ikea drank the russian empire in the 1880s, that's their task. e heta loans should be all the land for la-la alley, not anyhow, a peasant, could not take a loan for yours, as if to have bloody land from his neighbor, the requirement would be dear to be land from the landowner. it's true. the nobleman helped his chaga to sell his great allotments for the overpriced leather skins of the earth. these sold this underground bank was doubled, and who is more expensive than the secret of these underground banks of the russian empire system. yes, help in the washing class they said to the artists. corner façade maya has an asymmetric composition, as if under an armchair, two lateral rosettes, one of them at the left side is completed with an atom in the corner of the kokoshnik with a blind rosette in the center. on which calista the coat of arms of the mogilev province was located, the others were carved on the right side, looking like a low two-tier vezha with narrow openings above the yaga, a hipped dome rises, earlier its pediment was the sovereign co

this was due to the fact that to develop the banking system of the russian empire. it was applied on the uzrouniy of high serovets. fell to the bottom of europe , the reason for this is the tents of a hundred jumping frames that dozed off at the thoroughly capitalist ones; financial settings. over the winter, great ears were set aside with a measure of interdependence, a place for the life of bank bottles ; elements mogilev was part of the system of this banking technology or the russian empire in the 1880s . it's their task. e, x these loans should be all the land for la-la alleys, not just anyhow. what kind of land, the peasant could not take a loan for that year, forge the land from his court. would require raskovy to be the land of landowner. eh, yes, he helped his victim as a nobleman to sell his great allotments for overpriced cats. may they be the skin of the earth. these were sold once this underground bank was doubled, and here it was more expensive, 8 these underground banks of the russian empire were hidden . yes, help the whining class said to the marxis

interests of both the indigenous population and settlers and the russian administration of the russian empire. nevertheless, she decided to allow those who wish to move to the turkestan region. tens of thousands of people moved here, and it was not only russians who moved, for example, germans, protestant colonists from the volga region and the black sea region away from the vigilant eye of the imperial authorities, kazan and siberian tatar merchants moved, mastering new ones that are still little studied, but most of the settlers practically 90% were peasants from central russia and their little russia. so they appeared along the main roads of the turkestan region countless petropavlovsky pokrovka new pokrovka swan and apples. fled to turkestan under the auspices of the russian tsar and persecuted in china, the uyghur muslims of dungan, they also called their villages alexandrovka in honor of alexander ii, and russian settlements were located along large rivers and postal routes from orenburg to tashkent through the right one to semipalatinsk to ensure the safety of transport routes connecti

opportunistic turnover lynxes, which were the conductors and just the ideological position of the russian of the empireou have poured over in such a pompous pseudo-russian chilled goodness is stitched strangely recognition of the system of horizontal and vertical what unites the efforts of the elements of the facade, it was customary to pour something on the architectural order later from the external manifestation of jumping in belarusian soviet architecture in the pre-war years . about people who, no matter what, go to their goals. i do a lot of consulting for clients. i have a lot of people who want to lose weight, i am not a supporter of diets, because in each of them i will find lots of pluses and lots of minuses. i teach at the studio's culinary school. ah. well , after all, this is probably more an option for those who just want to learn how to cook, then, i hope that soon, perhaps at school, we will open, as some courses have already been highly qualified for our thieves, they do what their heart tells them, the main function of the chef is to invent dishes, train staff and watch, so that the t

the southward expansion of the russian empire meant to broken line the hypothetical possibility that meday , russian interests might extend to india too. and of course, always in the head of the british was this horror that they could lose the pearl of their empire, because for britain, india is uh much more than any colony for any country. xix century, india accounted for about 27% of world gdp. it was the second richest country on the planet after china. so that's a century later, when britain became the workshop of the world. e share, india was one and a half percent described as a diamond its attraction to british adventurers was the opportunity to earn large sums of money. for the development of south asia in 1600 in london , a private company of merchants of london was founded , trading in post-india, but did not invest their money was not only merchants, but also many politicians . initially, the goal was trade with the prospect of modern times. europeans began to establish direct control over the lucrative spice trade in asia at prices or middlemen european colonial powers gai

and the russian empire, but actually russia, the state, and it is not possible to say so clearlyemselves superior because the interlocutor knows how a person who has adopted russian culture can consider himself a russian, that is, then the question is what do we consider to be ethnic origin, it is a nation, a people, ethnicity - these are different issues, but if we put it all together, then it is difficult to have a conversation with putin in general unfortunately, putin has resources, including ideological propaganda ones, he has cleared the field well and there is such an effect as well, like the stockholm syndrome, which you want to consider as the power of law, the one who captured you is this power of law, and you have to join it, that's why you have to to understand that, unfortunately, he has these resources, you know, well, reading what i read there, er, bolshevik figures, oleg listened to er, about how russia planned to provoke hitler into europe and then, actually, with his help , to take over europe, is contradictory the statement that putin, er, stalin was preparing

