soviet union always keen to put agents all around the world. [door opens] [narrator] in 1982, the kgb sends gordievsky to the u.k., disguising his identity as a soviet diplomat. his posting comes at a tense time. relations between east and west are at a knife's edge. [tim] in december of 1979, the soviets had invaded afghanistan. soviet allies in central america were making gains in nicaragua, and were trying to make gains in el salvador. meanwhile, in africa, soviet allies were fighting in angola and were making new friends in other parts of sub-saharan africa. this picture seemed to contradict soviet commitment to better relations with the united states. why are they behaving this way? if they really want better relations with us, why are they on the march in what was then called the third world, but we now call the global south? [narrator] there's a political standoff, and neither side shows any signs of backing down. [ken adelman] the cold war was a view of the world where you had a communist totalitarian empire run out of moscow, and wester

shows a picture of the terrible, difficult soviet union, that the soviet union is a prison of peoplest peoples want to actively develop, so they are being hindered, this picture, it actually did not reflect reality in any way, because the peoples of the soviet union really had a lot of opportunities, but it was necessary to information space to paint a different picture. and this picture was the result of the gigantic work of special services, which essentially helped organize serious contradictions against the background of the internal situation in almost all soviet republics. you and i remember that all these interethnic conflicts, they were born precisely at the dawn of the collapse of the soviet union, when the baltic countries were the first to begin to move, secede from the union, all this, by inertia, this whole chain was transferred to all the other republics and.. . naturally border republics, namely border ones, back in the ninety-first year, i remember very well the ossetian-ingush conflict, just the period when dudayev came to power, everything was born there, you remembe

this man goes the most important human intelligence that the united states is collecting in the soviet union on the soviet menace. through this one man. so he knows their names, and, of course, he's supposed to keep those names secret so that they don't die. [ominous music playing] [narrator] in london, one soviet double agent is more valuable than all the american assets. [narrator] the british source, oleg gordievsky, is third in command at the kgb london station. [narrator] gordievsky's intelligence revealed that the west's military exercise, able archer, provoked the soviets to seriously dangerous levels. [bianna golodryga] the security was heightened around the perimeters of the nato-u.s. exercises. russia interpreted that as not just another exercise, but perhaps posturing from the united states and nato to actually deploy a nuclear weapon. [helicopter blades beating] [narrator] yuri andropov, the leader of the soviet union, is so paranoid that one misstep could take the world to the brink of nuclear war. this misinterpretation about what the west's intentions were was something to be

at the time, people thought the soviet union was going to be there forever. hey thought it was naive. reagan had seen economic data that demonstrated that the soviet wasn't doing very well. he also fundamentally believed in the power of, well, democratic capitalism, not unregulated capitalism. reagan was was on the the conservative end of right. and they just thought that our economic system and our political worked better than their systems and. there is a tendency among people like me experts. i'm not an expert in those areas. i'm an expert in rhetoric and argumentation. to think that the world as it is, always remain that way. reagan was looking at something more fundamental. he was looking at what real human beings wanted, you know, real people want a chance to build a better life. they weren't getting that. and so we had real people want to be able to say what they think and not about the knock on the door. real people want media that tells them at least the truth a lot of the time real people want to say in their societies. that's why said democracy is n

that was the idea that ronald reagan had to delegitimized the soviet union. the decay of the soviet experiment should come as no surprise to us. we see totalitarian forces in the world who seek subversion and conflict around the globe to further their barbarous assault on the human spirit even before he became president ronald reagan said the cold war will end. >> and i know how it's going to end we win, they lose and he's about to ramp up the rhetoric even further the march of freedom and democracy will leave marxism-leninism on the asieh history. >> as it has left other trnas, which stifle the freedom and muzzle the self-expression of the people ronald reagan is rallying the troops. is rallying the nato alone, trying to send a signal that the united states should be respected and even fear the america of the 1970s, which was licking its wounds after losing the vietnam war. >> that's over. we're back, we're strong, and we should be fear making america great again, if you will. we're going to win in the end. we will outlast them people like me, hardliners stop

