um, why was the novel banned maybe soviet russia, the formation of this bolshevik power was presentedy in this novel and it played. but that's how he described the dead. uh, then what actually happened. yes, his hero behaves, but cynically strange, yes, but the soviet government did not have time at all. this is absolutely a novel. well, what did the sailors do, and as a smartest person, and there were two and epigrams in them , he says that his heroes can do anything, and he is not obliged to share their feelings, their position, their life. but katya, as a director, probably understands that it is impossible to create a character, uh, convincing yes, alive. we believe in this olga. we believe in this situation is impossible. if you didn't pass, similar experience. well, here i don’t quite agree with you, because playing a killer doesn’t have to become a killer, in general, you don’t have to have such experience, and in general, he could understand what he was taking, for sure. actually, oleg is talking about this, the material reflecting some kind of life situation is the same . he

after that, the novel is banned by soviet russia and comes out again, only in the eighty-eighth year.se tell me why it happened . it is necessary to enter into such a historical and cultural context and understand what kind of time it is, right? and this, firstly. secondly, it is necessary to understand the biography of the tolings, because he took place as a poet and was one of the leading poets not only the moscow order of the same low. yes, this is the tenth mark. the beginning of the twenties, we are generally in all of literary russia, yes, and after the death of yesenin, he switched to a pause, because i realized that writing so experimentally in avant-garde in engineering, as he wrote, but he can no longer. yes, and no one will print it, yes, but, because they have already begun to slowly tighten the screws, they began to standardize literature, but they were looking for new soviet art. uh, let's just say, yes, and he tried to transport after the death of yesenin wrote small memoirs are called memories of sergei yesenin. yes, and they were very close friends, they rented one ap

russia then. he also said, of course, the soviet union is trying to threaten someone and thinking that, uh , othersenough recipes even for themselves, and even more so for russia, several human. i was told that i must have written it. no, i didn't write exactly. these were, uh, the thoughts of richard nixon and well thought out, in general i'm telling you this. i thought it was a great performance. and in general, a few people. uh, in the hall. it's very much approved, well much to the surprise of a few others. i was told that they were generally outraged. that it is he who comes and the well-fed united states of god damn it. and where empty shelves cannot build a normal democracy, where are the people? like i said, one of them is trash. and instead of talking. learn from us we support you you just have to understand your imperfection. how did you get to such a life, and instead he says, go in some incomprehensible way of your own. if russia has such an elite, then it is very difficult to do what alexander just said, it’s true, it’s true, and in general, nixon was an outstanding president, and of c

course, not everything is lost and russia spun you and took advantage of the great legacy that soviet russiaperial russia and our people with extraordinary enthusiasm. sweeping away all obstacles in its path, began to engage in the only thing that he is certainly capable of, he began to build a new empire, this empire in this case was already soviet. but bolshevism in this soviet empire was also overcome . him at the service of his statehood. we understand what a loss. both the generations preceding us and we and the generation that will be after us suffered in connection with all these events. they are simple and ivan alekseevich bunin said bitterly in that very book. cursed days ivan alekseevich wrote especially for us, our children and grandchildren will not even be able to imagine the russia in which we once lived, that is, yesterday, which we did not appreciate, did not understand this whole area, complexity, wealth, happiness. in the destinies of the peoples, i will express my opinion, as the church law is such a spiritual law. which is written in the holy bible, the lord will give you

in 1920, the first census of the population in soviet russia was carried out, the drug survey set the task of finding out. what is the percentage of literate teenage children in this dark backward dense russia and suddenly red commissars some of whom did not know russian well themselves, and some were illiterate, they were surprised to find that the percentage of literacy among adolescents is very high. for example, my pskov provinces from 10 to 19 years old. in which university towns in velikiye luki are 95% of teenagers? another small town is in a hurry 92% hill and opochka 94% porkhov again 95% rural areas literacy is lower than in cities in the eastern part of the country less than in the western part, but let's not forget the third year the civil war has been raging in the country, unprecedented devastation since 1918 very many schools are simply closed, and literate children are just those who, before the revolutions, received primary education in parochial and soviet schools more than six times the education budget during the reign of nicholas ii, 10,000 educational institution

