american plan was developed in 549 it envisaged a nuclear attack nuclear aggression against the soviet uniont is an unthinkable thing absolutely four years have passed since the soviet-american red army soldiers and jay fraternized on the river. elba yes, there are known elbes. uh, friends, the help was colossal, provided in the soviet union. and now the americans are going to bomb, a dropshot plan was developed, within which 85% of the industrial potential the soviet union was to be destroyed. uh, the central cities were to be destroyed. first of all, of course, moscow and. e, in fact, the soviet union was supposed to e, turn into a third world power, the strike should have been delivered by means of b29 strategic bombers, and the same ones that struck the nuclear bomb dropped two separate bombs on japan that is , what is called a disarming strike. that is, in fact, it is in essence. e plans to bomb the country, a which is the enemy of the stone age. this kind there were several plans in 46 45-46 forty-seven forty-eighth year and each of them provided for nuclear strikes on the largest citi

we are the soviet union to survive in such difficult conditions.ow did baikonur help the soviet union avoid a nuclear attack, and who prepared the attack and why? rocket is the key word for the baikonur project. the fact is that the soviet union had a nuclear bomb and it was known, but the problem was the means of delivery. we had bombers, but their range did not allow us to effectively fly to the territory of the united states and the united states of course. you understand that a problem for them will arise when the soviet union has missiles, and they were in a hurry to strike first. since the appearance of nuclear weapons at the disposal of the united states , the americans began to pursue a policy of intimidation, the united states of america is the only country in the world that has used nuclear weapons. yes. uh, that means uh in hiroshima and nagasaki, there was no military necessity. e in the use of nuclear weapons. on our part, there has always been an understanding that this is a monstrous act. generally. well, if you want, yes, nuclear te

the soviet union, the c i a controlled u. p. ident squads killed anyone. they considered an enemy of ukraine from soviets, school teachers to shop workers. they were ruthless and use the most sophisticated methods he'll gay sonic of a veteran of k g b foreign intelligence believes the events of the mid 20th century in their violence and brutality. are very similar to what's happening in ukraine today. with all this is the work of the descendants of ukrainian nationalists who fled to the us and canada after world war 2. it was they with the instigation of the cia became the hands of various organizations. doesn't pull new company might have finished the menu key points. you be jumps, you don't mind does is out of water a key for the fusion. you may mean deal. so some bureau on them or can i use? can not all of them controllers we're doing with forces west, new york bro bought physically extra amendment moved from rachel supposed to the new business. well to agree sooner. middle school muscle played lowball. what. what are you ever slow grading policy with fr

war well, to a certain extent - this is an important comparison, but let's not forget that the soviet unionas in afghanistan for only 9 or 10 years, and during all this time, only 13-14 thousand soviet soldiers died in ukraine, on the contrary, every month an average of 13-14 thousand russian soldiers, so the ukrainian war is much more critical, it affects the system much more and is much more prone to the fact that it can lead to the collapse of the russian federation. the afghan war accelerated these processes and did not cause the ukrainian gooseberry war, but the russian-ukrainian war can even cause this kind of breakdown of russia, mr. oleksandr. and what has grown up to uh, some scientists, studying the activities of reagan's politics, said that he had exactly one task, and that was the collapse of the soviet union. does biden face such a task as the collapse of russia? more likely, no, it means that somewhere in the american political community, it was avoided, which would very much like this, but there are others who are quite skeptical about such a scenario, and i have the impressi

she supported any actions damaging to the soviet union. the other line in the photo is katerina will katherine clay are too much income. future wife as the president of ukraine. victor yoshika, well, a, the usa intelligent services that somebody did, what they always do, they use their connections, they use their money, and they use their ability to open doors. were closed doors to get these people to the right position to where they can again carry out american foreign policy. after the soviet union's collapse, he americans began actively indoctrinating the ukrainian government with bond era's ideology. in 2004 opened veneration of ukrainian nationalist movement leaders began in 2010 president of ukraine. victor yoshika, awarded step on monday, or the title of hero of the country was a school. it is when the slowing orders on the road bonded to bundle under flow of blue officially, the one is to ignore these events, but in fact supported them in every possible way and continues to do so. america, with you to just nasa video sponsor with a

american intelligence continued to wage war against the soviet union. this time on the information front as propaganda operations. and this, of course, was all conceived and run by frank listener. he compared to the great moral. it's oregon that was used in concert halls and theaters to set the mood and work on the attitude of people towards the music and then using it to play on their emotions. and this is what he did with the propaganda machine. following the soviet union's collapse, new nationalist organizations began to appear in ukraine, aided by the cia and then by uva leaders, descendants, 1993, the 1st congress of ukrainian nationalist. find a amazing coincidence, theodore over it in a form of the officer and political head of the essay. nasty gov, italian took part. and so, but there is ideology with some assistance from the cia found new supporters uniting them with nationalist emigres. this photo was taken in 1983 during the so called and slay people's week for the man in the photo is yellow sloughs. that's co, a form of under a deputy and th

