, everyone had some familiar relatives who had someone who fought in afghanistan, that is, it was all discussed. at a later level, but even again, during the perestroika, this did not become an important political topic discussed in society . so, it definitely affects in some way the worldview of people, the feeling of eh. but this eh seems to me until it will call for a radical political system, there will be no change in the practical system, it will not be discussed publicly, and probably only through some focus groups, through deep in-depth sociological research , for example, because of a change in people's expectations, and also because of their confidence in tomorrow's dnieper, and so further see that they are changing to self-made structures and here are all the news about the graves and so on there is one such indicator that it is actually a very large -scale history, and we do not know exactly how many and how many of the dead we are talking about, but

there will be profound changes in our country along the lines of continued perestroika, democratization and radical economic reform. in the final analysis, all this will let us move on to a broad avenue of accelerate development. as names, we know that you americans have quite a few problems to notice in grappling with those problems. however, i feel that both you and we must remember what is truly crucial human life is equally priceless. whether in the soviet union, say the united states or in any other country. so let us spare no effort to affirm peace on earth, not make us that. ladies and gentlemen, voting during the official departure ceremony in washington, i said with regret that on that visit, dagmar, this new person i had had little chance to see america. no lovely new character. i feel, however, with louis that i did understand what is most important about the american people, and that is their enormous stock of goodwill. always, let me assure you that soviet people to have an equally great stock of goodwill, we used be putting it to full use is the most noble and responsible

almost zapovednaya , almost everything is in this, and the salt has gone to moscow even in the perestroikapaper. yes, there is this mess and lost and no end to be found. well, we are on the state will save money from his hand and let us earn money. so come on, don't yawn, i'm always ready. well done, the main thing is not to bury yourself, and there everything will be as it should. fine. okay, i'll go. we will discuss this with you . come on in, you know erotica misses you. okay, see you soon. why are not you sleeping? tomboy? wow, honest mother, come on, live in bed soon. mom from the theater will return , grandfather will ask both of us. and you are new to me. papa will buy it, he will come hooray and when soon, if you do n't indulge, i'm already going to bed. come on go because your mom is stupid. how did you teach? who is this grandfather? wow seryozha just very stupid. it's great granny , granny, granny, hysteria again. say thank you for the hysteria wait for the udder. here you get out of here with a filthy broom. and why are you such an evil max forbade. so take it away clearly i ca

i must say that in that difficult post-perestroika time. many agreed to help and not only arranged a new year's fairy tale for children. well, we supported them during the year, bought clothes and shoes, helped to make repairs in shelters and get medicine. this is very important for adults. it’s really hard to raise children, but the children themselves dream of a miracle, and in december 1995, thousands of little belarusians believed in it. then spontaneous aid acquired stable contours, and they repeated the borders of belarus, the action grew to the scale of the country after as soon as it received official status, business leaders, businessmen and politicians traveled to dozens of orphanages and brought not only sweets, but also office supplies, musical instruments, tvs and other expensive equipment, and on december 28, 1995 , it passed in minsk. more than 500 children were invited to the first presidential christmas tree, alexander lukashenko congratulated them and gave parting words to the children who were at that christmas tree and s

place here, in general, according to a smart reserve, it should be universal for this ashlo, but perestroikaow burst out before nature. as you can see, that's right. do you know how many scientists are here? a biological station was built here, otherwise it was the university of kolyma. professor's students came. here, i drove them cedar. there was also here . i am a wife. someone set fire to the outside with a log propped up. she tried to open the windows, but he pre-set closed. you say it like you know who it is. yes? no, i do not know. one can only guess. i think it's her because of me. i have crossed the road for many, you are a brave man, not a cunning one. yes, closed, closed, you see, or what? well, where did that mop go? and you are a guy here for the time being, a stranger to our women, mops call me names, her name is lucy. well, where is the beauty lucy and went to the regional center for groceries. take a little after a hard day's work. what are we going to do, we go to a glass, what for, there vodka is twice as expensive. maybe people of their companies. all the locals are eating