the socialist soviet republic with its capital in kharkov in the union of soviet russia and already in 1923 in soviet ukraine an active policy of ukrainization of the former piece of russia began, then it was believed that this would save the big country from ukrainian separatism, but it did not. probably you need to remember how ukraine arose as a state a product of the soviet period, the bolsheviks, organizing the soviet union, created, among other things, the allies of the republic and ukraine, we can recall that these territories became part of the russian state and the process of their reunification with russia in 1.654 after the yaroslavl rada, who lived in these territories. as vladimir putin also recalled today, western countries, in particular poland, lithuania, germany and romania at one time, only robbed ukraine and used it as a forage base. now, according to the president polish-lithuanian-ukrainian military unit plans to use the russian territory for the occupation of western ukraine the leader said that under the wing of nato , the polish authorities want to form a specia

republic with its capital in kharkov in the union of soviet russia and already in in soviet ukraine an active policy of ukrainization of the former piece of russia began, then it was believed that this would save a large country from ukrainian separatism, but it did not. probably you need to remember how ukraine arose as a state - this is a product of soviet period, the bolsheviks, organizing the soviet union created, including the union republics and ukraine, we can recall that these territories became part of the russian state or the processes of reunification with russia began in 1654 after the pereyaslav rada. and then those people who lived in these territories. and these are , in today's language, three areas. so these people considered and called themselves russian and orthodox. as vladimir putin recalled today, western countries in particular poland lithuania germany and romania at one time, they just robbed ukraine and used it as a food base. and now, according to the president, the polish lithuanian ukrainian military unit plans to use the russian for the

they are expensive now, yet they are obsessed with this soviet soviet russia and the real cost of these well, i'm on that so that, well, when there is, i asked her to buy them , or maybe she would give them to me. she said they refused the road. lord left. so maybe we can rob your old woman, you understand? well, as if there was a joke, as if they were joking, we came up with a plan. that's where she asked me to buy a rubber cuff. she had a leaking toilet. i say here. well, he must have been disguised as a plumber. come to her. distract her so i can steal those badges. she was fat and smelled of the name for god's sake, the plumber came. you while translating the text, prepare for questions and do not forget about your experience. maxim what are you doing? i a box at that time was with the son of a neighbor zhiltsova gave him to play with the badges. fate further you understand, he remained absolutely cold-blooded. he said that i was now an accomplice and that's it, and they began to look for a knight, then there was no box. once they said, here, then the doorbell rang. uh. he even got

moscow was a unique event for soviet russia. one and a half first examples of three-axle trucks, gas ama, 3 and ford , writers, journalists and documentary filmmakers participated in order to capture the feat of the soviet people . an important goal of the run was to study the endurance under difficult conditions of cars and synthetic rubber tires. the invention of soviet engineers, overcame 9.500 km. of the entire journey, only a quarter fell on our highway, the rest was on a dirt road and sand, people and cars all passed the test with honor, the run ended after 3 months in moscow and to the finish line. got all the cars without exceptions on july 6, 1945, a paper clip began in the usa to search for and transport german scientists to america. first of all, the american authorities wanted to get themselves those who were engaged in developments in the atomic sphere, intelligence was also important so that the developments of german scientists did not go to the soviet union, they were looking for rocket scientists. physicists. the chemists , developers of naval weapons , helped the am

soviet soviet union soviet russia immediately from the moment of its education., actually represented an existential threat, as a state that, firstly, but inherits geopolitical traditions, and the russian empire in part, but geographical location and e of its aspirations. and in certain areas of western europe , at the same time, the divergence of an ideological nature was certainly important here , it is clear that the ideology of the soviet leadership did not correspond at all at the time of the mid-thirties, and those ideological attitudes that were in britain and this conditionally made both countries, if not opponents, then at least rivals. uh, at the international level we always say that yes , of course, treaties must be respected, but history knows numerous examples when treaties are not respected, when they are broken, when the conditions m-m that were implemented in a particular treaty , then treacherously violated hitler deceived the british, but the british are not children in the politics of england - this is the largest power, which is the power of

