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many people in the former soviet republics remained shaped by these fundamental values even to day. mm. was my after school, the soviet citizen develop the skills required to survive in a repressive state, which he learned to deceive the state, but to tolerate its arbitrary judgements, to feign doughty towards it all while taking care of his own problems and trying to survive in this hot and repressive environment, the advent of putin and his authoritarian system was no accidental, but rather a continuation of the soviet regime. good. oh, but if there is only one real difference to the soviet union. today, the blessing no longer comes from a single all powerful party. putin, the one time member of the communist party. now as the backing of a different authority of the russian orthodox church. the church has no objection to the strengthening of conservative values in russia. the 13 years ago, the red flag of the soviet union was taken down from the kremlin. hardly any one, objected bush. and, you know, dressed in a blue, we entered red square, the 300 people who had come to speak out

already had many decrees on the simplified granting of citizenship to residents of the former soviet republics, this decree is such an effort somehow to simplify the self-operation of granting citizenship, what a clear signal, and not to us and not to the west, but first of all to the russian political elites, which ukrainian regions should soon be annexed to the russian federation, these are luhansk, donetsk , zaporizhzhia, kherson regions. it is in these directions that russia will now concentrate its greatest efforts to occupy all the territories of these regions in their administrative borders, then they will either hold a fake referendum on joining the russian federation or simply this decision will approve some kremlin puppets created there in the authorities at whose request vladimir putin will respond, well, zaporizhzhia is there stories another people's republic of the kherson region can be admitted differently to say that it has always been a part of the republic of crimea, this is already and now there is, so to speak, a sub object of the russian federation, so you can simply increa

many people and the former soviet republics remained shaped by these fundamental values even today. mm. is my interest the soviet citizen develop the skills required to survive and a repressive state, which he learned to deceive the state, to tolerate its arbitrary judgements, to feign doughty towards it all while taking care of his own problems and trying to survive in this hot and repressive environment, the advent of putin and his authoritarian system was no accidental, but rather a continuation of the soviet regime. good evening went. oh, but if there is only one real difference to the soviet union. today, the blessing no longer comes from a single all powerful party putin, the one time member of the communist party. now as the backing of a different authority of the russian orthodox church. the church has no objection to the strengthening of conservative values in russia. so to years ago, the red flag of the soviet union was taken down from the kremlin. hardly any one, objected bush. and you know, the rest of the blue, we entered red square, 300 people who had come to speak out

, ukraine, us, a former soviet republic. i should say. ukraine also fought in the war. defeated le feet of usa, juliessa delhi is covering the events in berlin. i asked her why the combinations are so important in germany. it marks not only the defeat of germany in that war, but also the liberation of germany and of europe from the national socialist dictatorship and also the end of the war that also had a terrible impact on germany itself. so it became a day an event that is that's it's all up to date. doc film is up next, looking at how i am tina is injured. use in jacklis to the wild as more coming up at the top of the hour. so to stay with us, the news ah ah, who's ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, ah, oh i use, [000:00:00;00] ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, ah, started speaking to dish and transformed into an orgy of hate and violence. the history of the ku klux klan, the oldest terrorist organization in the united states founded over 150 years ago repeatedly died out, but always been resurrected. the

during world war ii, latvia became one of the first soviet republics to be completely occupied fascistsars of occupation of the population decreased by 400,000 people. hundreds of thousands were taken to forced labor in germany, and tens of thousands were sent to prison in 17 km. from riga , the nazis built a concentration camp, salad, and it was not just a camp. it was a whole factory for the extraction of children's blood, along with other children. they took me to the hospital. there was a german doctor in the middle of the room, there was a chair with various instruments. the doctor said that we should not cry, because we will all die anyway. and the way we will benefit the blood was needed for transfusion by a soldier by an officer of the fascist army and daily the executioners of lard drank themselves sent to the third reich five boxes with ampoules of children's blood from 1942 to 1944, up to 12,000 children passed through the camp, from whose blood vessels the nazis turned off 3,500 l. blood more than half of the children. many died before they were even five years old, the litt

