by the time the red army approached the capital of prussia, the main part of the city was destroyed.th the british royal air force. raids occurred in august 1944. if the first raid occurred on the outskirts, then the second - on the center. 100,000 civilians lost their homes, several thousand died. each of the raids involved just under two hundred heavy four-engine lancaster bombers, which dropped the order. this was done in order to cause a so-called fire tornado, when the city began to burn, all this was carried out according to the so -called duet doctrine, which was developed in the interwar period and said something like this: you need to carry it to the enemy irreparable moral damage. destroying his communications, destroying his means of control, logistics, and thereby forcing him to withdraw from the war. kant island with the cathedral and tomb of the great philosopher. now the island is open, a park has been developed here. in 1944 it was completely built up with wooden houses, which burned down after the bombing. the 14th century cathedral was practically destroyed. miracul

ours had a very hard time in east prussia.itanenberg on august 26, september 3, the second army of general samsonov was on its head. shot down, two of the six corps were surrounded and captured, the losses were colossal, general samsonov himself shot himself. on august 30, 1914 , russian foreign minister sergei sazonov informed the french ambassador maurice poléalogue: samsonov's army was destroyed. we had to make this sacrifice to france, which has shown itself to be such a loyal ally. then there was no combat aviation at all, in the same flight, with a low-level trajectory at an altitude of only 25 m, the same taube, in german, a dove, released into the pennant of german colors with the following text: the german army dodges paris, any resistance is doomed to failure, but due to the transfer of corps to the east, the germans on the marne still do not have the strength enough, it is known in this regard, the marn... taxi operation. then the moroccan zouaves arrived in paris to help, but there was nothing to lead them to the f

beloved by tourists. 79 years ago, it was still fort number five, named after king frederick william of prussia. a hexagonal impregnable fortress, surrounded by a moat and camouflaged by trees. on top there was a concrete dome, inside there were barracks, arranged with a completely german attention to a good life. autonomous ventilation, water supply, sewerage, walls 5 m thick could withstand any shells. there were 17 such forts in total, they formed a chain around the city, the germans called it night pirina of köniksberg, hoping that with such fortifications one can always sleep peacefully, especially since there were several lines of defense around the city of the administrative center of the province of the third reich of east prussia. some sources write about three or even. four lines of defense around kennicksberg, but you need to understand that there was the largest line of defense, which went farthest from the city center, it covered airfields, various industrial facilities, it had already been broken through by the time of sturmagsberg, because soviet troops even before during the ass

fanatical, they were ready to die for hitler and their prussia, just like the regular german militaryat the king of prussia with... 16 hectares, it is located in the center of the city, there are 260 species of animals, peacocks in huge enclosures, winter pavilions for giraffes , elephants, complex terrain made for... so that the animals could feel more at ease and more familiar, this terrain and the deep stream became an obstacle to the advance of the red army soldiers. on april 8, 1945 , a very difficult battle took place here. this is the bridge the red army soldiers needed to take from below. knows here about the assault on kuniksberg. the bear rock or bear enclosure was built in 1936 and survived the fighting at the zoo during the assault on kuniksberg in april 1945. these stones contain traces of shots, but ballistics experts have yet to determine what weapon they were made from. the bunker museum is located in the center of koleningrad; it was opened to visitors in 1968 at the request of veterans of the assault on kennicksberg. descent underground to a depth of 7 m. concrete wa

the exhibition introduces the life of prussia and the education system in the 18th century.of ​​the sciences that kant taught and compare the years of his life with the events that were happening in the world at that moment. and, of course, if you ask the question: do we now live in an enlightened age, then the answer will be no, but we live in an enlightened age. kant proceeds from the givenness of scientific knowledge, that is, by others in words, here we have such a way of knowing the world, yes, we have the reality of scientific knowledge, moreover, this reality of scientific knowledge is just well known in kant’s understanding, kant’s question is then posed, so what? makes such knowledge possible, how it is generally structured not in an elementary sense, not in terms of the methodology of individual procedures, but what is in the nature of human knowledge, what in the structure of human knowledge makes possible such a way of knowing the world, what is its basis, what is it that allows it be trustworthy this is a very interesting kantian point, because kant proceeds fro