told that 18 members of my staff were being expelled for conducting activities hostile to the soviet union. news of today's move by the soviets reached mrs. thatcher during her visit to egypt as she was flying between cairo and luxor. our correspondent keith graves asked her for her reaction as she started a sightseeing tour. i'm not surprised. i think that the russians were caught red-handed, and now the fact is they're red-faced. and that's why they're reacting like this. but i hope this is an end of the matter. we wish to draw a line under it and now get on with a constructive relationship. [narrator] reagan and gorbachev are just two months away from a summit to discuss the future of nuclear arms. but the cia is getting nervous about the fate of their double agents. [diana worthen] we were finally starting to realize that a lot of our assets were not coming back. when you have one, it's not really cause for an alarm. and then the next one that happens... you know, it's like, okay, that's two that didn't come back. finally, somebody says, "i think we've got a problem." you know? and i..

they perceived the threat from the soviet union.ust a political opponent, but a geopolitical rival and competitor. and this very worried the american leadership , so they sought to weaken the geopolitical competitor. history of the founding of the cia. very interesting, its creation actually did not go according to plan, the department was established as part of the national security act of 1947, according to which the national security council was also created, in order to obtain approval from the fbi the creation of the cia, president harry truman promised the director fbi john edgar guevre that the cia would be a division of the fbi. it was a lie, he deceived. he did this simply to silence hoover, and then when the cia was finally created, it was presented to hoover and congress as an organization that was created specifically to fight the soviet union and communism. in fact, the us was the last major country to establish an intelligence service. they previously had a wartime organization called the office of strategic services,

the russians only left after the 1991 collapse of the soviet union at the end of the 1980, so it became increasingly difficult for russia to control georgia. there were mass protests against soviet rule. the people demanded independence. moscow reacted partially the most bizarre and tragic day. 9 tape of 1989 when a peaceful protest, there's the central suite 221 young people died. many demonstrators were beaten to death with sharpened states and favored weapons of the soviet special forces globin leading dot c. she's the sophia, i think, 1980 on the end, really that april 9th was when communism came to an end here. when things were so shaken up with the power of a soviet union, and we can say that from 89, georgia was on the path to independence. often figured that when opinions type fund 2 years later, in april 1991, the soviet union withdrew. after some 70 years, georgia was independent again though the joy was short lived. it's a tragic in georgia in case that there was no room to enjoys this transition and cd, establishing independent enforce care even half or soviet withdrawal. th

"it is the soviet union that is surrounded by american military bases, stuffed also by nuclear weapons, rather than the u.s. by soviet bases. try to look at the situation through our eyes." [ken] "try to look at the situation through our eyes." it's a powerful line because when you're negotiating with somebody, one of your main obligations is to see how they see the issue, and maybe you can find some middle ground. [crowd cheering] [andrei grachev] reagan, certainly for gorbachev, was a mythical figure with a rather negative reputation. gorbachev felt the necessity of putting an end to the confrontation with the west as soon as possible... [speaking russian] ...in order to relieve the economy from the unnecessary weight of the arms race. [susan] it would have been seen as extraordinary to receive something like this from anybody who had come before him. the idea of seeing things through other people's eyes is very meaningful for me because it was the continuing lecture i got at the dining room table as a kid. [inaudible] just the way he talked, you could see change in the air. and he c

we had the chance to take our first steps, this was back during the soviet union.urse, we also developed family connections. subsequently, the soviet union played an important role in the development of young countries on the continent. based on bilateral agreements on economic and technical cooperation, the ussr contributed to the formation of 37 african economies. without involving the great freedom fighter of the entire african continent, he was called a man of legend, a man of the era, the formula of power had the honor of meeting and talking with this outstanding freedom fighter of his country, now, thank god, a living ninety-five year old. i was born into a christian family. my entire childhood was spent worrying about the livestock our family kept, the cows, goats and sheep. i did manual labor from 1949 to 1957. in 1957 , i joined the struggle for the liberation of our country, then i spent almost 15 years in exile. the soviet union provided political, diplomatic and military support to the namibian people. thanks to the soviet union. today free and independ