loses it, it will definitely lead to the collapse of the russian empire and their state, thenw will not exist. this was denied in any way, mr. oleg, look how serious it is. what i mean, we can imagine. i understand that there are no numbers . how many people? well, let's assume that in chechnya , it is obvious that half of the yakkeria will rise against kadyrov as soon as there is such an opportunity in he has blood relatives, half of whom he killed friends and relatives and in some, well, for example, tatarstan, but we can imagine that there are strong people there, i 'm not even saying half, let it be a quarter, let it be 20% , but people who are ready to defend the ideas of independence, is there a box and there will suddenly appear 15, 20, 25% of people who are determined to do this, and we can count on such and such a development of events. what do you think? well , i will remind you that in 90 - year, for example , kyrgyzstan was told that they will be in two years will have independence, it is unlikely that you have publicly seen hmm support for this process there. but

at the same time , in 1917, as soon as the russian empire forbade the british at the seams and collapsedthey tried to take control over the crimea , the russian black sea coast, the south caucasus, the caspian region and central asia by the way, the basmatic movement in central asia was largely controlled and even financed. the implementation of british plans in the southern direction was prevented only by the confident actions of the bolsheviks to establish soviet power in all the territories of the former russian empire . today, rivalry with russia in the 19th century outweighs the fact that russia was ally of britain in the first and second world wars, the reason is that for 40 years after 1945, russia , the soviet union was almost an enemy rival in the cold war. this reaffirmed all stereotypes of the big game. in this case the big game still matters for britain we were at war with the british. we fought with the soviet union. who are these countries now? now they are friends of afghanistan in a new big game involving chinese americans. russian indians of iran pakistan is also part of

it's comfortable. in the arms of the empire , lithuania entered the russian empire gradually. er the patriotic war of 1812. as in the case of other baltic lands, the empire invested a lot of effort and resources in the development of lithuania . in the middle of the 19th century , a powerful network of underground political organizations already existed there, one of them was the lithuanian democratic party. the very active one, of which felix dzerzhinsky was a member of this glorious war of the revolution, can be considered the main contribution of lithuania to the ussr after the collapse of the russian empire, lithuania finally gained independence, but the poles did not last long still considered lithuania their territory in 1918, soviet russia to support the red global project in the filavle of two parts of the red army, but the poles managed to gain a foothold there and got two lithuanias. however , the communist and the other, including vilnius, were polish only in 1939. lithuania returned all its lands with the help of moscow, but became a soviet socialist republic. ussr

it was after the crimean war the russian empire forced hostilities in the caucasus, finally defeating the troops of imam shamil and began to actively annex central asia, realizing that if russian troops were not stationed there, then there would be british, firstly, what is central asia central asia in samarkand bukhara a, tashkent and khiva again, this region is in the center , now let's do such a mental exercise and put a compass, and with one leg to tashkent and further, and stretch it for 1,000 km, which corresponds to two tanks good car as a rule and drove 1.000 km. the people in this circle are four billion people, we reach china afghanistan so, of course, this is a colossal economic in this region. trying today central asia is only part of a wider area of ​​rivalry that includes ukraine caucasus middle east with some reservations it can be argued that we are back to the big game. yes, this is very clearly stated in grzezinski in his book a big chessboard, where he considers issues of world domination, according to brzezin, whoever seeks world domination must control eurasia in

measure is not nazi in the form of putin, it was largely based on the previous practice of the russian empirehat the nazism of the russian mir , he relies to a large extent on the history of the creation of the russian state on long-term nationalism, which was inherent in the imperialism of the russian state , so the origins of neo-nazism in the russian state are actually many. we cannot reduce it only to ideas of the nsdp and the idea of ​​nazism, that is, they are based on many components , but by definition we can dictate it as not nazism, because i emphasize once again. the extermination of other ethnic groups or the recognition of themselves as russians from a worldview. that is, their goal is to increase the russian and ethnos at the expense of neighboring peoples, and this is for those who do not want to assimilate with them to exterminate or evict them, this is what they are trying to do now, he once said putin that even if there is a nuclear war, all of us russians will go to heaven, all the others will go to hell, well, even in this , in these words of his that before the great inva

