why did stalin not dare to attack poland ? together with hitler, yes, because the nazis attacked poland on september 1, and stalin, so to speak , humbly sat in the bushes for another couple of weeks, you know the second part of your question contains the answer to the first part of your question exactly that that the soviet union did not attack poland together with hitler but made hitler guilty in the eyes of the world public and made him the main enemy and shows that stalin was not going to negotiate with hitler, stalin's plan was to give hitler well, they didn't hide it, he did and he said, let the pretty girls fight among themselves , and then we will come at them and take everything over. no one canceled the world revolution. i.e. but unlike the current leader of russia, putin, tallinn cared about international support, see, he wanted to take over europe and wanted america and the british to help him in this , i.e. he was looking for allies against hitler because he had to, uh, properly fan this war, that is it was about t

they were all executed by stalin in the end. so once we got pavlova and pavlova was sort of the example of what was happening, she became kind of the heart of the book. why? well, first, pavlova was poisoned. she was killed with and so she leads directly into the use marx and states of a huge bioweapons facility is a poisons and so on continued long past anna peploe was time to the present. second, she was the embodiment of war. in 1928, really 1925, the soviet union embarked upon suppressing all thoughts, ideas and so on marx and engels had said that communism needs to control means of production. the bank the oil company and so on stalin went way beyond that. he said marxism the government needs to control the mind of man. it needs to control the actual language that he uses, needs, eliminate. and stalin said the word god, the word god itself has to be eliminated by 1935. and so embarked upon a tremendous kill of not only political opponents, but of cultural opponents, not in russia, but in western europe. in russia. the book

it was important for stalin that this very people. the working peasantry and the industrial proletariat, in order to get a break in the balance, to rely on this popular, or something, element, which would already constitute the majority in the parties and from there draw, uh, cadres, and with the success of this here is an operation something is called approximately exactly on e. these are lenin’s appeals and he relied in the fight against the so -called popular elite inside, like the kpd with the same trotsky there in the chamber, he and so on, because they have social support among the people there was no real one like this. for the most part, they were cut off from the people in the grid. these were intellectuals, who are living in such a way in her. what, eh? in a sense, they did not know and did not want to know what was most important, and he understood that in order to defeat his political opponents. he needs support support in the masses in the party masses, these masses often did not understand the subtleties of marxism, and,

they were stalin. stalin's willing agents who had done incredible damage to the us during the war years in after you. but let's also take a look at the book itself, gods of deception because the elder, his is told through the lens of edward, who is a man who was the defense team for hiss, and also it talks about his family, his or to his grandson. it talks about the ripple effect of this case on. one family, i think there were some interesting things about george. um, george altman is, the grandson is called in to help. his grandfather finish his memoirs which deal with the alger hiss case. you're telling the story of alger hiss in this period of american history through the prism of a family why was that why did you make that choice? why did you choose to tell this in a fictional manner as opposed to a nonfiction book about the alger hiss case? well, i'm a great believer that history matters. and that history comes down to us in many different ways through our families, by political culture in which w

stalin they are not in the first hundred sales., strictly speaking, they are not on sale at all, they are not represented in book networks. okay, comrades. go see you, or rather meet. yes, thanks for dostoevsky, by the way. and you have nothing to do with it, to whom are these our lessons of nvp, here we have a hundred theaters in moscow, at least one of the 100 theaters could put on one performance and show it once in honor of 15,000 russian people killed in donetsk over 8 years, i something something unthinkable, i demand, or something, and plus to all this we have annual various blue lights there, where we have been shown for 30 years in a row, frozen, ageless blue fish, very beautiful external. but if it turns out to be defrosted, it’s rotten, the children ’s heads will break, if they have nvp at school, and everything else, we will have the rest as before , i predict in advance what they will tell us, well, how can it not be so bad that tv presenter kiselev will tell us his programs read the poems of the military commissar and

