stalin speak to him again.ent of suspicion and distrust, determined at the same time. well, if you look at all the public speeches of your grandfather, at least those that are on the newsreel, well, he is a true stalin in a person, it seems that just put one of them on a real movie movie , one of your grandfather's speeches, to which a lot can be understood, how sincerely he speaks and became not including. we are now saying that everything was fine. well, of course, he had to, uh, that’s all, to say this in order not to sow some kind of into the party, so to say a split and, you know, i started talking about the fact that stalin, in general, was such a dry person , he never showed his mood, especially when he arrived. you that i remember, and what was not then? let's talk about this about your personal meeting with stalin. how do you remember him? and in general, is it really so that stalin could have something to do with the death of your grandfather, they descended a lot of legends for the first time in many

stalin did not forgive me accuracy.e thirties, there was an atmosphere of distrust and suspicion towards many chekists. mainly to senior officials not only of the central office, but also of the residency of the foreign department. behind the cordon they were accused of treason and subjected to repression. during 1938-39, almost all residents of the yen were recalled behind the cordon to moscow and many of them were persecuted. out of 450 full-time employees foreign intelligence by the middle of 1938, more than half of 275 people were repressed. some residents cut off communications and left on their own, without waiting for a call to the lubyanka. he can betray someone. the resident disappeared , contact with the gypsies collapsed, the channels for obtaining information collapsed, the works that had been built up for years, so the cambridge five in england and the red chapel in germany immediately raise security issues without contact with moscow. and what happened during the period when regular contacts were not maint

when did stalin die? he took and released from prisons all and not only those convicted under article 38 of political political convicts, but also criminals. and now we have a lot of those people who we saw with you against bendera in ukraine or in the baltic states, these pro-fascists. he let them all out of prison, and he had his own views. for the further development of our country. he advocated the unification of germany. so gorbachev's idea was not the first, and he had some elements of reform promoted a liberal character. well, there was already a political struggle inside. which he lost could be beria involved in the death of your grandfather. they didn’t have a conflict, but for some reason there was, of course, but there wasn’t any running in moscow then, but the fact that they weren’t friends is for sure. and once even a grandfather. eh, they argued with him somewhere, and somewhere, apparently, he was somewhere . in general, this was how it was done conflict, seriously arteke launched the tree.

kazakhstan in august 1953 was stalin's greeting already from the afterlife.be peoples died in march to me even in five months before the tests, but it was stalin's efforts that the world became bipolar, nuclear deterrence based on parity began to work. the nuclear program gave us nuclear energy in obninsk in 1954 the world's first soviet nuclear power plant was launched, the rocket program, this and mirny kosmos is a red project of a systemic nature approach to the soviet economy was bearing fruit, nuclear parity ruled out a direct attack on the ussr, therefore, a military confrontation between the united states and the west. we fought locally in different regions of the planet, clashes took place on the territories of countries liberated from foreign domination. the results were different korean war. ended in a draw vietnam a clean victory for the vietnamese communists and the ussr afghanistan and angulu. we left because by this time the political monopoly of the cpsu had lost its will and lost its goals. under brezhnev, but before the soviet union was to ha

i saw stalin once.s, endless street fights with a hacksaw often. when the character was all arrived, all very many died, drawn into the terminal, very many of my peers died. just got into it. nightmare criminal society, which during the war. it has grown. you see, it was in the city. more boys than men in moscow were named by more than men by war, and we determined our street life. we went out with my friend for life a wonderful great composer. we realized in time what? you can't write great music in a styrene cap and black boots, you can't play a role, here we are. i remember how one of our guys flew off the street alone. i said guys, boys, rather there and we ran with him. and we saw already surrounded by some of our stands. a guy of our age in military uniform and we looked at him. shocked dying of delight out of envy of him and he smiled and caught up with the cigarette smiled. when i smiled, all sorts of wrinkles scattered from the corner. i thought that a boy could not have such wrinkles, and only