supreme council of the republic of bashkiria in 1990 in the soviet union, the era of grandiose perestroika changes in the country was coming to a sad end. the central government lost control over the economy and the yeltsin era began with his take sovereignty. as much as you can swallow, he uttered these words and stood nearby at the rallies in ufa, how it all ends up predicting, then no one took both of them, including fragments. chronicles of the early nineties demonstrated people who stood in long lines to say goodbye to the former head of the republic, here are meetings with the presidents of russia many episodes with vladimir putin saying goodbye to russia, people who knew him well said that he showed an example of how politics should be behaved in difficult times such times , as now it is a tireless combatant who served tirelessly. he worked for the good of people all his life, maybe the azerbaijani, as far as we know, devoted not only to the economy, not only to improvement. well, first and foremost. preservation of the interethnic and interfaith world was a very close person for us

new thinking, and also perestroika and to deepen any restructuring of the economic mechanism.s you know, the restructuring of consciousness and practice begins. clear understanding of new challenges. mikhail sergeevich gorbachev, a gravedigger of the cpsu and the ussr and from peasants, was born in the stavropol territory in 1949 while still a schoolboy, as an assistant to a slaughterer for shock work in harvesting grain, he was awarded the order of red labor knowledge in the tenth grade at the age of 19 became a candidate member of the cpsu recommendation. dali directors and teachers of the school sent to study at the faculty of law. msu further career along the party line. up to the first secretary of the stavropol deception, they said that this was a reward. at the head of the ussr populist , the first and last president of the ussr, elected at the congress of people's deputies of the country under gorbachev, the country learned that there is a first lady. raisa maksimovna helped unite in germany from afghanistan and a million-strong soviet army from europe under a verbal p

more than about 800,000 people, however, this figure will be officially recognized only during perestroikafor many years, employees of the oktyabrskaya railway have been carrying out a historical reconstruction at the finland station, dedicated to the arrival of the first train after breaking through the blockade of leningrad, the driver vadim leonidovich gukov studied with those who drove the trains along the pobeda road. , assistant driver and a burning furnace with a sledgehammer inserted into the pipe this iron cone and with a sledgehammer several blows with a raw corner. so that you can be pulled out in case you lose consciousness there. with small trains, thousands of trains passed along the victory road, which delivered more than 4 million tons of cargo to leningrad. on november 5, 1943, the brilliant russian engineer ivan georgievich zubkov was awarded the title of hero of socialist labor for outstanding achievements in providing transportation for the front and the national economy. the world we are about to build cannot be built without right, that period could not be won, it was

the peak of his career came in the 60s and 70s, the heyday of the soviet cinema, then perestroika anda decisive departure from the maly theater, in which he served for almost 30 years, and finally the cult comedies of the nineties, where each of his episodes. this is a separate pop number. attention attention reported ilon flight canceled by cyclone ceylon. no, i'm just amazing in the domestic cinema, there are many beautiful actors with a reference appearance and impressive baggage from star roles, but there are people who didn’t play so good-looking. they are mostly in episodes. but they stay forever in memory, because unlike anyone else, these unique actors do not belong to these unique actors, and our hero's popularity came to him late, only at the age of 45. personally, i saw for the first time on the screen evgeny in the role of a bitch, and we all played the essence of sex in this usyk. i don't know, after all, well, in principle , there were a lot of films. eh, and there were many roles and artists. but for some reason it stuck right in my memory. and forever. in the film, the

leningrad as war crimes of the wehrmacht. officially this figure will be recognized only during perestroikamany years, employees of the oktyabrskaya railway have been holding a historical the reconstruction dedicated to the arrival of the first train after breaking the blockade of leningrad, the driver vadim leonidovich gukov studied with those who drove the trains along the victory road. this cone and sledgehammer a few blows at a raw angle. so that you can be pulled out in case you lose consciousness there. for a little over a year, thousands have passed along the victory road trains that delivered more than 4 million tons of cargo to leningrad. on november 5, 1943, the brilliant russian engineer ivan georgievich zubkov was awarded the title of hero of socialist labor for outstanding achievements in providing transportation for the front and the national economy. the world we are about to build cannot be built without editing. in short, they could not win that period, it was impossible to stand as the father of this generation. that 's what romance is for me. install, open, watch russian