not only for him personally, but for the entire russian army, and the russian empire in central asia r many years, will no longer be taken seriously at 2:30 in the morning. the first russian assault group stumbled upon the sleeping man. on the secret passage which was covered by an art -painted war passage inside the tower straight the russians went through the gates so for two days and 89 wounded in honor of the capture of the city, its elders presented chernyaev with a beautiful diamond, and for outstanding skill they began to call the commander lev of tashkent in st. petersburg chernyaev, who violated the order, was not punished; the establishment of a new turkestan governor-general, tashkent was determined by its military and administrative center , general konstantin petrovich von kaufman, a veteran, was appointed the first governor-general during the caucasian war, he became the main builder of the russian turkestans, in 1868 eliminating the threat of raids on new russian lands. kaufman will be recruited in the troops, a self-organt is sent at the beginning of 1873. m did not wa

i agree with my colleagues, uh, nuclear denuclearization of the russian empire is possible only in onecause this is an example of the year 91, 90, the beginning of the 90s of the soviet empire, a very correct example , then the independent state of ukraine , kazakhstan and belarus, for whom it was not appropriate to keep nuclear weapons, was unprofitable and impractical, and they actually exchanged these nuclear weapons for the recognition of our sovereignty and for the opportunity to become part of the international community, and now imagine if the russian empire disintegrates, and then, by the way, it was a mistake to give this monopoly nuclear weapon to moscow, which now has the opportunity to blackmail and will continue to do so, and now imagine if the russian empire disintegrates . pebbles so why does tatarstan have nuclear weapons to fight for free we can’t even keep them and they follow the same path how are ukraine going, that is, the exchange of nuclear weapons for the recognition of sovereignty, security guarantees, an opportunity international trade, diplomacy, etc., and th

in building and the development of the russian empire, this is a multinational formation, in that it s out the contradiction. it allows people to speak the same language. she eliminates all those barriers, but of course, the leader. eh, russian culture is still the core, you can’t get away from this, and this is exactly how it will be in the future, if the ukrainian people have few russian people or you can call it south russian and so there is a future, then it is only and exclusively in friendship, and with russian federation, i did not hesitate to talk about it, when i lived i worked in the city of kiev and they are embarrassed to talk about it and in the future thank you. e, all the best to you, i want to add, of course, the russia that we now have, it was created thanks to, including the french and germans, because as soon as they came to us with a sword. we expanded our territories, so a we say, thank you for having what we have yes, we have a great history, we have a great state, and we figured out this fake, and this is how world-famous american athletes became support donbass

lifestyles of people who became colonists as settlers and subjects of the russian empire , elizabeth, by her decree, established the novoselskaya and slavic-serbian colonies, where serbs, bulgarians , moldova and others came en masse from the balkans, they were attracted by the distribution of land, the payment of lifting and other benefits in the fortress. st. elizabeth later or council city of soviet times, kirovograd , the community of merchants settled. they conducted a profitable trade; they conducted worship under the reformed torch; old faith it is likely that catherine the great considered novorossia as an independent part of the russian empire, although this region was firmly connected with the rest of the country, but it could also become a separate platform for experimenting with its socio-political and economic transformations its entrepreneurial talents could show the russian landowners, who received land on preferential terms in new territories for the construction of factories. mines of agricultural holdings, foreign migrants. could settle in towns and villages to creat

russian tsar . the ottoman empire rejects the russians on october 4 , 1853. the sultan declares war on russia, and at the beginning of 18504 , britain and its allies enter the war on the side of istanbul. 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. the anglo-french fleet occupied kerch in the autumn of 1854, sevastopol was blockaded and the 349-day heroic defense of the city began. russian batteries were taken by a storm by the english cavalry brigade, one of the officers recognized the russian officer from qatar mo

i spoke with one person shocked him a little, but i said directly that the russian empire was created by the french, germans and ukrainians. and now we need to decide together. what to do with it further and in general the russian language it is not russian at all. a moscow and here is a real russian. muscovites also stole and they were just ukrainian , so just dialects of the russian language was turned into an independent language, it was given the stolen name of the russians, while the real russian language , which was spoken by kievan rus, was banned for centuries, and the russians also stole the ukrainians' hymn to moscow, gas orthodox faith in the fairy tale gingerbread man ryaba borscht, ukrainian space and culture. sleep? culture was stolen from whom from whom from us from whom? and most importantly , the russians stole the nation. the discussion about who the russians are here has been going on in kiev for more than a year. here ukraine rus lived for itself and did not notice stealing half of his name until the 21st century, if you relearn ukraine i would even rename it to ru

today bears the name of the hero of labor in his time in the russian empire. she was the leader.its products there was a sign of the state imperial coat of arms, a symbol of the high quality of the goods. at the end of the 19th century, the first hydroelectric power station in the territory of modern belarus was built, then the country's first power station with a capacity of 875 horsepower began to operate at the dobrushe paper mill. the impetus for the development of the factory was given by the laying through dobrush the brilliance of the bryansk site along the line to the railways soon received the status of a city , albeit a small one in terms of production and the number of workers of 1,500 people. the dobrus paper factory occupied the third place in russia and the first in the northwestern, industrial region, not a single generation of schoolchildren writes an essay and solves problems in dobrysh notebooks. before us is unique technological equipment, which has been preserved here since the tsarist times, its productivity is about 30 tons per day. equipment and so on, here