joseph stalin in yalta said, referring to franklin roosevelt and winston churchill. yes, of course, as long as we are all alive, we are afraid. we will not allow anything dangerous differences between us we will not allow a new aggression against any of our countries, but it will take 10 years, maybe less years they will disappear, a new generation will come that has not gone through all that we have experienced, which for many questions will probably look differently than we what will then we seem to set ourselves the goal of securing peace. at least 50 years ahead, stalin wanted the best, but less than a year after the allied victory over germany , churchill's speech sounded in the american the town of futan on march 5, 1946, the official date of the announcement of the cold war against the ussr and soon the north atlantic alliance is being created military bloc nato founding countries usa great britain france italy portugal netherlands denmark norway belgium iceland luxembourg and canada in response to the new soviet leader nikita khrushchev creates his own defens

stalin was against it, but did not strongly contradict it. at the bolshoi theater, at the first congress of soviets, lenin was elected honorary chairman, but the leader of the world pretariat himself was not there. he had been here in gorki a week before with vladimir ilyich there was already a second stroke with paralysis of the right half of the body. lenin begged his secretary futia to give him the poison cyanide, potassium, as a measure of humanity with the same request, or did not turn to stalin, but stalin, in a strictly secret letter, soars the bureau, referred to the lack of forces to fulfill such a request of the egg, and was forced to abandon this mission, as no matter how humane and necessary it is. vladimir ilyich ulyanov lenin, the russian genius , the greatest figure of european civilization , managed to infect the masses with the idea of ​​justice, offering the dream of communism, was born in a family, employee in the city of simbirsk. now ulyanovsk is impressed by the execution of the terrorist brother alexander for attempting

action or far left stalinism action or far left stalinism similarities are obvious on both similarities are obvious on both similarities are obvious on both accounts putting things in stalin's accounts putting things in stalin's accounts putting things in stalin's terms he started the war under the terms he started the war under the terms he started the war under the banner of the notification of ukraine banner of the notification of ukraine banner of the notification of ukraine translated from russia's propaganda translated from russia's propaganda translated from russia's propaganda language it means the socialization the language it means the socialization the language it means the socialization the deformation of its social structure as a deformation of its social structure as a deformation of its social structure as a nation ukrainians must be turned into a nation ukrainians must be turned into a nation ukrainians must be turned into a formless entity that would serve the formless entity that would serve the formless entity that would serve the interests of the state just as the in

he was ready because stalin was people's commissar for nationalities.mission on education. ussr lenin open it. but he was stalin, he was in defective, because he, as it were, in soviet russia in the rsfsr, he fastened. ah, the republic, in fact. it was a new edition of, shall we say, the prison of the peoples, about which he was constantly talking. lenin well, in fact, it seems to me that this is not at all the case, because when stalin was preparing this project. he clearly explained that joining the rsr of these republics gives them everything, that is, national cultural autonomy, and the development of the science of culture, and, uh, internal politics, education is everything except that, in fact, defense is what these republics have long dreamed of without a sphere. they simply could not keep this defense; it showed, just a civil war. and here lenin, of course, but insisting on federalization project. he clearly foresaw one and the main thing, it seems to me, and, by the way, ioffe wrote about this, this was the deputy people's commissar for foreig

was lenin's successor and khrushchev was not stalin's successor ? the setting of long-term large-scale tasks on the basis of scientific calculation is a thing of the past instead of centralized system planning, chaos has come from the top in the governance of the country. now each enterprise had to develop a plan for itself, and at the top the sum of such plans was added up in the accounts, and in this way the plan of the country was drawn up. it means that big goals are no longer set, finished off the planned system of creating safarkhozes of territorial bodies that unite the management of various sectors of the national economy on the territory of the ussr, there are 105 economic administrative regions with helms, local economic councils. the heads of the economic councils empower, the ministerial farms, the enterprises they intend to do everything from planning to control, thus collapsing earlier. the created hierarchy in planning and setting tasks somehow becomes smaller. it is clear that the ussr as a huge the ship still retained inertia, but t

guest: stalin insisted the meeting between the big three, stalin, churchill, and was about that it be held in russia because he was terrified of being assassinated. he wanted on area where he could control it. there's no diaries or books like that about the reluctance. they did go. and stalin harangued and control the meetings. i went this territory and i want this. the russians and defeated the nazis and on and on and on and he finally got what he wanted which was control of eastern europe, hungary, czechoslovakia and other countries. that was churchill's first big mistake. allowing those countries to become enslaved by the soviet union. and joseph stalin. that was one big mistake. it was also an arduous trip for roosevelt. he was already a frail man. he was only in his 50's. the stress and strain of war and excessive smoking. he did not drink excessively. he had an old-fashioned or a manhattan drink after 5:00. i member one bio i read is to favor people were his two favorite cousins. he liked to gossip with them. you at all of these things up plus 11,000 arduous miles. by plane, boa

