they say that stalin was confused, stalin. stayed at the dacha, it was a day off, but on this day he went to the people's commissariat of defense twice, where he gave zhukov a dressing down, brought him to tears, what kind of headquarters is this that does not have accurate information and... here he says a phrase that was interpreted in different ways, that well, everything is lost when he leaves. the next morning, molotov, mikayan and voroshilov came to stalin's nearby dacha. they needed to urgently return him to moscow. and on june 30 , government leaders came to stalin and proposed. and, as was written in mikayan's memoirs, stalin looked at us as if we had come to arrest him. and when the politburo members arrived, they said the opposite, miosinovich, you must pull yourself together and return to governing the country. on july 3, 1941, stalin addressed the people on the radio. stories. citizens, brothers and sisters, i am addressing you, my friends, a significant part of latvia, the western part of the nazi troops managed to capture lithuania, belarus, part of western ukraine, al

stalin, even before the war, was considered, of course, a demigod, stalin, our bodies, stalin. eagle's wings, stalin, the will and spirit of millions, that's why they waited for stalin's speech, any speech of stalin, he was, it must be said, not generous with these speeches, he spoke only when it was really necessary. there was such a belief that stalin was the only support and not just a leader and teacher, but this is a leader who... could be selflessly served and trusted, but this does not remove the fact that many were dissatisfied not only with stalin, but also with the soviet government, and were dispossessed, a large layer of the soviet population was in quiet, so to speak, opposition, silently cursing both stalin and the soviet government, everything, because many had lost everything, therefore he says that the whole country, as if in a single impulse, there all 220 million, of course, or 180 million, the next day, november 7, a parade was held on red square on the occasion of the next anniversary of the october revolution. before the parade was kept secret until the last momen

on november 6, stalin will speak.

stalin was considered a demigod before the war, of course, stalin, our deeds, stalin, the wings of the eagle, stalin, the will and spirit of melionov, that's it, that's why they waited for the speech stalin, any speech by stalin, he was, it must be said, not generous with these speeches, he spoke only when it was really necessary. there was such a belief that stalin was the only support and not just a leader and teacher, but a leader who could be selflessly served and trusted, but this does not remove the fact that many were dissatisfied not only with stalin, but also with the soviet government, and the dispossessed and ... until the last moment, the holding of the parade was kept secret, and the marchers thought that their unit was being prepared for dispatch to front. almost 30 thousand soldiers, 140 guns and 160 tanks took part in the parade. a battalion of heavy kv tanks arrived at the square straight from the factory. it must be said that the parade on november 7, it was something that still impresses people. who don’t know how german troops really stand dozens of kilometers from

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.

no, we must return the monuments to stalin.ample: the collective west, well , at least in part of europe, also has its own pages, which historically, they do not really like to remember. here is one of them - the munich agreement, a little more detail now. september 30, 1938, a date that the west prefers not to remember. britain and france, with the help of the usa, entered into a conspiracy. c'. london and paris have not yet officially apologized to either the czechs or the slovaks for the crimes committed against their state. this year, september 30, was the eighty-sixth anniversary of the conclusion. the same thing should not happen to ukraine as happened to czechoslovakia after the signing of the munich agreement. the question is whether we should confront the aggressor, or whether concessions can lead to achieving some result. the munich agreement clearly shows us that concessions did not save the world. at the same time, the czech republic is modestly silent about its role poland in the division of czechoslovakia and coll

