about the bourgeoisie about the atomic bomb about the thirst for war about hatred, like the soviet union damns today, which are 60 years old. i'm horrified, lord. what they were wrong about. it's like that. everything is so, but the hesitations are more mental, in which there are no solid ones, it was easier for us to believe that this is not true there somewhere, where they chewed on the fact that, in general, it is not necessary to be ashamed. it is too. not born today. look at us today they are scaring the world, supposedly. we are going to use nuclear weapons. whoever speaks about this speaks to the americans, who is american and who to the american are the same americans who are the first and only in the world. they used the atomic bomb in hiroshima nagasaki where hundreds of thousands of people died, and then freaks were born and died from radiation sickness. it was somewhere out there, and here in the country that invented this bomb and dropped it. it caused delight pride dropped one bomb on hiroshima and destroyed the enemy's resources. this bomb has a yield of more than 20,000 tons.

enormous energy costs, which means that if they are deprived of this energy, the soviet union will not be able to defend itself, damnhe energy has lost all its suburban electric power plants. uh, they were captured by the nazis. the power plants that remained within the city could not cope with the load and two were enough for life at important enterprises, the hospital and bread factories, because of all the sanctions, only two worked, this is one central and t5 red october. so we turned out to be raphael's loggias, this is a separate large gallery, which was built specially during the time of catherine the second. the pearl of leningrad was among the mothballed objects. this means that he did not receive electricity at all in luxurious halls. there was darkness, broken windows gaping, through which on snowdrifts, and instead of pictures on the walls hung empty frames. artists were invited to record what was happening in the museum. one of the drawings of the place where we are now standing this hall is called the big italian gap and this is what it looked like during the blockade. uh, broken windows. yes, and even

became a better scorer, when they took me to the national team of the soviet union and i actually found out that we were worth something, damner the state myself that uh how much we conditionally ran. how much metal we dragged is the worst thing for a football player. this season's training camp with the kids was very decent, and so he let the team down so that each of the players in his place should be the first. and so everyone tried to be the first, and what happened was a recovery run, we run, we run, and then this experience becomes more frequent, more frequent, and with a recovery run. we are moving to such a decent gallop, and not even a day has passed. this is necessary, firstly, in order to sort of peel off, it is a hard plastic. at first you take hard plastics you came to any team. it took me 2-3 weeks. so that after 3 weeks not to recognize the team. and all those trainings that the main team conducted at the dynamo stadium sometimes gathered up to 10-15,000 fans. they were looking for the train all the time. and in principle, they found another great coach. this is cetina. mikhail ilyich is an acrobatics coach wh

uh, an elderly person, damn, as far as i know and heard the higher political circles of the soviet unionecasts about their future political career. maybe it 's that she thought her rating is like this in eyes. excuse me, baku brought her from georgia. i don’t know what kind of relationship she has there. maybe she flew out and carried out some actions with her wife, because he, she, his wife, was quite sick like that. so i don’t know, in general, she is in confidence in him. and so he began to advise everyone, those brezhnev people were treated by the best doctors of the soviet union. i just know this, so , uh, it’s like, well, it’s like a doctor takes the hippocratic oath. why does he do this? why did john tell about this? juni's question, she already he can’t answer, well, it’s clear that when they say that this man treated brezhnev himself, of course we will fork out. yes, that's why there is certainly a powerful pr effect here, rumors that the jungle treated brezhnev and blueberries became a powerful pr for her. and no one could have dreamed of better advertising in the late eighties

damn. there's a tragedy to a major population. in 1962, the united states was ready to go to war, to nuclear war with russia. soviet union then over show the missiles in cuba, although you would agree, i think with me that mr. crusher was not planning a nuclear doctor, just the united states. wrong few about positions. he was only looking for a balance over the past year. since you raised the nuclear issue over the past year, russian officials have kept up a pretty constant drum beat about rushes nuclear weapons. does russia really want to move from deterrence, nuclear deterrence, to nuclear black mile? well, i wouldn't call it nuclear blackmail because you make all deterrent. she knew well, the times is blackmail in a way. well, this is, this is a much more dangerous game. this is do what we want. well, this isn't, it is what else? yes, yes. but if you look at that from the russian angel, and again, i do not invite you to do emphasize where, where, where the russians. but just look at that from the russian and go to them. or war is being waged against russia and part of the territory that used to be russian. that is, but you, lat

federation, this is something that we really came up with back in the soviet union and something that, in principle, we can be proud of, because damn strange that none of you have noted so far. here is the story of a cheburashka at the front, that is, a cheburashka on a chevron, there is a cheburashka of artillerymen. by the way, i saw cheburashka live in the dpr. well, yes, yeah, two katyushas can be said, but no, well , cheburashka is at the front. this is some kind of childhood in general, to say the fighters who grew up on cheburashka, they now sew it for themselves. that is, it is nostalgia, pure water. anton soviet childhood. let's share it excellent opinion from everything that has been said. rather, i completely agree, but at the same time in excellent form. in what sense are we trying to find a black cat in a black room, but this is not some kind of cheburashka. by the way, this is our symbol. why is he so what does he carry the film cheburashka - this is a cheburashka film nothing more, it is sometimes a successful marketing cigar. it's just cigars. yes bananas, someone has a cigar reservation, so uh. it's just a movie th

uh, uh, get close, damn it, with those people who lived in soviet times, just like here we are in a country called the soviet unionof a dead project, on the basis of carrion, longing for carrion. well, this project will be the same theft. if we unite in the royal, the empire fell - this is also a dead thing. this is what we will push donbass away from, by the way, the tsarist empire of nikolaev lived quietly . i'm sorry, i'll try to explain, here is the soviet union next to us, not next to us at all. bogdan just wait, here we are in the center of the body, the remains are very close here, literally there, to cross the street. and vdnh soviet time it was an exhibition of achievements of the national economy. yes, then the soviet union collapsed in our country and the all- russian exhibition center appeared on the site of the exhibition of achievements of the national economy, right? uh-huh, the all-russian exhibition center was even renamed, as far as i remember, the metro station is the vdnkh metro station here, but at this exhibition center itself, it means that there were no exhibitions in general , but there wa

all their victories damn, they didn’t have victories at the beginning, a then, when he proved to him, it’s not with us that the americans won all the victories after the soviet unionlisted, including even in the last american victory, the island of okebaba. well, june, they won the forty-fifth year, and we entered the war, understand? yes, you need to know the whole history of wickedness to argue, because in my head i didn’t even get in the phone and wikipedia is not a very much statement, so there are two options either to defend the truth or pragmatically give oblivion uncomfortable pages. that 's all, vadim vladimirovich, if everyone does not act in the way that maksim anatolyevich suggests. and yet, according to this story, oblivion for the sake of some political relationship. is it possible to rewind? that's when this political situation changes, the united states will oh, why remember back? well, remember, when socialism collapsed, and hungary or czechoslovakia no longer talk about poland, they began to remember everything extremely bad about the soviet union and the russian empire in order to more or less somehow eliminate this imbalance. in the case of the