post-soviet russia was, he says, the wild, wild west of the east. well, i can tell you that i spent a lot of time in post-soviet russia and the wild, wild west. never thought of being that wild. and so let me turn it to john and steve. welcome, everybody. it's nice to see so many familiar faces, including familiar faces from russia in the 1990s. oh, we have two people who join the hoover institution relatively recently. one of whom has published the book. and it's not me. it's our chair of the board of overseers. so i'm going to guess that you're annual performance review was going to be better than mine this year. yeah. and i'm going to have to do better next year. yeah, well, i'm not sure the piano on this book is going to be be any good. we'll wait the jury's out on that. and we have the possibility to increase it right here as we sit. so let's start from the beginning. how does an upstanding family man from texas with a beautiful young wife go end up in russia in the 1990s? of all places. yeah, that's an excellent question. and before i answer,

post-soviet russia was, he says, the wild, wild west of the east. well, i can tell you that i spent a lot of time in post-soviet russia and the wild, wild west. never thought of being that wild. and so let me turn it to john and steve. welcome, everybody. it's nice to see so many familiar faces, including familiar faces from russia in the 1990s. oh, we have two people who join the hoover institution relatively recently. one of whom has published the book. and it's not me. it's our chair of the board of overseers. so i'm going to guess that you're annual performance review was going to be better than mine this year. yeah. and i'm going to have to do better next year. yeah, well, i'm not sure the piano on this book is going to be be any good. we'll wait the jury's out on that. and we have the possibility to increase it right here as we sit. so let's start from the beginning. how does an upstanding family man from texas with a beautiful young wife go end up in russia in the 1990s? of all places. yeah, that's an excellent question. and before i answer,

the soviet union . now painted in the colors of the russian tricolor, it is difficult to believe, but the pride of russia, the lipetsk military air center once arose from such a union, from which russian propagandists are still laundered. the soviet union trained e-e pilots, german pilots flew in lipetsk. where they conducted combat e-e formations, where they trained to fly . it is important to keep a helping hand to germany. at that time, the same the world exile of the ussr and will open a school of pilots for the germans on its territory, following pilots in the soviet union in the 30s, and german tankers are being educated and a tank school is being created for them already in kazan, german tankers combine practical classes in the ussr with theoretical training in berlin, testimony is obtained through poland, using passports, albeit in their names, but indicating fictitious professions. well, in the school itself, they wear uniforms without insignia . union together with germany after the first world chemical weapons although on that at the time it was already strictly prohibited in the world, others

very beginning of the cold war, the us view of russia was so irrational is so emotional so divorced from reality that at different periods of time the soviethty global threat that cannot be stopped, now russia considers the words of the senator. john mccain with a gas station with nuclear weapons, that is, russia allegedly lagged behind a poor, poorly organized country - this is madness , it seems to me, fierce hatred is manifested not only in relation to the political system , because in the united states, some still think that russia still has communist power. they still believe that the old regime of leonid brezhnev from the eighties exists in russia they do not realize that russia is a christian country in which orthodoxy prevails hostility towards everything russian has completely distorted the perception of americans, because of which they are almost unable to rationally evaluate current state of affairs with russia see how nazi agents were welcomed with open arms after the end of world war ii, they were considered valuable personnel for intelligence. we fell for the spoon spread by germany that the bolsheviks and slavs are a threat

soviet union from poland, and northern bukovina with southern bessarabia is the chernivtsi part of the odessa region from romania and is included in ukraine in 1945 54 crimea, which was an unexpected gift for russiathe secretaries of the ukrainian regional committees of the cpsu in in this form, ukraine survived not only the collapse of the soviet union well, the orange zero, when yushchenko did not pay for russian gas, not for good, when moscow turned a blind eye to debts not for bad, when russia switched to an ultimatum tone to negotiate with prime minister putin, prime tymoshenko flew for what in her homeland tymoshenko was tried to continue the trial for gas? russia forgave ukraine a lot, but to ignore the military threat to its borders and the borders of allied belarus and moscow is not ready to allow a new 1920, as for politicians of the ukrainian regime, then this is his business , as traitors usually do, they want to hand over something, sell something, pay off the owners with something. i will repeat this, in the end their business. we will not interfere in this, as far as the polish leaders are concerned, they probably expect to form a kind of colic with a nato umbrella and directly int

these are the people who fought with soviet russia - these are submariners.re the officers of the luftwaffe, these are the scouts, first of all. it is not surprising that in the post-war years there were more than 130 generals. the wehrmacht really start to work for the united states of america in one way or another it was seen who the united states of america was primarily interested in in the first place, they were interested in natural people who possessed unique intelligence data that had information on operational communications, which were both in europe and naturally in the soviet union, and the germans knew about this and, naturally , technical specialists, technical specialists in the field of defense of the industrial complex and technical specialists in the field of the missile complex, one of such specialists. naturally, the most famous the largest was vervon brau, he was a completely unique engineer , he was always engaged in the study and development of rocket science, and as you and i know. he one of the first was attracted to the united states

