stalin continued. how the soviet people, who have lost millions of their sons and daughters, should feel about all this. it is clear that he could not forgive this, because in this case he was dealing not with tatars, with nationalists, traitors to the soviet homeland, with people who betrayed their common homeland to the soviet union. so what were we supposed to do? june 10, moscow, kremlin, basements of a large palace, archive of the party control committee of the central committee of the all-russian communist party of belarus, low, stacked basement room, along the walls of which there are cabinets with questionnaires, in the middle there is a long table, brightly lit, shining from the ceiling, with a lamp with a tin shade, in the room are stalin and mehlis. molotov, vyacheslav mikhailovich, began to mechlet. usichev is the main thing. smart, good performer, always second. in this capacity he is irreplaceable. beria, lavrentiy palovich, is incredibly efficient, incredibly ambitious, and an excellent

stalin asked.my opinion about zhukov, he has many shortcomings, he likes to take credit for the merits of others, he has made mistakes more than once during military operations, but it is difficult to imagine that georgy konstantinovich took the path of anti-state activity. at all. i have known zhukov for a long time, rakosovsky said, it happened that we argued heatedly, but can this letter be trusted? at one time i was also imprisoned for mistakes in organizing maneuvers, but accused of sabotage and espionage? i know how such testimony is extracted, over to you, comrade fishing, stalin stopped next to the marshal, i didn’t... “i have always honestly served the party and our homeland,” zhukov answered, and i am not involved in any conspiracy, i kindly ask you to find out if under what circumstances was testimony obtained from novikov, i personally know novikov and i am convinced that someone forced him to write a lie. stalin looked him intently in the eyes, tell me, comrade zhyukov, why do you need

stalin addressed those present.from the former air force commander, novikov. please speak out. can i go up with a local? against the soviet state, stalin continued walking, then stopped, enough, comrade marinkov, word to comrade konev, konev started slowly, georgy konstantinovich, a difficult person, with a temper, he can offend in vain, and loves flattery, but to speak out against the soviet regime, it doesn’t fit in my head , what do you say , comrade vasilevsky. comrade stalin, you know my opinion about zhukov, he has many shortcomings, he likes to take credit for the merits of others, he has made mistakes more than once during military operations, but it is difficult to imagine that georgy konstantinovich stood up on the path of anti-state activities. what is your opinion, kosovsky? “i have known zhukov for a long time,” rakosovsky said. it happened that we argued heatedly, however. can this letter be trusted? at one time i was also imprisoned for mistakes in organizing maneuvers, but i was accused of non-verifi

stalin continued.attack on us by the fact that the russians, these are subhumans who... without their germans , the leadership will disappear, it’s in the germans’ blood, but what about the germans, this racism is in the blood of all of europe, he paused, in the first world war the germans surrendered, when the british and french had not yet set foot on german soil, now they are fighting, why are the germans afraid. therefore, berlin will take bugs and horses. germany, zseelow heights. the floodplain of the oder river was covered with predawn fog. zhukov looked at his watch; it was exactly 5 o’clock moscow time and 3 o’clock berlin time. the whole place was already lit up brightly, thousands were ringing into the air rockets of different colors, at this signal , 43 searchlights flashed, located every 200 m. a moment later , a powerful scream came from all sides, towards berlin, hundreds of attack aircraft were constantly flying overhead, regiments flew a little higher, heavy bomber aircraft, but the pr

not me, comrade stalin, answered berya. stalin grinned and looked at the appraiser.e to crow three times. do you remember gospel? i remember, berry answered. vannikov is exceptionally energetic and morbidly ambitious, stalin continued. if we promise him another title of hero, he will dig his nose into the ground. and in this case , only such performers are needed. he paused, and then got tired and said. all. having gathered the people, a resolution on the creation of a special committee is ready, you become the head of the nuclear state in the state. august 9, 1945 , atomic bomb explosion in nagasaki. washington, white house, oval office. in front of the president sitting at the table. truman, chief of the united states joint intelligence committee. according to document j.329, dated november 3, prepared by us , the head of the committee reported, there are 20 urban areas recommended as the most suitable targets for strikes using atomic weapons. moscow, gorky, kuibyshev, sverlovsk, novosibirs, omsk, saratov. kazan, leningrad, baku, tashken, chelyabinsk, nizhny tagil,