he wants to take power away from stalin, don't you see this, or do you blind?n you, or i 'm wrong about you. lately i don't give a damn about it. i want to do something real. to remember my name. maria, you don’t tell me, you can trust me with something, i won’t betray you to anyone. even trotsky no one has one. and you're the one who can change that? how many people are at our disposal? can they be trusted? with me will go those with whom i fought in spain, the mexican communist miners in total , 20-25 real proven fighters. uh-huh we'll arrive in two trucks at 3:00 mornings dressed as police officers. i rang the doorbell and i'll tell you we have a search warrant. if for some reason they don’t open it for us, then we will blow up the door with grenades. therefore, in the corridor, the capture team must reach the target's bedroom in 20 seconds. while the miners will annoy the guards. my friends will cover me. antonio here don't try here david i'll personally go to the bedroom and destroy the facility. our calculation is that the real police will get to this pla

stalin's seven sisters of stalin a.milar to each other these monumental, awe-inspiring buildings and built as a symbol of the new soviet russia but with an obvious reference to our ancient history, according to stalin's idea, high-rise buildings were supposed to become a kind of continuation of the kremlin walls with towers, so the building project. mida is bispiel at first. caused bewilderment, most likely it was transferred from the architect minkus. uh, others by an architect who successfully completed the construction. uh, the spire of the building was made of temporary materials and the building got the look that we now have, perhaps that is why the skyscraper on smolenskaya became the only family without a massive star on the spire. its main decoration giant coat of arms of iron. the symbol of the soviet union is located on three floors and occupies 144 m², the guys walked past the building, that stepans suddenly look at the uprising square, their beloved giant, in a well-known children's poem, there is a high-ris

if only i could dine with stalin once a week. it would be no trouble at all. so november 1943 cheiron, the iranian capital. all 3 countries have embassies hair. it's the 1st big meeting, a big 3 stolen mustang will not don't store contents to provide your story, touched you got to meet to the graph. no sirius, so must coin. most of with, with my me says, can your months go frontier does what i choice nicholas hung up so much. double ma surgery? no, no, no. pro beaters, no crania or storage yogurt armor. mobile would be the white little chauffeur on the american embassy is on the outskirts of the city. and due to a terrorist threats, roosevelt accepts an invitation to settle in the soviet embassy where the meetings are also held. churchill attends by walking along that covered corridor connecting the soviet and british embassies. britons prime minister doesn't approve of the style in roosevelt reproach meant is further complicated by the fact that churchill was not only a colonial, less, but an outspoken, racist, which deeply offended. especially the american l

well, it was no longer stalin, it was later, so we have to thank the soviet army and individuals. ofnian lands was announced a little earlier in 1919, the act of zluka on january 22, 1919, and by the way, representatives from bukovyna transcarpathia were also present there, that is, two ukrainian independent states declared their desire to unify and exist in one council of ukraine 20 years before stalin did it, and it was a real ukrainian unification, stalin only used this national map to justify his aggression against poland, in fact , it was only a cover for his plans in kharkiv and nothing more than that, what did he bring good to the ukrainians, to the belarusians, or to the same polish jews who lived there, he did not bring anything good, he brought mass repressions, he brought executions collectivization in the end, then other things, let's say so, that accompanied the soviet secession, we have to look at this in your opinion to nazi germany and to the soviet union , that is, germany is considered a beginner as a person, lord, a state that started the second world war by attack

for these merits, he count alexei nikolaevich tolstoy received three stalin prizes and many other awards and was showered with household goods, apartments, dachas, and cars. he was valued and respected, laughed at and despised. who only and what only talked about him. how much has been written about him by wives, children, grandchildren, brothers in the literary workshop, historians and politicians behind these layers of opposing opinions, anecdotes, his own jokes and fantasies are very hard to see. what he really was, he was open and hidden, he eluded everyone. after all, he was an actor, he was more of a hypocrite, he was a magician. he was a bon vivant. he was a glutton gatherer, a collector, he loved fun and feasts. he loved to burn life. tolstoy played many roles in his life as a symbolist poet, a realist writer, a fierce anti-soviet patriot, a cosmopolitan; a great worker, both friends and enemies agreed with this. he wrote a huge number of novellas of stories of romanov plays and each of the characters is somewhat similar to himself. pinocchio is a self-portrait. this is a fast, n