, best friends among the post soviet republics. the alliance, both i collective reaction force that we have already seen an action in january this year when there was some serious and rest in the republic of catholic stand. but the mission was complete. the violence was dealt with. that's why the alliance has been proved. has proved as effective and then this is perhaps the reason why watermark russian leader is really keen to see this alliance filled with more energy with more initiatives. but there was also another important message from the bell, russian president who wanted more unity and joint action on an international level from the members of the organization socially were for global, inertial when you're with the silent consent of our partners, bella reese and russia country to all the norms of international law, of the west, of being defamed and excluded from international organizations. yes, there is tough and unscrupulous pressure against the members of the c s t o c. but it is for the sort of situations that collective

russia has been flooded with penny cigarettes from the former soviet republics from it has become very profitable for the states of the middle east to sell them. each truck brings the owners of the shadow business up to a million dollars, while the state loses billions of rubles. how do large batches of leftist cigarettes get into russia, in which regions of the country are there the most counterfeit tobacco, and why in the center of moscow are they openly selling poison, we lived for this case and conducted our own investigation? the counters of russian shops are littered with illegal cigarettes, fakes and contraband, every tenth pack is sold illegally. and this it is not surprising that the cost of tobacco products is growing every year, and burnt taurus offer to purchase their goods at two or even three times cheaper than the real thing. to better understand the problem and try to figure out how the illegal tobacco market works. we went to the kaliningrad region. our program has visited this region more than once and has already filmed similar tobacco investigations. open the door s

that is, this area is precisely the provinces that are adjacent to the borders of the post-soviet republics. and what is at stake is discussed in the first place. the offensive from the side of the anti-calypian resistance force and this front of the national resistance afghanistan, led by akhmat masud, is both the afghan freedom front and er, the mass of other organizations of the fronts of the armed groups, which today, er, have declared themselves, it is difficult to say how effective it will be. it's an activity, how numerous these units are. uh, some olim resistance. they are still fragmented. they are not yet trying to coordinate these joint actions among themselves and it is not a fact that they will either be able to put up in this fight. uh, accordingly, there is a high probability that afghanistan is about to plunge into the abyss of another civil war. and of course. in this case, there is a great threat that it is the northern provinces of afghanistan directly adjacent to the post-soviet republics that may be affected by this war to a greater extent. and now we will find out the

if we take the post soviet republics. the alliance, both a joint action force, which we have already seen in action and january this here, when can expand? was engulfed in violence street on arrest and international peacekeeping mission representing all members was sent and the violence was quickly dealt with. this was something that the leaders remember today and praise. but it seems that for the leaders, that's not really enough. what they want to see is the mind filled with extra energy. now, plus, we heard the russian president, alexander lucas shank, in particular call for more unity by the members saying that they should act as a united front. when, for example, there are vote at international organisation such as the un social you will for your, with the silent consent of our partners, bella reese, in russia, the country to all the norms of international law at the whim of the west, of being defamed and excluded from international organizations. yes, there is tough and unscrupulous pressure against us. the members

that is, this area is just the provinces, which are adjacent to the borders with the post-soviet republicswhat is discussed in the first preparation. the offensive from the side is the strength of somewhere in the lime resistance, and this afghanistan national resistance front, led by akhmat masud, is the afghan freedom front and, uh, a lot of other organizations of the fronts of the armed groups, which today, uh, have announced themselves, it is still difficult to say how effective this day will be, how numerous these detachments are. e antitolic resistance. they are still fragmented. they are not yet trying to coordinate these joint actions among themselves, and it is not certain that this or the bank will be able to withstand this fight. uh, accordingly, there is a high probability that afghanistan is about to plunge into the abyss of another civil war, of course. in this case , the threat is great that it is the northern province afghanistan directly adjacent to the post-soviet republics may be affected by this war to a greater extent. and now we will find out the opinion about what is