stalin looked at zhukov.an tell us that i, comrade stalin, have nothing to justify. “i have always honestly served the party and our homeland,” zhukov answered. and i am not involved in any conspiracy. i kindly ask you to find out under what circumstances the testimony was received from novikov. me personally. “tell me, comrade zhukov, why do you need 15 accordions, i’ll hand over everything,” answered zhjukov. stalin was silent and after a pause said: “still , you, comrade zhukov, will have to leave for a while.” standing next to the grave, stalin throws the mountain from the ground into grave, marble is visible on the wall board with the inscription, in gold letters, mikhail ivanovich kalinin. stalin turns and walks along the kremlin wall, molotov walks next to him, followed by the rest of the government. stalin looks at voznesensky walking ahead, we need to prepare a shift, vyacheslav. voznesensky, he could have headed the council of ministers, during the war voznesensky did a good job, replacing me in kui

yes, and stalin.people's commissar for foreign affairs, you ordered the borders of soviet ukraine to be agreed upon by treaties, i cannot do this, the president of czechoslovakia benes refused the sudeten regions of slovakia offered to him, but demands from us the transcarpathian ukraine, he calls it sub-carpathian russia, stalin chuckled, why is benesh abandoning the suden region today? if they are shitting on the russian brother's head, so comrade kornichuk continued stalin, the point is not that you are a playwright, the point is that you are not behaving the way an older brother should behave, tell mr. benush that if he does not sign our version of borders, he may not get home, diplomatically convey the explosion of an atomic bomb in kiroshima on august 6, 1945. stalin stands at the window, looking out. falling dusk went beria, what's wrong the americans showed us that they also have a bomb. and the determination to apply it too, you, lavrenti, need to get down to business, said stalin. “i’m ready

stalin looked at him silently.merzh abakumov, he reports into the night. from january 8 to 9 of this year , a secret search was carried out at zhukov’s dacha, located in the village of rublevo near moscow. as a result of the search, it was discovered that two rooms and a dacha had been turned into a warehouse, where a huge amount of various kinds of goods and valuables are stored, for example, woolen fabrics, silk, brocade, velvet and other materials, over four in total. within a total of 55 pieces, partially stored in the warehouse. stalin walks around the office, looking at old military maps with offensive arrows drawn on them lying on the tables and sofas. continue, expensive sets, tableware and teaware, seven boxes - continued abakuma. soviet books, but in the bookcases there are a large number of books in beautiful bound in gold embossing, exclusively in german. stalin looks at the map, the plan for the berlin operation of the first belarusian front, and without looking at bakumov, says: go. moscow, kremlin, c

, stalin said after a pause. him alive without telling anyone yet. said: ask, the ukrainian playwright kornichuk entered the office, that is, stalin, i am a playwright, worthless drug addict's deputy. strange things, you ordered the borders of soviet ukraine to be agreed upon by treaties, i cannot do this, the president of czechoslovakia beneš refuses the sudeten regions of czechoslovakia offered to him, but demands transcarpathian ukraine from us, he calls it subcarpathian russia, stalin chuckled, why is beneš refusing the sudeten regions today regions, because they are former german. on his head, so comrade kornyachuk continued stalin. it's not that you're a playwright, it's that you're not behaving as you should. behave like an older brother. tell mr. benushev that if he does not sign our version of the borders, he may not get there. home, diplomatically pass it on. august 6, 1945, atomic bomb explosion in jeroshima. stalin stands at the window, looking out into the approaching twilight. the run began. well, t

continue stalin?lity, but we are also guided by morality socialist. besides... “our soldiers who returned from the war would hardly live peacefully next to people who simply shot at them, that’s why the government made such a decision, it is non-cruel, fair, stalin concluded, well, voznesensky betrayed his homeland, he noted molotov, so the punishment will be easier, stalin explained, and voznesensky, let him think”: why are you rivals, beria and marinkov became members of the politburo, but he did not. june 10, moscow, kremlin, basements of the grand palace, archive of the party control committee of the central committee vkpb, a low-level basement room, along the walls of which there are cabinets with questionnaires, in the middle there is a long table, brightly lit, shining from the ceiling, by a lamp with a tin shade. beria, lavrentiy pavelich, is incredibly efficient, incredibly ambitious, an excellent organizer, strives for first roles. but is not critical of himself. khrushchev, nikita sergeevic