and the british were at the time, during the same period, the germans offered stalin a trade for his son, yackel who was being held in a concentration camp and exchanged but general field marshal feed. rick palace captured near stalingrad the kremlin master answered, i don't trade soldiers promotionals the allies knew about it. roosevelt was notorious of being very complimentary toward stalin and russia general and its people and very cold and distant to winston churchill. ah. stone in standing and terran was very strong. the germans at surrender near stalingrad the great tank battle of the coolest fall should be won. the red army was advancing but great britain was losing its influence. it was obvious for everyone, including churchill. later he said, cold between the great russian bear on one side and the american buffalo on the other. there was, i know poor little english donkey ah, the key issue of the terrace conference, the opening of a 2nd front froze. again. we have too many things to do at home to waste our time here said starlen, he was going to leave the conference after th

top secret of special importance to comrade stalin, we report to you, comrade stalin, that through thea great a team of soviet scientists, designers, engineers, leading workers and workers of our industry. as a result of four years of hard work, your tasks to create a soviet atomic bomb were completed on august 29, 1949 at 4:00 am moscow time and at 7:00 am local time in the remote steppe region of the kazakh ssr 170 km west of the city of semipalatinsk at a specially built and equipped experimental site for the first time in the ussr, an atomic bomb explosion was received exclusively in terms of its destructive and striking power in syria. comrades beria lavrenty pavlovich i report signatures on non-disclosure of information about the test selected from 2,883 people, including 713 directly involved in the test workers. new york on september 23, president roman announced that an atomic bomb had been detonated in the soviet union. on september 24, the french press reviewed the unit in this way, 2 years after molotov declared that the secret of the atomic bomb no longer exists. roman had

someone and say to that person, look , that's stalin, without an innocent person, he killed her.o , it's not stalin. somewhere they glued a mustache on someone. this double steel can't be done. you won't do anything. i don't even think that psychologists have an answer. i talked to psychologists, they say some part of people. - what are the stories of von it's simply impossible, she won't believe you if you don't tell her, i'm saying in front of this deer, show the explosion, he saw and saw the corpses, it will be proven, it will be written 150 experts will say it was done by the russians, there are no russians, they couldn't do it all, lobotomy, as you always say, we can't do it yes, yes, we have a very interesting guest with whom we will now have a conversation. let's talk about a course of polish language in ukraine. we are in touch. greetings. good evening. we have several topics for conversation, and i propose to start with what i think is the most interesting thing about the entry ban . there are several countries for russians to enter the territory of the european union co

stalin was not convinced by our report.ad and figure it out better in five days, on june 22, the war began at the beginning of the war . i became an intelligence officer sabotage management was preparing a saboteur to work in a semi-raga. i selected young guys and girls and trained them as radio operators for paratroopers , snipers and demolition workers, one of the organizers of the intelligence department of sabotage was pavel here, platov, whom i knew as andrey from my work in finland. what happened. some boys, i need more experienced personnel. every day, arrests , courts, executions take everyone indiscriminately. the tsky scout from god was accused that he was extracted from the french intelligence building. i am acting poisons to poison. you know who is complete nonsense. you went about him beria. well, he was released, and now you will find out where the sanatoriums are after intensive methods, interrogation. i managed to pull them out, supposedly before they were shot, but you can’t bring back many of your own. you

stalin didn't like it so much that he personally finished it on the project . tomorrow we will arrive together at the filming location of the oscar-winning film. vladimir menshova moscow does not believe in tears steel immediately two stalins in the high-rise cinema worked, as the heroine's professional understudies enter the door of the house on kudrinskaya square, the former uprising, but find themselves in the recognizable hall of the high-rise building on the kotelnicheskaya embankment with bas-reliefs on a blue background with painted ceilings. why it was decided to shoot in this way is unknown since the late seventies here, by the way, almost nothing has changed, but the height should have been greater. the 8th administrative building is in charge for the sake of his follower. proudly erased. several streets the project was conceived to such trifles as hangers and curly sockets. details of the interior decoration were designed in advance, samples of artificial marble, which was to be used for cladding, that is, the building does not exist yet. after death