that is probably why he allowed himself to deny to stalin, who at that time was still gaining momentumfor himself, later, probably because of this very speech, frunze would mysteriously die, opening a list of strange deaths that happened to stalin's enemies, frunze spoke and he said that in his opinion, in fact, it was not his opinion lenin's opinion is that the text of this declaration still needs to be refined, that the union republics can still make some proposals there, and after discussion it will be adopted in the union republics at the second congress. less, however, in the previous version they signed the treaty on the formation of the ussr on december 30, 22nd. that is, it was an option that was to be supplemented by other participants. but the dictator stalin, of course, did not allow this, and six months later he formalized the approved documents into the constitution, which was already unanimously voted for. and when the representatives of the rus signed the final version of the union treaty here we were met with shocking news, for example, between states , a contract with

guest: stalin insisted the meeting between the big three, stalin, churchill, and was about that it be held in russia because he was terrified of being assassinated. he wanted on area where he could control it. there's no diaries or books like that about the reluctance. they did go. and stalin harangued and control the meetings. i went this territory and i want this. the russians and defeated the nazis and on and on and on and he finally got what he wanted which was control of eastern europe, hungary, czechoslovakia and other countries. that was churchill's first big mistake. allowing those countries to become enslaved by the soviet union. and joseph stalin. that was one big mistake. it was also an arduous trip for roosevelt. he was already a frail man. he was only in his 50's. the stress and strain of war and excessive smoking. he did not drink excessively. he had an old-fashioned or a manhattan drink after 5:00. i member one bio i read is to favor people were his two favorite cousins. he liked to gossip with them. you at all of these things up plus 11,000 arduous miles. by plane, boa

stalin the architect of the red project, the restoration of a single imperial space based on the riseo a high culture of secular faith in communism of systemic state administration economy, but it is in the cities the peasantry, the village lived a completely different life. rapid industrialization walked over peasant bones it is hard to imagine, but passports began to be issued to peasants in the countryside only in the mid- seventies under brezhnev. if you don't have a passport, then you can't leave your peasant village anywhere. thus, a kind of soviet serfdom was tied to the ground, despite the crossed hammer. soviet symbol of the unity of workers and peasants peasants. for the red project. always been a less valuable class prone to private ownership, as opposed to the working proletariat. and in the countryside, continuous experiments already in the twenty-eighth year, forced collectivization all year, all the equipment and the peasants themselves, all the land, it was decided to unite into collective farms, collective farms or state farms soviet farms in collective farms property

it was lenin who insisted on the free exit, stalin was against it, but strong. at the bolshoi theaterfirst congress councils, but the leader himself was not here in gorki, lenin begged his secretary futia to give him cyanide poison, potassium, as a measure of humanity, lenin turned to stalin with the same request, but stalin in a strictly secret letter, the politburo referred to a lack of strength for fulfillment of such a request by ilyich and is forced to abandon this mission, no matter how humane and necessary vladimir ilyich ulyanovsk genius, the greatest figure in european civilization. siberian now ulyanovsk impressed by the execution of brother alexander terrorist for the attempt on the emperor, the lawyer independently studied the philosophy of economics according to marx, as he himself said in a different way, having overcome the russian tradition, the tsar of the assassination created a new party, such as the order of the sword. centralization conspiracy and military discipline. in each party cell , the largest revolutionary thinkers theorists, at the same time, resolute in

uniform - this is stalin, it is so similar to russian, it is similar to france with those with standsigns were applied to the collar, but you see such eyes, there are little birds like that on the chest, too. well, here it is also similar to stalin's, but there is a certain similarity to the nazi firm is, in any case, a form of aggressors. but putin is the one who addresses the matter, he awarded them there. and here he says this phrase that the family is the people. i remember the year 45, when stalin addressed the citizens of the soviet union after how he is there he spent two weeks in his dacha, or is he in kuntseva, or where did he sit there, well, in any case, we are in kunso, he sat for two weeks and could not get out of there, either he was scared or in shock from something, from something that i i hope that they that you see and hear me yes i continued to you now the light will appear no and then the old man turned to er to the population to the citizens of the soviet union understanding that there is a war that it must be waged somehow he then said this he turned to people w