stalin.o he went to moscow. the conversation with stalin was harsh, and stalin posed a question: very offensive for churchel, he asked why the british are so afraid to fight, we accept as a fact that we will have to fight alone in 1942. november 30, 1943 at the tehran conference, churchel everything i was still trying to avoid specific obligations on the issue of opening a second front, but came across stalin’s tough position. turning to molotov, he said: “apparently, we are here.” there is nothing to do, we have a lot to do at the front. even then it was clear that it was impossible to defeat germany without advice. the opening of a second front, after the tehran conference, was announced in may 1944, but it was not opened in may. if until the forty -second year for us it was a matter of surviving, that’s why we... really needed the second front was highly anticipated for its opening, but after stalingrad it was already clear that we would survive, so the second front was needed in order to

stalin treated his grandfather with great respect, stalin’s lifetime biography of 1953, he was one ofendary commanders indicates the surname malinin. the plan was bold, but the main question was how to ensure the interaction of troops and create operationally effective command and control. in conditions of complex terrain of wooded and swampy terrain, this is not mentioned in military textbooks wrote. the front command presented convincing arguments about the feasibility of the proposed plan. well, here stalin again showed his such qualities, he weighed everything, so to speak, realized that the perseverance of the front commander shows that the operation was worked out very carefully, and one can hope for great success. ikonev and rokosovsky, after thinking carefully in the next room, confirmed the correctness of the decisions made. carrying out two strikes in the lviv-sandomierz direction, one from lutsk, the other ravo-russky district, and two equal in strength converging blows in the bobruisk direction. there is such a true story, it was told by stalin’s personal secretary in skre

i think stalin also, he's prepared. give north korea the go ahead, but he doesn't want that war, an escalating into war between the united states and the soviet union. that's where i think mao comes in and plays a role. so if the war goes badly for north korea, it's going to be china, not the soviet union is directly in the firing line, which course is what happens in october-november. so china in that sense or deserves that function, helps to keep the war limited. we don't end up with a soviet us world war three, 1950 or 51. let's our panelists.

grigorievna, after meetings, had the opportunity to work with documents, the situation is under stalin’sersonal control, on many issues his direct orders: urgently, take action immediately, but the main thing remained preparation for the people's assembly of western belarus. it began its work on october 28, 1939 in bialystok. on october 28, 1939, he was especially focused on his work, it seemed that everything was known to the smallest detail, but now the assignment was of particular importance, it was necessary to complete portraits of honored guests, members of the presidium of the people's assembly of western belarus, and these were entirely famous and respected people of the country. meticulously examining the portraits made of members of the belarusian leadership, he now hung them out to dry. elya was clearly pleased with himself. history, he already imagined how solemnly the national assembly was held in bialystok and how many famous people there were now. elya, of course, could not imagine what was behind the scenes. but there were also unexpected moments that remained in history

stalin and suggested to him that stalin declare a general mobilization and launched a propaganda campaignthe soviet union in supporting czechoslovakia are extremely serious. however, stalin refused to do this, remembering that during the first world war , the mobilization carried out by russia became a pretext for declaring war on it. stalin did not want an armed conflict in this situation and refused litvinov’s proposal, although at the same time he announced a hidden mobilization. it became obvious that the policy of the people's commissar for foreign affairs of litvinov. by the collective security organization was unable to prevent the impending war. by the thirty-ninth year, litviny’s position had seriously weakened and he was dismissed and ceased active political activity. on may 3, 1939, litvinov was replaced at his post by the head of the soviet government, chairman of the council of people's commissars, vyacheslav molotov. he led foreign policy. first as people's commissar, when ministries appeared, he became minister of foreign affairs from 1939 to 1949, 10 years in a row, and th

and you can go back you can go back to stalin. stalin's vision of the postwar world, which was supposed to be based on some kind of a great. and you, norman, you have written extensively about this. you know about this very well. and and. at the same time. you later soviet leaders as well for sure creation of the also treasured this of being seen as american pardon the same time this is not the only thing that you domestic legitimacy because you can equally be as the chief adversary of the united states and that also has a legitimating aspect consider this you know if america recognizes us their main enemy. that means your important. that means you're important and you can project that image of importance to your allies, to your clients, to your domestic audience, and so on and so forth. and they'll give you i'll give you an example of this. actually, i will. i will give you a few examples from the book, which i think are interesting, but starting from this country addiction and what the soviets trying to project, there's a fantas

