just one short addition under the soviet union, everything was the same half of its social achievements. the west was obliged. what happened to the existence of the soviet unionhe soviet union did not become what happened to the social achievements of the western european and american working people , you all said. why now? goodbye guys? that's all, there is no one to compete with. it's about the same. is it just good on other material? artyom the last is about a philosophical question traditionally, and time has already shown us time. how important it is not to be silent, but to speak loudly about your position. what did flirting with the west lead to on the example of ukraine and what have we avoided so far, we have avoided in the sixth year and in the tenth and twentieth. i'm talking about belarus what western leaders have turned into and who is the leader of the present today is also time has shown. with the conservative traditions of the family of religion, and simply the division into men and women. this is also not an atavism in our country, thank god. but what else time will show us. and us time will show. what if we are still able to become fully wha

yesterday that the west does not plan to change putin's regime, you mentioned the soviet union, i remember how the soviet union already falling apart and the american leader said god forbid the soviet union fell apart, because it will be such trouble, trouble, well, this rhetoric reminds me of something when he says that the west does not plan to change putin's regime, they say, but putin will have to live with the fact that next to him is the european union as a community of open societies of liberal democracies to hope that freedom is not a virus , where is the limit in public politics, world politics, when they say we are not going to change the regime, but on the other hand, any of the world leaders can compare something putin and hitler because, in principle, there are a lot of comparisons and they, well, these comparisons are not in favor of putin, you know that and i am a tool of the border, it is impossible to find a solution - this is a community of democracy, and in these democracies there are very different politicians with the most diverse visions of the future of their country in the world and the

that led to the conversation of the soviet union and the lowering of the price of oil is just one thing that pushed the already rotten and reformed economy of the soviet union union because, in principle , the first ringing global economic problems in russia in the soviet union appeared back in khrushchev's time, when it was first decided that grain should be purchased primarily in canada, the united states of america, when it became clear that the economy system simply does not extract, and agriculture was not reformed at all, it could be reformed without relatively to that e yes, are there no e-e them or are there not these e-e oil revenues are there no e-e plus e-e a number of unreasonable things were adopted they did not allow the soviet union to continue to exist simply in general, even theoretically, because, for example, the transition to a new computer market, a new computer when, as a matter of fact , it was not computer technology that had to solve very serious problems, including the economic one, but the main thing about management is that it didn't break in the 80s. when it became clear that the soviet union was ungodly behind, it broke in the

the soviet union collapsed . as far as this can be considered the main reason for the collapse of the soviet empire, in fact, there is no single main reason. to the conversation of the soviet unionuh, from the drop in the price of oil, it's only a river that pushed the already rotten and uh, reformed economy of the soviet union because, in principle, the first call global economic problems in russia appeared even after khrushchev when it was first decided that it was necessary to purchase grain, first of all, in canada , the united states of america , when it became clear that the system simply did not support agriculture and agriculture was not reformed at all, it could be reformed without reference to that. are there no eh these oil revenues or are there no eh plus eh a number of unreasonable things were adopted and they simply did not allow the soviet union to continue to exist even theoretically because for example the transition to a new the computer market is a new computer when. actually, it was not computer technology that had to deal with very serious issues , including economic ones, but the main thing was management issues. it didn't break in the 80s. the union is ung

with the post-war period, starting with stalin , with the re-industrialization of the soviet union, the soviet unionegan to build an ideal economic model even at the beginning of the 20th century and not the second half of the 20th century. from the very beginning, stalin laid down a system and a scheme about which it developed in the 10-15th or 20th years, and in 1945. is it more in the 1960s ? was a mechanism and the world was moving for a completely different exercise, you are completely different plants . the soviet union failed to understand that people are changing and the world is moving in a different direction, so the owner will approach all economic cancer, so let's remember how the life of ordinary citizens looked like in the 80-90- those years already when soviet the union was collapsing, i can remember. well, i was born in the year 83 and lived very little during the soviet era, but i remember that there were queues and there was a shortage. and that you even had to buy the same bread in a store in order to stand in a huge queue and almost fight for it. to buy food. although, as we unde

of works translated our classics to me in her syrian into african language, as in the soviet union , the soviet uniond in our library in our country there is almost everything, almost everything is collected. and you will see that they are read because they have been read, especially children's books. already in modern times , rifat kadyrovich himself was puzzled by the translation of pushkin's fairy tales into swahili, it was important that the melody of pushkin's language be preserved in the translated text . the text of the fish remained the same as that of pushkin. but where local dances were introduced quite organically, namely dances, these are the ones that they dance and their songs, this turned out to be the first tenzodistic language. we'll take care of this. it will be the honest detective.