, because for the russian empire it was like the south west, that's why the ukrainian railway wasalled the south western during the time of the domination over the majority of the territory of the present ukraine, and even now , this process has even begun. i understand that kharkiv residents were offered to take part in the renaming of their south southern railway, because now it is the southern railway, or has a competition already started, what could be the options ? to be honest, i don't know. this is the simpler option , but i heard this information that zero kilometers of railroad tracks of ukraine are being transferred to kyiv. previously, he was in russia, somewhere in moscow , but now make a decision that he will be in in kyiv and from there all the kilometers of our railroads will be counted, that's why there were probably 401 in kharkov or something like that, but before it was unclear for some reason it was tied to the moscow time frame, well, since the days of the russian empire, as you say, what is the name well, i support that it is the kharkiv railway, for example,

today bears the name of the hero of labor in his time in the russian empire. she was the leader.mong such enterprises on its products was the sign of the state imperial coat of arms. at the end of the 19th century, the first hydroelectric power station in the territory of modern belarus was built, then the first power station in the country with a capacity of 875 horsepower began to operate at the dobrushe paper mill. the impetus for the development of the factory was given by the laying of the bryansk site through dobrush along the fishing line in iron on the way, the town soon received the status of a city , albeit a small one in terms of production and the number of workers of 1,500 people. the dobrus paper factory occupied the third place in russia and the first in the northwestern, industrial region, not a single generation of schoolchildren wrote an essay and solved problems in notebooks for those who elected. before us is unique technological equipment, which has been preserved here since the tsarist times, its productivity is about 30 tons per day. auxiliary equipment and

it is likely that catherine the great considered novorossia, as an independent part of the russian empire, although this region was firmly connected with the rest of the country , but it could also become a separate platform for experimenting with its socio-political and economic transformations , russian landowners who received preferential land conditions in new territories for the construction of factories. mines of agricultural holdings, foreign migrants. they could settle in cities and villages, create colonies , start a manufactory and buy factories serfs. they had the duty-free right to open auctions and fairs to receive various courts and benefits by decree of catherine the great in 1764. the settlers, regardless of where they came from, enjoyed all the rights of the old russian ones. the subjects, in modern terms, the empress began to apply the policy of multiculturalism in these territories, new technologies of agriculture, in novorossia, were introduced by german colonists, minanites, members of the protestant sect. they applied deeper plowing of local virgin soil and new princ

well, of course, we are talking about the campaign against the russian empire. i would like to start by asking a question so that we can enter into this discussion, so to speak in your opinion, did putin awaken his aggression in fairly calm europeans who lived their lives and i hope that this life will be stable and understandable in the foreseeable future, or did he not awaken in them the spirit of war, the spirit of crusades and the spirit of warriors, and now they understand in the end, what can this turn out to be for the russian state itself? evgeny, please, the european continent is big enough to say unequivocally that somewhere someone has been woken up and someone is still sleeping. i think this will be the most accurate definition . russia's unprovoked aggression has demonstrated to the world that ukrainians are not a nation of peaceful greeks and there is primarily a nation of warriors, this is this thesis. i would say that imperial russian propaganda, well, from the 18th to the 19th centuries exterminated ukrainians , although it was confirmed during

so the russian empire, life, russian empire is much more dangerous than what will be after collapse. yeah, there will be a lot of problems after collapse, but it's better. it's the same. always soviet union. it would have to do. so get, you know, just imagine what would be it would be not old daughter in many places. the west is also talked about the danger of nuclear escalation by russia. you think that's exaggerated to know. i think that it is a legitimate concern, but it's not to ukrainians. it's not for us to do something with this. what is the difference for grain and how to be killed by the valid from russian soldier, by nukes, by, i don't know chemical weaponry by missile fallen and all has already drone for us no difference. but the world should stop putting in this to prevent it. and i see that there are very important signals yesterday also that here in munich, we're speech of van e. who is their lead had of the chinese. yeah. nice external. is that? yeah, absolutely. excellent. yeah, and oh, he's not an expert. you. the main guy is the policy guy, he's a member of police e

well, of course, we are talking about the campaign against the russian empire. i would like to start by asking a question so that we can enter into this discussion, so to speak. what do you think? putin and his aggression did not wake up the fairly calm europeans who lived their lives and i hope that this life will be stable and clear . it is clear to say that somewhere someone was woken up and someone is still sleeping. i think this will be the most accurate definition of unprovoked russian aggression demonstrated to the world that ukrainians are not a nation of peaceful greeks, but are primarily a nation of warriors. this is the thesis. i would say that imperial russian propaganda, well, from the 18th to the 19th centuries exterminated ukrainians, although it was confirmed during any war from the crimea to the first and the second world war. i think that somewhere such a spirit was awakened in poland, the spirit that we know from sienkiewicz's novels. it is possible that such a spirit was awakened somewhere in other countries, but i , for example, do not see t