it, no need, yes, you know, about stalin, it’s very interesting, because stalin is at night.. . listened exotic cities, he served monto with him, that is. it was an exotic world that stalin never knew, the lelovs he definitely didn’t see blacks, let’s remember bananas in lemon singapore, while understanding that there is one thing, in my opinion, there are no bananas in singapore. they say this and there are no lemons, in any case, dad came up with a lot, banana -lemon singapore in a buoy, when the ocean sings, cries, icons in the dazzling meadow of birds, yes, it was written in the year thirty-two, if i’m not mistaken, in paris, yes , yes. that is, were you doomed to become actresses or how did that happen? they watched us, after all , many artists from our father came to our house vakhtango theater, from mkhat, maly theater, dad was very friendly with the young people, and there were a lot of people, then they followed this, as the family stayed, mom, mom started filming the bird, then he filmed nastya. which he couldn’t give him for the songs, yes, he gave it for this, let’s remember

“comrade stalin, i vouch for these people.t people, front-line soldiers, otherwise they will die.” they gave him ticket to minsk and he returned home. when he came to work in the morning, all his employees were in place. the belarusian leadership will demonstrate unity in defending the interests of the republic more than once again. this was confirmed by the june 1953 captivity of the central committee of the communist party of belarus, which was urgently assembled. in minsk. on june 12, 1953, the central committee of the party of the soviet union adopted a resolution on issues of the belarusian ussr. according to this resolution, potolichev was removed from his post for mistakes made in pursuing national policy in the republic. in the footsteps it was with this resolution that on june 25, 1953 , a plenum of the central committee was convened in minsk. there is only one question on the agenda: the removal of nikolai sergeevich potolichev, first secretary of the central committee of the cpb. the wording is harsh, for unsatisfac

he says that the brest station, pabudavana to the stalins, this friendly gate and the savetsky union,iness. in different places, the brest station was visited by russian tsars, palatine leaders of the era of the savetsky union, the ukrainian empire, famous campaigners and musicians. the brest chygunachny station is alive with a rich life, which is... we will tell you about the progressive experience of various organizations in our country. there was also a goal: to create not just a museum, but an atmosphere. all this did not happen at once. the founder of this museum was the director of our museum, it was her long-time dream, i have three children, and it is impossible to love someone more, someone less, these are also our children, yes, they are all good in their own way , so in fact, the attitude towards any product is the same, see the quality mark project on on our tv channel, only for our viewers, we choose the best routes, the only city in... belarus in which you can arrive at one railway station and start from another, we are located in the west of the country, welcome to bara

based on the results of interrogations, a note addressed to stalin.till classified today, but the result will be in a few days. on october 29 , 1943, there was a real riot at the editorial office of the newspaper sovetskaya belorussia. attention, we are urgently changing the material in the room. well, everything has already been signed for publication. you have no idea, this should be on the front page. this is such an event. incredible. this is a must be on the front page, urgently in the room, and the sooner the better. a few hours later, on the front page of the newspaper, next to the editorial dedicated to the birthday of komsomol, a decree of the presidium of the supreme soviet of the ussr was posted on awarding the titles of heroes of the soviet union to nadezhda troyan, maria osipova and elena mazanik. they became the first in history. russia by women, heroes of the soviet union. as time passes, speculation and assumptions about the conduct of a unique operation by the soviet special services still remain. not all documents declassified, but t

the chinese repeated, under the slogan of marxism-leninism with the support of stalin, the first 156 the country has become a great space power. look how cool the programs are. so they are now working with us to expand and help develop transport routes all the way to the arctic ocean. and a large plane, and the prospect of large space exploration. station for the exploration of the moon, this is the path that will allow us to move forward, we worked on this program for six months, we introduced laws, we insisted, we supported the army, we did everything to support the guys who are fighting at the front and new regions, we during these six months, in general, they were sent to the donbass from the beginning of the fourteenth year 126. forum on august 22, we invite you, come, show us, you will see what the present is, a breakthrough into the future, what the real socialization of life is, and the best production, and robotic farms, cool schools, and excellent kindergartens, and the best sports complex, and career guidance, and large families, every second large family all have apartmen