british the soviet union is close because of that another danger threatened both of them, which is interesting that before churchill and stalin actually came close and germany attacked the soviet union, poland, germany, and the soviet union had already reached an agreement about poland. one of the iranian concerns was that iran and germany and the soviet union reach an agreement that small governments are always worried about this agreement being great powers during the war, on this basis, iran tried to behave in such a way that it would not be closer to hitler and stalin to attack iran. i wanted the 9th defense treaty based on this, but secretly, britain i didn't do this because countries are close to each other based on their proximity, but based on their proximity to each other. when germany and the soviet union are close to each other, the germans hear these rumors, the rumors that are circulating in tehran, in political circles that attack iran. slow, but it needs to be said that actually the rumors that the british embassy is making up, at the same time that we are united and close, radio berlin attacks reza shah , and then when the situation reverses , it is bloody bbc radio

of the russian house in darsala on their cheriya into the african language, as in the soviet union in the soviet union the raduga publishing house books were published and we have almost all of them in our library, almost all of them are collected. and you will see that they are read because they have been read, especially children's books. rifat kadyrovich himself was puzzled by the translation of pushkin's fairy tales into swahili, it was important that the melody of pushkin's language be preserved in the translated text. but where they were introduced quite organically, local dances were precisely dances, these are the ones they dance and their songs. deposit best brother deposit rates in banks are all the same how to choose is not clear. and i'm the one that was always there. this is knocking down a technological one and it always turns out nearby everything at once and even a big one does not have to be a superhero at all. issue a free vtb super credit card, switch to vtb goals, it is issued at lightning speed from 3.9% per annum for the first month, zero percent. apply to gazprombank.ru. you jus

from such a direct systemic problem that we don’t have a message like the soviet union we have them well, not even only the soviet unionbut we are not the soviet union, just, well, in a different russian way, i will end, as it were, my speech. here is the source. it is that right now, these people who should be dealt with by death will climb out, as soon as they they will offer us a reboot right away. here, that's what needs to be prepared and not only death, but also the teaching staff of journalists will be all who are now. at the front they say no, well, why are you doing this? all who? so why do you need to prepare? it's really. you don't understand, i can directly see these lenten places, by the way, but those people who will speak, they will do it on the instructions of the same europeans who will run out of food at that moment. this is what everyone needs clearly explain if you do not understand, why offer like this policy. excuse me. yes , i really like it when there is one citizen who offered to drown ukrainian children. suddenly, uh, cared about the fate of zemfira for them began to ask them. so hard. they ar

why did i bring experience the soviet union, that is, hmm, the soviet union invested very heavily incational processes, the same thing. we considered it necessary for ourselves that if we now raise, uh, this african youth, and they have a request, they are happy to learn russian , of course, we bring them here. we bring sacred. we are constantly sending missionary groups non-stop filming one another in different countries, and therefore, at the moment i say again, this is a trial balloon for us and a historical trial balloon and a challenge to the russian orthodox church itself. how much we can pull it and how much for us it will be with a high degree of efficiency lord how much africa has now turned into a battle zone of clashes, because we see how the west destroys christianity , we see how the entry into iraq led to the fact that the oldest christian communities were destroyed, the last peoples who spoke the language of the savior were destroyed . only a few remained, as i understand it. in africa , christians are also subjected to terrible persecution , thousands, tens of thousan

under the soviet union , everything was the same half of its social achievements. the west was obliged. what happened to the existence of the soviet unionthe social achievements of the western european and american working people. why now? goodbye guys, that's all no one to compete with. it's about the same. is it just good on other material? artyom is the last about the philosophical question traditionally, and time has already shown us time. how important it is not to be silent, but to speak loudly about your position. what did flirting with the west lead to on the example of ukraine and what have we avoided so far, we have avoided in the sixth year and in the tenth and twentieth. i'm talking about belarus what western leaders have turned into and who the real leader is today is also time has shown. that the conservative traditions of the family of religion, and simply the division into men and women. this is also in our country this is not an atavism, thank god but what else time will show us. but time will tell us. what if we are still able to become fully what we say we are in opposition to them, we will put up and we will win. and