stalin's regime, how exactly are the ukrainians here? it is true.i want to remind you that from the beginning, soviet russia warmed up its occupied territories with ukrainian ukrainizations, ukrainized them there, gave unions there to poets, writers, artists, supported them in such a way as to give a counterbalance to the fact that there was a ukrainian people's republic, which also took care of art, cultural dependence , but all the same we also care about the same soviet motherland as the unr, for example. yes, but when they realized that it ends with kerosene, away from moscow, they curtailed their policy and along with that organized the holodomor as the extermination of ukrainians well , resettlement is already a very old imperial policy in this, because it is not just extermination, because it can be destroyed by the holodomor, but to resettle is actually to use free labor from the extraction of one's own resources that cannot be mastered by the empire, you know when napoleon came to russia, he won the battle of borodino, occupied moscow, whic

he in fact named himself, stalin, which means man of steel. scott bennett, the counter terrorism specialist and former u. s. army analyst. as well, us in the complex history of us soviet cooperation in the 2nd world war years you have stolen rise up and quite an effective leadership role under, under war 2 and counteracting the german advances. franklin delano roosevelt. the 32nd you as president, led the country from 1933 to 1945. franklin roosevelt came from an extraordinarily wealthy family, a very high elite socialite family dating back to the 1600s. the roosevelt family. the delano family were old money that had built their fortunes in merchant ah, ship building other trades. roosevelt was a pragmatist. and when it suited american interests was prepared to co operate with the soviet union. it was under his rule that you, a soviet diplomatic relations were established in 1933 franklin delano roosevelt is recognized by many in the american historical and academic and political ranks as one of the greatest for term presidents in history. the

he seeks an alliance with russia. stalin doesn't reply. he doesn't trust churchill. at 4 o'clock this morning, hitler attacked and invaded russia suddenly, with our declaration of war, without even an elgin made him the german bomb raining down from the sky above. the russians in russian danger is therefore our danger and the danger of the united states. 2 days later us, president roosevelt also gives a speech supporting the ussr. but there are other political forces in the united states. territory makes his speech in december of 41 and the senate is as if the russians are where they wish to report the germans at the germans. or when we support the russians and that way, let them destroy each other. there was that kind of sentiment in the west at this time, dangerous destructive, roosevelt wound stolen of japan's intention to attack the soviet union. but soviet intelligence reports, thank the via tag is still in doubt. it's imperative that the u. s. makes it clear to japan that if they attack the soviet union will have support but the british and american authorities

the interest with john chil wound stalin of an impending attack on the ussr in the face of great danger. he seeks an alliance with russia stall in doesn't reply. he doesn't trust churchill with at 4 o'clock this morning. hitler attacked and invaded russia suddenly with our declaration of war without even algae, megan, the german bomb rain down from the guy a been the russian is russian danger is therefore, our danger and the danger of the united states. 2 days later, u. s. president roosevelt also gives a speech supporting the ussr. ringback but there are other political forces in the united states. a return makes his speech in december of 41. and the senate is as if the russians are winning. we support the germans at the germans when we support the russians. and that way, let them destroy each other. there was that had a sense of it in the west at this time. dangerous destructive, roosevelt wound stanolin of japan's intention to attack the soviet union. but soviet intelligence for point state the via tank is still in doubt. it is imperative that the u. s. makes it clear to japan that i