i will never believe that the soviet union was weaker than germany from a military point of view. was counting on using this blow to carry out a near-cry. when they beat you in boxing, when open, germany acted from the point of view of war by deception. she deceived the soviet union, that’s why all this happened, but the soviet union, why do i say that it is no weaker than germany, it withstood the blow, survived, yes, if such a blow had been dealt to any other country, there would have been no resistance, the soviet union was never weaker than germany, this is all a myth, i think further, as for deception. drawing parallels and analogies with that period and today, yes, i will say that the threat of war will be most acute then. we'll never die, you can't, that's right, i agree, you can't trust the west, the west will always deceive, that's what it builds on, remember the minsk agreements, its documents, but everything was built on deception, so you can fail to draw a lot of parallels, a lot of similar things , yes, but the most important thing is that the technology of deception

defeats germany, we must help germany, if germany defeats the soviet union, we must help the soviete is on fire, and you have a garden hose, lend it to your neighbor before your house catches fire, when the fire is extinguished, the neighbor will return the hose to you, and if it turns out to be damaged, he will pay for it when he saves up some money. it's clear, conviction, but nevertheless, this idea that a neighbor’s house is burning and that just... sitting with your hands folded while it burns is a completely unacceptable thing, roosevelt had this, as you also quite rightly noted, a completely sincere conviction, i must say that roosevelt’s position certainly played a big role at the tehran conference, when at some point stalin simply presented his negotiating partners with a choice: either the negotiations end, or we make a definite decision on opening a second front, many military historians, as you also quite rightly noted, believe that in 1942, and the americans hardly together with the english... could hardly have managed to carry out a successful landing in the same norma

the first hero of the soviet union was the pilot anatoly lepidevsky.awarded for saving chelyuskin's arctic expedition. imagine what it was like to fly in winter conditions, at the north pole, once even wearing a protective mask. a special leather one that protected the face, i forgot in camp and flew without it, got frostbite on his face, despite this he flew, flew in search of the expedition. the steamship cheluskin sailed from murmansk in august 1933, and on september 23 it was completely blocked by ice. dreev chelyuskin lasted 5 months, during which time the couple had problems. it was after the rescue of the chelyuskinites that it was decided to establish the title of hero of the soviet union. the pilots who saved dozens of people were simply presented with certificates from the order of lenin. there was no star then. since then, a tradition has emerged. heroes of the ussr began to simultaneously receive a star and the order of lenin. during the great patriotic war, the title of hero of the soviet union began to be given mainly for military exploit

they perceived a threat from the soviet union.political opponent, but '. and never changed. in 1951, with the participation of. the central intelligence agency created the so-called american committee for the liberation of the peoples of russia, which after some time established, as you remember, radio free europe, one of the main mouthpieces of such evil anti-soviet propaganda. listen, listen, today a new radio station begins its broadcasts. representatives of russian anti-communist groups created a coordination center for the anti-bolshevik struggle to liberate the homeland from the communist dictatorship. it was the americans and the british who coordinated the supply of ammunition to the bandera underground in western ukraine. the soviet government managed to stop the terror inspired by tsuruyami 6. only in the mid-sixties, it was a long time, in general, somewhere until the year sixty-four, the total complexity of our losses was quite large, this is according to 25,000 people of our troops, but there were more of them than th

hero of the soviet union. had to fulfill an important order, to take a collective photo of the delegates for a very important event, the upcoming party congress. at that time, few people had already thought about what was needed for such drastic changes just some 20 years. how about how difficult the path to solving the women's issue in the country was? women, comrades, women, foreman, wives of the village council department, the secretary of the district council had no choice but to give way to her, so the women’s councils are calling us all. to work in the party cells and we go, but there’s no point in that, remember our last seisk gathering, of course, we remember, they talked a lot about equality, they said, only one of the villagers spoke out, it’s right for a villager to be an equal citizen of gramadzian, yes, yes, but in other words, you are not a hawaiian, but a woman with long hair and a short mind. at the beginning of 1929 , delegates were elected throughout the republic to the twelfth congress of th