pomerania, selesia, and the southern part of east prussia. of the published germans, these lands were inhabited by ethnic poles. thus, there was a shift of polish territory to the west. during the formation of the pro-soviet government , terrorist activities of the regional army took place. this time is captured widely on our screens in a film directed by vaida. ash and diamond. there was cultural exchange between both countries. poland was for us, as in the 17th century, a conductor of western ideas of western influence. examples of polish culture, poland has become a leader in the demolition of soviet monuments. in may 2023, kremlin spokesman dmitry peskov said that poland is a country hostile to russia, and not just an unfriendly state. according to an international survey conducted in june 22, only 2% of poles have a positive opinion refers to russia. about the three partitions of poland, and look, anything can happen. with this, i want to say goodbye to you, all the best, goodbye. start the path to your dream with sberbank, open it. free

, prussia had not yet been completely conquered by that time, and accordingly these were terrible lossesssals orders, infantry, local population, all this was not counted. and what is important to say is that indeed this defeat forced the knights to concentrate on other directions, that is, to no longer interfere with where they received so much from the novgorod residents and from the novgorod prince, and anatoly konstantinovich, give maria to me as a wife, you can give it, it’s a good idea to collect a dowry from your dad, we have embroidered shirts here, it’s so beautiful, it’s been preserved from the province. boty, like a fierce beast, devoured entire areas, tormenting the remnants with his claws. bravest princes russians fell in battle, others wandered in foreign lands, looking for intercessors between non-believers. and were not found. mothers cried for their children, before their eyes, trampled by tatar horses, thinking about their innocence, like many of them, wanting to save it. and the horde conquest should not be underestimated, because archaeologists actually know very well

the republic is committed to grazing trafeed cattle from ukhodnyaya prussia.e than 12 thousand gallons of bullion. stingray, 1200 lashadzi, 775 avets peradadzena saugasam republic, in the adapnasti with advanced caruncular organs of regulation, partly with their peradadzena shmatdzet families. we put it with nothing, it’s practically destroyed fully. the extraordinary state commission of the ussr found that property damage to the agriculture of the bssr alone amounted to more than 22 billion rubles. in prices of the forty- first year. 10,000 collective farms, 92 state farms, 316 machine and tractor stations, and 1,200 thousand rural buildings were destroyed. including 421,000 residential buildings of collective farmers. from a memorandum by the deputy people's commissar of agriculture of the bssr yaroslavtsev. the state of agriculture in the belarusian ussr. july 12, 1943. during the german occupation, collective farms were dispersed, funds production facilities were destroyed and plundered, mts was destroyed. the destruction of all types of livestock will com

ours had a very difficult time in east prussia.ere was success, but... in the battle of tanenberg on august 26, september 3, the second army of general samsonov was completely defeated, two of the six corps were surrounded and captured. the losses were colossal, general samsonov himself shot himself. on august 30, 1914 , russian foreign minister sergei sazonov informed the french ambassador maurice poléalogue: samsonov's army was destroyed. we had to make this sacrifice to france, which has shown itself to be such a loyal ally. meanwhile, united. dropped four bombs on paris. this is the plane. the french and british did not have combat aircraft at all at that time. and on the same flight. with a low-level trajectory at a height of only 25 m, the same taube, in german, a dove, released german colors into the pennant with the following text the german army is at the gates of paris, any resistance is doomed to failure, but due to the transfer of corps to the east, the germans still did not have enough forces on the marne, the marne ta

during the seven years' war in 1758, russian troops entered the capital of prussia and the residentsto empress elizabeth petrovna. there is no doubt that kant also swore the oath, but how could it be otherwise? he continued to give lectures on geography in albertina, including for russian students who arrived in kinexberg, because the city was until... 762 part of the russian empire. on july 28, 1794 , immanuel kant was elected a foreign honorary member of the imperial academy of sciences in st. petersburg. the university administration building was built in 1569 in the north-eastern part of the island of kneiphof, right next to the cathedral. it has not survived. the british air force bombing in august 1944 destroyed the buildings on... the cathedral remains in ruins; it was restored only in the late 1990s. after the restoration of the cathedral, the cathedral immediately became a secular institution, a concert hall, and a little later it was organized there immanuel kant museum, but the cathedral still has two chapels: one lutheran, the other orthodox, this is that smooth ideal wor