he writes letters to stalin and stating that his skills should be used here is the development of thef construction. his handwritten very good appeal to you with the following petition. i beg you, it's impossible to work in your specialty. according to my experience of 34 years. practices. from they are 10 years old. in america, the first prize in the world competition for the design of the monument to christopher columbus. the following are the awards received by architects. vyacheslavl-torzhevsky october 22, thirty-eight, very interesting. uh, that forties when did tall buildings first start? uh, were the only architect who had experience in moscow. well, the second appeal was written in addition to the requests of october 22. here, which was just counted on november 16, which means that he writes that under the influence of extremely the depressed moral state of prison e, and the nature of the interrogation, i assumed the charge brought against me, the person is in despair ; with colossal self-control the obvious and stated a very intelligible question. perhaps this is related to t

stand next to each other in the parking lot and added another story to them, er, in 1929, joseph stalined the kremlin after the writers well, then, in general, a little bit, and the ukrainian writer in particular only there we raised the issue and demanded to remove from the repertoire of the art theater the plays behind the white guard days that divider as a work that insults the national dignity of ukrainians, it is clear that the play was not removed stalin liked it very much tasks, another such a good assessment of bolgakov's work by a great connoisseur of tall stalin , eh. and when they began to be arrested a few years later in 1934, 35, they were charged with the crime of precisely that performance in the kremlin, so again, i love mykola is an outstanding writer for me why are the last ones so boring? sorry for the expression, i'm tired of talking. there's no music. we don't have a museum in kyiv. the kyiv museum is the most powerful when you start asking. you know, there's no money, so there's no service. why does ukrainian exist for money ? bulakhov museum, the pin museum in kyi

to finally not be afraid and poison their leader and so, in a typical russian way, beria slammed stalin'schev group into a series so that ku or three-way and we see about the mobilization, and this is how they spend the night there in barracks that are probably worse than the prisoners, they live in them, and these tents are mattresses and where and where are they just putting people on the streets drunk ? and they die simply while lining up at the parking lot, and they are already taken out of the bus with a stroke and they shoot the military commissars, and there are here, but the question remains in this sense, not even about the quality. even a monkey with a grenade is dangerous there the question is that now in a modern war you wo n't get very close to our positions with machine guns. anyway, the military is talking about it now, it's more of an artillery war, drones , etc. world war ii, but here the question is whether, in your opinion, the mobilized themselves understand what they are going for, you know, this is a good question in social networks, they often ask it, they say. do t

, the mistake of lenin and stalin was that the ukrainian ssr was created in order not to provoke nationalment, you understand. i think that putin. many people do not know soviet history well. that is why they created all these republics because even after the occupation of all these countries, ukraine, belarus, georgia, armenia, azerbaijan, in the 20s there was no strong government, here are just a few examples, let's say in ukraine, when the bolsheviks entered, it turned out that they did not even have combat units in order to fight the whites, they were forced to create a coalition with the ukrainian communist party in fighting against this was the ukrainian socialist-revolutionaries, but it was a ukrainian party that said that ukrainians should have their own state, that there were no communists, but the ukrainian and jewish communist party, which also existed separately and believed that the jewish population of ukraine should have its own culture, that the language should develop you are going, well, revolutionary slogans, but red flags in yiddish means that they could not feel the f

do you know that stalin he changed the day and year of his birth?rch where he was baptized recorded december 18, 1878. and its official date is december 21, 1879 and what is december 21, this is the astronomical birthday of the sun? that is the birth of a leader must compare with the birth of the sun. leave in thoughtless ribbons to hide from the rays of the black- burning stale luminary and become nothing to a moonless family, a draw, so that non-existence completely swallows you were or were not there, and the sum is all one alternation of raptures and oblivions in the ancient cemetery. where all bitter lust is buried the sun does not force us to do this and that, but it forces us to do something the state power must know about the state of the sun, at any given moment, before making this or that decision, the government needs cope with the state of the luminary. whether his face is honored or darkened. in 1927 in 1929, i assumed the onset of the maximum sun activity, according to my calculations, it is precisely in these years that very important