then, when it began perestroika, they stopped flying here, and i always dreamed of living here, becausehere when we arrived here. first time, of course, there was a feeling that we were strangers, but now, of course, we have adapted, we have appeared. friends and well, we are now very comfortable and well, well, the options, probably, where you can go with the whole family, or either russia or belarus, and at that time we still chose such a country, where our children can grow up, develop in a calm, prosperous environment like this, which contributes to the fact that you do not worry about the child every minute there. and what can happen to him, what cannot happen to him, and i think that in minsk has very good conditions for living with a family, especially with small children. this is my family, the people closest to me. this is my beloved husband vitaly, these are my children. this is my son. bogdan is my daughter, miechka. these are my parents, my mom tatyana is, uh, my dad igor is my father-in-law. this is my mother-in-law. and alexander and hamna and another member of our family.

i must say that in that difficult post-perestroika time. many agreed to help and not only arranged a new year's fairy tale for children. well, we supported them during the year, bought clothes and shoes, helped to make repairs in shelters and get medicine. this is very important for adults who find it difficult to raise children. the children themselves dream of a miracle, and in december 1995, thousands of little belarusians believed in it ; contours. they repeated the borders of belarus, the action grew to the scale of the country after it received official status, business leaders, businessmen and politicians traveled to dozens of orphanages and brought not only sweets, but also stationery on the counter, musical instruments, televisions and other expensive equipment, and on december 28, ninety the fifth year in minsk passed. more than 500 children were invited to the first presidential, yolka, alexander lukashenko congratulated them and gave parting words to the children who were at that christmas tree still remember it as a miracle tha

this is when perestroika yes.literally 3-5 years ago , 82 percent of meat products, canned meat were supplied from the american continent. from the continent - as far as canned beef is concerned, neither which are not from the usa, but from argentina, brazil, as we found out from uruguay, but now we have new discoveries ahead, namely, against this plant in freibandas, a sabotage was being prepared by the germans. this investigation became possible only now, based on what the descendants of some germans from the spy count told me - this is a german battleship. sometimes they also say pocket armadillos. back in the summer of 1939. hitler sent him to the south atlantic. and there, on the orders of the demoniac fuhrer, whom for some reason they obeyed so much, it seems to be such divine germans. what is he there the darkness of the soul climbed into them, then there count peppe mercilessly drowned british merchant ships, but in december the thirty-ninth, the count was pinned to the shore by the british. uruguay had a

uh, perestroika mid-ninety- one - the most critical moment of the year six eclipses of 94.the separation of the republics of the state in 1996, global changes in television after the departure of gorbachev, a new unique system will begin. and you are already in 2003. you write a possible encounter with aliens. polarization of people depending from the inner world it's strange, yes. this is strange. i've only met aliens so far. i must say that in fact, of course, i also did not have such a meeting, but nevertheless, indeed, 2003 is the period when the new epoch came and began to come into force, this is the age of aquarius. these events in 2003. actually, it was the year of such an important turn in all senses for the world. and this period will last 2,000 years. do you understand? that is to say so. for us this is the time of human perfection. we are already here. pay attention to what we think is fantastic or seemed. that's when the nineties were, well, let's say the end of the eighties and early nineties. it was hard to imagine that this little box. we hold it in our hand

worked taught children, treated, uh, restored the country from the ruins after the war, and during perestroika did everything to make belarus so beautiful , therefore , only a deep bow to these people, and we must always remember that we will definitely be like that, the speaker recalled. in this year's budget, almost half of the expenses are allocated to the social sphere. it's social security education health care culture protection of public order in belarus more than 120,000 lonely elderly citizens who are particularly in need of communication. and it is important for them to create comfortable and safe living conditions . to give care all year round to help get on their feet and educate worthy belarusians, representatives of the air force and air defense joined the new year's marathon of good deeds. today, military pilots visited the republican rehabilitation center for disabled children. every year guests are greeted by guys who undergo rehabilitation here. gift exchange joint workshops and dreams at the tree of desires in these holidays. people in uniform give the mood just like father