that is why it is obvious that he is waiting for the destruction of stability in other former soviet republicst spare belarus with oleksandr lukashenka, all this absolutely obvious things about which we know very well. she is now on the phone. the head of the mariupol football federation, the president of the mariupol football club, volunteers oleksandr yaroshenko. greetings, mr. oleksandr, i want to tell you how i perceived the news that came from my colleagues from mariupol this morning that e- mariupol writer and journalist nataliya khorohos died. maybe you know that you wrote books about the city. she was a famous mariupol writer. she was born in 1935. she hid in basements during world war ii. now in one of two of the basements, a person has died who praised your city for decades, wrote poems about it, wrote books, and i thought that this is a symbol of such a tragedy in mariupol, you know when people who have always been the heart of the city either leave the city or die in such terrible and unworthy conditions created by the occupiers. what is happening now in e.e. in mariupol. how can y

anniversary of the great victory during the patriotic war, the leader and citizens of the former soviet republics of azerbaijan, armenia and belarus, kazakhstan, kyrgyzstan, moldova, tajikistan , turkmenistan and uzbekistan, the kremlin’s website reports, the president congratulated the leaders and citizens of abkhazia, south ossetia, the donetsk luhansk people’s republics, as well as the peoples of georgia and ukraine, congratulatory telegrams to the heads of the republics of donbass, putin noted that today military personnel, like their ancestors, are fighting shoulder to shoulder for the liberation of their native land, and from nazi filth, and expressed confidence that both and in the forty-fifth, victory will be ours in a message addressed to veterans of the great patriotic war to citizens of ukraine, the president of russia emphasized the inadmissibility of revenge on the ideological heirs of those. amazed by the great patriotic war, members of the board of the russian ministry of defense laid wreaths at the tomb of the unknown soldier in the alexander garden in moscow, the ceremony was att

, estonia, all the countries of the former warsaw pact and the three former soviet republics that were occupied by the soviet union, concluded that what ukraine was doing at that time was developing like this included the so-called multi-vector foreign policy in its doctrine of cooperation with nato excluded included excluded declared itself a country that wants to join nato declared itself a country that has a non-aligned status, all this happened not as a result of some coup d'état, but as a result of the free voting of ukrainian citizens in the presidential and parliamentary elections , including the majority of those citizens who are now directly suffering from the war, we all our territories call now for nato to do some blitz everywhere to correct the political mistakes of ukrainians it seems rather infantile to me that ukrainians should correct their political mistakes themselves and thank the country's members too much from the military help that makes it possible to correct these mistakes and create a chance to create, and not just be absolutely from a logical political point o

we're lucky not to be soviet republic. after world war 2, ukraine was a phobia to republic for decades. and this is the domain of preoccupation and main apprehension of the russian ruling class nowadays. no, i don't want to ask you to speak for the russian people, but i'm going to anyway, there's another dimension here where we see polls that show a lot of support for now i happen to know a lot of russian people and i, and least the ones i've talked to don't feel such support, they don't, they can't talk publicly about it without fear of, you know, incredible reprisal and threats from the russian government. but, you know, when you sort of look at what's unfolding, what happening and russia's being isolated right now? you're the closest, you know, russian folks, are they not getting a sense of the crisis that essentially they're going to be cut off from so much of what we consider madera unity now put in came to paula and the 2000. so it's been more than 22 years of brainwashing and indoctrination. as i said, putting lives

today the deputies of the house of representatives and members of the soviet republic are discussing at a joint meeting with a pledge made by the first deputy prime minister. nikolai snabkov noted the task of the government to maintain all social standards, despite the sanctions on the communications of the free hall. our correspondent. alina lapova. she has all the latest information. alina on the air, the word to you and today the traditional format of communication between deputies and senators with the government is supported by the first deputy prime minister. nikolai snabkov, the main elite motive of today's meeting in the oval hall is the toning of our economy in the current conditions, which is essentially a deep analysis of what has been done and what accents should be prioritized for today and tomorrow, just like last year, despite the sanctions pressure our economy has shown growth - this is 2.3% we were not only able to restore the pandemic level in terms of gdp, but also exceeded it by 1.6%. good dynamics and exports growth of over 30%, an operational headquarters has al