i am surprised that stalin died in 1953 god knows when there were people who were at all adults whenstalin died, there are practically none now , these people who are still there, they will be children then, but this magical event simply affects even our analytical abilities, we for some reason believe that here is putin, and it will be march of the 53rd year, and these heirs of his will come to the podium of the mausoleum they will say that now there will be a peaceful coexistence of peoples that it is putin himself who is evil and not the collective putin who surrounds him. immediately, but it was definitely an unchangeable evil for good, then we all saw the historical death of leonid brezhnev, which is much closer to us. it is certainly not putin, but this person led a war in afghanistan, and when she died, her successors were yuri andropov , konstantin chernenko, then mikhail gorbachev, for a long time this the war did not end, gorbachev nevertheless dared at some point during his tenure as the president of the russian union that at that time the head of the verkhovna rada, the h

means that there is something different and different - it is clear that khrushchev clearly said that stalin a thief and began a thaw , that is, people began to breathe more freely, a whole layer of the so-called sixties was formed, who, by the way, in 20 years will break through the reforms in gorbachev, gorbachev also gave people the opportunity to breathe more freely, that is, the loosening of the nuts began. it is obvious that anya khrushchev and anya gorbachev absolutely did not know what they were going to do with their course, for a change, they understood that changes were needed, i once wanted such changes in order to stay in power together with the party, yes there are no chenzosophenias, but you understand that clean air is harmful for this system, just when clean air rushes into such a suffocating atmosphere . it turns out that everything is pouring out. i would say with convulsive reforms i could have brought them to collapse earlier, they just did n't have time to get rid of gorbachev, i remember how they wanted to, i remember how at the last congress of the cpsu, i think i sto

did they talk about stalin ? they confessed that their parents were enemies.n they went to the funeral. thank you. for the fact that he killed his parents, this is the most tragic situation of 200,000 ukrainian children, we have to understand now they are in kindergartens or where they are, they are arranged with the letter z, they show dills and say you are well done, they are given the proportions of russia in their hands and this is what your future says a more cynical policy of destroying children's lives because they are simply deprived of their fate, this is no more disgusting, yes, i understood that when there is a military man, he is a combatant, you are the same as they fight, so they understand what they are leading to. and when professionally, what kind of state is this look, children's shelters, don't look at orphanages. yes, there is no such thing in the world. there are so many families. i want to take children. only in the soviet union, orphanages are filled in every city, in every district . the events there in the 14th year in donbas, not unti

historical figures in the history of modern russia because it was an alternative to soviet marshal stalinitarians and vlasta looks even more human with less blood on his hands than the winner in the second world war of generalism stalin so here is a question, so to speak, of the history of russian people, if it is told truthfully. so i understood it later. lithuania, latvia or poland can start from a simple matter. putin needs to mobilize a million people. he says so, this million will still be found even if they accept a certain number of people, say 100,000, this does not mean that putin will not be able to carry out the mobilization plan at the expense of other people, and maybe let those people who do not want to go there go to the armed forces, this can also be such a cynical calculation, but i apologize to the russians from the first day of the war. everyone said that this situation will definitely affect them, that they should not think that they can survive this period. well, how do you know , they didn't give any answer to this question, they always convinced that it was none of

at least during the period of stalin no, in fact. soviet communism was international; it proclaimed internationalism, behind which, in fact, stood the suppression of all national foundations, including russian ones, of course. here, in fact, is the basis for all this and the second language of the culture of the economy, and then the strange suppression of some regions, these are not all reduced to the economy in fact in fact, because the leaders of the soviet union abandoned brezhnev’s literature, as we suppressed it so much, that the national languages, many national languages, were actually formed during the soviet period, at least the writing of all this was included in the socialist camp of the violent as a result of actions following the results of the second world war. well, why do you say that? well, once again the formalchik was found included, but all countries. it is not true. yes, the votes were false. there were a lot of communists there among estonians, latvians, who were not seen in society even in the soviet union. i