perhaps charlotte saw herself in, at the ball the charlotte was the system of frederick william prussia when a fried used 1st collect 2, which means that she was very familiar with his work and she took her love of his what with her. so st. petersburg, it's not possible. charlotte's love for a customer david street northeast was not only celebrated at course, but took hold of all russian society. the consequences are still visible today. the hermitage in saint petersburg. now house is the largest and most important fleet which collection outside germany or to something seem familiar here in this painting. men again, turn towards each other, demonstrating closeness. they contemplate, nature immersed in it. across and moon is in the sky. the small picture is the epitome of german romanticism. and its precisely this painting that will soon play a role of great significance. good . it is safe to drop hounds to an exhibition in 2025. the metropolitan museum of art in new york will be hosting the 1st major customer adobe police exhibition in the us. there's never been a comprehensive exhibiti

, if east prussia, let's say, was divided into two parts, from one part the kaliningrad region was created of the soviet union, and this region was given away, even though it is adjacent. to lithuania, it was not given to lithuania, but this region was simply given to the russian federation, but those lands, that is, all the dying, in particular, and even this area of ​​today's gdańsk, which in german sounded like danzik, were all given, that is, to poland, and people had to be brought to these lands and settled, why, because... from those lands, let's say, only the western lands, those that were adjacent to the oder neiss, that is , silesia, so to speak, silesia, and then in the szczecin area, all these lands, zelena hura, all of this, reportedly 1.5 million germans were evicted, and these lands had to be settled by people who would look they would take care of the land, cultivate the land, and that is why we can see from the documents. as the polish authorities constantly ask the soviet union to speed up the resettlement of poles, because it is necessary to cultivate the land, and these

the topic of my dissertation is the architecture of ancient prussia.you’ll tell me, but, in fact, there’s nothing to tell, i didn’t lift my head up much, no, uh-huh, that’s it, brie, one shot without glasses, so, composition, then, hello, a photo portrait of the second hero, ivan, if i may you. i’m taking a picture, i allow it, just not me, us, okay, let’s all get on the water, quickly, but how could he leave you with the child, he didn’t know about the child, why didn’t you write to him? than he, he should know that my mother is his daughter, and i am his granddaughter, so much time has passed, he, like andrei, has the right to know the truth, oh, well, let’s sit down on the path, maybe we’ll give up this idea, no way, i’m flying to kaliningrad and i’ll find my grandfather. oh, i really don’t want this meeting to be interpreted by my grandfather as my obsessive desire to meet, of course, olga ivanovna, when i meet him, i will immediately explain everything to him that i am acting solely on my own initiative. it seems to me, ivanovna, that you are stil

the topic of my dissertation is the architecture of ancient prussia.next, can you tell me? yes, actually, there’s nothing to tell, i didn’t lift my head much, no, yeah, well that's it, brie, one shot without glasses, so, composition, then, hello, photo portrait of the second hero. let me take a photo of you? i allow it, just not me, us. okay, everyone on the water, quickly! how could he leave you with the child? he didn’t know about the child, so why didn’t you write to him? for what? he, he should know that my mother is his daughter, and i am his granddaughter. so much time has passed. he, like andrei, has the right to know the truth. oh, well, shall we sit down on the path? maybe we should abandon this idea? never. i'm flying to kaliningrad. i'll find my grandfather, i really don't want this the meeting was interpreted by my grandfather as my obsessive desire to meet, of course, when i meet him, i will immediately explain everything to him that i am acting solely on my own initiative, so it seems to me that... we are in love, don’t be stupid, here’s

the set to resume in colorado, prussia targets ukraine. second largest city comp cave, with a series of strikes on residential buildings, plus think a regular becomes the latest country to comp toys with ecuador off to police store . mex goes embassy in quito to a rest of the vice president. we begin with hopes that a new round of negotiations will bring some respond to the people have gone to the latest round of talks is due to resume in cairo. on sunday, on his writing delegation is expected to attend. thomas has also confirmed that it will send representatives that says how mazda is on group says it is killed. 14 is riley soldiers during heavy fighting in con eunice and southern gaza. and off to all my 6 months of war, the israeli government is facing growing anger and discontent. launch crowns have been protesting on the streets of tel aviv cooling for the resignation of the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and wrong con begins, he was out the protesting tel aviv this is a far larger process that we've seen in recent weeks. it stretc