unique collection of rare translated editions of works of our classics language, as in the soviet union in the soviet union mocked books and we have a library in ours, they have almost everything almost everything is collected. and you will see that they are read because they have been read, especially children's books. rifat kadyrovich himself was puzzled by the translation of pushkin's fairy tales into swahili; it was important that the melody of pushkin's language be preserved in the translated text. we staged all the time the local theater group the tale of the fisherman and the fish , the text remained the same as pushkin, wait a minute , where local dances were introduced quite organically. it's that dance that's the one that they dance their songs it turned out first transit music. what was the most difficult thing for me to leave everything in the big city and return home? well, a career with a hairdresser did not work out, in fact, sasha was a valuable employee there, he won competitions and returned to start working for himself. start a business with a savings account and pay with a business card

dogmas were the basis of the communist dialogue, i want to say about the soviet union you know, you don't have to. not the soviet unionn't, so let's go. why not do it? because there is in life. it's just the legitimacy of development. there are laws of the development of the country, the country is developing, and the fact that gagarin flew in the soviet union space is not something that the great merit of the soviet union is not the merit of the russian empire. the abolition of serfdom serfdom. would have canceled anyway and into space. we would still flew. just not the first. what do you think , what do you think, what's deep if it's not planted, huh? listen, i would stop, i just have to consider that there are countries a country developing was in the soviet union a lot of good things that were connected specifically with communist politics, there was free health care, there was free education , there was social security , we had to deny it, what was it? no need to say what what created yes my friends i will now stop all these i will leave resin and sytin. they are the most educated intelligent today. so look sitti

under the soviet union, everything was the same half of its social achievements. the west was indebted to what because the soviet unionet union is gone, what happened to the social achievements of western european and american workers everyone said, yes you. why now? goodbye guys? that's all, with no one compete. it's about the same. is it just good on other material? artyom is the last about the philosophical question traditionally, and time has already shown us time. how important it is not to be silent, but to speak loudly about your position. what did flirting with the west lead to on the example of ukraine and what have we avoided so far, we have avoided in the sixth year and in the tenth and twentieth. i'm talking about belarus what western leaders have turned into and who the real leader is today is also time has shown. that the conservative traditions of the family of religion, and simply the division into men and women. this is also in our country this is not an atavism, thank god but what else time will show us. but time will tell us. what if we are still able to become fully what we say we are in opposition

country did not translate as much into satire and into the african language as in the soviet union in the soviet union, er, raduga publishing house. books were published and we have libraries in ours, they have almost everything, almost everything is collected. and you will see that they are read because they have been read, especially children's books. already in modern times, rifat kadyrovich himself, was puzzled by the translation of pushkin's fairy tales into swahili , it was important that the melody of pushkin's language be preserved in the translated text. we staged all the time by the local theater group the tale of the fisherman and the fish i will. where i was introduced quite organically, local, dances. it is the dances that they dance their songs that turned out to be the first tenzodistic language. it contains a special component for better penetration into the focus of pain and inflammation against pain and inflammation in muscles and joints in gazprom, a cash loan for any purpose is issued at lightning speed from three and nine percent per annum for the first month of zero percent. appl

is the difference between belarus and all the former republics of the soviet union, what is preserved here eh? the best of the soviet unionhe soviet union still managed to be preserved in belarus and rightly so. and it's you it warms me. vladimir vasilievich now turn to the right. black microphone need your help at school they ask very difficult heavy poems. and how did you always learn poems about roses? there are different approaches. by mastering a work or prose there, or a poem can be memorized, but you don’t understand what this poem is about? now, if you delve into the essence of the content of a poem or stories or prose, for this you have to work, uh, with your brains, you need to uh, feel uh, figure it out and then and then you are not just cramming, but words for you. they seem to express some kind of meaning. could you read your favorite poem? i have a lot. i'll read simonov to you. wait for me i'll be back. just wait a lot. wait for the yellow rains to make you sad, wait for the snow to sweep, where is the heat when? wait when others are not expected, forgetting yesterday. wait until no letters come from distan

the issue in the economy, this discord went into economic brains, including those in the soviet union, in the soviet unione there was still no discord when they created the transferable ruble. basically, create the same system, which will already be it was already a mistake, probably, but try to try such a problem, yes thinking, because it was the same. and it turned out, apparently, the same, yes, well, it’s already a little different here, on other principles, we built relationships with ours with ours inside our bloc on such armies and understand the help of such in the west, if i’m talking about something about the americans not good brotherly help can be called help. well, our troops were standing there, really german troops. yes, we accepted who will rule in one direction or another we have determined, indeed this is a very important element, thanks to the two most hated positions in dependence, in addition to the troops of russia e. gorbachev yeltsin was immediately voted the most hated incompetent rulers of russia and thanks to them they would have lost the influence of the state. it simply disapp