stalin seventy stalin a. they really are. each other, these monumental, awe-inspiring buildings were built as a symbol of the new soviet russia, but with an obvious reference to our ancient history, according to stalin's idea, high-rise buildings were supposed to become a kind of continuation of the kremlin walls with towers, so the building project. mida is bispiel at first. caused bewilderment, the construction was handed over from the architect minkus. uh others architect, who successfully completed the uh. uh, the spire of the building was made of temporary materials and the building got the look that we now have, perhaps that is why the high-rise of us smolenskaya became the only family without a massive star on the spire. its main decoration is a giant coat of arms , a reinforced concrete symbol of the soviet union , located on three floors and occupies 144 m². the guys were walking. past the building, which is suddenly looking at the uprising square, stepan's beloved giants are talking in a famous children's poem, and

stalin didn’t like it so much that he personally finished it on the project . floors.o they live?

i was also at this meeting with historians, the conversation was about yes, stalin and , in fact, thed of his era and the beginning of stalin, there is a monument in the city of svisloch. you see, in fact, i agree with the president that everything in history must be approached quite thoughtfully, because if we start how we took a sword and let's cut down the commonwealth speech there it was under the poles , but this is belarusian history yes, under occupation, but our history. we must know this, you understand, and therefore stalin the monument was demolished there are no questions about who, how and why the state can be treated differently today, a schoolboy should understand. why in every belarusian city there is a street named after lenin and why his monuments are everywhere, because this person thanks to whom the first national state appeared, therefore it was also on the forum. and we would not forget that, so that this part of our country would not be discredited and the americans, the task is to discredit who it unites, it is necessary to restore the monument to stalin still

this is comrade stalin. is the most important in the ussr the best my hare and where is my dad? at the front in the middle of the blue sea there was a wonderful island krug lived a boy and a girl who wanted to see far countries they did not have a boat to travel. i imagine once a terrible cord rose up, the island broke away from the rock and swam. the girls began to think that it was strange, whom they so dream of, would just come out. well, there is nothing to fool the children. i'm going to read you another story. to my husband, mikhail verizhnikov, no. do you hear, listen? our cow recently gave birth to a calf. and seraphim took a walk as a visiting agronomist. mom mash wait. masha masha wait. there is no one, quieter hear. bad my husband and i, and daughters dreamed of lena wanted name. in honor of lenin in the mouth gone and me the nazis. he fights with others, i'm waiting at home, the universe and i write letters to you, i understand don't send them, although you misha won't receive them, and write eas

plan for the transformation of nature, for which he immediately received the stalin prize khrennikovposed a bright march with a chorus of artillerymen even earlier, stalin gave the order and was also encouraged these two composers still had biographies of igor's conservatory piano dulcimer. accordion, composer department , teacher of the course, who brought up a whole galaxy of belarusian composers anatoly vasilievich bogatyrev igor in minsk is closely. he is eager for an internship at the leningrad conservatory. there, the work of a young belarusian was struck by dmitry shostakovich genius dissuaded splinter from a career as an educator and directed you to a composer. but how can tikhon himself not get a horseradish from the composer of the songwriter ? experienced doctors of our country will tell. how to keep your health. if you are a beginner and you want to start just playing sports, then walking will definitely be the best for you. well, not just walking, but walking at an intense pace, they will give simple but effective recommendations. ah, champignons can be easily frozen, an

. >> mikael gorbachev, a member of a new generation, not the communist under stalin, more at technocratica man with ideas. and he did have ideas about how to change the soviet union, how to allow it develop and survive. openness. restructuring. glasnost gave people the opportunity to speak out, to talk about their society, talk about their leaders, to examine -- and this is very important -- the history of the soviet union, the horrors people endured under stalin, lenin. anchor: the iaea has been meeting the ukrainian president in kyiv, a delegation due to travel to the nuclear power plant. ukraine and russia have accused each other of selling around the facility, briefly knocked off-line last week. it has drawn concern about a potential disaster. the team has been given access to inspect the site. you can follow those stories on her website. i will be back in more news in half an hour on "al jazeera." , but next is "inside story." do stay with us. ♪ >> the shiite leader announces he is quitting politics, triggering protests and demands for new elections, but is there another reason? can