today bears the name of the hero of labor in his time in the russian empire. she was the leader.ng such enterprises on its products was the sign of the state imperial coat of arms symbol high quality goods. at the end of the 19th century, the first hydroelectric power station in the territory of modern belarus was built, then the country's first power station with a capacity of 875 horsepower began to operate at the dobrushe paper mill. the impetus for the development of the factory was given by the laying of the shine of the bryansk section through dobrush along the line to the railways, soon the place received the status of a city , albeit a small one in terms of production and the number of workers of 1,500 people. dobrulskaya paper mill ranked third in russia and first in the north-west, in the industrial area, not a single generation of schoolchildren writes an essay and solves problems in notebooks from those who have reached it. before us is a unique technological equipment, which has been preserved here since the tsarist times, its productivity is about 30 tons per day. t

it is likely that catherine velikaya considered novorossia as an independent part of the russian empire this region was firmly connected with the rest of the country, but it could also become a separate platform for experimenting with its socio-political and economic transformations, russians could show their entrepreneurial talents.

in the russian empire. there were already ten. of the land had just been abolished; the landownership there was falling into decay, the landowners did not know what to do with this land. and so they could lay in percent and most importantly, they did not take away this land or real estate. they could use all this until they paid off their debts, alchevskiy quickly became a rich man, but not only the desire to make a profit motivated him. he dreamed of changing the life of his native land and its people inhabiting it for the better , he is planning the construction of a european-style metallurgical plant using advanced technologies and calls donbass the most suitable for this place, having received permission to develop coal seams in the slavic-serbian district. he creates alekseevskoe mining society, starting with one million enterprises quickly reached a production volume of 45 million pounds of high-grade coal per year, the meaning is one and simple. he used the consumption chain chain. that is, he needed it to be coal. coke met

war will, and when the russians conclude that it was a mistake when they understand that the russian empire cannot be reconstructed and that that here is over. um, how we get to that point. there are many different ways. one of the ways will be military vicki from ukraine a there may be also, we may be able to use sanctions. we may eventually be able to use diplomacy. but that will be the way that it changes, and it will have to end in some time with some new security guarantees for the con that i can't tell you what they are now, because i don't know what the, what the state of the world will be next week, or even 6 months from now. so, but, but that is how it will and, and are you on the, are you of the, of the position that it's no time for ukraine to talk peace right now that there needs to be more military superiority before anyone should talk to ukraine about discussing this with mom, so right now there is no one to talk to. because bruton has made it clear that his war aims remain the same. his war aim is to conquer ukraine. take key of create a puppet, say. so right now there isn't

and what is the share of the universities of the russian empire in the hoteljatom was strictly taintedductation was turned off for the lads. it was only possible to end up at nsu by tying up, and the lions to go there, it’s not like that, they just called, eighteen. sophia is getting married. i am her guard, already a led geologist and zoologist vladimir kovalevsky on a podshad. it was a parasitic sloop. who knows god, that he was the first to grow up with a soprudnaya kohani. third truck, 18. 68 years old sofya kovalevskaya with a new passport set off to punish europe germany from the university in the city of eidelberg, then berlin ale and in europe and from you can’t live on your own, maybe you can row rowing no more than on the onion step kovalevskaya endlessly arugula ugly trees and cut one of them canceled professor karl vershtrass was one of the most famous mathematicians in europe tires enchanted them who took us the provinces for a cap the professor preached to sophia to do some math problems and he was dropped. or what? not if you are no longer a ubavshchik in your office. th

very correct book that actually tells about the threats facing the russian federation as the russian empire russia tried to constantly impose on ukraine , but in fact the failed state is just the russian federation, which actually does not have any national word under it, russia has not become a national state, russia remains an empire, which is, well, really a modus operandi which has a constant expansion, but you see this - this expansion rests against such states as ukraine and all other states , it is obvious that this will eventually trigger serious internal centrifugal tendencies in itself to the russian federation. i am convinced that in the future this should become one of the foundations of ukrainian international policy, that is, ukraine should be the provider of the idea that russia should be reformatted into a set of national democratic states, so far from what we can see from the comments of the leaders of western countries. well, they not interested in being russia was so fake and terribly ah ah and weakened of course remember how until july 1991 the west tried to save the sov