on july 17, 1944, joseph stalin ordered, including by plane, 57.00 german prisoners of war to be redirectedhe capital and marched through the central streets. leningradsky prospekt tverskaya, garden ring. now former allies and those the germans themselves prefer not to remember this date. russian armies took berlin three times in 1760, in 1813 and in 1945, and the germans were able to pass through moscow only this way. about the historical march and parallels. elena erofeeva. here they are, the vanquished, living evidence of our victories. imagine them with weapons in their hands, behind the armor of tanks. july 17th. on the forty-fourth, instead of the traditional military report, the sovinform bureau radioed about the march of german prisoners of war. this force was overcome by our force. red army. the red army liberated belarus, part baltic states and reached the borders of poland. we really struck where the germans were not expecting, their front collapsed, we advanced to a depth of 600 km, a sbesh was formed in the german defense, more than 500 km and more than 500,000 german troops we

in different ways, one created, the second reunited two parts, well by the way, if we talk about stalinnin, i’ll tell you this as a person, here already, as they say. it’s easy to just give it away or just keep quiet about some historical moments, we will do it, the same period of the grand duchy of lithuania came out, the lithuanians still do not have the four-volume encyclopedia that we have, where everything is listed. including through the mass audience and some historical paintings, well, they should capture the wide ones, cover the wide ones periods we came out with a wonderful picture dedicated to the events of the thirty-ninth year on the other side, yes, this is class, this is in a certain sense a breakthrough, something about which we not only remained silent for many years, but also right away on a small screen, you’re probably already a little tired of these questions, but together with that when... concepts, they have soviet history, it went into films, and it’s very fashionable, now they’re filming about the seventies, about the sixties, about the eighties, and at the same

a small room under the stairs, which was completed only in 2010 , depicts the crimes of stalin, the gulag camps, the deliberate creation of holdomora, and murder. citizens, including georgians, but a survey conducted in 2012 showed that about 45% of georgians have a positive attitude towards stalin this impressive monument to the soviet dictator is a symbol of georgia's struggle to come to terms with its hideous and often brutal past. this is a story that resonates even today, when the country is trying to determine its future. 71 years after. after stalin's death, russia is still trying to establish power over the former soviet republic. a few kilometers north of gori lies the border with the territory occupied by russia. russian troops still occupy 20% of georgia's land after the civil war in the early 1990s and the russian invasion in 2008. the main thing is not to cross the border with the occupied territories. if you cross it, you will be detained. further east along the caucasus mountain range, another vision of the future of georgia. khakheti is known as the homeland of wine, it be

is your desire to acquire the aircraft will be completed at his own expense, joseph visterionovich stalinmy father told me about the exploits of my grandfather, and i remember to all the little ones how i listened with admiration to these stories about my own grandfather, and today i carefully preserve this memory. after the action the posters will be collected into a large album and transferred to the museum of belarusian television and radio. our path to independence. 80 years ago, on july 2, 1944, soviet troops liberated several large regional centers of the minsk region, the city of cherven, and the columns of nesvizh. eastern mins. units and formations of several fronts of the red army at once dealt a crushing blow to the enemy and surrounded the hundred-five-thousand-strong formation of the army groups center, one of the largest during the second world war. see the agency project tv news liberation day after day. from the soviet election to shtorov's pen. july 1944, tank units of the first belarusian front approach the city of minsk, soviet troops liberate columns, starobin, gorodey

lived, stalin is alive, stalin will live, not quite exactly, that’s what they say about lenin, colonel me again, after the war you already gave many people leave, well, let me go for a year, for six months, although well, why not me again, we’ll let go, but not you, but then keep in mind, i can or with my mind... you guessed it, we’re working on antidote to these fungi. today the position of the americans is tougher than yesterday, and we are in the role of catching up. fascinating, even through squinting. i foresaw all this back in the forties. you know, willie, we have a few people there, but not many, very few. we need a conveyor, clear. lon, what's wrong with you, you're a full 5 minutes late, i'm sorry, of course, i forgive you, but if this happens again, i'll reduce your salary and you'll have to get dressed at walmart, please sit down, they brought the book, yes, show me, thank you. thank you, thank you very much, yeah, yeah, yes, it is at this age that genius manifests itself, he sympathizes with the communists, he expressed anti-fascist and even anti-american views, his mother

the infection on stalin's line has been known for more than 300 centuries.of its parent enterprise, padrykhtovka came to paspyakhova. here are the lepshya teams from the kozhnaga district of the central region, and the taxis from the city of zhodzin. many...