weak russia after the collapse of the soviet union, russia became the successor, and in e, the country'sopment strategy, in principle, was being searched. uh, russia sought to integrate into the collective west, even looked for its place in nato, but it was not given such a place, and, of course, the rapid capture of the eastern european states by the entire euro-atlantic alliance was a great deception. but the white house does not hide nato - this means the united states, and today the world of beloved americans has more than a thousand military bases in more than thirty countries. for example, russia has about a dozen families in countries, if you do not take the zone. another interesting important point, because even today, when the same ukraine is covered in a huge conflict, kiev is forbidden to negotiate nato peace continues to say that they were expanding to the east. only to contain russia once more.

there , as seriously as in soviet russia, it is not possible to pay there will be, that is, variants of grace, it would be a very strong limitation, of course, about its place in literature, thin people are trying to find themselves. after i see him forbid, he understands that a write uh, some kind of prosaic social realistic text. this is not not about him. that would be great. it seems to me, but he tried, yes, well, maybe slowly. uh, in the fifties i switched to memoirs and my age , my youth, my friends and girlfriends into the notes of a forty-year-old man. and hmm, these are your descendants, yes, and this is the golden fund of our memoirs. yes, and actually in the thirties, he moved to leningrad yes, and there he got acquainted with all the wonderful writers, such as zauchenko schwartz mikhail kazakov a. boris mikhailovich ekhin writervet danianov and so on. this is such a leningrad bohemia soviet bohemia all the thirties, he writes plays. yes, and the plays here, just the same, but rather realistic, yes, but what was the fate of these plays, they were? some were successful, bu

is, because the goal of the russian federation is, of course, the absorption of ukraine by the soviets, russia is not afraid of nato, otherwise it would she started a war against sweden and finland because imagine 1000 km more common border, the most important thing is that finland borders the polish peninsula, where the nuclear fist of the russian federation is located. that is, it cannot be compared with the conditional threats that ukraine can pose to the russian federation. yes , the war is for ukraine to disappear as a state as a nation, and not because they are afraid of nato, but on the other hand . of course, nato cannot, in principle, not that they cannot refuse ukraine. they cannot refuse anyone, since these are statutory provisions that any european country, or rather a country in the atlantic region, if it meets the criteria, can be a member of the alliance, and of course putin will never wait for a clear signal that ukraine will not become, but there are other aspects, well actually the fact that the crazy leader of the russian world understood that in his time the restoration of

member . since the goal of the russian federation is of course the absorption of ukraine by the soviets, russianot afraid of nato, otherwise it would have started a war against sweden and finland, since imagine 1000 km more common border, the most important thing is that finland borders the polish peninsula, where the nuclear fist of the russian federation is located. that is, it cannot be compared with those conditional threats that ukraine may pose to the russian federation. that is, this is really, let's say , a war so that ukraine would disappear as a state, as a nation, and not because they are afraid nato, on the other hand, of course, nato cannot, in principle, not that they cannot refuse in ukraine, they can refuse anyone, because these are statutory provisions that any european country , more precisely, a country in the atlantic region, if it meets the criteria can be the members of the alliance and of course putin will never wait for a clear signal that ukraine will not become whatever he can call it, but he will not succeed if he does not solve the ukrainian question, therefore, and

of one of these generations, ilsudsky , the main threat to the new poland, bilsutsky considered soviet russiato destroy the young communist the state from the inside and by all means supported the separatism of the small peoples of the ussr. on the initiative of pilsudski , the oriental institute was opened for these purposes in warsaw and the prometheus society was created, which included representatives of soviet national minorities, pilsudski's plan to dismember the ussr was called prometheism. the marshal of poland spoke, closed within the borders of the times of the sixteenth century, cut off from the black and baltic seas, deprived of the land and mineral wealth of the south, and the south of the east of russia could easily pass into the state of the state is not capable of seriously threatening the newfound independence of poland more as the largest and most powerful of the new states. i could easily secure a sphere of influence that would stretch from finland to the caucasus mountains even after a hundred years, pilsudski for poland, forever offended by itself and the world, is a prof