that the japanese were very offended by the germans because they signed attack treaties with the soviet unionoviet ... japanese non-aggression treaty appeared, the japanese refused to attack the ussr in the far east , when there was a threat of serious danger in moscow. 1,700 tanks, almost 2 million people, over 14 thousand guns and mortars, 1,500 aircraft, hitler throws at moscow. general gun blumen. writes: us we were confronted by an army whose fighting qualities were far superior to all other armies we had ever encountered on the battlefield. no matter how terrible the russian winter was, the factor that determined the outcome of the battle was not the weather, but the fierce resistance of the soviet troops, their indomitable will not to give up. it was the molotov-ribbentrop pact that allowed, in particular, the transfer of siberian divisions to moscow, which became an important factor in the successful defense of our capital as a result of the successful counter-offensive of 1941. from a letter german private voltheimer zhenya, december 1941. it's hell here, the russians don't want to l

read, envy, i am a citizen of the soviet union. but then they all received soviet passports, right? soviet union, the ussr embassy, ​​the ussr consulate here in montevideo, granted soviet citizenship to those for whom new realities arose after september 17, 1939 17 empezaban a formar parte de esta nueva realidad. june 29 is a memorable date in russia. on june 29 , 1941, the day of partisans and underground fighters, a directive was issued on partisan resistance in the occupied territory, creating unbearable conditions for the enemy and his accomplices, pursuing them at every step, destroying them. 6,200 partisan detachments with a total number of 1 million people operated behind enemy lines. we will take on this case, it will be an honest detective story. in the kursk region, doctors are fighting for the life and health of those seriously wounded in the attack. ukrainian armed forces drones. the militants aimed a drone at a residential building in the village of gorodishche. five members of the extended family died on the spot, and two more were hospitalized. details from elizaveta

to remake the history of the second world war in such a way as to highlight the merits of the soviet unioncontribution of western countries to the victory over germany, now folds up. the impression that western politicians are afraid to remember the role played by the soviet union in the destruction of german nazism, because in the current situation in the world, they increasingly see a repetition of those events that took place many, many decades ago, the very fact of the very idea that at the current stage of history the russian federation can play the role of the soviet union. once again breaking the back of the resurgent nazism , it appears to western politicians as something so terrible that they are trying to forget about it, and trying to erase the role of the soviet union, the great patriotic war. prime minister of slovakia robert fica wrote video message for the first time since the assassination attempt. he said he was ready to return to work as soon as possible and blamed political opponents for inciting hatred that led to the incident. the politician also noted that he asked th

russia has been cooperating with burundi since the times of the soviet union. i was still young at the stupid time, but an employee had already witnessed this. about the livestock that our family kept, about cows, goats and sheep. i have practiced physical labor from 1949 to 1957. in 1957 , i joined the struggle for the liberation of our country. then i spent almost 15 years in exile. the soviet union provided political assistance to the namibian people. diplomatic and military support, thanks to the soviet union, today we are free and independent, in namibia, angola, zimbabwe, south africa, today there is multi-format development. intensive cooperation with the states of the african continent is one of the priority areas of russian foreign policy. this is evidenced by the holding of the second russia-africa summit last summer in st. petersburg, which was attended by 49 countries of the african continent. as part of this summit, tas organized the second russia-africa media forum. they took part in his work. more than thirty managers and representatives of twent

they perceived threats from the soviet union. just a political opponent, but geopolitical rival and competitor. and this very worried the american leadership. the history of the founding of the cia is very interesting, its creation did not actually go according to plan, the agency was established as part of the national security act of 1947, according to which the national security council was also created in order to obtain the approval of the fbi for its creation. in 1951, with the participation of the central intelligence agency, the so -called american committee for the liberation of the peoples of russia was created, which after some time established, as you remember, radio free europe, one of the main mouthpieces of such vicious anti-soviet propaganda. listen, listen. today a new liberation radio station begins its broadcasts by representatives of russian anti-communist groups, a coordination center has been created. it was the americans and the british who coordinated the supply of ammunition to the bandera underground in