the form is stalin, it looks like france with those with stand-up collars, there were also signs on such eyes, there are little birds on their chests, too. well, here it is also similar to stalin’s, but there is a certain similarity to the nazi firm, in any case, this is the form of aggressors but putin - he is referring to the fact that he awarded them there. and now he says this phrase that the family is people. i remember the year 45. when stalin addressed the citizens of the soviet union after he had spent two weeks there in at his dacha, is he there in kuntsevicha, where is he there? sat, well, in any case, we function, he sat for two weeks, could not get out of there, or scared , or in shock from that, from that, i hope that they would me, uh, you see and hear me, yes, then i will continue now the light will not appear, and then the old man turned to the population to the citizens of the soviet union, understanding that there was a war, that it had to be waged somehow. he then said this. he turned to the people whom he threw into prisons, shot, purged, the holodomor, the camps

and how did such a gigantic country of the bolsheviks turn out lenin stalin used the model created before them. this is the largest mainland power, a single piece of land inhabited by different peoples for centuries. they were united by passionate russians exactly at the time when the predatory powers of western europe seized overseas oceanic colonies, the geographical discoveries of europeans, turned into disasters for the peoples of other continents, without stopping between their own wars between themselves spaniards, portuguese , english, french, dutch, belgians, according to lee , to conquer colonies overseas europeans went to export resources to use slave labor at the heart of the ideology of superiority , it was racism that justified the destruction of those peoples of the planet who could not oppose military equipment to the invaders. perhaps the most striking example of predatory capitalism is what britain did to india as its colony in our years, the indians have calculated the damage of 45 trillion dollars in current prices, industrial. the revolution in england was brought abou

here is kalinin stalin rykov but the full number of those who signed this historical document is stilln, 100 people signed the agreement, but historians are confident can identify about half of the names of the only artistic canvas dedicated to events. december 30th. 22 years also does not answer the questions in the picture. we can, unfortunately, identify, well, not all kalinin joseph stalin, but the mythinza felix dzerzhinsky grigory ordzhonikidze kliment rashilov, i hope for krupskaya lenin was already seriously ill and representatives of the national republics were not present at the congress. the artist has depicted on the big stage on the left someone who was rhythmic in the thirties. and so the left side of the picture. although the faces of these characters. we can look good, but uh with difficulty. you can identify someone specific today. it's kind of a collective image. yes, it is possible that this is a collective image. when the country was in a hurry to live without looking back, turning the pages of history, the rapid development of the union republics began, industriali

approved by stalin himself in memory of this in archival documents.ame is a line made by himself. they say he did not sign in all states and the ink line was enough, to breathe new life into the former military factory. the most interesting. look, the personnel department imagined how the enterprise was completely destroyed; there was nowhere to take workers to the plant; in the field there was just a table where the workers of the enterprise were received. here, under stalin, the installation of the first personnel department. there is also the first register of personnel work, the first person. it was easier at the enterprise by profession to cook yevgeny arkadyevich at the minsk tractor plant, dear person. he worked here for 52 whole years and continues to work for the benefit of the production that has already become native, when i came to the blacksmith shop i was seduced by this profession, i was immediately appointed a blacksmith for punchers. i worked for 23 years in the blacksmith shop on a five-ton hammer and for 27 years i was the chairman

what made you different from russians for stalin? other peoples were actually destroyed. were similar to volodymyr of kazakhstan, he was aimed at ukrainian communities and kazakhs because these were all undesirable elements for the colonizers and they did not believe in it, now they are looking through the option of putin's actions they are beginning to understand that these optics have continuity, that is, these historical facts that seemed unconvincing, even though they were even valuable by well-known authoritative historians , are now becoming convincing through the optics of modern reality, and we tried to explain it to them for years, they simply could not understand why the russians needed it. - first of all, you don't need to explain, now you can see why you are when the president of russia does not remove stalin and this is how we define this structure of theirs, let them all take a breather there well, so now it is clear that i could not say but i would like to say that stalin. if he was asked , he then repeated the story of stalin and thereby helped us at least