for the fact that it was not putin, but yeltsin, and they are giving russia a chance to get a soviet. russia will give it accordingly , of course it is not working now. yes , and how can it work in our country ? nevertheless created by this council against the background of the fact that the nato russia council is nowhere, it says that the attitude towards ukraine will never be secondary again, that we are at the same table and no one like the hungarians will then try to manipulate it, delay something there or say we are going, we are not going, we are playing we do not play, this is an important path of the poet, it is very important for us that the council discuss serious issues, that is, our security, our defense, my mother-in-law , the alliance, not individual allies, namely, the alliances of both sides for ukraine well, actually moving forward, since as i said, there will still be a new plan, a new line, call it whatever you want, and we need to understand and what to do about it, discuss how we will jointly implement it. well , that's exactly what the council is for, to say that the co

many of them in russia or in the soviet union met not only, uh, good education of friends.th whom to spend your whole life, but they also gave birth to love, there are children of so many ingalyaevs in their passports moscow st. petersburg. hello mishan well, now everyone will be there waiting for you. everyone is waiting for you. well, let's go to the largest and most friendly russian congo family, let's get acquainted. i’m anna and from it’s very nice if mikhailovna mikhailovna mikhail and another mikhail interferes very nice isabel very nice and sofia alexandra you have something else in your hands, of course, this is not all of them natalya anastasia taisiya em olesya olga maxim maxim denis yasi, uh, mark plan and many other friends. now we will tell us everything how it happened. yes, yes, having roots. well although the soviet or russian are different, and, of course, this remains. uh, the desire to plant , grow, invite the family. dear friends and relatives and all loved ones, please african food, when the forest head of this large international family of rudolf-geba

weak russia after the collapse of the soviet union, russia became the successor, and in e, the country's strategy, in principle, was being searched. uh, russia strove to integrate into the collective west, even looked for its place in nato, but they didn’t give it such a place and, of course, the impetuous the takeover of the eastern european states by the entire euro-atlantic alliance was the great deception. but the white house does not hide nato - this means the united states and today the world of beloved americans has more than a thousand military bases in more than 30 countries. for example, russia has about a dozen families of the country. another interesting important point, because even today, when the same ukraine is embroiled in a huge conflict in kiev forbid to negotiate peace nato continues to say that they were expanding to the east. only to contain russia one more time since the cold war , it has been growing at a tremendous pace in the military contingent, allegedly, in order to contain moscow, american military instructors have been training the ukrainian army for many y

mayakovsky's son will forgive in 1924, the situation in soviet russia sharply changes vladimir leninr passes to joseph stalin from his posts, key associates of lenin are removed , including an ardent admirer of mayakovsky, one of the leaders of the revolution, lev trotsky mayakovsky writes the end of october, october will not burn out. he already understood what was happening in the country. mayakovsky's euphoria from revolutionary changes is replaced by disappointment , gradually losing the support of the authorities, which from now on will not accept criticism. trotsky , vladimir mayakovsky goes on tour in the usa for the sake of this, for the first time in 10 years, for a long time separated from the lilies. he really wanted a little fish a little escape at the same time another life. yes, i wanted to go to america and i tried many times to get to america in america. he will spend half a year. here he meets ellie jones, she will become the mother of his second child with mayakovsky. she was a model , he loved my mother because she was russian elizaveta zilbert. translated mayakovs

numbers of well trained people, especially in the sciences, russia performs miserably in the knowledge economy. much worse than did the sovietnion. in 2019, russia ranked behind austria in international patent applications despite having 16 times the population. today it ranks alongside alabama in u.s. patents, the gold standard for companies everywhere. despite having almost 30 times the population of alabama. all of these numbers will likely get much worse given the hundreds of thousands of likely well trained urban educated russians who fled the country after its aggression against ukraine. what explains the stunning mismatch in russia? a new book by the scholar alexander edkin, russia against modernity, makes the case that putin has created a state that g gets revenues by exacting natural resources and fulfilled none of the functions of a modern state in terms of providing welfare for people. corruption is in this regime noting that post soviet russia has seen the fastest rise in inequality anywhere in the world. after the protests against him in 2011 and 2012, which enraged putin blamed on then secretary hillary clinton

