yeah, well, as far as i know, in soviet russia there was a whole program for salt iodization, in generalto cope with iodine deficiency, salt iodization helped solve the problem in more than 100 countries, but the world health organization has such a map, where countries with iodized salt are indicated , that is, salt is iodized at the state level, that is, it cannot be sold , but for everyone else, the salt must be iadized, this greatly prevents iodine deficiency from diseases that develop against the background of iodine deficiency, and absolutely - you screwed up when i said, that in soviet russia this problem was solved, and in the seventies, soviet doctors stated that they had overcome iodine deficiency precisely by supplying nuclear salt to all regions. we have regions with a more pronounced problem of iodine deficiency, the northern caucasus, siberia, including the krasnoyarsk territory , which especially stands out, and the sverdlovsk region, they say 30% of people with iodine deficiency there, it seems to me, even more, because there is still such an additional problem , as an ex

unfortunately this is so , so it is extremely important, uh-huh, well, as far as i know... in soviet russia was a whole program for the judification of salt, in general it made it possible to cope with iodine deficiency. salt iodization has helped solve the problem in more than 100 countries, since he has such a map from the world health organization, where countries with iodized salt are indicated, that is, salt iodization is carried out at the state level, that is , you cannot sell dieted salt, you can, but only.. .in pharmacies, here again, with what they started with, or it may be on the shelves , but everything should be very clear - for the buyer, if a person cannot have iodized salt, non-iodized salt should be available, but for everyone else, salt should be iodized, this greatly prevents iodine deficiency from diseases that develop against the background of iodine deficiency, and absolutely - you failed when she said that in soviet russia this problem was solved. in the seventies, soviet doctors stated that they had overcome iodine deficiency, precisely because they supplied to all

there is no talk about the fact that there is a war between the ukrainian people's republic and soviet russia, that is , there is no mention of the second participant in this conflict, there it is mentioned as veiled as possible about some kind of ethnic cleansing, which , in fact, into which this rain goes, that it is not about purity, but about ethnic cleansing, but nowhere is it said who is carrying out these cleansings, against whom they are towards khvylovoi , then for some reason this particular remark of khvylovoi was chosen for the final scene about the fact that he was a communist, that he, in fact, with whom he fought, with the nationalists, and it ends with the death of khvylovoi, and let's say, a person who is not too knowledgeable , which is building its identity now. and now there are quite a lot of such people who want to understand, it will be very difficult for her to understand what happened, and for me such moments as, for example, also the mention that the unr suppresses the uprising at the arsenal plant, that is, how to perceive this phrase , if you already are you say, t

there is no talk about the fact that there is a war between the ukrainian people's republic and soviet russia, that is, there is no mention of the second participant in this conflict, there is mentioned in the most veiled way about some ethnic cleansing. which, in fact, into which this rain passes, that it is not about cleanliness, but about ethnic cleansing, but nowhere is it said who is doing these cleansings, against whom they are directed, as well as nowhere, let's say, when the story about the waveman and about this tragedy of the waveman, then for some reason the final scene was chosen exactly, exactly this replica of the waveman about the fact that he was a communist. that he, in fact, with whom he fought, with the nationalists, and it ends with the death of a waveman, and let's say, a person who is not too familiar, who builds his identity now, and now there are quite a lot of such people who want to understand, it will be very difficult for her to understand what happened, and for me such moments as, for example, also the mention of the fact that the unr is suppressing the uprising a

there is no talk about the fact that there is a war between the ukrainian people's republic and soviet russia is, there is not mentions of the second participant in this conflict, it is mentioned in the most veiled way about some kind of ethnic cleansing, which... in fact, into which this rain goes, that it is not about purity, but about ethnic cleansing, but nowhere is it said who these clean people are, who they are against directed, as well as nowhere, let's say, when the story about the waveman and this tragedy of the waveman was chosen, for some reason , exactly this line of the waveman was chosen for the final scene about the fact that he was a communist, what he actually was, who he... fought with with the nationalists, and it ends with the death of the waveman, and let's say a person who is not too familiar , who is building his identity now, and now there are quite a lot of such people, who wants to understand, it will be very difficult for him to understand what happened, and for me such moments as, for example, also mentioning that the ukrainian people's republic suppresses the upr