ready, if we talk about into stage relations about the perception of prussia as a state by all the society, then this perception. now of course, by significant majority of all the society does negative, hostile russia is to see if there's an aggressive and the threats. this of course affects both the mood and poly society and the results of silver these. but there is a nuance in personal contacts. there was a phobia is openly manifested very rarely. still, most people are normal same. and despite the fact that they seem to have a negative fidgety towards the country, there is some conscious which is full both using once a bringing and in the occasionally institutions based on a vision of the history of relations between all countries, is predominantly negative matter, but at the same time, i'll tell you this again, but it's when communicating with people this manifests itself quite drowsily. basically, in the personal relationship develop more or less normally. for my own experience, i will say that in my almost 10 years to work in phones, i can count on one hand, the case is when such a n

ours had a very hard time in east prussia. defeated. two of the six corps were surrounded and captured. the losses were colossal. general samsonov himself shot himself. august 30, 1900. “ samsonov’s army was destroyed, we had to make this sacrifice to france, which had shown itself to be such a faithful ally. meanwhile, the united group of the french and british , due to russian sacrifice, was able to stop the germans on the marne river. france was doing well by that time.” . august 30, 1914 lieutenant ferdinand dropped four bombs on paris in his rumpler 3s taube. this is the plane. the french and british did not have combat aircraft at all at that time. and in the same flight with a low-level trajectory at an altitude of only 25 m. the same taube, in german, a dove, released a german pennant. flowers with the following text: german army at the gates of paris. any resistance is doomed to failure. but due to the transfer of corps to the east, the germans on the marne still did not have enough strength. the operation marne taxi

war. fought with the invaders at stalingrad on the kursk bulge, in belarus, the baltic states, east prussiat-34 tank of the 326th tank battalion. on september 18, 1944, the tank crew, which included pyotr kharitonovich vasenkov, repelled eight counterattacks enemy tanks, destroying three tanks. and one self-propelled gun. left alone after the death of the remaining members of the tank crew, pyotr basenkov did not stop fighting until reinforcements arrived. one of the streets in the working-class village of kostyukovka, now within the city limits of gomel, is named after pyotr kharitonovich. there is a memorial plaque on the house where he lived. it is not necessary to be a righteous zmagar, especially abroad, it is enough to shout about it from every bell tower, that is, to lie and hype on the feelings of brainless bchebshniks. at the same time for a nice word to lick your mental wounds and in order for the authorities to take pity on you and steal you, you can add colorful speeches about how you were robbed by a lipstick or how the ashes of a deceased dog were violated. from some interview

i'm conan and come stay. critics back was part of the kingdom of prussia with berlin. that's the capital. today it's called coming in god, and as in the russian federation, country of lee left his hometown. but as the baltic trading port, it was well connected with the wide world beyond counts meteoric, rise to intellectual start and began late. at the age of 57, he published his magnum, opus the critique of pure reason. it was followed by one best seller after another, making him quite rich and allowing him to move in the highest circles of society. probably no other philosopher has shapes modern thought as much as he has standing only 1.57 meters tall. this little man from critics back is an intellectual giant to many philosophers today. i'll be a county into the rest of my life. incidentally, some of his contemporaries thought content was kind of working. he was someone who woke every morning at a quarter to 5 drink 2 cups of tea and smoked the pipe. todd from 7 to 9 and thought from 9 to a quarter to one. then he wrote and went for a walk in the afternoon, all at p