the policy of the soviet union was quite clearly declared in the documents. first of all, this is a decree on peace, which was proclaimed by vladimirovich lenin. in october 1917 , it was in this decree that it was absolutely clear it is written that we offer the world an open policy. in 1933, the soviet union quite openly and publicly proposed creating a system of collective security. the soviet union, their activities led to very difficult, difficult events on the territory of our country, so martins held a fairly large rally, which was aimed at getting the united states of america to withdraw. on the territory of the ford plant, 50 people underwent internships every year, that is, it was really very important, very interesting, because soviet engineers, they had to gain experience, including in the automotive industry. cooperation between the ussr and the usa opened up great prospects for both countries, but an honest and equal partnership with the ussr was not part of washington’s plans. the development of the automotive industry in the soviet union, yes,

upon the soviet union. why is an important precedent? because you now have president biden presenting russia with what is known as the reverse cuban missile crisis. saying the ukraine can feel free to use western arms, munitions miss out to attack russia deep within its territory. and ukraine is already used drones, western drones to attack early warning radar systems deep within washer as far as 1100 kilometers within russia. and these radar stations, by the way, we design under the soviet union to warn the soviet union against icbm inter continental ballistic missiles fired from the united states. so of course, this raises the question for us, or what are you doing attacking this particular, these particular radar sites. are you planning for a 1st drive? all this adds up to another tube and tight missile crisis. but again, i believe with the west, with nato and the united states using ukraine in the same way that the soviet union was accused of using to. but what makes this particular crisis even more dan

august 1945, the soviet union is just beginning to recover after victory in the great patriotic war. the baby and fat man bombs dropped by the united states on the japanese cities of jeroshima and nagasaki force japan to capitulate. the world is entering a new era. the era of atomic energy. my father told me that after a shift they wrung out their shirts, because when there was no automation, everything went manually. with freed hands, when in the end steam was supplied to the turbine, igor vasilyevich kurchatov congratulated us all on a light steam. for our country it was an upsurge flag, a flag of superiority, it was not us who made the bomb first, this is a rare case when we are proud that we are not the first, the second, here is a peaceful atom, a nuclear power plant - our absolute superiority. the overseas ally in the anti-hitler coalition is rapidly becoming a former one. more than 50 targets planned by the united states of america for nuclear bombing already on the territory of the ussr are forcing moscow to devote all its efforts to creating a symmetrical response. first the

, but also with regard to those territories that finland was forced to cede to the soviet union. wasther things, with the massacre in vyborg, the creation of concentration camps, attempts to seize karelia and so on, well, it’s clear that now they are trying to present themselves as white and fluffy, and the recent abolition of finland’s neutrality again shows that those who came radical nationalists have come to power, they are again trying to resume, let’s say, planning, taking into account those plans that were once in finland... “sso, when he openly said that zelensky’s nazi regime in kiev is going to get nuclear weapons, about which he himself zelensky spoke back in 2021 and shortly before the start of the iso, this was also one of the reasons for the start of the eso, and accordingly this scenario is still on the table, that is, again, this is either the creation of a dirty bomb, or the hidden provision of nuclear weapons to ukraine for conducting proxies." syria and the united states quite calmly transferred chemical weapons from the arsenals of muammar gaddafi, that is, chemic

as a result, they seemed to agree on the name union of soviet sovereign republics, thereby preservingn ussr. more significant disagreement was caused by the issue of union taxes and budget. gorbachev advocated a three-channel system. the budget of the union - gorbachev assured - should be formed due to union taxes and fees, as well as due to shared contributions. from the republican and local authorities, this was opposed by the russian boris yeltsin and the ukrainian leonid kravchuk. they insisted on a single-channel system, which assumed that the republics would pay fixed contributions to the union budget. the question of union taxes was political and partly philosophical. the scope of the powers of the union government and its status in the state system depended on his decision. there was a union tax. fundamental feature federation, the maintenance of the central government only through fixed contributions from the republics shifted the union to a confederation. as an adviser to the president of russia, i had the opportunity to personally observe the final stage of the debate in no