, and soviet russialav ’s pagan russia, this is all our fatherland, and there is no point in pulling out the light from this cradle of bloody tripe for no reason. and the monument to derzhinsky too, let everyone stand in their place, look at each other, and if you don’t like looking at the mausoleum, then you close your eyes, close your eyes and run past, otherwise god forbid, and from there, someone will come out and grab you by the barrel

in 1918, soviet russia adopted a constitution that enshrined legal equality of men and women.ndra kalantay became the first. history of a woman minister. many years later , the united nations explicitly enshrined women's suffrage in the 1952 women's political rights convention . after another 27 years, in 1979, the un adopted the convention on the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women. it always arose as one of the priority topics. he, this is the topic of gender equality, this is a very important topic, and yet, you are only the first woman here in the office in geneva, so not yet also the un secretary general, women, we now have at the level of heads of the organization deputies, the secretary general, at the level of residents, coordinators, special representatives and so on, parity is 50 to 50, so from the point of view of gender... equality we are a shining example, general the secretary says that it is necessary not only, as they say, to achieve this equality, but then to fight to preserve it, and this is very important, that is, it is not by chance th

in london, but everyone was released, we were also released, but we showed then that this was soviet russiare being removed because correctional labor for up to two years is required by our criminal law, and our meade and our prosecutor general's office have today accumulated enough materials that can prove their illegality in comparison with... allies, which we seem to believe that they are to us today help, and we work with them , but take the same korean people’s democratic republic, that’s why we still haven’t left the sanctions regime, the right question is why we haven’t left the sanctions regime with iran, because we are with iran today, for example, how many times we cannot violate the sanctions regime, which limits, for example, abkhazia or north ossetia, well , our north ossetia, south ossetia, so what? limits any ossetia, so to speak , even more simply, any ossetia that interferes, for the united states, i believe that for the united states this is a bad dream, this union, russia, and iran, northern north korea, you know, a bad dream, no further a terrible dream, if syria suddenl

there is no talk about the fact that there is a war between the ukrainian people's republic and soviet russia is, there is no mention of the second participant in this conflict, there mentioned as veiled as possible about some. ethnic cleansings, which, in fact, into which this rain goes, that it is not about cleanliness, but about ethnic cleansings, but nowhere is it said who is doing these cleansings, against whom they are directed, as well as nowhere, let's say, when selected, the story about of khvylovy and about this tragedy of khvylovy, then for some reason this very remark of khvylovy was chosen for the final scene about the fact that he was... a communist, what he actually was, with whom he fought, with the nationalists, and it ends with the death of khvylovy. and, let's say, a person who is not too knowledgeable, who is building her identity now, and now there are quite a lot of such people, who wants to understand, it will be very difficult for her to understand what happened, and for me such moments as, for example, also mentioning that the unr is suppressing the uprising in the ar

in london and they released everyone, we also released them, but we showed then that this was soviet russiactional labor for up to two years is required according to our criminal code legislation, and our ministry of defense and our prosecutor general’s office today have sufficiently accumulated materials that can prove their illegal activities in comparison with russian legislation. he has, he has, he is the head of a diplomatic mission, the diplomatic delegation of the european union occupies a magnificent mansion on kodashovskaya nadverzhno, well then, probably, we cannot arrest him, and why are we following our laws, and what kind, i said, that’s all they forgot, international law doesn’t apply, it doesn’t apply to them, but what do we observe? in any case, i don't mind. i just wanted to offer such a creative option, that is, lock him in the embassy territory and give him a broom, let him study there for 2 years and do design work, and that’s also possible, but in any case , this is absolutely clear in accordance with the mastrich agreement, this one here the diplomatic representative o