and then it would be circulated around the soviet union so people could understand what were the conditions of the gulag what was it like to be in siberia? and so that people in soviet in the soviet union would better what was actually going on in their own country and. when you say can just an audience free food can or household can correct. the great thing about intelligence work is you try to be ordinary. you to make everything look like nothing is out of place. so if you're going to smuggle something in, you want to use something like an ordinary can to put your control band, your books that can't be produced in that country, in that can, and then get it into the country also on display are bags and disguises how are those used during the cold war so one of the hardest things about operating in the soviet union is a constant surveillance. the kgb is everywhere they know everyone, they're looking at everything. and so when our officers are going out to meet with our assets it is a very dangerous proposition. and so if their photograph together that could mean a disaster for that that ass

what was in the soviet union? the u. s. has recently declassified 250000 pages of documents detailing operation aerodynamic. among them was a curious financial report on items needed for coloma death, squad, members who were to infiltrate the soviet union. it included trivial things such as of the knapsack, costing $3.12. and a few soviet shaving kids, which cost $15.00 a truth, those dressed and soviet civilian clothes delivered explosives, machine guns, and ammunition to the underground members or deliveries were made by. yeah. so the operation was dubbed aerodynamic of my documents. michael, supreme and learned of the brutal retaliatory operations carried out by associates of step on monday or a ukrainian nationalists, nita and gym and intelligence agents. they use for everything from major army units, such as the 14th granted year of boffin ss division, which was made up of mostly of collisions which are people in the western ukraine and southern poland. they also recruited about 250000 ukrainians through step on by der

be the successor to the soviet union, this was supported by all the former soviet republics, some of art of the union of independent states. and when this statement was submitted to the united nations for consideration, no there were no objections, but the main thing is that the russian federation at the same time assumed all the obligations of the soviet union, including huge debts. russia is absolutely legal. what no one objected to in the ninety-first year, she took her place and the status of his e in the current situation is such a couple of weeks ago from the americans said, we cannot reconsider. uh, russia's place on the security council has no tools. delete russia why and absence? he is a problem for the united states, this is a mortal danger for them, because he disappears the most important point in the world settlement of disputes any conflict moment can slide into the destruction of the united states itself, this is the only thing they fear and are mortally afraid of, therefore it always balances on the verge between rudeness and fear. let's join our conversation with the

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it wasn't a major effort to try and split the ukraine off from the soviet union. and if they couldn't do that, they would create session dissension and distress between the ukraine and the mother of land that they would have a free opportunity to do whatever they wanted in the idea was to roll back to soviet union and, and pushing back into its confines and eliminate its influence anywhere else in the world. operation aerodynamic began shortly after world war 2 and lost it almost 3 decades. few people know, but among its key figures, the most notorious ukrainian nationalist later was the end of the 2nd world war, the u. s. army counterintelligence corps began to have contacts with step funded by dara and michael, their bed and their organization that you bringing nationalist army more can you against what was in the soviet union. the u. s. has recently declassified 250000 pages of documents detailing operation the aerodynamic. among them was a curious financial report on items needed for coloma death, squad, members who were to infiltrate the soviet union. it incl

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cost at a meeting of the league of nations, soviet plenipotentiary maxim litvinov said that the soviet union ready to immediately defend chekhov moscow proposed in warsaw to open a corridor for soviet troops to pass to the czech border in response, the polish government announced that parts of the red army will not let through their territory. and if moscow still tries to send troops, the polish authorities would immediately declare war on the soviet union in september 1938, britain, france and italy signed the munich agreement with germany. all hitler's demands were satisfied in gratitude for the pro-german position, the fuhrer gave the poles the tishinsky region of czechoslovakia, the present from hitler accepted with gratitude. how more she behaved in the pre-war period on the eve she behaved like a predator, a worse predator than in germany , here is the munich conspiracy for the thirty-eighth year, germany, uh, chopped off her fuss. and what poland did, and more on the sly attracts the ultimatum of czechoslovakia, and is it something, it occupies the teshin drake just like the vulture p

government of the spanish republic asked for help from all the democratic countries of europe , the soviet union was the first to respond to this call. on october 1936, during the days of heavy battles for madrid, soviet transports delivered to spain the first batch of fighters and 15 ant 40 bombers and t-26 tanks with crews during the years of the civil war. citizens collected 274 million rubles. with this money , tens of thousands of tons of food, clothes and medicines were purchased and sent to spain at the expense of spanish gold transferred to the soviet union by the republican army. received 648 aircraft, 347 tanks, 1,186 guns and other types of weapons. the ussr sent about 2,000 military advisers, engineers and other specialists to spain. future marshals generals and admirals nikolai voronov rodion malinovsky kirill meretskov nikolai kuznetsov alexander radintsev in total in battles in spain 170 soviet internationalists were killed 59 people were awarded the title of hero of the soviet union in the autumn of 1936, at the call of the comintern in paris , the formation of seven volunteer in