principle very often uh many supporters of the soviet union start talking about our problems since 1991, but in principle, if we look back to the days of the soviet unione had very big problems , the war in afghanistan greatly undermined the economic potential of the soviet union of that time, the soviet union very much lagged behind the average level provided by democratic countries , despite the fact that we really had a very developed military-industrial complex. well, we flew into space and so on. but nevertheless, we actually had two parallel economies the economy of the military sector and research where the colossal money was invested and the economy of the ordinary people who lived well , i would say, you know, to put it mildly, not very well, i myself remember, let's say, the times when in kyiv there was a concept of shortage for certain goods and everything was connected with the fact that when we moved from different security zones, the first zone was a class , we received a lot of goods. well, in addition , let's eh. because when we moved to the second, to some other zone, these goods disappeared, we also , let's not forget about such a ver

stronger than that of ukraine and the accidental machine and what was inherited from the soviet union, in the soviet unione branch of industry worked, this is the military industrial complex that prepared for war for its so-manistic future all over the world and got it in russia and works and they make conclusions and they make new technologies and they actively use them. and despite the sanctions, they managed to increase gray and black imports, including the supply of dual-purpose goods goods of military purpose are the same geraniums that the united states talked about there. there i am and switzerland, there is also germany, because the situation is not to panic, but to really work first - it is of course stronger and deepening sanctions on goods of dual purpose , monitoring such moments, you know for the french did not have a very telling story when the french, er, about a month ago , arrested all the management of the company that supplied microchips to russia, but as soon as one company was arrested from the rest somehow the desire to work like this with other countries has disappeared, the first i

provide in the ninety-first year , when yes, when you defeated the soviet union, you defeated the country of value, because the soviet uniongoods, the soviet union propagated values ​​and also somewhere failed at a certain stage. they thinned out the elites stopped believing, and you failed to provide for the residents niger or niger chad erasistan with this consumer ideal that you advertised through hollywood through e. the rest of the sources of propaganda did not work out for you, you can accuse russia wagner as much as you like of provoking coups in the sahel countries, and this is a crisis of french leadership. you promised french africa. you said guys give us a part of your treasures 50% of your gold foreign exchange reserves. we will make a single currency. and we will protect you from the islamists. we will ensure stability turned out shish. so not be offended that now they say to him, get out, get out the french. leave, that's the objective reason for this confrontation. this is a reproach to us. we lifted up this building. not because you know. for a long time, a new one was ripening, because this ideal, which th

there is a father who tells the main character, a boy , about how he lived in the soviet union and what the soviet unionat is , such independence, which did not seem to exist. the fact russian was planted and he says that now russia wants to live as if the soviet union still exists despite the fact that all these countries that were part of it have already become independent, that is , i think that it is still worth it at different levels, of course, according to age, but to explain this, hmm, this historical let's say it's so hard that it didn't happen. you know that this happened, but why don't we know, because it's a sense of catastrophe, the causes of which we don't know , it also undermines us morally very much . it seems to me that it's because we don't know that we then we can do that everything is over, we lose complete control of the situation, and when i understand that it all happened not just like that, but we also understand that in order to survive, in order to win there, we need to do this, this, that is , let's say these are the values ​​that we have they are the most unacceptable for ou

let's not forget that in western politics, they didn't want the collapse of the soviet union, well, if and that the soviet unionn't listen to western politicians anyway and collapsed, so i think something similar will happen with the russian federation, in principle, it has the same path today in the state , large-scale searches are being conducted in military medical commissions throughout the country, 200 searches, as reported in the prosecutor general's office, revealed large-scale corruption, officials for money issued military servicemen with disabilities or recognized them temporarily unfit for service , and these mass searches that are currently being conducted prove that this corruption has always been there. why, according to you, for so long? well, for so long, they did not pay attention to this corruption and did not not in the state did they do something like this to warn us that now we have that thousands of people have received white military tickets and, in principle, went abroad in peace, well , it is obvious what needs to be done if already even at the level of officers - can i please remove th