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historians now say, brought our religious philosophy from home use to the world level, leaving soviet russiaer revolution. his thoughts about fate russia is especially relevant, our european correspondent, anastasia popova. what made him a great observer of the 20th century was the historical era and the power of thought. during his life, philosopher nikolai berdyaev survived three wars, two revolutions, prison, exile and immigration. in recent years he lived in this house in the suburbs of paris, clamart. everything here has been preserved as it was then. here is his library, personal belongings. he died right here, recording. next he sat down to the works of schoppenhauer, kant and heygel, an opponent of the tsarist power, did not accept october revolution, dreamed of social justice in the twenty-second year, he was expelled from the country on a philosophical ship along with prominent representatives of the intelligentsia. separation from his homeland was painful, but it did not break him and allowed him to say his philosophical word in the west. it was a synthesis of russian religious th

it would seem that the civil war is an internal matter, but at that time the fate of soviet russia waslance. governments, including bolshevik, there were 23. and who will win in the end is unknown. the bolsheviks needed an advantage over others so that everything would be as they wanted, and at the same time , the hostility within the country would end. therefore, lenin and his comrades agreed to outside help. foreign allies put forward their demands, among them was payment to them. world war and much more. neither the us nor the uk were happy with this option. perhaps they decided that soviet power would collapse under the onslaught of the white armies, and there was no point in negotiating with it. however, the bolsheviks dealt with the civil war themselves, their western colleagues had to accept different conditions. on march 14, 1966 , there were huge queues at the moscow russia cinema to get to the premiere of the first part of the film. age difference, he took his wife, irina skoptseva, for the role of helen. anna starred in the episode . he himself played pierre bezukhov, despit

consequences, the point is , what i’m analyzing is explosions in russia, in the russian empire, in soviet russialittle, stalin unexpectedly died and khrushchev unexpectedly came, khrushchev was dismissed by brezhnev, brezhnev, that means andropov died, and then gorbachev suddenly appeared, and then yeltsin, we need to understand to protect these main foundations, we chose a man, he is responsible for the country, but we need an understanding that this president, we must take care of him, but... we rejoice at yesterday’s choice, but we must preserve this power and its continuity, including when appointing a government, the government will now be appointed, we will appoint, but the chairman of the government is the second such person, and with us it is always the second, immediately then the first in case of turbulence, here we also must look very carefully, monitor very carefully, i will return to.. .to what is happening in europe to that macronovsky, this means, attempts to intimidate us there with something, the fact is that i am deeply convinced, many people say, they say that he is crazy, tha

such state syndicates, in general, became the prototype of future state institutions in soviet russiahe image of effective western corporations. the mutual credit society provided assistance to entrepreneurs and the benefit society to miners. the idea of ​​their creation also belongs to the council of congresses miners of the south. they also established an exchange committee and organized a statistical bureau. in principle, they introduced statistics for the mining industry as such, because before that no one considered it necessary to take into account either the production, sales, exports, or imports of our coal, our heavy metals. due to a shortage of technical personnel in the industry, a higher mining school was opened in yekaterinoslav in 1899; at the st. petersburg mining institute, the education of the best students was paid from nikola’s personal fund. this is what they are doing now mining industry, popularization of the mining engineer profession, this is the same story as it was 150 years ago, when i read stories i see that everything is repeating itself. by the end of the

this was donbass, then kharkov, the nearest large city, and yekaterinoslav there. institutions in soviet russiaern corporations. assistance was provided to entrepreneurs by the mutual credit society and to the miners by the benefit society. the idea of ​​their creation also belongs to the council of congresses miners of the south. they established the stock exchange committee. they, in principle, introduced statistics for the mining industry as such, because before that no one considered it necessary to take into account either the production, sales, exports, or imports of our coal, our heavy metals. due to a shortage of technical personnel in the industry, a higher mining school was opened in yekaterinoslav in 1899, and the st. petersburg mining institute paid for the education of the best students. from the personal fund of nikolai vdakov. this is what miners are doing now, popularizing specialty mining engineer, this is the same story as it was 150 years ago. when i read stories, i see that everything repeats itself. by the end of the 19th century, coal production in the donbass quadrupled,

sign of protest against the course of the british government towards normalizing relations with soviet russiaued his literary work. after the nazis came to power in germany in 1933, part of the white immigration began to collaborate with the nazis. denikin, we’ll give it to him, he never bet on the germans and considered them opponents. denikin preferred german intervention. american intervention, in december 1945, general moved to the usa and published there the so-called memorandum on the russian question: an agreement on a deal to surrender the country to russia. denikin proposed hitting the ussr with powerful economic sanctions. quote. refusal to provide the soviet union with any loans, american or british, until absolute guarantees are received for the cessation of all military, political and propaganda activities. aggression, as he imagined it, is incomprehensible. one can hardly expect, however, effective guarantees, since the bolshevik restoration plan the soviet union is known: all russian resources will be directed to guns, airplanes and atomic bombs, in accordance with the new five