130 combat missions, took part in the battle of stalingrad, fought in ukraine, lithuania and east prussial to aviation after the war. anastasia litvinova will continue. in the relief there is a strong-willed half-profile and an airplane flying into the sky. dmitry kaprin, military pilot, hero of the soviet union, veteran of the great patriotic war, the honor guard company of the preobrazhensky regiment gives military honors to the hero. here are neighbors, friends, colleagues, members of the young army, and of course, the large kaprin family, the son of the legendary pilot, leading russian oncologist, academician andrei kaprin, daughter elena, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, all did not participate in creation of a memorial plaque. we were invited. several times to the workshop, we told him what we wanted and immediately, without any questions, everything was corrected, corrected, added, so thank you, dmitry kaprin learned to fly at the flying club in volosov near moscow, now it is the dasaf airfield and it bears his name, then there was voroshelovgrad pilot school, he graduated from

after the war, only a small part was returned from germany, poland, hungary, czechoslovakia, and east prussiapon a time, back in 1922 , the year of its foundation, the library began with 60 thousand copies. today its book depository amounts to more than 10 million units. the real spiritual treasure of the belarusian nation, the original edition of francis skarina, is kept here. over 90 thousand early printed and handwritten books, among them oriental manuscripts of the 16th century. today , the national library is not only a large scientific and intellectual center, but also a cultural, business, and international center; meetings and negotiations are held here. with the construction of the national library building , the area became respectable, one of the most beautiful in minsk, it is also bright, modern, with high-rise buildings and parks, with a singing fountain, with flower beds and one of the largest shopping centers in the capital. minsk - surrounded by green parks and squares, a city with a unique flavor, its streets, avenues, boulevards. eras converge here, the recreated historical

plans to create an intelligence school at the neukurin station near the city of rauschin in east prussianch of the warsaw one. this is where the training of female intelligence officers should begin, mainly female ones, partners, intelligence officers, men. head natalya berg, popova. from the russians. to the task also includes the recruitment of agents. the information about the creation of the brandenburg 800 reconnaissance school was also alarming. its history began in 1939 in czechoslovakia in the town of sleyach, where the bf-800 construction company carried out the usual unremarkable work. but under this cover , a training center for training germans began to operate. saboteurs. soon it grew from a company into a battalion, in the spring of the forties, it was reorganized into the brandenburg-800 regiment. by the name of the location of the city of brandenburg, becoming the largest center training personnel for sabotage and espionage against the ussr. it was on its basis that the leaders of belarusian organizations operating under the patronage of the german special services, perso

happened before, but if we take pavel, he didn’t have any, he had completely different ones, he had prussiae me, but anglophilia appeared relatively recently, and then when we are talking about the russian aristocracy, in general, politely speaking, they had a difficult attitude towards the british, except for those ideas that, on their order, destroyed the empire there, so well , they killed paul i, what kind of adoration there was, there was no adoration, complete traitors and a tragic fate nicholas ii. politics, he committed genocide, when how many people died in india from famine provoked by churchill’s unreasonable policies, who used chemical weapons in afghanistan, churchill, relations so that colonies do not feel like colonies, when he is organizing genocide on genocide, then he is helping the national liberation movement to grow there, this is cherchal’s personal fault, excuse me , there was genocide during the second world war in india, there was, we still have anglophilia, and people say, we were at reception with the queen, then he will begin to describe, the second... what i wan

our country did not allow great britain and prussia to dismember france after the war. vienna organized by the predominant role of russian diplomacy then developed a new system of international relations. it provided europe with several decades of peace and existed exactly until the european powers themselves destroyed it. in 1814, our country sought not only to help the peoples of europe end the bloody war as soon as possible, but to contribute in every possible way to the establishment of a just post-war world order. the exercises of the strategic missile forces have ended in the irkutsk region. there were more than 300 soldiers and about 300 pieces of equipment are involved. military personnel of the unit. equipped with formidable yars complexes, they completed more than twenty complex tasks. they mastered new patrol routes, made marches up to 100 km long, removed special equipment from zones of conditional chemical contamination, and trained to repel attacks by saboteurs. the defense forces noted that the exercises showed the high level of combat training of the uni

says the meeting only stokes confrontation as water levels continue to rise for people in southern prussia and context on impulse to leave day hundreds. it's the west flooding in decades. and one of the us, as most infamous sport, stats o, j. simpson, since the way this liberty voted defendants trial ripped the nation in the ninety's and much of the world. the i've been visible and welcome the president of the united states drove by and has bound to defend the philippines and japan, offering the staunch backing up his pacific allies. he's hosted the 1st probably landfill summit. china is going military assertiveness in asia top. the agenda of corresponded james jacob, the prime minister of japan in washington, this week, a rupture as reception for the us. as in the pacific allies, japanese prime minister female tissue to became only his country 2nd needed to formally address the us congress issuing stone warnings about the threats posed by bay. james in china is current external stance and military actions present. i'm press the dentist and the crate is strategic challenge. case, it is rem