and tell me how comes from this work on the territory of the former soviet republics, because many diedof belarus and ukraine, and so on. quite right. and when in 2014 we also had these ties with the belt of the movement of ukraine. now they are completely torn apart, but there is belarus. here it is. the expedition, which, among other things, is organized by the russian military, comes from people from kazakhstan, belarus, but i don’t take it from our republic. but only the former soviet republics are here, uzbekistan is here, moldova is here transnistria and all of them. here you go, you know this is a great thing. you seem to be involved in the fact that you return this memory. they perfectly understand everything search engines, and there are up to 500 of them. first of all, these are young people from belarus and kazakhstan. we have very close ties with ukraine. unfortunately, both search ties and a scientific realist. well, i'll tell you, so in 2014 we were preparing a joint work on the great patriotic war, the belarusian part of the ukrainian part and the russian part of mikhailo

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whose place of residence was written in the questionnaires by the russian military ukrainian soviet socialist republicis, they specifically do everything in such a way that it does not look like the occupation of ukraine by russia, and this is an alleged return to the borders of the soviet union although they do not officially say this, but de facto it is happening. that is exactly what they removed all their patriotic russian symbols and started either next to russia with the flag of russia or completely separately to hang soviet flags. i think that we will learn the details from some statements of political technologists. how did we learn that they are going to end the ukrainian issue? i think that the restoration of the soviet union they will still make statements and write, well, that is, it is rather a way to destroy the ukrainian e statehood than to actually restore the legacy of the soviet union , but to understand this happens at the same time. in fact, it is one and the same process, that is, they agree that the ukrainian soviet republic should be a republic, that is, not a state ukraine is n

two other former soviet republics know what that's like. moldova butts up against ukraine to the west. some 1500 russian troops are based in the transition region which is run by a pro-russian administration, and to russia's south, the republic of georgia is watching ukraine with a strong sense of deja vu. simmering tensions in that former soviet republic came the a head in 2008 when russia and georgia fought a brief war over the breakaway regions which are recognized by moscow as independent. nadia seskuliya is with the british think tanks and joins us from georgia. thank you so much for being here with us. from a georgian perspective, you must look at ukraine and say we've seen this playbook before. before the war in ukraine even started, you wrote about the fact that history seemed to be repeating itself. so tell me what you're seeing now and how it reminds you of the echoes of what you saw in that country. >> thank you very much for having me. indeed, this seems like a very familiar russian playbook that has been played out 30 years ago

as he former soviet republic, ukraine also fought in the war to defeat hitler. did of you political correspondence at juliet sal, deli, s monitoring to world war 2, commemorations, aaron bellin. hello, julia may 8th marks the defeat of germany in world war 2. so tell us why it's still a hugely important dates here in germany. it marks not only the defeat of germany in that war, but also the liberation of germany and of europe from the national socialist dictatorship. and also the end of the war that also had a terrible impact on germany itself. so it became a day, an event that is quite felt here in the country. and every year we see a commemorations take place at a monuments like this one behind me, which commemorates the soldiers. soviet soldiers who died in world war 2, now, up to 6000000 ukrainian soldiers were also part of the soviet army at the time. up to half of those died in that war, and it is of significance to the ukrainian community here in berlin to, to come and commemorate their troops. and that is what happened again this year. and the war in ukr

layers of history and everything else, because kharkiv was the capital of utopia and the ukrainian soviet republic. i mean new factories, new residential areas, new administrative buildings, so it has a very big influence on this constructivism to everything that happened in kharkiv even after the 20s and 30s, and i think to this day it is such a certain gene. but the tradition that exists in the city is not something that we directly appreciate here. so what are we used to, but now when you see that the building of the regional state administration, the court of appeal, the building of the word, they are destroyed, well, they are damaged. i would say so, it should be restored. there is nothing to restore it . no it is not necessary, can restore and do more technological more inclusive and a-a m-m some kind of internal space well, that's how they said in one of their interviews that reconstruction but the possibility of development of architecture some things and which have some historical some they have some some high quality architectural i well no no great stalinist architecture, but these are