having left soviet russia after the october revolution, he became the most famous russian philosopherime in europe, perhaps throughout the world. a special memorial ceremony took place the day before in the suburbs of paris, where berdyaev spent his last years. our european correspondent, anastasia popova, talks about why his thoughts on the fate of russia are especially relevant now. the historical era made him a great observer of the 20th century. and the power of thought, during his life the philosopher nikolai berdyaev survived three wars, two revolutions, prison, exile and emigration. in recent years he lived in this house, in the suburbs of paris, clamart, everything has been preserved here. as it was then, here is his library, personal belongings, he died right here, at his desk, thinking about his next work, on the calendar is the same forty-eighth year. today the house is looked after by the russian orthodox community, which dreams of turning it into a full-fledged museum. berdyaev bequeathed most of the books to russia, despite the difficult path, he remained a patriot until

in my opinion, it would be much more interesting to discuss the future of this russia or post-soviet russia and in this sense there are many reasons to start negotiations on the forms of this new state in this territory , regarding militarization, demilitarization of this territory, declarification of that territory, and so on and so forth. this, in my opinion, would be much smarter than looking for, or at least formulating some ideas, some scenarios, about nothing while we have this regime in russia, on my opinion, at least, but it will be absolutely impossible to hold any negotiations, maybe... after putin, that's another question. so, let's go step by step. thank you very much, let's hope that in a few years this forum will discuss various forms of negotiations with a possibly new post-putin russia. a guarantee of beauty is a healthy liver. karsil - gives the liver strength. there are discounts on karsil of 15% in pharmacies, travel stores, ban and savings. dolgit cream relieves pain, reduces swelling and improves joint mobility. with the cream dolgit, whatever you want, i will lift. dol

on march 21 , 1921, a decree was adopted in soviet russia to replace food appropriation with a tax inwitched to a new economic policy. the economy was almost completely destroyed. the first world civil war, the young republic was urgently needed. 8 years were amazing, but the party leaders decided that they still needed to live differently, and the ussr economy again began to rebuild with market to centrally planned, heading for accelerated industrialization and collectivization. legally, it came to an end in the fall of thirty-one, when a law was passed completely banning private trade in the ussr. half a century later, nep's ideas inspired the reforms of deng xiau ping, who soon introduced chinese economics to the world. miracle. on march 21, 1981 , members of the kuklocks klan in alabama brutally murdered african-american donald michael. he became the last known victim of lynching in the united states. the term lynching refers to murder. a person suspected of a crime or serious violation of social norms without a trial, and most often by a crowd. the name , according to one version

on march 21 , 1921, a decree was adopted in soviet russia to replace food appropriation with a tax in country switched to a new economic policy. the economy was almost completely destroyed. first world civil war. the young republic urgently needed to be saved, the population areas decreased, factories stopped working, rural the economy of a huge agricultural country was. systems, when sometimes everything that was grown was taken away from the peasants, the nep returned market relations, they began to abolish state monopolies ; various goods were simply destroyed in 3 years of surplus appropriation, the peasants were even allowed what today we call small business, that is, to work for themselves. the authorities managed to attract foreign capital in the form of a concession. nep's results after 7-8 years were amazing, but the party leaders decided that they still needed to live differently, and the ussr economy began again. rebuild from the market to a centrally planned one, setting a course for accelerated industrialization and collectivization. the legal one was put to an end in the

but in my opinion it would be much more interesting to discuss the future of this russia or post-soviet russia and in this sense there are many reasons to start negotiations on the forms of this new state on this territory. and regarding militarization, demilitarization of this territory, denuclearization of this territory, and so on and so forth. this, in my opinion, would be much smarter than looking for, or at least forming some ideas, some scenarios, about nothing while we have this regime in russia. in my opinion, at least, it will be absolutely it is impossible to hold any negotiations, maybe after putin, that is another matter. so, let's go step by step. thank you very much, let's hope that in a few years this forum will discuss various forms of negotiations with a possible new post-putin country. tired of heavy and bulky saws, then the strong saw from unpack tv is just for you, with it you can easily cut trees and bushes, it is so convenient to use for carpentry work, it is the perfect tool for your home or garden, and the price... only from uah 1,499, including a reliable battery set,