of them in russia or in the soviet union met not only but good-educated friends. which to spend a lifetime, but they also gave birth to love, there are children of so many congoests in their passports moscow st. petersburg. well done and where is the other mishan mishan well, now everything will be there waiting for you, everyone is waiting for you. well , let's go to the largest and most friendly russian congolese family, let's get acquainted. i'm anna lisa lisa very nice. and if mikhailovna mikhail mikhail interferes, they have another mikhail very nice isabelle very nice and sofia alexandrov in your arms irina blinks marguerite françoise like that. alinochka alinochka well, as i understand it, something else is not all, of course, this is not all of them there is still natalya anastasia taisiya e. hmm olesya olga maxim maxim denis yancey. uh, mark plana and many other friends. now we'll tell you everything somehow happened. soviet or russian are different, and of course, that's what's left. uh, the desire to plant grow invite family. expensive friends, relative

karelia 1200 until 1923 karelian autonomy within soviet russia was called a non-autonomous republic.ecipher the abbreviation. maybe some finnish carla? trudovaya kommunafinskaya, trudovaya kommuna, karelia 600? furniture made of patterned wood of this tree was one of the first to be used by the architect vasily stasov karelian birch festival for 900 festival were made of papier-mâché in the workshops of the theater lenkom alexandru alexander theme hands rate one and a half attention to the screen hands you see. name a famous painting and no, it's the return of the prodigal son. alexander choose a festival for 1200 advertising festival cannes lions until 1984 was held alternately in cannes and in this city from here and leo venice unfortunately , the question will come to give andrey ivanovich at the end of the 19th century could well be let's see unclean force 900 at the transylvania hotel monsters from all over the world could take a break from people took possession of the hotel in the cartoon monsters on vacation it was he dracula that is true unclean force 1200 in nabokov's story

many of them in russia or in the soviet union met not only but good-educated friends. friendship with whom to spend a lifetime, but they also gave birth to love, there are children of so many perennials in the passport that moscow st. petersburg. and where is the other mishan mishan well, now everyone will be there waiting for you. everyone is waiting for you. send the largest and most friendly russian congolese family, let's get acquainted. i am anna lisa very nice. and if mikhailovna mikhail hinders them, another mikhail is very pleasant to them isabelle it is very pleasant and sophia alexandra is in your arms irina so margarita francoise helps something else. of course, this is not all of them. yes, there is also natalya anastasia taisiya e. hmm olesya olga maxim maxim denis yansi, uh, marcompany and many other friends. now we will tell you everything how it happened. such a family pheasant, yes, yes, having roots, well, soviet or russian are different, and, of course, that's what's left. uh, desire plant grow invite family. dear friends, relatives and all loved one

soviet union soviet russia russian empire or in the russian federation, while the british conservativespreparing for war with the soviet union , a new political ideology of fascism was rapidly spreading across europe. its creator, the italian dictator benito mussolini, called for the final eradication of communism and the creation of a classless society. the nazis wore black shirts and were armed with clubs. in italy , they became famous for thundering the socialist circles and the editors of left-wing newspapers. parties and unions imitating the movement of mussolini soon appeared in almost all countries western and central europe the most important word for europe after the first world war is fear, great fear, all of europe i mean, of course, the people of europe they are in a panic fear of what they are afraid of, the first world war destroyed the so -called long 19th century to people got used to it when the soldiers left for the first world war. they went to fight for their homeland, they fought, they sat around poisoned by gases , which means the only barbed wire to return to thei

a long time, having bought them right away, and when he left the store and said, as strong as soviet russia with his mother and sisters from georgia fell in love with the capital passionately for a long time went for a walk. so contemporaries remember seeing mayakovsky walking waving his arms and mooing. because from this lowing just from this noise of the sounds of the city just appeared poems lived at first on the armor money was not enough at all once my mother gave 5 rubles. and sent for kerosene. instead of surrendering 4.50. finer. gave him 14:50 by mistake. this case mayakovsky describes briefly and succinctly for a journalist 10 rubles. i was ashamed of my net earnings, i went to the store twice, and then i bought and ate four candied bread for the rest i drove in a boat around the patriarchs to see since then i can’t see candied bread. it was then that mayakovsky toured the country a lot and published it. he becomes traveling abroad printed in foreign languages. mayakovsky is a successful journalist. i love blacksmiths. forgive the sinner, and then petrovka and then stoleshnikov up