and what was the share of the universities of the russian empire in leaving zaujatom strictly taintedthe induction is turned off for the lads. finish nsu, it was possible to close the slices, and the lions to go there, not like that, just called the caprem, eighteen. sophia is getting married. hey guard is already a led geologist and zool. vladimir kovalevsky has a tummy. it was a parasitic sloop. who could know that he, too, was rebed with the co-proud kohani of the third handsome man in 1868. sofya kovalevskaya with a new passport went to germany from the university in the city of eidelberg zamberlin. ale illuly lessons with the basics , it’s possible to make way for some kind of jan-jin for defending . kavalevskaya, endlessly ruccolaurous doors and cut one of them backed off professor karl verstrass was one of the most famous mathematicians in europe jim charmed him, who took us to the provinces on a tuck, the professor propelled sophia to grow a few motorcycle problems, and he was filled that there was no more respect for his office. these are the tasks for a non-core scientist un

and what's next in the universities of the russian empire in the care of the zaujatom was strictly taintedd the ducation is turned off for the lads. finish nsu, it was possible to close the slices . and the left, even though you are not as easy as taking a nap, you called eighteen. annual sofia marry. hey guard is already a slave geologist and zoologist. about vladimir kovalevsky on the undershirt. it was a sloop at a glance. who knows god, that he also perestel at the soprudnaya kohani. thirdly, the beauty of 1868, sofya kovalevskaya, with a new passport, went to punish his hand in germany from the university near the city of eidelberg zamberlin. and in europe, she drew a boundary and parted like a jan-jin, climbed vujitsa, you can maybe tear off by rowing no more on the kavalevsky onion step without the end of the arugula door and cut one of professor karl verstrass was one of the most famous mathematicians in europe pwm enchanted him professor took us to the underbelly of the provinces and propelled sophia to grow a few mathematical problems, and he was fallen that never more, not falle

to speak no, no, the soviet return of moldova to the u.s. as well as ukraine as a part of the russian empireestored by the russians, these plans are very good, and here we should really be proud of the capabilities of the ukrainians of the special services, if they did it, they intercepted it in a detailed plan described in the logistics, including uh, and if they intercepted and made it public , then here i would still advise, and well, first of all, for our special services, for our intelligence , and secondly, now the public of moldova, which received this information in advance and accordingly this plan was made public, as a rule , such operations are bad, they are aborted if it becomes known about it , and well, that is, it becomes impossible to carry it out , so i think that this time ukraine extended a helping hand to our neighbor and uh russian and russian influence and russian the russian empire will not spread not only on the territory of ukraine, but also on the territory of the republic of moldova. well , this russian empire should not exist in general . this is a very good servi

introduction of new methods of cultural farming before the inclusion of these lands into the russian empire. the local population was engaged in cattle breeding colonists from central and south-eastern europe, who were attracted by catherine ii and immigrants from central russia relied grain cultivation. it was necessary to feed the rapidly growing population of the edge of the soil , the famous black earth was fertile, but the climate in the steppes in novorossia was different, little moisture. dry summer, settlers and colonists quickly realized that the farming methods that they used in their homeland were not suitable for the development of new territories, new technologies had to be created. in central russia , light horse juice was used, which plowed the ground two or three inches from 9 to 14 cm. in sokha , it could not cut through the roots of steppe grass on virgin soil new russia, weeds, remained and raised by the plow. the land dried up quickly in a hot and windy climate in the steppe fields , plows began to be used, which plowed deeper and raised a larger layer of black soil. suc

well, kherson, actually kherson, and in its modern form, was founded by the russian empire of azov - itory, they can claim it, but china , i say. claim from the other side , again from the other side they say that china does not want the defeat of russia in any way because the defeat of russia will determine that china's claim to taiwan can be conditionally postponed saying, china pushed putin forward into the fight to see what it is and how it will be, well, when putin receives blow after blow, china understands that it is probably necessary to wait with this fight because, well, you see my satellite is starting to be beaten, so i am probably also somewhere around the corner i will wait, so here is the question: finally, we will talk about how long, mr. taras , under the conditions that exist today, how long can china tolerate a russian war, which in principle is largely disadvantageous to it, and under what conditions it can act more radically in order to to sit putin at the negotiating table without conditions from the kremlin. they always want their own conditions, but without con

uh, the secular romanesque buddiki of the end of the xixi have genes in the russian empire, and in theof a good organization they were teased by expanses of thoughtfulness and, uh, they were spent seriously, than they were told in the film dekhtovna. and for a day, and the banks turn out. yes, the whole mouth of izh of yasha architecture and hired left-handed architects in kolya, i want them, it was advertising, image, such a speech, to encourage the hallway for competitors in the old hours, this street was the most rugged of vitebsk the complete remoteness of the banking house from the city center was the father, justified by the boss, the laptop customers of this installation were the villagers of the yakiya architect. tarasov was uncompressed in 1913 from the death of already miscalculated years, the main task of the architects was to design a bottle with a muzzle to capture the phenomena of sounding the population strengthen him under the scientists. and for hatha , the pseudo-russian architectural style of velma was eco-restored for the well-being, shugeny at the stogoddy’s undera