the leadership of lieutenant colonel katelanin all those who committed on the territory of the soviet republiccivilians from this list, the finnish authorities detained and immediately released 45 people, 14 received minor sentences or got off with a fine. feed the facts of the genocide, believe that there was no deliberate destruction of people and so on, because we often understand genocide as a direct, violence executions of murder. there is a battle of villages and so on. this was not the case on the territory of the occupied karelia. it is written in our carriage code that genocide is not only deliberately extermination of a group of people, it is also the creation of conditions incompatible with life and those conditions that were finnish consoles. they were precisely incompatible with life, so it was a policy of genocide. now 1,500 former juvenile prisoners of finnish concentration camps live in karelia. they are ready to become witnesses, in the case of the extermination of the civilian population of the republic, they spent their childhood, behind the prickly truth, their relatives an

conflicts at memorial science by banning both ukrainian and russian symbols near them as former soviet republics, ukraine and russia fought together in the war to the fate. hitler and date of the political correspondent anesha not is monitoring the world war 2 commemorations here in berlin. she joins me now. anya, why is this memorial location where you are in bell in so significant? yeah, rebecca, i'm stood in front of the soviet more memorial. they're behind me and, and what gives this memorial special significance to day is that it's of course not a more just a memorial for russian soldiers who fought nazis in world war 2, but also ukrainian soldiers. so yesterday, at this very site, we saw the ukranian ambassador lay a wreath, and there was some ugly scenes when a russian protest as boot him laid, gathered here. and today, of course, it's russia's victory day. we saw that a big parade in moscow. and there's a series of events planned here in berlin by russians. at the moment you can probably see behind me there's a big group of people, that's the russian diplomatic delegation. and that it ar

the soviet republic was captured by finland, an ally of nazi germany.ry third inhabitant in the occupied territory of karelia passed through concentration camps of value. finn's strong content sent the kids gave the masses in executions of civilians and did not burn entire villages, thousands of people died a natural death in unbearable and cruel conditions created by the occupiers, there were no sponges, but this did not make it easier for the inhabitants of karelia. today, former juvenile prisoners of concentration camps are ready to become witnesses and testify against those who made their childhood pass behind barbed wire. in the city of petrozavodsk, we had a gramophone, the toys were almost, which has always been a treasure. i remembered this, and my father tied it around the room with a belt in our basket. it circled in june 1941 linear makeeva named. in honor of the leader of the russian revolution, it was only 5 years old. her father worked on the railroad. mom pregnant with twins was sitting at home with her and her younger brother. yura we al

patter soviet republic's ex-wife spoke up as her 12-year-old son cried silently. >> his heart is brokened to do to help him get through this? i need a village to help me. >> we will. >> raise and be here for my son because he has no father. >> other family members of the victims shared their grief and anger over the senseless violence as well and, again, this is hard to watch. >> i cannot believe somebody would give some child a go up and let him think that it's okay and come in somebody's hometown to shoot it up, just to shoot people down like dogs. that doesn't make any sense mo me. >> i constantly think about what could have been done, and it seems like this is -- it's like groundhog's day. we've seen this over and over and over again. >> that racist young man took my mother away. >> how dare you? >> i'm joined now by bishop william barber co-chairman of the poor people's campaign. sorry. i have a policy about crying on tv but that little boy and that grandma kind of really made it very hard for me to continue. bishop barber, what do you even say? you've done many funerals. it's one