rating is rapidly falling and in order to keep this movement, which would have started the prana of perestroikan comes a small , modest man by the name of putin named vladimir, who, according to the ruling elite, should carefully and calmly finish what was ordered, what was planned, but something went wrong. russia is a country with more than a thousand years of history and almost always enjoyed the privilege of pursuing an independent foreign policy. we are not going to change this tradition today and of course, we would also like to deal with responsible and also independent partners with whom we could work together to build a just and democratic world order, ensuring security and prosperity in it not for the elite. and for everyone. see how european world leaders listen to the president of the russian federation this person fits into the pattern of atlantic thoughtfulness, moreover, these people who listen for the most part agree with what putin says , they can’t just say. because they are like the very natives with whom the anglo-saxons acted, so to speak, gold on a glass. and what, what ca

i must say that in that difficult post-perestroika time.y agreed to help and not only arranged a new year's fairy tale for children. well, we supported them during the year, bought clothes and shoes, helped to make repairs in shelters and get a doctor. this is very important for adults who find it difficult to raise children, while the children themselves dream of a miracle, and in december 1995, thousands of little belarusians believed in it. then spontaneous aid acquired stable contours, and they repeated the borders of belarus ; expensive equipment, and on december 28 ninety the fifth year in minsk passed. more than 500 children were invited to the first presidential christmas tree, alexander lukashenko congratulated them and gave parting words to the children who were at that christmas tree , they still remember it as a miracle that affected all of their lives. many have become parents of many children. they accepted all the orphans, someone went into medicine, because they saw how much sick kids need the help of doctors, their stories

but when mikhail gorbachev announced perestroika, he went to meet him halfway, he saw this as a way to strengthen american interests and win the cold war. in addition, reagan went down in history by setting two records at once, firstly, as the then oldest president in us history, and secondly, as the only divorced man , he married twice in 2017, both. these records were broken by donald trump and by age, joe biden broke ahead in 2021 january 2, 2019 of the year. the world learned about the discovery of mexican archaeologists in the valley of the akana body - this is the state of the pueblo. they unearthed the temple of hissing teki, the ancient god of fertility and agriculture. he was worshiped by the indians clutching the semi- shackles at this place of worship. the pyramidal shape, but built and used around the thirteenth to eleventh centuries bc according to aztec mythology, the hissing ateko flayed his skin to feed the hungry, but did not only do this at the same time. he was considered the god of war and sent blindness and other disease on the non-spring equinox, the aztecs made h

this is when perestroika yes.ly 3-5 years ago , 82% of meat products, canned meat were it was delivered from the american continent. the continent - this is about canned beef, not from the usa but from argentina brazil, as we found out from uruguay, but now we have new discoveries, namely, against this plant in freibandos , a sabotage was being prepared by the germans. this investigation has become possible only now, based on what the descendants of some germans from the count told me, spies - this is a german battleship, then they still say, a pocket battleship, back in the summer of the thirty-ninth year. hitler sent him to south atlantic. and there, on the orders of a demoniac fer, whom for some reason they obeyed so much, it seems like such bolognese germans. what kind of darkness of the soul he was then climbed into the tangraf trading ships, but in december the thirty-ninth , the earl was pinned to the shore by the british. uruguay had a fight. here it turns out the grave of the british sailors who died in t

then turn into pictures what perestroika calls for, a careful and attentive attitude towards the workingson, and today i am a working person. he says that before taking it, you need to let the working person at least sing a word, because in this safety work it is impossible, because overalls should be comfortable, because the increase in labor productivity depends on it. and what is not interested in increasing labor productivity? you know, i can do everything. go home ears. tomorrow you will come, where to go home, she is at work today. and now the politically literate has appeared. well, it will be good for someone to carry information useful. oh no matter how it was. we have her information in another place under the protocol of retelling. dreamed of being a doctor. well, the medical had big competitions, so he entered the trade institute. and he couldn't give. well, here all the way with his wife was at odds. i drank, you understand katya, then without this business there would be no business contacts. the era of banquets and speeches. in general , katya moved. in the opposite direct