a wixon full of gunpowder and weapons to the coast for the circassians who fought against the russian empirewestern caucasus to where the turkish fortress used to be, and at that moment already the russian fortress of sudzhuk-koleshi. now this is the territory of the city of novorossiysk, the french consul in istanbul wrote to paris, therefore, about the following certain persons. even from the highest circles of society, it is suggested that the ship seized off the coast of circassia was deliberately sent there by the british ambassador in constantinople , and the investigators of the british government to believe this give reason to the place of the coast chosen by the british for unloading their goods, because just between the and gelendzhik were russian warships. from which there was no way to escape. it was reported that the dispatch was deliberately intended to provoke the russians. journalists were on board the british vessel to cover the scandal. and so the russian brik-ajax delayed the british ship, and after that it began. london declared that russia had no right to control the bla

this is also the russian empire. dimitri got you what add a cultural program we have today?prised, because this is a strange culture that, unfortunately, has covered america. it says that snow white has become. uh, the black lord god has become it, that is, where it is heading, but i don’t know, but not in a good place for sure about russian artists. well, they were when the word ukraine did not exist at all, in principle, as such, this is the second time. here. well, as a volzhan, i still call repin, but forgive me, the person who is expanding in under samara, where he lived, painted yegor zhiguli's falcon, this best landscape e does not fit does not fit. this is a brain rupture, which happened to them there. well, here it's interesting that i don't write on the site that the museum was subjected to russian air raids, that's exactly what we see each other. now the kuindzhi mariupol art museum of ukraine was destroyed. uh, as a result of the russian airstrike, well, you know, there's a huge problem with that. the fact is that modern they stopped reading, they stopped asking

russia like this in the urals in 1815, the first bladed weapons factory in the russian empire was openedinitially, it was planned that cool german master robots would teach the urals the art of creating blade decorations, but then in history, you know, such a spree engineer pavel nosov created unique steel, and the work of the 17-year-old graduate of the st. petersburg art school ivan bushuev, who arrived at the factory for training, unexpectedly surpassed the work of his german teachers. well. that is, everything miraculously came together, yes, it happens in history. with whom the masters received a salary of 1117 rubles a year. vanya bushuev, associates 40 rubles each. in year. yes, such were the times, such morals, of course. now technology has changed markedly, but a large part of the work on the product is done manually, like two centuries ago, about a dozen people work on each product in stages , passing it from hand to hand, in addition to engraving, the factory uses the same technology to make various souvenirs, all sorts of glasses, vases under the nose and cutlery, decorated e

i ’m just the ideological position of the russian empire that you have been overcome by such, pompous-russian scum, goodness is lived strangely, a torn system of gnawing and vertical divisions, which all the elements of the facades in our architectural horde declare what it was later, is it customary to live with an external manifestation of a hut jumping from the belarusian soviet architecture in the pre-war years? for some, their hobby may seem strange, and many say so, simply because my dolls they do not look like barbie but for the heroes this is one of the main things in their lives. i call myself a puppeteer puppeteer. if you start doing this, then you get drawn into this process and you can’t get out of it. i was sure that i i won’t do a couple of times i even tried to quit in each issue. real stories. it's probably 11 or 12 bride girls who buy me them get married. if the mood is bad, you can not do it. she won't look, she won't play. well, there’s no way to break the stereotypes, watch on belarus 24 tv channel. to send off our belonging to the people of varta krymats, straight

>> narrator: as he ascended to the presidency, vladimir putin was determined to restore russian strength and empireians are looking for a strong hand to lead their country. vladimir putin, it appears, is their man. >> he came to see himself as almost ordained to lead russia at this moment and to lead russia back to, to greatness. >> (speaking russian) >> if that is your ordained mission, then there aren't a loof limits on the means you can use to achieve that goal. >> president clinton arrived in moscow carrying a message of cooperation. >> narrator: as president, putin carried his simmering grievance with the united states into his first meeting with president bill clinton. >> arriving at the kremlin for their first presidential encounter, both leaders want... >> president clinton wanted to get a little bit of a feel. he wanted to meet him in the, in the kremlin as president. >> two presidents, one near the end of his term, the other beginning a new era... >> narrator: putin was wary the american president, who had championed the spread of liberalization and democracy in russia. >> putin conveys a