in the soviet union , nothing was included in the program, except for national literature, whichd russian literature, by the way, literature peoples of the soviet union chingi website mats rasul gamzatov what was important and what was right? and in this there is no infringement of a person absolutely. i, brought up on the russian cult of soviet culture, must say that i know western culture well. i read everything i needed to read all the western classics and any person who will be brought up in their national tradition. he will certainly discover others of this for himself, but i understand why this happened, did this happen? i remember well in the early nineties. it was planted. i remember the names of these people. i think that many are still serving in the field of enlightenment somewhere, because the concept was publicly spoken about. i remember these programs, i myself participated in some discussions about this , they said that we must educate a person of peace. we must educate not a person, not a citizen of the russian federation , but a person of the world. that's what i

the central committee of the rkpb adopted the draft union treaty, and approved it by the union congress of sovietsver time , other territories, changing the configuration and name, became part of the ussr in the form of republics the process of forming the union basically completed only in 1925. yes, and tony , many of the boundaries of the regions of the republics subsequently changed, since historically there were no clear boundaries and there was no union of soviet socialist republics was created in order to keep the defense. the global collapse of the ussr, which many interpreted as the final collapse of the russian empire, in fact, had nothing to do with it. it's just that the red global project gave way to the liberal global project with which they competed until the end of the 18th century. these two format, as shown, history is not so different from each other and not by chance among modern globalists. so many neo-roadsters. both projects converge in attempts to unify everything and everyone under the authority of a single beneficiary. the modern world shows us that the peoples around whic

they were the property of the soviet union, they are not specifically people should be in solidarity. if these so then we are the point, we will not behave like a corrupt vile smell. well, let them not have the rest of this money, they have this money. they they are. they just took our 300 billion. the only thing. here, he, too, needs them through these, you need to defeat you and bring feelings. they are suing you because you are crooks bastards and scoundrels not you personally alexander viktorovich and your authorities, who robbed russia of 300 billion. now we will say you killed the soviet people. i will be happy to judge and not for 3. thousands of marks for all your western meanness i listened to them, but i would like to hear more opinions of those people whom you are one of the people of the opportunity to receive compensation. you just need to want, my position is simple and my position is simple, i lie. and i am the west not a soldier, and i just think that you yourself, that we are still a state there is no state on west with whom we will talk, them. no, there is a set of d

armita was hammered by the soviet union on top of it. i did not imagine that the united states would be involved in the food of iraq. the official soviet union, elton fatemeh , has a war to keep in iran. from shahrvard stating that why did i see and say that the situation was completely reversed and the soviet union left the persian gulf and the pants were pulled aside in the situation of the american national card . the children of bushehr province, sina bagheri , had severely used the americans in the persian gulf and severely used them. they were harassing me to fix problems like this for us . in the first days, we didn't know where to take one of these 3504 weapons. how should we shoot because we had not worked, but it is coming from the sea we knew what darya jezromed had won, everyone knew that three to four of these vessels were hit, and we found out that these vessels had a tanker, the name of the general command of the fire command , the one-billion-dollar ship of the united states, bazar was destroyed, the samaritan warship of

soviet union has disappeared from them.e back and we have to go. and in fact, on the one hand, these humanitarian narratives from on the other hand, we need to carry trade, but it is very important that we do not go there now, only with chicken , grain, oil, honey. well, there are also some raw materials, we need to go there with ukrainian products, what you started south korea, yes. they also started there with squid, but today they are already exporting a movie about squid, dates that earn billions, or do they produce music there, they produce cool cars there, in fact, if you look at these new generations, they produce phones, they sell them, that is, already super high-tech opportunities and this is about ukraine . yes, we are probably selling squid somewhere now, but our next step for these countries, including asia and africa, is all growing markets, these are very growing markets, and we enter them in large numbers of our goods, it closes their questions, it solves their problems, that's why we really need to use this

e soviet union england and great britain oh, great britain and the usa of course.et union it was molotov hmm here is the usa i think that i won’t be able to fine you, because they have already said more, now you only know in these i know, but i forgot like this zakhar yes, what kind of arkhangelsk parents, who are good people? well, good people it's clear because such young men, of course, of course, the service so exactly yes, and my mother works in statistics. let's just listen to you right now. what was the name anyway. elizaveta kolesnikova physical-technical lyceum number one, city of saratov it was there that idon and hull met molotov idenhal troika people's commissar for foreign affairs. vyacheslav molotov us secretary of state cordell. well done, still correctly pronounced it, because he often translates it incorrectly. it is written there quite right and british foreign minister antonin, but, because everything has been said. there are only names left. i also think that this is still a good medal? during a reception in the catherine’s hall of the kremlin ,