in general, they became the prototype of future government institutions in soviet russia and were subsequently corporations. the idea of ​​their creation is also belongs to the council of congresses of miners of the south, they also established an exchange committee and organized a statistical bureau. in principle, they introduced statistics for the mining industry as such, because before that no one considered it necessary to take into account either the production or sale, not export, not import, of our coal, our heavy metals. due to... a shortage of technical personnel in the industry , a higher mining school was opened in yekaterinoslav in 1899, at the st. petersburg mining institute, the training of the best students was paid from the personal fund of nikolai avdakov. that's what miners are now engaged in popularizing the specialty of mining engineer, this is the same story as it was 150 years ago, when i read stories i see that everything is repeating itself. by the end of the 19th century, coal production in the donbass increased fourfold, and the share of industrial... since, as parado

another joint stock. future government institutions in soviet russia were subsequently created in theit society provided entrepreneurs with benefits, and the miners received benefits from the society. the idea of ​​their creation also belongs to the council of congresses of southern miners. they founded it. in principle, they introduced statistics for the mining industry as such, because before that no one considered it necessary to take into account either the production, sales, exports, or imports of our coal, our heavy metals. due to the shortage of technical personnel in the industry, in 1899 a higher mining school was opened in yekaterinoslavia, in the st. petersburg mining school institute training. by the end of the 19th century , coal production in the donbass quadrupled, and the share of industrial budget revenues amounted to more than 80%. however, the existing administrative departments in the province at that time, which sometimes separated enterprises of the same company, significantly hampered the development of the industry. from the moment of its founding , the council

russia has lost the status of a superpower, which was the soviet union. pulation and economic potential. with the loss of the southern regions, russia became an even more northern country, losing a significant part of its fertile lands. for the first time in 500, russia finds itself surrounded by states and groups that are economically, demographically and politically more powerful or dynamic than itself. in the nineties, the russian federation lost another half of its gdp, they started talking about how we had turned into an upper volt with missiles. the country found itself in the weakest position relative to the main world centers of power since the mongol invasion. in this moment. russia was flooded with foreign advisers, economists, and political strategists. someone then thought that they could help, but now, looking back, we know for sure that their goal was the opposite. western military, economic, political elite we they were only satisfied when they fell into pieces, but this is not part of our plans. on february 24 , 2022, we finally launched an

imperial cost, the push and the 18th and 19th century to suppress the cream language or later and soviet russia, the mass targeting of ukraine's cultural leaders, historians and writers. in here and now ukraine's heritage is a justification for the i'm the targets of russian force, which makes protecting that heritage and ex essential issue. the ukranian culture, a matter of survival. they started the war because of our cultural identity. they want to erase it, what they cannot possess. they want to erase how dare you have a different cultural identity and all our cultural heritage. it proves that you have different. this is a headed visual is identity. and 43 with tries to destroy. you create a new nation and one of the main issues is a cool, our cultural identity, cultural heritage, and the moon centers. history for queens. this was this all things which kept your queen is as a premium for centuries, which makes us much stronger. we're sure makes us feel as we are community, which differs from russians. and this is the most dangerous depression. as these really prime ministers of official eng

it was such, let's say , like baby steps to independence, it was on independence from the same soviet russia there was no russia itself, that is, their money, their influence in the security structures there, the ministry of defense and so on, these gangster circles, which all worked in ukraine according to the principle of operation of their organized crime groups, and they communicated closely with each other, that's why now we need to avoid quarreling in the studios about all this, let's put it this way. not to quarrel somewhere in life and so on, maximum consolidation, then we will deal with everyone who, say, stole all these years, you know, there, deceived society, covered up, excuse me, embroidered clothes and so on, so, aim for victory , for our victory, that there is no other, either our victory, or there will be no such word as independent ukraine, mrs. iryna klymenova, you... where is the word, i can name, tell where your unit is located? preferably no, preferably, no, then i will ask a more general question, where do you think the main goals of the russian offensive on our land c