and her story sounds modern everyday, as if there was no khrushchev, brezhnev's thaw, stagnation, perestroika and the liberal nineties. she is again experiencing the moment that was to decide the fate of the war, operation iskra was prepared with unusual care. it was the fifth attempt. breaking the blockade of leningrad and the right to make a mistake was no longer an instruction to the fighters. how to ski? how to fight in the conditions of a settlement. now these are exhibits of the museum of the blockade, and then the elements of the most serious preparation that were carried out in absolute conditions. on the leningrad and volkhov fronts, it was planned to force into it on skis, the fighters had to be able to move quickly; one of the problems was german, barbed wire. sturdy square in cross section with a tight fit of the thorns, ordinary wire cutters did not take it, then the craftsmen came up with a nozzle on the machine to interrupt the wire with a shot before the attack , they carried out powerful artillery preparation, but they couldn’t foresee absolutely everything. you put us in the

vladimirovich, your grandfather mikhalkov reacted to when all these streams of mud poured into perestroikan our history, on our military leaders, on our past, on everything soviet and in tomsk , nkvd employees well, firstly, there is a lot of dirt on him. resulted at that time including yes philosophical he was a very wise man. he he was a very wise man and, uh, so to speak, he quickly adapted mentally. by the way, we were very good friends at this time, here are the nineties . in general, i think that he had good relations with, uh, with the authorities, and hmm well, how to react to, so to speak, these attacks. we, in fact, and then, too, but hmm, we also somehow perceived it. all. i lived in england for 8 years, so i read all the anti-soviet literature all the anti-soviet literature. and when you read a lot of anti-soviet literature, you you really start, so to speak, to think differently, and then i immediately returned to russia as soon as i graduated from an educational institution. so i’ve been living here for 30 years and i understand that everything was not like that, in fact it’s

the parties understand very well that the goals of the perestroika regime of putin's russian federatione very good, we represent ourselves very well. in a situation where we could also remain here one on one with these superior er superior military forces and that's why ah that's probably why we have er this feeling is enough - the feeling of solidarity is strong enough. but there is also a pragmatic consideration, of course, and that is, if we now have two ways, either ukraine will win, or europe will again be somewhere in the state of the 40s. i would not like it, therefore, we understand very well that the fate of the future of europe in the future is приключение мереме меня сельчая поколеный решается сейчас на бейфоле ех восточной Украине by the way, interestingly , we will have to defend ourselves in the niva, we have to leave everything just in case, because in the armory in estonia , they think completely differently in our country the historical context is different from what he feels and how he perceives this situation in germany, first of all, we know russia a little better, a

however, this figure will be officially recognized only during perestroika. for many years, employees of the oktyabrskaya railway have been carrying out a historical reconstruction at the finland station, dedicated to the arrival of the first train after the breaking of the blockade of leningrad, the driver vadim leonidovich gukov studied with those who drove the trains along the victory road sometimes the pipes broke through and a corpse of migratory firemen formed to flow and jammed it with special plugs, climbed in there, the assistant driver and a burning firebox with a sledgehammer inserted an iron cone into the pipe and with a sledgehammer several blows of the plug leaked in the country. well, in order to get in there, it was necessary to throw raw, coal, firebox with a large one of your own and the assistant driver put on a hat with earflaps, triple mittens, boots, they say, it was already necessary when he got out to cut, because the skin was removed from the nails this is already at risk, of course for life, but colleagues could always pull you out o