"austria and prussia, with cries of anam , force russia to divide poland between them.rd partition , poland loses its independence." brutal soldiers of napoleon. after the defeat of napoleon, most of the warsaw generalship and the navenz congress were transferred to russia and formed an autonomous polish kingdom within it. alexander gave the poles a constitution that did not exist in russia and was taught by seim, that is, parliament. and this is where the liberal ideas that young russian officers absorbed during their stay begin to take their toll. france. the decembrists dream of ending the autocracy and the most radical of them dream of killing the tsar. they have a very vague idea of ​​what to do next. but tsar nicholas i turned out to be a nonsense of liberal ideas and the decembrist uprising ended on the gallows in siberia. despite the liberal constitution, the admission of polish aristocrats to the highest government positions of the russian empire, polish patriots did not give up attempts to restore the old speech. polish-lithuanian commonwealth under the influe

we meet the electricians risking their lives through per pet damage is prussia targets to punch power plants. the i've been physical and woke up chinese president. she's been paying says china and germany should see common ground. he made the comments in a meeting with the german chancellor le filters on a 3 day visit to china is made with the rise of injury. and by doing he, it's his 1st trip to the country's instrument. he belongs to strategy to avoid over dependence on china. she says relations between the 2, but continue to grow as long as both sides respect each other. i. yes, i'm trying to, it's all the shows only the 2 countries should view and develop bilateral relations from a long term and strategic perspective. and they should work together to inject more stability and certainty into the world of being cheap. but should, let's talk about that with don't use richard walcott, our chief international editor of poppy and chris, i also joined just from aging. i'll start with you fabi and how that meeting go between the chinese and jeff and leads yeah, 1st of all, it is quite a r

i know some here argue that this is, of course, part of israel's, a strategy of maximum prussia on how the us and also showing how much they can strike anywhere everywhere. but discharges sofa hasn't resulted in putting enough pressure. seems on how much to come to a new agreement. they just heard it in the report. the negotiations are ongoing and they also heard from the how nicely the is my opinion saying that this would not change. how may i assist demands, but it comes, of course, at a critical time, southern russia and conflicts done a bad thing, rankled slots. as water levels continue to rise, tens of thousands of people have been forced to evacuate from the homes of the major rivers bows that banks. melting snow is seen water levels along the your river serge collapsing dikes and dams. a rescue operation is underway, but local say no enough was done to prevent the flooding or the flooded area is getting bigger by the hour. the rising waters, no threatened, the regional capital of our in board. a city of more than half a 1000000 authorities are urgent everyone in dangerous areas

in an inspection room on the soviet-german border in the region of east prussia , border guards weree fought in the polish army, with the rank of kharundzhev, against the germans. i was captured by them several times tried to escape, but finally luck was on his side. everything seemed to fit, the time and place of the fighting, some details about the non-commissioned officer school in zambrów, where the detainee studied, but still something haunted the border guards. he answered questions very smoothly, as if everything had been thought out in advance down to the smallest detail. we decided to search again and more thoroughly. the almost new boots somehow didn’t fit in with the torn clothes. the detainee tried to laugh it off, saying it was a trophy during his escape, but the young border guard had already tore off the bastard. a sheet of paper folded several times fell out of the hiding place; the man instinctively tried to grab it and destroy it, but the border guards quickly subdued the detainee. the sheet turned out to be a german map of the bssr, so detailed that it showed small