and when it suited american interests was prepared to cooperate with the soviet union, it was under his rule that you, a soviet diplomatic relations were established in 1933. franklin delano roosevelt is recognized by many in the american historical and academic and political ranks as one of the greatest for term presidents in history. the only president to ever sir. 4 terms, in fact, for his work in resuscitating the united states after an economic depression that occurred after the fall of the stock market in the 19 twenty's. the big 3 is how the allied 2nd world war leaders were known. they had different personalities, were from very different backgrounds and had opposing views, each defended their own peoples and ruling classes, interests that bis donahue, indigo. she stood the men chide. krista, thank up us now on east o in his books and on lot. so who has a ph d in history? so really analyzes the events of world war 2. as, while our asked mildly in the shift to the main check dash i enjoy has been ms. kim creek thing dodge fund to the start mench dunbar in denton for she done a vi

the island of crimea to such a monster as the soviet union, then this tree will sprout and the sovietmea but after all in fact, evgeny anatolyevich in a sense, that’s how it happened, after all, if we take , relatively speaking, the history of russia after the ninety -first year, then, and russia really became the island of crimea let there be ugly all these features of the nineties with all the distortions. but, in principle, this is what was the grain on the island, crimea, like this new bourgeois order. in the end, in russia it really sprouted what he was afraid of and what he did not want to become a fax. if you say what i wanted to say so about the fact that russia became really sharp crimea, i know, when i was convinced of this at the age of 80, when aksyonov was celebrated like that in kazan , there was a huge one in the air dedicated to this forever, so, in my opinion, 3,000 people, or something, it was hot , as on the island, crimea, there were no drunks to my amazement. you understand how jazz was played on the island of crimea, as on the island of crimea, and it was so plea

what the soviet union liberated after world war two. all of it builds the americans are supporting some, but they're very conflicted. general george marshall does, a famous visit to china and he you know, he's the architect of victory in world war two. and he says, i can't fix this. i don't like any of my choices here he comes back and he advises, president truman, to just try not to be so involved, support the anti-communists, if you can. but i don't even know if that's going to work. it's very muddled for a while. and the end result is in, as you said, 1949, when the communists successfully take over that large landmass and impose communism on the chinese people, what was the effect of communal in china? oh, my goodness. well, the victims of communism museum we call mao zedong the mass murderer in terms of raw numbers. and so he until his death in 1976 doesn't care about individual lives, doesn't even care about lives in the aggregate. and the numbers for him for victims by communism. this there's not agreement because of the way reco

well, you can, probably, but again, in a thin and by and large way, the soviet union was silent on thisopic until the ninety-first year, while they brought out all russia is no longer brought out, as a rule. successor to all nuclear weapons within national territory. after that, we got a good lever of pressure on the americans, who did not remove nuclear weapons from europe. well, like a certain amount, they left it, because there were seven thousand charges at the peak, there were some 150 left there. ah, well, it was more convenient to deal with pressure, because we have all nuclear weapons within the national territory. so you can, if necessary , put this button on the table, or so to speak on this very chair to the opponent, you will talk with him about such other things now , uh, the position has leveled off, we are approximately on an equal footing. and which, by the way, is emphasized by the president's statement that we are doing the same thing, they do not consider what should be done. it's a violation of the day. well, we don't consider it a violation of the day either, er. we

uh, after the soviet union collapsed. that's the system., too, began to crack the correct bipolar world. uh, and uh, frankly, that's for my people generations, and here there are also such people, i don’t know or what, it might be younger. it seemed to us, and it also seemed to me that, uh, yes, the soviet union collapsed, but it's a pity, not a pity, but nonetheless. uh, the basis for the confrontation. uh, the former soviet union and the new russia with the western world. they disappeared these foundations of ideological foundations. there is no confrontation, nor did it seem that now everything will be fine and forever it turned out that it turned out not so, that many of the geopolitical interests of our partners, as i said before. they weren't much more important. than ideological contradictions with the former soviet union, and right there, you know, it all started. pressure in order to rock russia itself, the fifth column began to be created inside, in order to rock the internal political situation, e.g., whole hordes of internationa

during the yugoslav era, when they were at the same time the soviet union. the way of the serbsd when the serbian state is, it is true that it was all there gracha no, this is kosovo, poles, all this is without kosovo, there is no serbia without croatia, they are bad bastards, but without croatia has serbia, but there is no kosovo, and there is no russia without ukraine, yes, you have found my opinion, it is true. by the way, it is interesting to compare these things, because for me the balkans are always very different from ukraine, but it is true that they are similar in that approach and eh - for some reason it is very difficult for the serbs to lose kosovo, although it is clear that now there is no need to fight for kosovo