the great vera vasilyeva already had two stalin awards. she was dressed up, i was taken aback when i walked in, she lately she rarely appeared in public at all . interview. we were lucky to persuade her. i took great care of my husband when... i was on such a trip that only in the evening i can eat like a human being, well then i’ll wrap you up with me now, uh, yes, well, well, well, bon appetit, thank you, and what's wrong with your hand, but you just cut yourself, nonsense, seriously, yes, a scratch, yes show me, i won't show you, i won't show you, i found it, i understand, i solemnly wanted to arrange everything, i ruined the surprise, lyoshka, i'm so happy, i so happy, i thought you would never dare to do this again, with the size, with the size i guessed right, lyoshka, this is not for you, i’m a fool, it’s not in vain that the women were chatting that you’re always hanging around the cooking, lyoshka, that for her yes, why is this bitch getting everything, but for me, i also want happiness, why are you tearing my soul apart, but i’m

fit into our frame, that is, they label him precisely as a remnant of the colonial era, but it is stalinviets, it is the occupiers, you know, i think that it is a little bit of the war and the presence of ukrainians, a large presence of ukrainians , she sharpened her perception a little, because for a long time, as if it had already been forgotten, and here a certain galvanization took place, yes, that means, of old traumas and old, old memory, i will say that... no, i do not justify , i do not defend, i do not idealize this heritage, but in certain cases it is there and we have to put up with it, because, well, even for technical reasons, yes, so here we have to somehow learn to bypass it, appropriate it, assimilate it , desymbolize it, give it some other meanings, well, we have to try, well, in the end, in warsaw, they also try to build some kind of horachosami this beijing, give some kind of light so... what fun there is to him, well and so on, that is, there are different, different ways, there are different attempts to assimilate, so domesti domesticate, so these these, let's try, i

rhetoric and stalin's methods.this is the maximum offered by the kremlin leaders, it is finlandization, but this is the first stage, after finlandization, it is time for the soviet kerelo-finnish republic. such is the logic of that imperialism, and this is the same turning point as in the 1930s, the struggle fascism and anti-fascism, and again there were many unpleasant things from the anti-fascist side. everything is the same, today there are still many things that can be pointed out to democratic countries, spain has a problem with catalonia, in italy the prime minister is a post-fascist, in france, in germany there are also their own issues, scotland, obviously, on this side we have viktor orbán, a very dangerous figure, very dangerous, because he behaves as if he were putin's envoy. do we agree to a totalitarian system or a semi-totalitarian, quasi-totalitarian, na anti-democratic dictatorship? and such a project actually exists in every european country and not only in europe. for example, to bolsonaro and oth

in may 1943, stalin signed special order number 195.it. demanded to study the enemy, improve reconnaissance, the eyes and ears of the army, and remember that without this it is impossible to beat the enemy for sure. on the eve of april '43, stalin signed another order. hitler's insertion into werwolf was about to happen... his personal secretary martin bormann was already entering the reception room, but the worried look of the chief secretary fuhrer juanna wolf. made me worry. the fuhrer has already asked him. soon, broken phrases of conversation could already be heard from the fuhrer’s office. bormann reported to the fuhrer another note from the head of the twelfth department of the general staff of the foreign army of the east, gelin reichard. in it, he reported on what the russians were going to create. another intelligence service, it will be assigned special tasks. this surprised and irritated hitler. why is it not abvar who reports this, why is schelenberg’s political intelligence silent, but they point out that the creation of a

he personally knew lenin, but was in love with stalin. the abilities of a military tactician, a fall in awards, the only front commander who was never awarded the title of hero. in a special project of the tv news agency. pleiades. on tuesday evening broadcast on belarus 1. project pleiad see the winners after the author’s column by ksenia lebedeva - that’s different. with this i say goodbye to you, all the best. time passes, but poland, as it was the hyena of europe, remains so. she is not only the main consumer of european money, which brussels does not spare her, but she is one of the leaders in armament among other eu members. just yesterday... the united states began transferring abrams tanks and other armored vehicles from germany to a nato base in poland. the american base in povedda will house 87 tanks, more than 150 infantry fighting vehicles and 18 self-propelled howitzers. according to local media. at the same time, interestingly, the equipment being transferred by the americans is called an element of strengthening nato’s east