in during those 4 years of the seven years' war, during which east prussia was part of the russian empirehilosopher became its subject. the baltic federal university, named after kant, timed a large international congress to coincide with the date, german chancellor olaf schulz responded jealously, putin has no right to kant, because russian politics contradicts his ideas, and the german embassy in moscow put up a huge poster for the anniversary, in general for case. our guest is andrei teslya, he is not only an excellent specialist in history and philosophy, but also works... that the formation of new philosophical approaches, the formation of concepts is in one way or another connected with turning points and crisis times plato and aristotle - this is the crisis of polis iv century bc, the great galaxy of political thinkers hobs spinoza, locke, pufendor and beyond, the 18th century thirty years' war, the great rebellion then the glorious revolution in england. with all the stops in relatively calm times, it seems that one can exist one way or another according to the established rules,

dedicated his most famous worked with been powerful head of states. friedrich william, the 3rd king of prussia, throughout history. the 9th can be heard time and again in political context of 1942 vill him so then let conducted the bill in philharmonic under the swastika. the occasion was hitler's birthday propaganda administer uses gerbils and of a high ranking, not see officials were in the audience the it on the ocean. the tyrants recognize the power of the grapes like sheila and beethoven. and these are, these tyrants needed power from either moscow to get that they needed effective propaganda uses. this is unfortunately, and those doc times the 9th was also hits his favorite work also. and he wanted the plate for his birthday and for the thing not applied in august. so he said, it looks like i did get, but now it's the and some of you are ready to do it all. but the, the symphony stands to shed values, freedom, peace, and soul. a darcy, of june 1999 chinese students, protested in tenements square the gates of heavenly peace and beijing, beethoven's 9th. he was used as both a demand and an

there was an agreement on its creation in east prussia. burgomaster of vitebsk, answered for political preparation. already captain boris ragulya for training. for the military major and... mikhail ganko, the leader of the belarusian nazi youth, is right there. mikhail vitushka, belarusian regional defense. they were all united by one common cause, service to their masters, who paid well for the betrayal of their people. the task is still the same, under the slogan of national revival, an armed struggle against the soviets, control over the president of the bcr radoslav ostrovsky, who barely escaped from belarus, and the minister of war of the bcr konstantin yazavitov. the backbone of the battalion was formed. runaways participants of the belarusian regional defense. the first group of four graduates landed on the territory of belarus on the night of september 17, 1944 in the dyatlov area, baranovichi region. but the belarusian security officers were already waiting for them. literally a few days later the group was discovered and neutrali

during those 4 years of the seven years' war, when east prussia was part of the russian empire, the philosopherubject. baltiin the federal university named after kant organized a major international congress to coincide with the date. german chancellor olaf schulz responded jealously, putin has no right to the cant, because russian politics contradicts his ideas, and the german embassy in moscow hung a huge poster for the anniversary, in general, it hurt. our guest is andrei teslya, he is not only an excellent specialist in history and philosophy, but also works. with all the stops, in relatively calm times, it seems that one can exist one way or another according to the established philosophy he is interested in some details, questions, when everyday life is visibly spreading, then philosophical questions arise involuntarily, well, the cant was also spreading under him, it turns out that the napoleonic wars are all this, well, fortunately, he did not begin, yes, this and the revolution began. yes, but in this regard, of course, kant is usually perceived as a kind of predecessor, respectively ,

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world war, who created modern poland, now poland was given everything around the city region 23 east prussiaed about moldova, stalin could have created a great soviet moldova by annexing suceava, iasi, the moldova that remained on the territory demanded the destruction of germany, the destruction of industrialization, stalin did nothing of this, did not do it, i am deeply convinced, not because that he was so kind, and he wanted to create some new, more just world, i am convinced of this, in fact, if we carefully read and... we can do all this germany thanks stalin says: you know, the only person after the second world war who stood for the only germany was joseph isarionovich, they will erect a monument to him there somewhere, i don’t know, in the basement where he was, it’s not close, and this has a direct bearing on what we are talking about today, the policy should be realistic, we are discussing whether to strike, not to strike, well, okay, what's the alternative russia? yes, most likely he wins on the battlefield, inflicts a series of serious defeats on the ukrainian army, and does the