[000:00:00;00] they tried to destroy all the time after the collapse of the soviet union, the former school of the soviet union, the scientific one, it has been preserved and today we are able to be not so effective, but provide ourselves with technology including , look how much attention the two presidents lukashenko and putin pay to this issue, and this is true and here in russia, dozens of factories were opened for the last boats there, therefore , the sanctions are working at home to ensure our independence, this is the moment that well, why didn’t they work about sorry staff alexander now i looked yesterday in regards to the series. uh, european sanctions have been imposed on journalists, including, uh, against anastasia lebedev. i want to tell you that the europeans and ours are going through the mountains who write the lists. this automatically means, and raising the status of these journalists automatically rewarding them by all possible means at least at the level of the company's representation of state b materiality, if you put all the money saved against the company. on the content at the eurovisi

there have been 167 posts on the territory of the former soviet union since the collapse of the soviet unionte. there are about 50 of them left in our republic , only three are minsk mogilev and the brest fortress, which are constantly operating. our post is the longest senior post, because the first post was formed in stalingrad in the sixty-fifth year, but after the collapse of the soviet union from the ninety- first to 2007, it did not function. and even at that time we did not stop our activities thanks to the veteran organization of the administration of our city. brest stadium of football club dynamo on the field youth team of all-horns bogdan smolyuk in the ears of the eleventh grade of secondary school number 18 she needs a memorial detachment from her school at the memory post number one. bogdan increased. at the family of the military, his dad, the border guard, took the watch of memory at the catchy fortress. and so here’s the aunt at a thousand in 987 and 88, dad interceded twice as a sentry and aunt interceded twice, she was a commissar the first time, and the second time an ass

there have been 167 posts in the territory of the former soviet union since the collapse of the soviet uniono date. there are about 50 of them left in our republic, only three - this is minsk-mogilev. and the brest fortress is constantly operating. our post is the longest senior post, because the first post was, uh, stalingrad formed in sixty-fifth year, but after the collapse of the soviet union from the ninety-first to the seventh year, it did not function. and even at that time we did not stop our activities thanks to the veteran organization of the administration of our city. brest stadium of the football club dynamo on the field of the youth team of surgery bogdan smolyuk in the ears of the eleventh grade of secondary school number 18, he appointed a memorial detachment from his school at the post of memory number one. bogdan grew up in a military family, yagu's father, a border guard. i brought you the watch myself memory at the catchy fortress. and the same thing, here is the aunt of a thousand in 987 and 88. twice as a sentry and what interceded with you twice she was a commissar for

the former soviet union from their absorption of the russian state. i would call bloody lands not only european republics of the former soviet union i would call the entire former soviet union the bloody lands imagine the russian empire we don't know much either, but if we look at the history of each nation from ashgabat, where the turkmen were slaughtered by the troops of general skobelev, and to the ukrainian lands, where the ukrainian greek catholic church was persecuted even during the first world war by the troops of general brusilov , we will see the same nightmare everywhere, and if we manage to resist, if we manage to preserve our statehood, if the ukrainians can to develop as a european nation , i am sincerely sure of this. how long have we had to defend this right of ours, then this can happen . the new generations of kazakhs, turkmens, kyrgyz will not even bother anyone uzbeks, i hope that there are belarusians, i really hope that other peoples of the former soviet empire will be grateful for this, precisely to our soldiers, precisely ours , moscow's imperial ambitions always began with ukraine . back in 1990, i argued with my colleagues from

remember, when in the soviet union the last years of the soviet union we talked about ourselves upperith missiles. well remember, okay. yes, this is a laptop, who is younger, perhaps , does not remember. here the upper currency with missiles dragged this smelly rattle, allegedly quotes thatcher, yes, yes, we were happy about this. so i think that we have taken a giant step forward in our cultural and historical development, because we treated with contempt all the stories about porn torn like a heating pad of our economics about a gas station. and about what he said this same guy. yes, we're probably smart enough. i want to say on my own again within two or three years after that cataclysm, which will definitely happen. to these systems and survive, by the way, in the same studio they told me many times, i would like to hear now, but about 4 years ago, five, it was so very actively. dima you are small. you set a small task of survival. and here in this court, i said five or six years ago, russia's most important historical task is to survive in the global cataclysm that will definitel