tanks rotted _ years since russia or soviet tanks rotted into — years since russia or sovietd into this country right now across _ rolled into this country right now across these couple of rain washed streets _ across these couple of rain washed streets and — across these couple of rain washed streets and crushed what was called the prague spring which is a democracy liberalisation movement is something _ democracy liberalisation movement is something similar is happening now with ukraine and russia and there is a parallel— with ukraine and russia and there is a parallel here. russians in 1968 were _ a parallel here. russians in 1968 were upset of rules being done with the siavic— were upset of rules being done with the slavic neighbouring ally, czechoslovakia and in the same way, using _ czechoslovakia and in the same way, using russians represent what is happening to ukraine, and the door is always— happening to ukraine, and the door is always open but by the time he finished _ is always open but by the time he finished speaking, she revealed that he had _ finished speaking

of them in russia they met not only, uh, good education friends in the soviet union.ith which to spend a lifetime, but they also gave birth to love, there the children of so many kongalevs in the passport are moscow st. petersburg. wooden hello phone, where is the other mishan mishan well, now everyone will be there waiting for you. everyone is waiting for you to go , the largest and most friendly russian kongol family, let's get to know each other. i'm anna lisa very nice. and if it's not a file, mikhail interferes with another mikhail very nice. yes isabelle it's very nice and sofia alexandrov is in your arms irina so margarita francoise margarita alinochka alinochka well, as i understand it, something else is not all, of course, this is not all of them. moreover , there is natalya anastasia taisiya e. hmm olesya olga maxim maxim denis yancey. eh, marcompana and many other friends. now we will tell you everything how it happened. well, although the soviet or russian are different and, of course, that's what's left. uh, the desire to plant grow invite family. dear fr

will you have to work, because for prose for poetry there it’s as serious as they won’t pay in soviet russias , he would be very much limited by options for migration, of course, about his place in literature, then malenkov is trying to find himself. after prose is forbidden to him, he understands what to write. uh, some co- realist prose text is not about him. that was great. it seems to me that here he tried, yes, well, maybe he didn’t write everything on the sly, but in the 10s he switched to mimoras, and my age of my youth is my friend’s notes of a forty-year-old man, but hmm, these are your descendants, right? and this is the golden fund of our memoirs, yes, and in fact, in the thirties, he moved to leningrad yes, and there they get acquainted with all the wonderful writers, such as schwartz's zoushchenko mikhail kazakov a. boris mikhailovich ekhenbaum writer vet danianov and so on. this is such a leningrad bohemia soviet bohemia all the thirties, he writes plays. yes, and plays. here just the same, but rather realistic, yes, but what was the fate of these plays. they were successful. h

will you have to work, because for prose for poetry there it’s as serious as they won’t pay in soviet russia of immigration is very much restricting it, of course, about its place in literature. then malenkov is trying to look for himself. once pink he forbid it understands what to write. uh, some kind of social, prosaic realistic text. it's not about him, that's great. it seems to me that he tried, yes, well, maybe quietly, uh, in the fifties he switched to mimoras, and my age is my youth, my friends and girlfriends are notes of a forty-year-old man. and hmm, these are your descendants, yes, and this is the golden fund, and our memorial studies, yes, and actually in the thirties, he moved to leningrad yes, and there he got to know all the wonderful writers like zoshchenko schwarz mikhail kazakov a. boris mikhailovich ikhenbaum literary critic danianov and so on. this is such a line. urban bohemia soviet bohemia all the thirties, he writes plays, yes, and the plays here are just the same, but rather social-realistic, yes, but what was the fate of these plays, they were successful, some were

they are lithium chocolate, not cocoa the soviet union russia never came from what it takes buy in africa only raw materials. how much the soviet union has built a power plant enterprise, steel foundries in africa, we must return to this practice . russia is already building a nuclear power plant in egypt and the countries of north africa and central africa are ready to share these technologies with everyone who wishes, and we are talking about big landings in the development of nuclear and related technologies. and about low -power stations, both terrestrial and mobile floating, including. and also russia has its own planes, locomotives and wagons, weapons cars and other technologies on the platform of the forum that russia can offer directly to africa. now, for example, excellent helicopters on the continent with russian technology familiar for decades are well aware of its reliability and unpretentiousness for countries often exposed to extreme weather conditions. this is the best option and the cockpit of the helicopter is not empty, then the african pop star will sit at the helm, but