one strange side, and they understand very well that history could also have been the goal of the perestroikaussian federation and not to help the ukrainians for the estonian people of the majority of the estonian people is completely unthinkable superior military forces and that's why, ah, that's probably why we have this feeling, it will give us a sense of solidarity , it's strong enough, but there is also a pragmatic consideration, of course, and that is, if we now have two ways, either ukraine will win or, er, europe will be again somewhere- in the state of the forties, i would not like it, therefore, we understand very well that the fate of the future europe of the future, at least for a few generations, is decided now on the battlefield of eastern ukraine. by the way, it is interesting to transfer to germany everything that we have because we may also have to defend ourselves, we have to keep our weapons just in case. in estonia, they think completely differently. we have a slightly different historical context from what feels and how they perceive this situation in germany . first of a

the soviet cossacks, but their revival really began in the late eighties with the beginning of perestroikahe don army, as before, novocherkassk, the cossacks have their own banner and coat of arms, on which depicts a deer pierced by an arrow. these symbols were approved by decree of the president of russia on january 3, 1850 in st. petersburg, 20 prisoners were taken to semyonovsky platz to be shot, among them were learned writers and students. even officials of the ministry of foreign affairs, including the young writer fyodor dostoyevsky, all of them were members of the circle of mikhail butashevich petrashevsky's followers. the ideas of utopian socialism gathered on fridays, criticized the russian order , discussed the works, foreign and domestic philosophers discussed the forbidden qualifications. belinsky's letter to gogol where the author condemned derzhavin's serfdom, religious obscurantism and advocated a quotation for the awakening among the people, a sense of human dignity. so many centuries lost in mud and dung petrashevists were arrested and accused of conspiracy, but the execu

eighth her team launched the fifth wheel program, which became very popular during the years of perestroikapular during her work, created two dozen serial films in st. petersburg and the city always reciprocated her. in the uk, new protests from the economic crisis are attended by nurses, railway workers, and other state employees, and from february they will be joined by more and more teachers, some schools are forced to announce additional holidays due to lack of staff in a difficult economic situation, the british accuse already a new prime minister. well, yes, their street responds with plans to expand their powers police. herzen more appeared a new variety of street actions, protest for the sake of the right to protest. the first of this series has already gone near the parliament in response to the bill passed by the majority of deputies the day before , depriving people of the opportunity to strike - this is a direct encroachment on human rights. this attack on me personally and on all my colleagues is personally blamed for the attack by riche sunok. it was he who decided not to give

her , i can't remember the last name now, the former just the chief of the years of the years of perestroikawas written there, these main tools and the main directions of how to disarm the enemy’s army and not only the army but also demoralize the entire population, that is, in the first place, there was disinformation to fill as much as possible the information space in the information noise to throw as many as possible some fakes of manipulations so that the truth is drowned and thanks to this disorientation of the society takes place secondary becomes primary primary becomes secondary in third place this is just discrediting the leadership dissolve the leadership today well on the one hand we all have claims goes to the top leadership of our state, if not to play along with these russian manipulations, then it would be necessary for our top leadership the government should admit its mistakes, and then there would be much more trust, because we now publish all the books in many thousands of editions, and the first month of the war, zelenskyi's speeches, the second month , the fifth, sixth,

her finest hour comes with perestroika in 1988 .he and her team came up with one of the the main tv shows of this era fifth wheel. it was an incredible success in leningrad when this program was shown on tv, the streets were deserted. everyone was at the tvs in this program kulekhina sholokhov explained why is lenin a mushroom? here are all my first steps i took from this old pier . here they showed such outstanding scientists as a lion, whose gumilyov had previously been forbidden to interview. here is the former camp of nicky, as tamara pitkevich told about the repressions of the stalinist time of kurkov becomes leningrad's number one journalist and goes into politics. on these frames. she is next to anatoly sobchak in march 1990. she becomes a people's deputy of the leningrad city council and the rsfsr she is nominated by the democratic elections bloc 90, then she heads the st. petersburg branch of the vgtrk in 1993. she fully supports boris yeltsin in his decision to dissolve parliament. it was then that she was often blamed, in