yes, which they tried to destroy all the time after the collapse of the soviet union, the former scientific school of the soviet unioneserved and today we are able to be not so effective, but provide ourselves with technology including, look how much attention this issue has received given to two presidents lukashenko and putin is true in russia, dozens of factories have opened over the past work at home to ensure our independence, this is the moment that well, why didn’t they work and about sorry personal sanctions. i looked yesterday in a row relationship. uh, european sanctions have been imposed on journalists, including, uh, against ksenia lebedeva anastasiak. i want to tell you the europeans and our mountains who write the lists are going through. this automatically means, and raising the status of these journalists automatically rewarding them by all possible means at the minimum level of the company's representation of the state b, materiality, exaggeration, if against companies enter all the money saved. on the content at the events at eurovision there, finished on something else, they go to political broadca

the soviet union. we had stakes in the soviet union. is really dangerous to finish something, as if my speech is so dangerous. it's that right now , these people who should be dealt with by death will pop up, as soon as they offer us a reboot right away, the moment is right, that's what needs to be prepared and not only death, but also the teaching staff of journalists, there will be everyone who is now at the front they say no, well, why are you doing this? everyone who here he says, well, well, why do we need to prepare? it's really. you what don't you understand, don't you understand? i can directly see these fasting places, by the way, and after all, those people who will speak, they will do it on the instructions of the same europeans, who will run out of food at that moment. this must be clearly explained to everyone else, if they don’t understand, so you understand, forgive. yes, there is one citizen who offered to drown ukrainian children. suddenly, uh, cared about the fate of hmm zemfira of them began to ask them. so hard. they

broken, how are they there visited that is, vera, everything was done there in the soviet union, this is also the soviet union, the whole thing is a meat grinder, too, well, how are you going to do there? what are you going to do with public celebrations there, despite all that i did one thing there? we did a bazaar there, cheerful songs, cool. with the director, well done, he got it all twisted there cool very cool in general somehow yes and then the movie felix is ​​actually there i wrote the music for it there i also did the design for this film there and ivanka is the director if the organizer of this whole thing in general she said yurchik look there is such a song it was written by felix. yes, yes, and she says. well, there is no such and such a part of the verse. here is what he sang . he can come up with something, but so that it is not direct . all beautiful words are written with that's why i very rarely write , well, to some kind of music, or music, rather, to the quality of her words , into my repertoire, well , now this song is vona. that i have her, yes, changing the world is not out of control,

the soviet union. you know everything from the soviet union is true to people, it is common, restoration of justice. youime, while there was still ukraine on your land, while with all this ukrainian propaganda with all these laws on indigenous peoples and other things, even then you were not afraid to say that you are a russian person i and i always say both to my people and i for 20 years in community service. now we know there was such an organization. children of war exist for 20 years and after retirement on this hmm noble worker for free, so to speak, one might say, then a group of public work for the observance of rights you understand the person for the protection of the rights of veterans, and therefore we cannot be otherwise, and all the traditions that the nasheeds left us , which brought us all our lives, in general , for everything that you did for the city that you built, in which you live i went for your family. oh my god thank you so much. once again i will take with the russian guy triumphed. have a good day. we will all continue to communicate with boris to you , big, big hello and heal

perhaps even among many ukrainians that it is republicans, they were against the soviet union. very negatively towards the soviet unione they had a very negative attitude towards communism. and when communism disappeared, now the right-wing republicans declare biden a left-wing radical and the left-wing radicals the democratic party, so i fight them as with the communists. the american society has somehow lost its understanding of what is happening in ukraine, whether there is a war or russian aggression , it is simply necessary to take into account that in general, for americans, what is most important is what directly affects their lives, and above all , their economic life and what is happening in the world is important for average americans, they pay less attention to it, but ukraine is constantly present in american news, and when something happens in ukraine, it is very very

the soviet union influenced, i can't find evidence of this. please tell me your opinion on this matter. well, since the soviet unionit definitely doesn't work, yes, or during the soviet union there were at least four people's republics in africa and there was also a country called socialist ethiopia and a bunch of countries declared a socialist orientation , in fact it did not exist. it was, so to speak, only the upper layer , such influence in the image as only in the soviet union ended a-a the funds that he supplied to these countries as i announced themselves by narcissistic regimes, that is, the influence of the soviet union definitely fell, and russia then only began to try to restore its position, it partially succeeded, but partially, and you are right, it is primarily due to the military-political assistance of the dictatorial regime, the regime that violates human rights here russia yes, russia succeeded here