it seemed that he trusted stalin more than churchill.d at his sworn class enemies. how easily they, moving matches around the map, ceded to him poland, half of germany, czechoslovakia, hungary, romania, bulgaria, the kuriles, how they resignedly agreed to the deportation of temporarily displaced persons to the ussr, although it was understandable. what fate awaited in their homeland, these 3 1/2 million people, some tension arose only when stalin firmly declared that soon there would not be a single one left in silesia german. well, we decided to ignore it. only at the end of the meeting, churchill suggested that roosevelt extend a hand to the russians closer to the east. well, the american president waved it off and said that by doing so we could show distrust in our friend and alliance. and then shcherbatov stroganov realized that stalin did not count on such an easy victory. he prepared for difficult negotiations and, with ostentatious cordiality, tried to soften the position of the allies in the palace, sumptuous lunches and dinners

he reported stalin personally, our pre-war developments can give even better results than the americans know about your work. what matters now is a very quick result. if the high-voltage pulse accelerator is located outside the charge, yes, but this would require placing an entire power plant on the bomb. i 'll think about how to do it. think in your free time. well, of course, of course, now it is important to calculate the shock waves and we need to deal with convergent spherical detonation, just on this topic we have no information from intelligence. consider i'm starting from scratch, don't say, don't say, rather continue. and i already have some ideas about this, right? i saw that he worked day and night, writing down something in his notebook all the time, when i looked, i didn’t understand anything, only formulas and unfamiliar words zeldovich. i knew that few people understand their nuclear physics and even used it. this is our laboratory, in which we conduct the bulk of our experiments and equipment. here the good modern is not worse than. abroad so here we put leaves made from

yes, here is stalin. we have in some in the village, something else is thrown with such words, although stalingrad is probably still far away, but then it will be, and it will be, and it will be. poor, and here's what uh the president said today about interaction. here is the unity of the people and the army, so to speak, what you emphasized. what should you listen to? and it 's important here too. uh. i think now a lot of different truth-tellers will start to speak. you see, the president said, so let's criticize, as we criticized there, but we don't need criticism here, in this case, we i still need some constructive help. here, i'll give an example of what i mean , and how i understood the president. here in 2.0005 they came out to me very actively. uh, it means that people are engineers who made our domestic drones here. and they were unique things. they made such drones. why did they enter 1970 in the house of pioneers in the modeling circle this is 7 years old. it's not not not comic stuff they are

stalin did not do this. now now, back to stalin, i will say specifically. position, so the situation is her cattle. eh, i knew, of course, in soviet times. there , through a lot of books through journalism, and when gorbachev took out this special folder there, as he said, everything is written there and so on. i'm there and it's ours. well, as the poles and the west are exploiting this topic, right now, at the moment, i want more and more sensations. what's in the kitten? we killed those polish officers. it’s clear that i mean that , of course, we didn’t have any special starvation about the holodomor, and the ukrainians didn’t have a lot of evidence for this , numbers and everything else, and the famine was, of course, seized what they called surpluses for now and so that sell to the west, and for the industrialization of the previous year, this is all was, so here you need uh that tragedy and uh, positive negative in the great story can not be, only uh, everything positive this story of the garden of eden. there is something in this spirit, there must be

the stalin park is 7 years younger than the nesvizh park.its area has halved to 23 hectares. but once it was as much as 50 times, and the war redrawn its appearance on its own, they looked like that during the first world war they were the first to accept it. centuries-old oaks were blown upon themselves, they were mercilessly cut down, only a few survived. the huge oak resembles a fiasco greatness in the table. they even tell me that thanks to this tree one can acquire masculine strength , for this it is enough to take off one's shoes and stand near him, back with us women is more and more difficult to fulfill their desires. we'll have to find a birch or mountain ash. by the way, this large oak tree stands in front of the place where the architectural structure once flaunted today, mankovichi park, a natural monument of republican significance, has been protected by the state since its laying. more than 130 years have passed, but the top natural charm is still preserved here. then i liked the nesvizh book. and women's intuition did not fail

an important point, stalin was lenin's successor and khrushchev was not stalin's successor. staging long-termientific calculation are becoming a thing of the past instead of centralized system planning, chaos has come from above in governing the country. now each enterprise had to develop a plan for itself, and at the top the sum of such plans was added up in the accounts, and in this way the plan of the country was drawn up. this means that big goals are no longer being set, and the planned system for the creation of sevnarkhozes of territorial bodies, uniting the management of different ones, has been achieved.