pilsudski considered soviet russia a threat to the new poland marshal proposed to destroy the young communistside and supported the separatism of the small peoples of the ussr by all means pilsudski initiated the eastern institute for this purpose in warsaw and created the prometheus society, which included representatives of soviet national minorities pilsudski's plan to dismember the ussr called prometheism. marshal of poland spoke, closed within the boundaries of the times of the sixteenth century, cut off from black and baltic seas, devoid of land and fossil wealth of the south and southeast. russia could easily become a second-class power. they are not able to seriously threaten the newfound independence any more than as the largest and most powerful of the new states. could easily secure a sphere of influence that would stretch from finland to the caucasus mountains, the restoration of the borders of the medieval commonwealth ilsutsky considered a difficult, but quite feasible task. at the beginning of 1919 , polish troops attacked the city of vilnius in such a way the soviet-polish war

. >> soviet russia parades its military strength -- >> you had communist governments that were saying united states is a racist country and we were very concerned about sort of losing a propaganda advantage. >> reporter: what's more, early immigrant group like italian americans, once said to be racially inferior, were becoming part of the american family. >> we in america are immigrants. >> reporter: a new idea was born. >> a people welded from many nations and races. >> reporter: america, the land of immigrants. >> we take it for granted that that's how we've already imagined ourselves. that's new at this time. >> my country welcomed so many sons and daughters of so many countries and gave them a fair chance and a fair opportunity. >> reporter: one of the early champions of that new idea was john f. kennedy. >> he was part of the immigration story. the kennedys, irish immigrants. >> reporter: as a senator, he wrote a classic essay on the topic. >> no distinction is made between the native born and the naturalized citizen. >> reporter: and he called for an overhaul of the discriminato

only chance for russia to survive in this world is that there will be much more around russia it's worse that the soviettruction and say to each other well, let 's fuck with putin because it's even worse everywhere. so saakashvili is a symbol for all of us, a symbol of that that there is no life in the good direction in our region miller is necessary and what is the great former colonial state that is nearby and when we really take on reforms, it will not be able to do anything with it, it will not be able to do anything with it . and what are you looking at, this is another question, this is a strange controversial question, how is it for me, a person who remembers chernobyl, poland decided to build a nuclear power plant, not a russian one, but an american one, what kind of discussion is going on in poland, so do they remember the focus in poles, chernobyl , and so on . those are the bad stories around nuclear power plants, please, not the small ones . uh, russia wants to expel the polish consulate in smolensk, and this is also some kind of absurd situation . well, let's ask in more detail, because it'

soviet union. and now in modern russia. not only african diplomats were in attendance, but also the descendants of previous leaders who have upheld the prominent legacy of their forefathers. dignitaries, were treated to a tour of the iconic sights and sounds of the historic city of saint petersburg. while travelling along the scenic nether river, among those keeping their parents a legacy alive as roland, bloomberg, son of patrice, loved them, but a prominent african independence fighter, and the 1st prime minister of the democratic republic of the congo after it achieved independence in the 19 sixty's rowland, the member, is a director of a foundation under his father's name. archie had a chance to speak with him on the sidelines of the summit, and he says that despite western attempts, people in africa just don't buy the negative sentiment towards russia. you can watch the full interview on monday of the same sample on the bus, but i believe this summit is important because the aluminum, the foundation is happy to be pres

you look at this and the only thing that comes to mind is soviet russia.toric is overheated, what he described sounded likecrib the gullah. tomi: this is canada were not far from canada right now andng this is astonishing. i think people are too quick h o give leaders around the world including here in the united states covid amnesty for what they did in the freedoms thatit they took away and w infringed upon in canada so much worse than here but it was still badst here through the freedom truckers when this happened iha was proud of theppm because they stood up were knocking to take this illness pastor when he was on my show he said time and time again they tried to get them in time and time again he stood up anyway. this reminds me of ourof foundig fathers, live free or die know whether option.fa the fact thactt there is an embodiment of that today andiewe being in canada. when i interviewed the man he was on house arrest he was zooming been on house arrest. very few people are actually willing to stand up for freedom anymore. he did and always will, tha