re-educate them if they have seen these universities of the union yes, they want the soviet union there, and even after russia came , the soviet not take long to see it, they will still shout that the russians are beautiful . we need our teachers to work, so that they carry out patriotic education not just there , i checked the diary that i spent on theoretical education, we now need to work on ensuring that er, children 10 to 12 years old, 15 years old own weapons professionally, that is, not well, er, studied this is where roboticists learned how to operate drones . they learned to be a soldier. they were very ready for the fact that, ok, there is no war . they went into business. they are much stronger . they know their worth and everything else because she have weapons, everything else, and i went to all these circles in my time, i went to modeling there , airplane modeling, car modeling, everything else and look, it came in handy for me can you imagine , and now i make machines that can mine, i make machines that can demine, i make machines that go there, collect drones instead in order to know that when the age fell , so

either somewhere in europe or somewhere in america or in canada or back in the soviet union. by those who returned to the soviet uniond listened to this soviet propaganda, let's share this story, because this is the part of ukrainian history that we don't know. we don't know because people left ukraine and ukrainians always thought, and he went abroad war and it was good now we understand what that is to leave for himself left he was taken away he was arrested so this is a big difference who fled from the soviet authorities a lot of people were taken away for forced labor during the second world war these people did not leave voluntarily they were taken away some ran away obviously but you need to know that even when those who speak were spinning these are the soviet repatriation commissions that were recruited, go back to the union, we will now rebuild it after the war , all the forces are needed and everything and they ended up not in the east, but in the far east of siberia yes, our parents. i must say that most of the people who ended up abroad during the second world war, these people are political emigration, p

small place, however , there was no longer any sense to hang the flag of the soviet union because ukraine left the soviet uniongust 24. and formally by the way, the decree of the presidium of the verkhovna rada of the ukrainian reserve on the state flag of the ukrainian ssr continues to exist, approved with the law of the ukrainian ssr, despite the fact that in the constitution of 1996 in our constitution the blue-yellow flag and the procedure for using this state flag should be determined by law, and there is still no law 26 27 years ago, there is still no law well, i will tell you that on september 4, this flag was raised over the verkhovna rada, not on independence day, this is important, and after that, well, such a flag parade took place and even in my native zaporizhzhia , the director of the school herself, who was a deputy of the district lenin's council in the city of zaporizhzhia , looked for our students among us, because we had flags, a blue-yellow flag, in order to to officially raise it over leninsky district council of the city of zaporizhia, which was already done in september 1991 , that is, t

historical and political reflection is arranged both since the time of the soviet union and after the collapse of the soviet unionrelation to belarus and so on. in this sense, i don't. eh, how are you they said, by the way, irony is a good story, even if it was irony , an authoritative russian. and that means there is a leader. i also went through these and different stages of perception, and then belarus and ukraine, because, of course, we all grew up in the soviet union and got used to perceive, because we alone are used to perceive it. like what it was, what it was, as we grew as well inseparable parts and over time. yes, this is how it was perceived that it was for some such, well, by coincidence of a whole series historical. in general, in some tragic circumstances. we began to live separately, but as if there was such a long enough period, but this is all, as if not for real. well, you know, there is from the series of belarus well, how is it separately, belarus well, that is, you know , it seems that many had it, but someone left such that it’s all like this. well, here's a strange game that in the ninety-

happening, yes, in africa we are treated like as if we are the soviet union, to be honest , when you talk, they think that there is a soviet unions are very serious in africa , china is working very actively, from which it is a very tough job to learn from. this is not from the work of the soviet union , the chinese give credit to any credit, postal whatever. they build credit logistics for the means of road bridges, and then they say where the refund is. no, this means ours and let's exchange it for a deposit, the deposit becomes theirs. by the way, everything works in tajikistan and then exports it. all this to yourself so to china, to be honest. with all due respect, many in africa don't like china, especially since the chinese are very active in using their own labor force. they bring the chinese. you fly in an airplane in the country. uh, so, here, then you look decisively at the an-24 chinese production and there are only chinese around. yes, i got, like in africa and so on. i don't like this african very much, yes, so, don't take it into the house as it was the soviet union. here. but now what was it like in the soviet un

the soviet union at the end of the 20th century problem. will the soviet empire be preserved by anyone, even at a bloody price? the soviet union was an ideological project empire. the republics united for the sake of implementing a joint the project of the planned construction of communism under the eternal monopoly leadership of the cpsu, unity was ensured by two types of coercion, both ideological and administrative-forced , both guidelines and impulses of coercion came from moscow as an imperial party, but the ideological center of the state was unitary and portacratic in terms of the method of management, and the russian people were perceived other peoples, as the imperial ethnicity is a symbol of the elder brother. the reformist perestroika of mikhail gorbachev fell into a kind of historical democratization and glasnost, gaining momentum in 1986-1990, led to a weakening of the levers of administrative coercion and ideological control, the abolition of one-party monopoly. made it optional to participate in the project of building communism. removal of censorship wave of revealing publications, sharp public debate led to a