now come to know in terms of what stalin was doing to his people and how horrible, frankly stalin was. he had met him and interviewed him. but and i think later in 1945, when all of came about, he regretted that he had written such a glowing report on the soviet union. and i think that's one reason he became a real cold, because he the more he found out about what was really going on in the soviet union, the more he recognized. in fact, in his book in 1942, he said, don't think the soviet union after the war is to want to invade eastern europe, do any of that? they have too many internal problems. so he was wrong he was wrong about that. he felt bad about that. and i think but, you know, as as time went on, he joined the acheson's and he was very much recognized that the russians were a problem and he you know, was honest about that. and in 1949, he actually wrote article for life magazine in which he said that the germans, they invaded ukraine. if they had accepted the help of the ukrainians who hated the soviets, then the germans could have really gone in. but hitler wouldn't do tha

uh, in the fiftieth year, some cameramen received the stalin prize, and now part of the boxes was notfilm, and it was put in special storage, as it was then supposed, but after stalin's death it was generally removed to distant shelves. and for some time they even forgot about its existence, when 200 boxes of such an archive fell into the hands of journalists. all-russian state television and radio broadcasting company (vgtrk) decided to shoot the film immediately, now it is a six-episode film, which was enthusiastically received by both the russian and chinese audiences, and the friendship award was another confirmation of the success of the joint work. it's really. e, the highest assessment is this assessment of the relations between our two countries, the assessment of the relations of our e leaders, who set the director of the relations of the people 's republic of china of russia in general and unconditionally. these are our two biggest pivotal companies. and during this time we have done a lot. i hope to do more in the future. there are indeed many plans for the future. tem more

, and here stalin is alive and healthy, he is 70 years old.l, that is also why it was 73 when he died, but then medicine was different and stalin too. i apologize, he was a professional revolutionary in me professional, did he rob banks and not hang out in cultural centers in his youth, of course there is a question . to strategically weaken russia and play for a very, very gradual increase in interest rates , i.e., a gradual reset of all of this. i still do not see in a large part of the west and in europe, in the united states in particular, the desire and , most importantly, the willingness to raise rates because they are afraid of putin, but they are even more afraid of russia, which will uncontrollably reboot into another reality, and in which reality, and this actually remains the biggest unknown unknown. what do you think, in principle, because in the meaning of being in the ukrainian capital in victoria nuland, the representative of the public sector of the united states is also such a long visit. a new security standard for american o

their familiar friends were taken away today, er, because they also all come very, very early in stalin's, and then on 08.09 in the morning , the list of detainees is published, they go through, sometimes come to one city in bratslav and they immediately detain dozens of people in one place, then these policemen move to another city, there they detain everyone, check their phones, someone is released, someone is given years in prison, just such and such groups, such purges across the country in state institutions of independents, now they have started an employee in state enterprises check and arrest simply the system is destroying itself but simply at such a great cost to our independence and society in the last 9 months, in the last let's say 298 but it seems like days already ukrainian ukrainian foreign policy has undergone very serious changes in the cardinal directions. and if it concerns this according to the northern direction, that is, now no one needs to prove that russia is an enemy, we boldly admit to ourselves, for example, not because of belonging to the republic of ichkeria,

as his colleague, well, of course, putin putin is stalin’s physical colleague, respectively, i have he considers this book, but two tyrants, as soon as there written and sees putin in the face. putin , respectively, who is zelensky's opponent. putin understands the matter, right? and i begin to shudder. under this why flinch? and zelensky is also a producer and talented, he worked and earned the first money a lot of money, as a producer, he was a brilliant producer of several dozen films, and mahina, uh, the ninety- fifth quarter worked very simply when the slate brothers said that let's make funny stories. we really take stories. we do take materials. if the materials to us we need to pay money. it was the competition and the ninety-fifth quarter. worked successfully worked successfully as a female producer and the ninety-fifth quarter. and what i see today is the producer zelensky , who is mfa himself with this uh-huh he and his team. i don't know if broadcasters or others are investing in the development of this, they showed these two actors from the ninety-fifth quarter who reco