it is a mathematical point of the countries that were formed during the soviet union after the schedule, that is, these 11 republicstries are not yet counted because they were recognized as occupied by the state council of the soviet union and they joined the nato of the european union, their conquest can be critically risky for russia, these 11 republics are temporary state formations, in fact, this is the territory of historical russia, the second moment of the return of these territories must take place at the moment when it will be beneficial for russia from a political and economic point of view and there is no impact on the economic and political stability of russia itself, well, relatively speaking if tajiks and uzbeks come to russia as guest workers, so let them continue to come, because uniting with them into one state creates economic problems, they will have to pay as much as the russians, and they should be our slaves . therefore, we should help the countries of central asia to receive leaves medieval feudal regimes that will contribute to the fact that a large part of their population will be used by u

seventy-seventh year, the first deputy minister of internal affairs of the udmurt autonomous soviet socialist republic detectives began by questioning their neighbors and the first suspicions immediately appeared. now people live in the same entrance, and often they don't even say hello. and in soviet times, almost all neighbors knew about each other. good afternoon. good afternoon. well, how do you like this weather? that's horrible. today, all night and all day, my sociable neighbor is buzzing in my ears and cannot pass by until he tells everything about himself. and i tell him, yes, shame on you, the girls are right to fool their heads, of course, i have the personal life of my next of kin. horror news for the whole area. oh, go, go, did you bring out the light bulb in the entrance? i saw everything. in general, soviet times neighbors in the yard, like one big family, who turned out to be more unusual neighbors in our history. a woman lived across the wall from the fatal apartment, and she did not open the door to the operative, she only informed the insider. i do not know anything. the detective w

territory of the republic of belarus and from the territory of neighboring countries in the former soviet republicsoducts are not labeled and, accordingly, are in illegal circulation. well, all these products were supplied with all this muck. as i understand it , the territory of the kaliningrad region, maybe even somewhere abroad. she was leaving. yes, these cigarettes went somewhere, these products came, indeed, like the countries of the european union , so, uh, they dispersed on the territory of the kaliningrad region. uh, you can pay attention in this uh, the warehouse is located, let's say. uh, the so-called cover item. well, that is truck loaded. yes, with these boxes, yes, and at the very end, and wagons, yes, at the end, these clothes were thrown. yes second-hand second-hand, uh, which just appeared in fact. cover goods, that is, they did not always get to the bottom of the truth, and the customs authorities, due to the complexity of customs procedures. it didn't always work out. local police claim that they have already tracked down the owners of this property, their detention is a matter

impossible to undertake any inspection of bio lamb sent up by the pentagon near russia and former soviet republics as required by the defense threat reduction agency with it's claimed that the labs are for medical purposes, but they're financed by the us defense budget raising valid concerns that their activities are not just medical, but military with the luger laboratory, georgia is one example that the labradoodle duane law in those machine judges, former minister of state security, lieutenant general jo gutsy is talking about reliable documents that fell into his hands, new martial music but as reading it as me surely unless site but then there. so you know next that the music in that silly death is jelly gut daughter louise cook uses so misty us lit, ship them proud system. wesley was the you my it is the the thrashing him was pro slinging it be dear me. such him with us must say to labounty into sleep, so, but then the map miss below. they lit that thing the about up, but it must much in let us we lenient was do not have your likeness yacoma left, judy tory, but i do mucous cillian. when you

90s years that was history and we left, i.e. the 90s, this is what happened to all the post-soviet republics, but the ukrainian one passed and came out completely, and now we have almost come to the european court of european standards, and russia continues to live even with the mentality of the 90s, that is, instead of it ot you crossroad they continue in them because they cultivate this er these times they live in them after all they are straight er proud such here without such here all here what here here crimes that are not committed here er was because the guys who watched had 5 minutes boomers and brigades and consider themselves sporting rights to continue this brutality, but in other ways in other ways, you understand, and another type of so-called weapon , the so-called cultural diplomacy, from the very beginning of the full-scale invasion, many ukrainians in the majority of ukrainians began to talk about what should be boycott everything russian and on the cultural front, in principle, too. if we talk about the boycott of russian culture and russian artists, at least in some places

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