thanks to the russian empire the russian empire was created by the french, germans and ukrainians.in fact, we both understand that you can tell tales as much as you like that the french were there, the arabs sat down and talked, someone else once, but absolutely historical facts which we do not exactly change. i don’t know them with you 709 the great battle of hippe peter i began the formation of the russian empire 700 1721 this is the point when peter proved that the french and europeans did not create the russian empire , and peter proved with his victories that russia can now be called surrounding countries and empires. yes, nonetheless. in general, i think that, of course, to discuss in public , to organize a controversy in absentia, is not to respect yourself. but, but nevertheless , the problem here is not in the kuleba. the problem is that it will soon become, as i understand it, the general official such a mainstream narrative in science is western, but it seems to me that this will be sergey ladyanovich. and by the way, now the ukrainians have a question. listen, if you or

who began to build the russian empire is not afraid of this word. mi and a complete economic societyry in the world and when he died, or rather, he was killed, nikita sergeevich khrushchev made every effort to denigrate stalin to assert his own power. but at the same time, he was killing the idea that held together the country of the odious nikita was quickly removed, but the faith of the socialist idea was shaken, making room for liberal views at first timidly among the moscow intelligentsia to a large extent in that part that survived the tragedy of fathers and grandfathers. at the end of the thirtieth years experienced a fair sense of revenge on the wave of the famous policeman accompanied by liberal ideas. the thaw became possible due to the loss of faith in communist ideals among party and government officials as well. dissidents appeared, that is, people professing liberal ideals, the movement expanded , the moscow celtic group arose, and then, under the shadow of the oldest brezhnev, liberal ideas they argued, and now, to the delight of all liberals , past and present , the fo

the great history of the great country, but what is there in common between the russian empire and theunion , except for the size and the effort to buy it from a biological point of view? there is nothing in common. that is, everything is so artificial, so to speak , so it looks the best . the best moment of the performance in general of the concert in luzhniki, which shows the absurd absurdity of this , such, such, excited postmodernism even i would say yes russians which are difficult to pull on anything at all it is usually singing eh blood group eh cinema yes anti-war song yes yes about afghan he understood what this song is about well, my older generation, you all understood what this song was about the song, and in principle, that's why it was so popular, so alive and still lives, in principle , and it is also a rally that supports the war. first of all, there are no clear goals and understanding, but that's fine. oh, the russian world, that's it the main problem that no one else can answer is that we see these bearded men. we saw kutuzov , we see someone else there. what does it

if they came from the russian empire, then they were sent to work here, and in the cold stores it wasa person from the russian empire would be more accustomed to working in the cold. what happens is very hot in this part of uruguay is already a real tropics, but even in this climate the russian city of sanyar became the center of the general continental movement of the solidarity of the slavs by the soviet union. well, here is a very touching poem in russian. read the defiler of our shrines rebelled. the mighty dnieper stirred up the quiet don desecrated their bastard, creeping fascist shiva martinet ivan’s composition, here’s the last name, you didn’t understand not to make out, but the committee is again from san jovier, but there is in the career reports and such that the volgograd museum workers could not understand. why were the rallies there held under the uruguayan soviet and british flags? tell the fact is that by the beginning of the 20th century , his name was freiventose, which had passed from the germans to the new owners, the british. they renamed it anglo and, as if anti

time the russian tsar, who made the decision to mobilize at that time 14 million of the great russian empire russians joined the ranks of the russian army in the first world war and everything changed very quickly, therefore everything in russia can change very quickly now, the most important thing is the strength of the ukrainian bloc and that the collective west stands behind us. as soon as we bring it all this year, or achievements on the field the battle for the achievement of diplomacy. i think we are close to this final. for which i told you today, your attitude towards the russians has changed . was it basically the same for you before that ? i certainly never thought that they were so worthy of destroying us. physically in everyone sense, that is, for me, there is a--and even with my experience as a volunteer, i serve in one local self-government, and my previous experiences were such that, well, it can still somehow happen, it is more or less understandable , some way of removing previous soldiers, etc. well, they are ugly. they are hard-headed, they are terribly speechless, they tu

touching offerings like at the grave of the dancer sergei in kiev in the russian empire uh, speaking everything is nearby felix yusupov one of the organizers of the assassination of rasputin white red cadet resistance heroes after death who gained the freedom to be equal among equals here they are all lie together. this is some kind of symbol of russia, i don’t know, a symbol of calm, a symbol of peace, a symbol of how delusional, uh, conflicts of bloodshed. and how at the end of the story some kind of peace page opens. after numerous conflicts of disputes and that this symbol must be preserved, in spite of any odious statements in france, of course, they understand. they hope to transform the russian diaspora into a much larger common work on the further search and preservation of burial places, which is under the threat of demolition. motor oils role engine protection from the first second in the mode and a sharp set of revolutions motor oil role quality with great juicy, cutlet, melting, cheese, onions and cucumbers. try three cheeses only in delicious and point alexander yatsenko,