historical and political reflection is arranged, both since the time of the soviet union and after the collapse of the soviet uniono belarus, and so on. in this sense, i don't. uh, as they would say, by the way, irony is a good story, even if it was irony by an authoritative russian. and that means there is a leader. i also went through these and different stages of perception, and then belarus and ukraine because, of course, we all grew up in the soviet union and are accustomed to perceive, because we alone are accustomed to perceive it. like what it was, what it was, as we grew as well inseparable parts and over time. yes, this is how it was perceived that this is for some such, well, by coincidence of a number of historical ones. in general, in some tragic circumstances. we began to live separately. well , as if there was such a long enough period, but this is all, as if not for real. well, you know there from a series of belarus well , how is it separately, belarus well, that is, you know, it seems that many had it, but someone left such that it’s all like this. well, here's a strange game that in the ninety-f

arose long ago ossetia, and they always they tried, uh, to become part of the soviet union back in the days of the soviet union but they always strove to become part of russia, they even had wide autonomy, and within the georgian essr from 21 to 31 years, but then this autonomy was eliminated, and georgia supported a migration other ethnic groups go there, but the political will itself and join russia. it is nowhere. make relationships escalate. uh, even before the collapse of the soviet union a. that is, there were problems back in the late eighties, but of course, when new independent states of emotionalism. e in ossetia a has intensified and e, c. in general, but there was hope. so that now it will turn out to become part of russia, russia also treated the interests of these people with understanding , and therefore, uh, problems arose. we were ready to support them, but naturally georgia wanted to keep these regions in its composition despite the fact that, well, the crisis in relations between russia and georgia remains and will be permanent until georgia recognizes the independence of abkhazia south osse

and before the soviet union, the soviet union was. n north africa, in the horn of africa, in morocco, in egypt, there, but fully-fledged. why did i cite the experience of the soviet union, that is, hmm, the soviet union invested very heavily in the educational process. the same. we deemed it necessary for ourselves, that if we now raise, uh, this african youth, and they have a request, they are happy to learn russian , of course, we bring them here. we bring priests. we send constantly missionary groups non-stop filming one another in different countries. and therefore, at the moment, i say it again, this is a trial balloon for us and a historical trial balloon and a challenge to the russian orthodox church itself. how far can we pull it and how much will it be for us with a high degree of efficiency master how much is africa now? contacted the clashes battle zone, because we see how the west destroys christianity, but apparently, as the entry into iraq led to the fact that the oldest christian communities were destroyed, the last peop

now, you can’t re-educate them if they saw the otsevetskyi union there and they want the soviet union, and even after working for russia, they saw the sovietl shout that the russians are beautiful. and what the russians are doing. they first raise an army in kherson, yes , and then immediately order teachers. and we need to work on this, we need our teachers to conduct patriotic education not just there. i checked the diary that i conducted theoretical education we now need to work on making sure that, er, children aged 10 to 12, 15 years own weapons professionally, that is, no , they studied robotics, they learned to operate drones there, they learned to be a soldier , they were very ready for the fact that, okay, there is no war, great, they went to they are much stronger in business. they know their price and everything else because they own weapons and everyone else , and i used to go to all these circles. i went to modeling there, aircraft modeling, car modeling, everything else. it came in handy. you can imagine that i am now making machines that can mine and i am making machines that can demine, i am making machines that drive there

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the soviet union. he spent some 12, 13 years as part of the communist party. so when he realized what was going on. and finally in the soviet union, he recognized that stalin's purges were eliminating ten of thousands supporters of the soviet union and the communist party. these were innocent people that were being dragged off and slaughtered in lubyanka prison. he realized that his head was probably going to roll as well. so in 1938, he decided was going to break from he actually working not for the kgb but for his partner organization, soviet military intelligence. so he decided he was going to break. but before he broke he wanted to break at the same time the spies he ran in washington and went to harry dexter white, who was a major spy in the treasury department and tried to get harry dexter white to break. and he said, i'm breaking and i think you should break as well. he thought he'd broken harry dexter white. but hadn't. he went to the alger and priscilla hiss. he went to their home and, bought a place in washington and he told them that, in fact he was breaking with the soviet and he wanted them to break at the same. and