harris truwan informed stalin that america had achieved a new and powerful weapon on july 26th, 1945, the allies issued announced an ultimatum which outlined the terms of surrender. the empire of japan, the ultimatum stated that if japan did not surrender, it would face prompt and utter destruction, but statement did not talk about the new bomb. substantial portions of japan's key industrial centers have been leveled to the ground in a series of record incendiary raids. what has already happened to tokyo, will happen every japanese city whose industries. feed the japanese war machine. if the japanese insist on continuing resistance beyond the point of reason, their country will suffer the same destruction as germany. our blows will destroy their whole modern industrial plant and organization, which they have built up during the past century, and which they are now devoting to hopeless cause. we have no desire or intention to destroy or enslave the japanese people. but only surrender can prevent the kind of ruin which they have seen come to germany as result of continued useless resist

history museum of the ostrov reserve, this is the pillbox of the ostrovsky fortified line of the stalinifications were built by 1940 under the leadership of the general karbosheva, after all, in 1941, thanks to them, they managed to slightly delay the nazis; from july 2 to july 5, cadets of the leningrad artillery school fought here. according to german documents, the last pillbox was taken at 17:35 july. the fate of the cadets and their names are still unknown. this museum exhibition tells about the occupation of the island. it was born through the efforts of peter grinchuk, who 35 years ago led a group of search engines. on july 6, 1941, the germans captured the island; at the end of july, a group. in february 1942, units of the red army surrounded the germans in demyansk, but they could not hold this cauldron; the germans supplied the troops by air, this was provided by planes from the veretye ​​airfield near the city of ostrov. on august 11, 1943, an incredible story happened here: two soviet prisoners of war working at the airfield, twenty-year-old pilot nikolai loshakov and techni

joseph stalin, winston churchill and harry s truwan attended the conference.ference was held to clarify the situation of post war europe and defeated germany. our demand has been, and it remains unconditional surrender. i want the entire world to know that this direction must and will remain unchanged and unhampered. on the other hand, participants in the conference were waiting for the outcome of the war in the pacific ocean and asia, japan. harry s truman received a code telegram at potsdam at 7:30 pm on july 16th, operated on this morning, diagnosis not yet complete. but results seemed satisfactory and already exceed expectations. harias truman informs stalin that america had achieved a new and powerful weapon. on july 26th, 1945, the allies issued and announced an ultimatum, which outlined the terms of surrender for the empire of japan. the ultimatum stated that if japan did not surrender, it would face prompt and utter destruction, but this statement did not talk. talk about the new bomb, substantial portions of japan's key industrial centers have been le

whole huge country, would not spare our lives or blood to protect our leaders, to protect comrade staliny, maybe vodopyanov, perhaps, meant it punitively, after all, the names of tupolev, comrade stalin will not let the person die, as was seen at that time. na éra industrial, efetivamente, você tinha um sistema de assistência médica. exatamente. the history of soviet women who became scientists and aviators is generally amazing. during the war, for example, you had women tanks, na durante a guerra, por exemplo, elas, você tinha tripulações de tanques snipers. the radio beacon gave the direction exactly north, the plane is flying over a continuous layer of clouds, on at an altitude of 200 m. then it turned out that wow, what a height, in reality the tb-3 could rise even higher, in the film there is a deep raid, when enemy fighters attack soviet bombers, then our gunners fire from top to bottom, well, of course everyone they shoot down, in 1941 , near konstantin. on june 30, 1941, he also performs a feat in the sky over the city of bobruisk, there are documents , this and this, there is aw

gave application to join nato, not at all because stalin did not understand that the soviets would not, when they refused, he clearly said, this organization absolutely clearly does not carry any peace initiatives that they promote, but this organization is directed against the soviet union, but in general, as putin said not so long ago, he says, there is no longer a soviet union, it is still fighting against russia, which means that it was not only directed against the soviet union, probably against that so that the russian question can be finally resolved. now they are trying to fight a war in ukraine through a proxy, but they never hid it, this is not a question for them, a question for us, this is a question for us , that we regularly came up with everything about them, their kistish character has never been. in ukraine, in ukraine, today it’s very interesting, yes, besides speaking about ukraine, i’ll say a few more words, you know, after the soviet union was destroyed, that means nato, in the last 30 years only, about three thirty different military operations, provil, and what m