at the editorial office of the newspaper soviet russia, together with its wonderful editor valentin vasilyevichlness, he appeared in the red newspaper in his vestments, with a pastor’s crozier. and while talking to us, he said. "there are neither reds nor whites, there are russians, and it was a pastoral a covenant that i honor to this day, to this day i strive to reconcile the reds and the whites, to consign to oblivion the cruel historical reprisal, to combine in my izborsk hill the torn apart russian times, then three amazing thinkers, precious phenomena, shone on the pages of the newspaper day. there were purges in the army, state security, management and administrative sphere, in the newspaper day we created a government, of course, it was not a classic shadow government, there was no political force behind us, it was just a newspaper the form in which we expressed our opposition, protest ideas about everything that happened in the russian public, members of the money government. gathered behind closed doors and assessed the current russian government, interpreting its actions as anti-nati

i mean, that is something right out of nazi germany and soviet russia , where people used soviet russianly time i felt like i could speak my mind or i could speak truth was at midnight, lying in bed, because that's when i thought , no, nobody was when i thought, no, nobody was really listening . and that is really listening. and that is what is so horrible about this is that it is going to force people to self—censorship. >> yeah . >> yeah. >> yeah. >> andrew eborn, again , i see >> andrew eborn, again, i see you're a lawyer. yes i've always understood that when it comes to laws that affect the lives of millions of people, it has to be tied down very, very precisely. but it feels that there's this inherent ambiguity in these new, uh , legislative offerings such uh, legislative offerings such that they're just open to interpretation . and should that interpretation. and should that be the case that laws that could put people behind bars for life are just the subject of context and you're absolutely right. >> we touched on this earlier. it's the biggest problem is the label. if you look a

produce grain in quantities that have never been seen before, neither in tsarist russia nor in soviet russiadren under 8 years old, and 15 years ago there were only six children only, the confrontation is global, of course, the country must have this sovereignty in all areas, including food. the apostle stood on a high stone, prayed for the dedication of the people of khersanes, and the stone became like wax, and his feet were imprinted on the stones. why is the st. andrew 's cross a symbolic name, because it resembles the letter "x) christ, he was crucified on such a cross. this letter x is such a sign, such a sign across the whole country, which christ accuses and with which the faith of the apostle andrei pervozvanov is accused. andrei first-called, premiere, today on the first. short circuit, how to restore normal heart rhythm, about this and much more in the program to live healthy, on monday, on the first. there is a place in crimea that all boys and girls, not only from russia, but also from all over the world, dream of visiting. a unique territory of childhood, it is sometimes called

words about them, here is one of them - this is a book that was published by the publishing house soviet russia for anyone who knows poetry, it is clear that 64 is the year the sixties, this is the year of popularity of andrei voznesensky, white akhmadulina, evgeny ftushenko, bulat kudzhava, it is very important that in 64, in the same row. a book by rasul gamzatov is being published, and this is a very important fact, it means that he is already in the frame of not only avar, dagestan literature, but in russian literature. and the second book that i would like to show is a book that was published in a series of collections that meant high awards for this book, poetry, high stars, it’s called stars again, by the way, i just realized this. rasul gamzatov, based on family , traditional, rural, korsky values, he, of course, enters a different orbit, if we continue this style, this book was published already in the seventies in makhachkala, but in russian, which is important, and maybe it may be important to mention the translators, as far as i know, the translations were made into russian by his c

produce grain in quantities that have never been seen before, neither in tsarist russia nor in soviet russiare it is, we will feed our entire country. at the very peak of his career, he was only 32. zhenya said: “oh, i can’t imagine what it’s like to be old, here at 40 you don’t know what you’ll look like, it’s enough until you’re forty, crowds of fans, fleeting novels, meetings, all this time he loved only her, i say you you know, i don’t want to live like this, i decided for myself, if i decided for myself, then that’s it, the mother of her beloved daughter zhenya belousova for the first time after her loss plucked up the courage to admit that before her death belousov begged her to return to him, came home and thought about how we let's start living, this is with forgiveness? "again, everything . many years after those events, beloosov's wife and daughter were faced with an attempt by the singer's illegitimate son to sue for part of the inheritance. he can now inherit either with my permission or through court our exclusive - unique a document that only a few people knew existed. exclusiv