quote: fought against the soviet union, is under protection.at support for us. igor sergeevich, how can we then deal with an honest alliance, what happens, these are good anti-communist people, they are there just in case, or what? let us collect them, feed them, give them something to drink, maybe they will come in handy? or maybe we should just finally stop believing in the propaganda fairy tale about that during the second world war, there were countries with different political systems and worldviews. the place of the hegemon of the western world, this place was occupied by the united states, their main enemy was the soviet union, so all the enemies of the soviet union had to be used, they collected them, the british were simply left with nothing from this pie, well, the british are there for little things, by the way, you know, there is a very interesting correspondence between frank and churchill, where he asks the question, what are you doing, franko, the russians will come here and europe will be there. under the advice to which the ans

sixties, several films were released at once, which were joint productions, co-productions of the soviet unionnd european countries, first there was the soviet-french lyon goros, looking for a friend, then the soviet-hungarian, finally, they go to the east, a soviet-italian film, by the way, giuseppa before santis, there are no strangers, yes, actually. it was read that the authors, kolotozov and rusevsky , basically abandoned the plot, they needed some kind of fairly simple plot in order to string this visual art onto it stylistics, they decided to somehow complicate the plot and make it more acute, there are dangers for geologists, a fire in the taiga and so on, and at the same time go into modern times and somehow samoilova basically got lost there. in these joint productions, there is generally a feeling that samoilova is being cast precisely because she is samoilova, not because she is an actress, but because she is an actress from the film the cranes are flying, that is, on the one hand, she is a representative of soviet cinema, on the other hand she is this sign, she is veronica from cr

the soviet union created nuclear weapons to maintain nuclear parity.hi nuclear power plant was destined to become a peaceful response to the west in ensuring the country's energy security. here was the heart of the obninsk nuclear power plant. several types of reactor were developed for it at once; in the end, preference was given to uranium -graphite installation of a channel type with a water coolant. academician igor kurchatov gathered and headed a real nuclear detachment from the best soviet nuclear scientists union. they became the founders of modern nuclear energy. obnenskaya nuclear power plant and the k3 nuclear submarine reactor too, since the projects were created in parallel. the first calculations of the am nuclear reactor, which stands for peaceful atom, were carried out in kurchatov laboratory number two in niih mash. it was supposed to run on enriched uranium, the installation capacity was 5 megatons. scientists have figured out how to convert nuclear energy first into thermal energy, then into mechanical energy, and then into electricit

manulo the soviet union, that’s why all this happened, but the soviet union, why do i say that it isthe blow, withstood, yes, if such a blow had been dealt to any other country, there would have been no resistance, the soviet union was never weaker than germany, this is all a myth, i think, further, as for deception, i - drawing parallels and analogies with that period and today, yes, i will say that the threat of war will be most acute when peace negotiations begin, when it will be possible to deceive, now we are preparing, we see that forces are accumulating on the other side, sharpening knives, oiling guns, there is an accumulation there, we are preparing for them meet, they are not fools, they won’t come at us... at this moment, they will come when we turn away from the situation, when we think that’s it, we can breathe, take a break, yes, that’s when we’ll get hit and die , you can never, that’s right, i agree, you can’t trust the west, the west will always deceive, it builds on this, remember the minsk agreements, here are its documents, yes, everything was built on deception,

had just... been formed, but the soviet union no longer exists, and baranova is sitting in placeand the same young beauty, a wonderful beauty, and i want to say, thank our generation , which in years war, i gave all my strength so that life on earth could continue, isn’t this a great happiness and a lot of us died, but... the baton passed the baton to me, i am this baton of the winners during the great patriotic war, the winners of our soviet war at that time the authorities, the authorities of our people, the russian people, the belarusian people, gave me the opportunity to live today and speak to our youth, and say, my dear ones, we managed to survive in stalingrad. we remember that our guests were the chairman of the grodno council of deputies, oleg belinsky participant of the great patriotic war, honorary citizen of the city of grodno, valentina petrovna baranova, thank you, our next meeting is at 7 pm, we are already announcing the visiting studio will have new guests, and of course we are ready to give the floor to our colleagues, they work here in different parts of the wo