applause in the hall, and after the congress there was the traditional photo taking with comrade stalin. and at the moment when grekova, trying to quietly join the delegates in the last row, stalin turned to her. well, comrade grekova, don’t be shy, come to the front row. history has recorded this memorable meeting. during the war, sent to work in kazan, grekova was involved in organizing the work of defense enterprises, while finding the opportunity to meet with belarusian partisans. to personally give them state awards, she crossed the front line four times. grekova was the first to enter the liberated open-air concentration camp of azararich, leading the work to save people infected with typhoid. then there was a period of post-war restoration of the republic, when an entire industry had to be revived from scratch. there are still many deeds left in history, extraordinary actions of this strong female leader, in the name of the republic, the country that served her entire life. it is very important for us how our youth are raised, and this is a priority a state task, educating a citi

rhetoric and stalin's methods, all this indicates that a blow today is unimaginable .s a problem with catalonia, in italy the prime minister is post-fascist, france and germany also have their own issues, scotland, obviously, on this side we have viktor orbán, a very dangerous figure, very dangerous, because he behaves as if he was, he is putin's envoy, the hungarian dialect of putin. and such a project actually exists in every european country and not only in europe. for example, bolsonaro and others. so, if we are talking about ukraine, this is, in my opinion, the most important moment in the history of ukraine, from the beginning of its existence. ukraine consciously, paying the highest price, blood, victims, suffering, builds its new national identity. and in fact, ukraine has already won this war, has already won. if putin is unable to break ukrainian resistance in two years, i thought he would do it in a week. this is a vivid manifestation of what the ukrainian people want. we will talk about problems later, when ukraine wins. but the most important thing is the

brezhnev, somewhere at the end of his government, they, to put it mildly, did not feel very good, stalin him that he was no longer prime minister, they say that they even published a special newspaper and held a council of ministers so that he would only i didn’t understand that the country was ruled by marcelo caitano, that is, by another person, but the result was always external, the main task of the environment was to maintain the external gloss, that everything was still strong armor and our tanks were fast, the system was being undermined, and it wasn’t just weakness biden is an indicator of the deep crisis of the american political system. this ideological confrontation that we are seeing, in fact , the ideological war that is taking place in the usa, this is all evidence of a deep crisis, you can compare it with the reasoning of 2001 year, or maybe 2000, about the archaic nature of the electoral system, now almost no one talks about it, the problems are different, they are simply an order of magnitude larger, but we must be aware that this process is underway, it is associated wi

he outlined it in a letter to stalin. in fact, all the teaching of physics in the form in which it wasxists now, is the result of his efforts; in the 21st century, mipt students are well prepared and motivated, a course of project activities has been introduced, where instead of standard laboratory work requires solving non-standard problems; a well-known phenomenon on baikal at the end of summer is the following phenomenon: a canoe lies on the ice. after discovering what happiness is, it is very difficult to say, but it is very pleasant when your steps are appreciated and recognized as significant. also left their mark on science, andrei was an outstanding geographer, the whole country knew sergei, he was a physicist and a talented popularizer of science, the permanent presenter of the obvious, incredible program. for the anniversary of pyotr kapitsa, mipt published a course of his lectures and they proposed to name one of the streets after the long-lasting name of the great physicist, teacher, nobel laureate, pyotr leonidovich kopitsa. hello, on the air of the russia tv channel, big

, do not take all possible steps to prepare you for aggression, stalin is often criticized for this,russia and saved millions of russians. you worked with them for 10 years? 20, 20, and you didn’t teach them that they shouldn’t go to the middle east, where the united states doesn’t invite them, and they allow themselves to do so, but you ’ll tell us about that in a few minutes. is vano shataevich expecting you? i'm afraid, no? we have unraveled something serious, there must be other letters, how do the codes work? the alphabet shifts either to the right or to the left, by a few letters, now let's check, deep, girls, fortune teller, tomorrow on the first, i restored the registration, but... don't delay, don't delay, who, i'm afraid they won't make you happy. i'm at in life he was tall and slender, he was not afraid of a word or a bull. in the front row was this close-knit mass of people who had lost a loved one. i don’t like a fatal outcome, the funeral itself showed what it means for the russian people. senator andrei ivanovich denisov, few people know in russia, china, as you know,