russia. the soviet union was perceived as a big russia. move the soviet people's approach to communism was assumed that there would be some kind of rapprochement of nations through their development, and this was indeed the case; interethnic wars were absent and could not happen, they did not exist. that we did not bring the war to an end, now in donbass we have nothing to apologize for, we are returning lost lands, ensuring our security. victory in the second world war put an end to the humiliating consciousness and inequality of russia in the fight against world empires. russia has reached the peak of its power and has begun a race with america, starting with nuclear missiles and ending olympic medals. the title of superpower, won through heavy sacrifice. yes, my friends, all the best, goodbye. fyodor mikhailovich dostoevsky, it was as if he foresaw that in the 21st century there would appear a layer of people who... are enemies, but they are pathetic, we are concentrated and evil, they seem to retain all their shares in the west, and ma

explain that monarchical russia , and soviet russia, and kievan russia , and novgorod russia, and moscow - the third rome, and svyatoslav-pagan russia, this is all our fatherland, and there is no point in bloody chatter from this cradle about pulling out the light for no reason god, there is no need, there is no need to shake up the situation , there is no need to shake up the monument to svyatoslav , it stands and stands, the monument to nicholas ii should not be touched, the monument to derzhinsky too, let everyone stand in their place, looking at each other. and if you don’t like looking at the mausoleum, so, close your eyes and close your eyes and run past, otherwise, god forbid, someone will come out and grab you by the side. hello, these are housing issues, i’m oksana kozyreva, and today we are working in a standard panel-block house built in the seventy-sixth year, just opposite, exactly the same, sixteen-story building, series 2.68, they are also called brezhnevkas, the disadvantages are low ceilings, out of dignity. the fact that often apartments have practically no load-bearing

we produce grains in quantities that have never been before, neither in tsarist russia nor in soviet russiald, and 15 years ago there were only six children, the confrontation is global, of course, the country must have this sovereignty in all areas, including food security, in order to survive, so she, mother potato, here she is, we will feed our entire country, foreign countries will ask foreign countries for food, premiere, our daily bread today. on the first, a symphony of five russian empires was revealed to me, when the russian state, emerging from oblivion, reached power and flowering, and then fell into the abyss of oblivion, after the death of total darkness, we are resurrected again and move along the paths of improvement, i, along with the whole country , rejoiced, finally ours have gone, we are breaking, it was. premiere. alexander prokhanov. confession. on monday on the first. the beginning of theater practice was not easy for shervint. conflicting sentiments reigned in lenkom back then in the late fifties. the entire biography of lenkom, from its creation to the present day, i

locomotives, probably, names one and a half, these two poets, friends and namesakes, who left soviet... russiaand georgy ivanov. absolutely right. names 1200. the artist michelangelo daravaggia and the director michelangelo antonioni are united not only by their name, but also by this biographical detail, which, in general, is logical. hourly version. city, the wrong particular version was born , let me give the correct answer , noticed that both are called michelangelo, both were born on september 29 in mikhailo on the day of the catholic calendar, the crystal theme is one and a half, in order to deserve the name of crystal, the glass must contain many oxides of this quite a heavy metal, but barium oxide too... lead. bravo. crime 900. in march 2021, a paris court found this former president of the country guilty of corruption and sentenced him to three years in prison. uh nicolas sohkazi. absolutely right. 2 years probation, one year house arrest. names 600. in 1963, californian nurse. coney mccue named this son of hers after quentin compson, a character in william faulkner's novel the sound

of the award-winning book "dissidents among dissidents: ideology, politics and the left in post-soviet russianew piece for the jacobin is titled "alexei navalny taught russia's opposition how to mobilize." welcome back to democracy now! can you talk about what you understand took place on friday and the lead up to the funeral -- the funeral itself, if people felt threatened? and the message you think this funeral was to the world. >> thank you so much stop the first thing to say the russian authority did a lot to prevent this funeral to happen because they hide the body, they tried to prevent any public funeral in moscow. so all of this happened during the week and finally they decided it will be easier to make this funeral happened in a suburb of moscow. it is important to know the suburb is a long way to come from let's say the center of the city. of course it happened just a day after the address of putin, which was his main pre-election address. that is why the authorities were not interested to attract too much attention to the funeral. and the fact more than 20,000 people came to the fu