then, when it began perestroika, they stopped flying here, and i always dreamed of living here, becauserelatives here when we arrived here. at first, of course, there was a feeling that we were strangers. but now, of course we have adapted. we've got friends. and well, we are now very comfortable and well, well, the options, i guess. uh, where can you go with the whole family is it or or russia or belarus, and at that time we still chose a country where our children can grow up and develop in a calm, prosperous environment, which contributes to the fact that you do not worry about the child there every minute. and what can happen to him. what can't happen to him? and i think that in minsk there are very good conditions for living with a family, um, especially with small children. this is my family, the people closest to me. this is my beloved husband vitaly. these are my kids. this is my son. bogdan is my daughter, miechka. this my parents, my mom tatyana is uh, my dad igor is a sink. this is my mother-in-law, and alexander is a hamna and another member of our family. our cat justin has

you know, mikhail sergeevich gorbachev called perestroika a revolution from above. sense, i am closer to the position of, uh, russian president vladimir putin that russia has mastered the ministry of foreign affairs for a revolution in the 20th century has already exhausted. here in my opinion. enough e revolutions. eh, you really need to develop and not succumb to any revolutions there from the side from the top to the bottom somehow, as far as the composition of the video is concerned, where you started. eh, this is the brand of the linkist. i'm just really touching. yes, i already wanted to cry with him like that, which means that the touching video of his fighting companions is dying somewhere there. now i’ll just p -explain, who is the marklinkvist showman, who i don’t know if he served in the world, but he says that a veteran of the american air force served in afghanistan and sings all the time in uniform before the start of the football, well, in the american football match the national anthem the us is famous for it. uh, last year before nominated to the mi

and now gorbachev's perestroika, gorbachev's reforms - this was confirmed, and he said, we are unloading. we do not need such a powerful army, such a fleet. we are withdrawing our troops from germany from others. eh, the countries of europe and do not ask for anything in return, what the west did, it immediately entered these territories, nato troops set up their military bases and airfields there. and now their place is not empty. yes, e threatens us, too, and in this sense, this is gorbachevism. it should never be repeated. and what should be instead of it, uh, a healthy realistic understanding that the world is once again. for some reason, something that should be protected in various ways, including the military. uh, our uh, the state does not have a ministry of attack, not a ministry of aggression in any case ministry of defense uh, we, uh, build our policy so that we can protect ourselves, but we must do this, we must be able to do this be strong in strength. and we have our national interests and our national political interests. the economic sphere in the social sphere must be se

what kind of chernukha is this in the spirit of this black cinema, that perestroika, damn it, and atme such first channel such a hop and bought the rights to onions and they didn’t chase it away on the air, they looked sad , they looked, yes, yes, it changed and so so both expected and unexpected. and now we just do not know whether we are mutating, or developing at some breakneck speed then, and remember that, and then they abruptly began to close. we are on thursday the last year, when the musician's hit parades are in all, that is, then the star factory began, and everything began to just conditionally turn over. yes, at that moment you had such a light lull, you were engaged in some kind of experiments in the theater in this year, just here kurta cobain is in nirvana at the thunderous a, and there was some kind of even a tour i shed was still on. listen, for kurt cobain , did you grow a cobain haircut right here or not? i already had me just painted so streaked. yes, you smoke now, this performance or make-up is still on, i was on the air with this. i was at this performance, for

yes, they promised they came, they said the quiet film accurately identified the perestroika soil that under their feet. so honest and so affectionately, a student of dana or told about the life of a provincial town in which nothing happened until kolya blurted out leaving today. if he decided, then it’s better not to turn it like a man, and he called me, he says, kolya, don’t you want me to have a film about kolyulya? yes , because he couldn't. there was a script for him. he was busy with another 15 years later, the hero of the picture kolya will return to his native land. where is kolya and nikolai nikolayevich cinema, and today comrade shalom will no longer remove the breaks of the century, the twentieth in the fate of varlam shalamov and the series lenin's testament it was not a film of duty to comprehend the time in which our fathers and grandfathers lived, it has not been until now. i do not feel that we clearly and, as it were, very, vigilantly examined our history, not the kolyma, nor the gulag testament. there was no lenin, but it was it that laid the foundation for all this,