stalin, this is what he said, i always thought that democracy is the power of the people, but comradeearly explain that democracy is the power of the american people. these are fragments from the transmission of besogon, if god is for us, who is against us. it is interesting that even the deputy of europe from the irish authorities paid attention to the fact that europe is stupidly spreading, european economies are being destroyed by sanctions choose winter plants. the russians are laughing at us, the americans are laughing at us. i don't blame them, because when europe decided to go to war, it ended up stepping on its own throat, and then there was a law to reduce inflation, the last us blow to europe, which they know is bleeding. so many like-minded partners for our partners. they do everything that america usually does first of all like this. they do business, but how they respond. yes, we are too busy shooting ourselves after failing to end the war while making energy us, dependent on war, the only winner is world capital, ordinary people always lose, you need to remember this. th

pruden, stalin. stalin rather than pruden. i had mao in my head. i was in the wrong era.but traditionally one argument that used to be made in contrasting stalin and mao, pruden and mao was whereas russia had a doctrine of global revolution and therefore was ideologically committed to spreading trouble abroad china does not. and now we are in a moment where china asked's willingness is qualified by being more dominant in the region. do you agree that that was a valid ideological distinction to make during the cold war? how do you see that now? >> it was partly that. i don't entirely agree because mao's china as a revolutionary beacon to the rest of the world to inspire revolution, that is not the same as the network of powerful communist parties which the russians have. it wasn't black and white. what you just said about geopolitical shifts, we are all talking about china, me about russia, you about india, there's a broader picture. we have entered a period where the geopolitical givens of the last 30 years are changing and we are going into uncharted waters. part of the

and now zelensky sees his colleague in stalin.ysical colleague stalin, respectively, i have a question. and how does zelensky see himself if he reads this book, and two tyrants, as soon as it is written there and sees putin in the face of the path, you inherited stalin, that is, respectively, who he whom zelensky sees himself as opponents became an adversary. putin understands, right? and i begin to shudder. under this why flinch? and zelensky is also a producer and talented, he worked and earned the first money a lot of money, as a producer, he was the general producer of several dozen films, and maxim, uh, the ninety-fifth quarter worked very simply when the slate brothers they said that let's make funny stories. we really take stories. we do take materials. if we need materials, we pay money. it was the competition and the ninety- fifth quarter. he worked successfully worked successfully zelensky as the ninety-fifth quarter was born. and what i see today is the producer zelensky, who is mfa himself with this uh-huh he and his t

sorry, putin's stalin. freudian stalin rather than putin. had married in my head, so is in the wrong era? yeah, but you know, traditionally one argument that used to be made in contrasting and stalin and mao not putin in my was that you know whereas russia had a doctrine of global revolution and therefore was sort of ideologically committed to spreading trouble abroad, china did not. and and now we're in a moment where china's willingness to kind of focus internally appears to have evaporated or at least it's by the desire to be more but dominant in the region. and so, first of all, do you agree that that was a valid ideological distinction to make during the cold war? and how do you see that now? well, i think it was partly valid i don't entirely agree because my saw china very much as a kind of revolutionary beacon beaming out to the rest of the world that would inspire revolution everywhere else. now, that's not the same as having the comintern, the common form and world network, quite powerful communist parties, which the russians had, b

guest: stalin insisted the meeting between the big three, stalin, churchill, and was about that it beeld in russia because he was terrified of being assassinated. he wanted on area where he could control it. there's no diaries or books like that about the reluctance. they did go. and stalin harangued and control the meetings. i went this territory and i want this. the russians and defeated the nazis and on and on and on and he finally got what he wanted which was control of eastern europe, hungary, czechoslovakia and other countries. that was churchill's first big mistake. allowing those countries to become enslaved by the soviet union. and joseph stalin. that was one big mistake. it was also an arduous trip for roosevelt. he was already a frail man. he was only in his 50's. the stress and strain of war and excessive smoking. he did not drink excessively. he had an old-fashioned or a manhattan drink after 5:00. i member one bio i read is to favor people were his two favorite cousins. he liked to gossip with them. you at all of these things up plus 11,000 arduous miles. by plane, boat