immediately formed a regiment, shouted for a long time , hurray, glory, glory to the first kosman of soviet russia everyone else people, general rejoicing, i don’t know, like even a military unit, a strict military unit, why were you on sabantuy in the evening like, god forbid, well, flights were canceled for tomorrow, of course, when his father was told this news, well, they said, i think your yura flew, he says, definitely mine, well, yes, major, he is like that, definitely not mine, my senior, yes, yes, there is such a story, yes, there is such a thing, he was assigned during the flight... the mission was directly written: to recommend gagarin to enter the academic adjunct course at the zhukovsky academy, this would be recommended to him, and he, saying goodbye to us, said, not for long, i’ll soon come back to you again. happy birthday, yuri alekseevich, we congratulate you as a living, existing hero among us, with gratitude and joy we dedicate our song to you. yours. they tear, he turned around in simple peace, and white teeth are unfamiliar, smoothed his hair with his hand, while the coma is

years, my first meeting took place with president vladimir putin; he received me and the editor of soviet russiamlin library among cabinets filled with rare books. the conversation was superficial, we did not touch on deep topics, we did not talk about the opposition that chikin and i represented then. i was wary, tense, and treated putin as a successor yeltsin’s policies, but there was something new, unusual in his behavior, in his conversation, that surprised me. he had a rare ability to win over people , communicating with people, he opened up a space in front of them in which people did not feel constrained, had the opportunity to open up in all their fullness, perhaps this was a trait of a scout who knew how to recruit, perhaps this was his natural ability when he knew how to call a person to a revelation to understand his deep, hidden essence. i told the newspaper about this meeting and conveyed my feeling of something new, unexpected, appearing in the kremlin, different from everything that i associated with yelets, with its crushing policies, with blows as heavy as a cast-iron cannonball

its resources, and then we remember poland, who... helped poland, which waged aggression against soviet russiaia, twenty in the fourth year, the french, when they recognized the soviet union, they promised, no, they didn’t give it up, they didn’t give it back, they didn’t give it back, and of course, hitler entrusted only the one who, of all the foreigners, to storm moscow, only charlie magne, who defended the last one was the fruit of the residence. they fought for the french for france in order to liberate it, these are soviet prisoners of war immigrants, many of whom were from the white immigration there, we can still remember the war, the crimean war itself of 1854, then the french, i remind you, also landed in the crimea, suffered colossal losses, because among all the allies of that time, yes, that is, the british, the italians, so to speak, the sardinian kingdom, the italians also participated, yes. well, the turks and the french had the greatest human losses in the french army, more than 100,000 people, in general they lost during this company twice as much as the russian army lost, th

the communists won >> russia, china, that is played powerful and ruthless communist co-equal of soviet russia chairman mao declared the dawn of the people's republic of china, the >> nationalist government >> plea to the independent island of promotion chang and his half-a-million troops escaped to taiwan, but claim their defeat was only a temporary setback. >> liberate the homeland in the call to arms ciao harbored this entity of recovery the mainland. >> chiang kai-shek set up an entire government in exile with leaders for all of mainland china's provinces. this was a pipe dream recovering the mainland. so pipe dream the regime mobilized the whole island to fulfill that pipe dream of retaking the mainland even though most of taiwan's population was not even from their high pay, the taiwanese capital is the government feet up nationalist china. >> taiwan had its own history and people a mix of ethnic chinese aborigines and other groups. >> taiwan's early there's a series of wars, rebellions than >> it had been occupied by japan since the late 1800s at the end of world war ii the nationalists

is brought to a very high connection, maybe you will. knows us better, because the study of russia, the sovietdern russia has such a serious birth trauma, it consists in the fact that the americans, creating their science, regional studies, in general, the study of russia was mainly trusted by people from russia, there are exceptions there, well, josh kenno, for example, but in general it turned out that there was a wave of refugees from the jewish pogroms, and the first world war, the second world war now. after the collapse of the soviet union , people who hated russia came to american universities and began teaching or researching in research centers, they believed that their goal was to destroy, correct, correct, there was no need, they called it all differently, in as a result, they received completely one-sided views, assessments, studies, well, i talked quite a lot with my colleagues in america and i can say that they understand this problem. but when, after the ninety -first year, interest in studying russia disappeared, they simply stopped funding, after the collapse of the soviet uni