orsha flax mill would have been as sad as that of many flax enterprises industries of the former soviet union015 , we planned to modernize factory number two. it lasted 2 s2 years. there is no way it can be, this is the only way we can produce a product to remain on the market. today it is factory number two for the production of yarn and gray fabrics from long flax fiber catanized yarns, the largest division of the flax mill. the hosts of the travel show know exactly how to behave when visiting, leave your bad mood here with you, take with you only kindness, smiles and the warmth of your eyes, great, what you need today and what you need, come with us. watch in the science nearby project on the belarus24 tv channel. we have a very strong team of product developers, i believe that we can provide fabrics of the highest level, any client, buyer, any request. create both in volume and in quality. deep technical modernization was carried out at the first, second, third factories of the enterprise, as well as at the finishing factory. and from february 1, 2023, the production area of ​​the flax mi

in 1941, at 4 in the morning, the troops of nazi germany invaded the territory of the soviet union. a fierce bloody war began, which ended with the complete defeat of nazi germany and the countries that supported it. the soviet union made the greatest contribution to the victory and suffered the greatest losses; they died. more than 27 million soviet citizens on the battlefields, in captivity and occupation, in moscow on poklonnaya hill near the victory museum, veterans and guests of honor volunteers lit candles to honor the memory of those killed. on the facade of the main building of the museum , 1,418 virtual lights were displayed according to the number of days of the great patriotic war. on the cathedral square of the main temple of the russian armed forces , more than 300 military personnel of the moscow district with lit candles lined up in the form of the number 1418, installed lamps along the perimeter of the museum complex, the road of memory. commemorative events take place throughout russia, as well as in other countries. stanislav berwalt will tell you all the details.

these youth, who did not know the socialist camp, they did not know the gdr, she did not know the soviet unionions of the alternative for germany and the union. vagant, they have the largest number of young voters, what attracts these people to these parties? i do not say that they are pro-russian, these parties are not at all pro-russian, not pro-russian, but at least they are pursuing some understandable policy in terms of war, in terms of sanctions, in terms of relationships, self-determination, values, that this youth to this to these people or to these the parties are now leading, yes, i think the same thing that we should talk about now, that in fact the injection that... was given to the soviet union, to these eastern lands, to the east germans, it has not gone away, it will last a generation, now it worked again, that immunity appeared, which it turned out we lost after the nineties in east germany, look at this map of the elections to the european parliament, which we see today, but absolutely clearly we see west germany and the german democratic republic, well, for these words i can

main sacrifices were made on the altar of common victory, the main sacrifices were made to the soviet unionich 70% are the rsfsr, that is, this is russia. yes, 70% comes from russia, these are official data, which means you are asking me, we are ready, we are not ready, but we are not invited to this event, these are the main, main contributions to the defeat of nazism, of course, this is an obvious thing, you just need to read what churchill or roseville said at the time about the contribution of the soviet union. listen to me, how can you celebrate such a serious date in the fight against nazism with those who give neo-nazis great honors and makes them national heroes, today’s symbol of ukrainian statehood is bandera, but he was one of hitler’s main associates in... the territory of eastern europe, it was at the hands of bandera’s people that thousands were shot, not only russians, poles, but jews, this is hitler’s closest associate, yes, then at the end of the war he began to sniff out to understand that victory was eluding hitler, he began to look for allies in the western direction and

on this shore there was the belarusian ussr, the soviet union. and there, among us, where the house of yanka kupala, western belarus, which belonged to poland, is now on the banks of this river, we will need an excerpt from a soviet film: here it is a colony of polish imperialism, cut into narrow strips , powerless, illiterate, a ragged polish slave was singing a song. moreover, who were these gentlemen? well, of course, large estates, however, at the same time, the right of privileged discount on the purchase of belarusian lands, that is , the rights to... before the elections, which will be held today, polls give the national association an unconditional victory, and the world's leading publications note that macron's bet on the dissolution of parliament failed miserably, reporting by denis davidov. the french have not had such interest in elections for a long time; they are tired of the authorities’ policies and prices are rising. its european rating and significantly expanded its geography. the french have not changed their minds and still want to punish emmanuel macron. if the opp