in fate, the filter would not have attacked the soviet union, because stalin returned to finland, just as putin returned to ukraine, and we do not know what happened in this area. that is, you understand the question it's not really about territorial sacrifices i keep trying to explain it and it needs to be explained to the people who introduce it it's not like you can put something in the mouth of the beast and it will calm down the question here i agree with henry kissing i don't agree with the fact that putin will agree with some kind of line on february 24, but i agree that the question lies in security guarantees in nato, if we join nato and have security guarantees for our entire territory that we control, then the territory that is internationally recognized and controlled by us return is by and large a matter of time and diplomacy, not a military solution with another russia in putin's style, we are already talking as a country, as members of the european union, as a member of nato, and we ask this russia a question. please tell me , do you want to be part of the civilized worl

we can, unfortunately, identify, well, not all kalinin joseph stalin and the mythologist frunze felixinsky grigory ordzhonikidze klimentov on krupskaya lenin was already seriously ill and representatives of the national republics were not present at the congress. the artist depicted on the stage a large left someone who was repressed in the thirties. and so the left side of the picture. although the faces of these characters. we can look good, but uh with difficulty. can you identify someone in particular? today. it's kind of a collective image. yes, it is possible that this is a collective image. then the country was in a hurry to live without looking back, turning the pages of history, the rapid development of the union republics began, the industrialization of science education, by the way, ukraine turned out to be one of the main beneficiaries of the soviet era, its territory increased one and a half times and the population doubled. and how much effort was invested in the development of central asia there is such a funny joke, which i often repeat about how russians broke into pe

repulse zhukov's note to stalin the enemy does not reach the goal stunned it's time to go on the offensive december powerful blows throughout the nazis fled the front line, under the cannonade of our guns and one of the most formidable was the most endearing nickname for katyushin by the germans, they were called stalin's organ.

over russia and its people, i'm thinking maybe things haven't changed so very much from the age of stalintreme authoritarianism. so i'm just wondering whether you feel there is any hope right now for a different sort of russia, a russia that recognises the need for a strong civil society, independentjudiciary, the rule of law, all the things that memorial wants to see. do you have any faith at all that they can be achieved in your lifetime? yan rachinsky, i thank you very much for joining me on hardtalk. thank you. spasibo vam. hello. it's been a wintry weekend with many places struggling to get above freezing during the days, and we've seen some heavy snowfall for several areas. this is picture taken in gillingham in kent before the sun went down on sunday. so, there's been plenty of heavy snowfall, around 10cm in places. now, over the next few days, things are staying cold and we've got wintry hazards such as snow showers, ice stretches and freezing fog. overnight, this snowfall is pushing across the likes of east london, essex, up towards norfolk, even as far as lincolnshire. so, 2—10c

over russia and its people, i'm thinking maybe things haven't changed so very much from the age of stalintreme authoritarianism. so i'm just wondering whether you feel there is any hope right now for a different sort of russia, a russia that recognises the need for a strong civil society, independentjudiciary, the rule of law, all the things that memorial wants to see. do you have any faith at all that they can be achieved in your lifetime? yan rachinsky, i thank you very much for joining me on hardtalk. thank you. spasibo vam. hello there. for many of us, the cold weather is going to last for the rest of this week, and we had some sunshine on monday, but it was a fairly cold start to the day. temperatures here got down to —15.7, this is the lowest temperature recorded in the uk for over a year. and after such a cold start to the day, temperatures only got up to —9 in braemar, that made it the coldest day for over a decade according to professional data from the met office. the cold weather has been brought in by an area of high pressure over greenland. that's losing its grip, and as we h

, we report to you comrade stalin that through the efforts of a large 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 ussr 170 km west of the city of semipalatinsk at a specially built and equipped experimental site for the first time in the ussr, an explosion of an atomic bomb was received, exceptional in its destructive power and affecting syria. comrades report signatures. they divulge information about the test was 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, tass from a french press review of the unit thus 2 years after molotov declared that the secret of the atomic bomb no longer exists. roman had to admit it. don't you understand that this is not the end? it's not fun at a