the troops of marshal vasilevsky stormed konexberg, the capital of east prussia, now russian kaliningrad by assault troops and groups that followed the barrage of fire. the germans lost 42,000 killed and 94,000 prisoners. in moscow, a salute of the highest category was given: 24 salvoes from 324 guns. the number of self-employed people in russia has reached 10 million people, and more than half of them are newcomers, that is, they have not declared their income before. self-employed are those who pay tax on professional income at a preferential rate, 4% on payments from individuals, and six from individual entrepreneurs and legal entities, and these people work themselves, they do not have employees, but most importantly they do not file a tax return and may not pay insurance fee illegal schemes for generating income and paying wages are used and used, this mainly concerns employer companies. in order to satisfy the market need for this kind of revenue, yes, that is more than 2,400 thousand per year, there are completely different regimes, there is a simplified system, there are individu

he's most famous, worked with been powerful head of states. friedrich william, the 3rd king of prussia. throughout history. the nonce can be heard time and again in political contexts. 1942 vill him so then let conducted the berlin philharmonic under the swastika the occasion was hitler's birthday propaganda minister uses gerbils and of a high ranking not see officials were in the audience. the hit on the ocean, the tyrants recognize the power of the great selection and beethoven and visited these tyrants needed power from either moscow and that to get that they needed effective propaganda uses. this is unfortunately, and those doc times the 9th was also hicks, his favorite work, and also he wanted to play it for his birthday. and 4th thing the applied in august . so he said, it looks like all due to get, but now it's the and some of you are ready to do it all, but the, the symphony stands to shed values, freedom, peace, and solidarity. a june 1999 chinese students protested in gentlemen square the gaze of heavenly peace invasion. beethoven's 9th. he was used as both a demand and an ex

challenging by the fact that the rebels had an elaborate network of supply depos in neighboring but king of prussia, which was ruled by frances, loyal servant plays come for the opportunities to reach the turning point. as the government telling me began to repel the variables from the country. then french soldiers put boots on. i've already and soiled, in a traditional french style, with no request for money just to make government un resolution adopted after the fact. the french army split the country into with the dividing line, running through block a, which became the rebels logistical center. to visit us on the other line. last as of the services of was due by the without. but what did you want me to say to see about the problem, lizzie? because the notes are from the from 130 to the other 2 for review. those are some known what these really be about, but the scene is due to a bunch of them, but we typically shift minnesota, you know from so i do need to discuss this when this is this going to do me this so quickly. maybe we can take the derivative as well. the green light visualized. i take

the germans, the minonites, these were people whom was oppressed by the then royal government of prussia russia they received what they needed, religious freedom in the first place, yes, then the opportunity to realize themselves economically there, and so on and so forth, to engage in farming, but except for such mass migrants . there were still a large number of people who, well , individually, i would say, integrated into russian society and preferred novorossiya for integration, but you can remember their parents vladimir dahl, yes, who just came as a doctor, so to speak, there, well, you can also say, as a labor migrant, but in order to have the opportunity to make a good career in russia, if from this point of view we compare them with those people who today they come to novorossiya, then... how long did they come for and why did they stay? i can call my friend graham philips, a famous british reporter; we generally called him an odessa journalist of english origin. grem came to ukraine at that time during european championship, right? in 1912, many foreign fans, after the matches

during those four years of the seven years' war that east prussia was part of the russian empire, a philosophercame. olaf schultz of germany, putin has no right to kant, because russian politics contradicts his ideas, and the german embassy in moscow hung a huge poster for the anniversary, in general, it hurt. our guest is andrey teslya, he is not just an excellent specialist in the history of philosophy, but... he belongs to the world heritage, national treasure, this, by the way, is a very interesting question, because, for example, in the logics of history, philosophy of the 19th century, so nationalized, what we maybe familiar, this is a story about the construction of national philosophical schools, and not only in the current time, yes, but also looking into the past, where they begin to say that leibniz is not only part of the rational tradition, he is not only a philosopher xvi century, but this is the first big one. conophilosophy played a significant role for , well, some kind of state self-determination, especially with regard to the now pressing issue of relations with europe. georg

with partisans, after which, together with the nazis, the ukrainians left for the territory of east prussiaion. after the retreat of the 118th battalion, it was transferred to france. by the way, on the way to france, kerner, smovsky, vasyura, and some other leaders disappeared. the ukrainian commander smovsky ended up in the usa and died there, escaping punishment, just like the commander of the first company vinnitsky, who led the ukrainian diaspora in canada.