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, stalin's repressions. and now the question is, after these criminals, these murderers were amnestied, did they suddenly become different, did they become, as was said, full members of society, here is a document, these are the words of one of the heads of the un, vasily zastavny, we quote him from this... the period of the fight against the pistol and the machine gun is over, another period has come, the period of the fight for youth, the period... the book, it seems like nothing special, but later it turned out that all this had deeper roots, more sinister roots, and all these years we seem to see nothing, we do not we realize that since 1991, american instructors have been educating the ukrainian army, mostly ukrainian nationalists, american charitable foundations are educating and training ukrainian children. textbooks for the eleventh grade, in these textbooks, russians are recognized as enemies, aggressors, occupiers, and about the residents of donbass, they write that they are terrorists who... here

that's right, look, comrade stalin was just classic. so i do not deny that he was a classic bandit and terrorist at that time. but now we are not looking at the problem of terrorism, but the problem of israel, what they are doing. or if it works out, then very soon, well, after all this talk about how to attack, everything when israel received these missile strikes from iran, of course, it was very inspiring right away, and that was the expectation, well finally, this will be the third such world war, and finally, that's all there, and everyone will forget about ukraine, an ordinary russian song, why is ukraine here, why is ukraine here? all of them in this oval office will forget after tonight and at least pay less attention because we are on the brink of a gigantic war in the middle east, well on the brink or not on the brink remains to be seen, but you know, even here something has gone very wrong strong, because here are all the expectations that israel and iran may finally arrange a third world war, or maybe ... a nuclear war, some

well, stalin is a terrorist, in general, if you remember it like that, and what followed was just annting conversation that lasted for minutes, probably 10, so of course i can't show you all of it here, where lugovoi told what it was like... the israelis built a state on terrorism, who led their state, terrorists, and, so, solovyov threw up his hands, say, yes, and stalin then who, of course, was a terrorist, and what, what, how then with the soviet union, well , in short, it turned out inconvenient, just really inconvenient, because it turned out that before the israelis invented terrorism, terrorism was invented by the bolsheviks, and in particular stalin and... and if we look at who is at the head of these organizations, we can have no doubt that terrorism will in fact become such a state religion in the future. when leaders of terrorist movements become leaders of the state, the question arises, and the entire future history, all arab-israeli war i do not agree, this is a matter of perspective, and who was comrade stalin in your opinion? do not confuse me, volodymyr rudolfovich.

stalin and roosevelt, this allowed the big two to emerge within the troika.tressed, i remember the tehran conference. for the first time in my life i realized what a small nation we are. i sat with a huge russian bear on one side of me, with a huge american bison on the other. between these two giants sat a small english donkey. 79 years later in tehran again an important international conference. russia, iran and turkey held a meeting in the so-called astana format, the purpose of which was to discuss a long-term settlement in syria and the composition of the participants suggests that the major players in the middle east. believed modern artillery and machine-gun platoons. by 1918, its numbers had reached 12 thousand people. indeed, any russian from kaliningrad to kamchatka, iranians, from tabriz to bushehr, are united by the awareness of their own greatness, but not greatness as superiority over the rest, which would lead to xenophobic or other negative manifestations. and greatness as with... with whom it ended up, who did not have fairy tales of a thousa

zakharov reported to stalin .on the night of june 27, the troops crossed the dnieper and continued the offensive. by a flanking maneuver of the 50th and 49th armies from the north and southwest, by storm, with street fighting for 24 hours, they captured a powerful stronghold, a major junction of railways and highways, the regional center, the city of mogilev. was given, so the city was taken, after which the troops of the second belarusian front continued the operation to destruction of the enemy group that found itself surrounded, that is , they began pursuing the enemy from the wheels, the minsk offensive operation of 1944 is also associated with the name of georgy fyodorovich zakharov, it became a joint offensive operation of the troops of the third, second and first belarusian fronts and... was carried out with the aim of encircling the minsk group of army group center and liberating the capital of the bssr. the commander of the troops of the second belarusian front, setting tasks in those days. the armies ord

stalin, not stalin defeated hitler, the democracies defeated hitler, stalin was only an instrument ofvictory, without lendlease stalin would not have won anything, he had nothing to put on his shoes and to clothe his army, he had nothing to transport the red army, i'm not talking about fuel for the planes and the planes themselves, but it's about something else. it is about the fact that if you want victory relying on western countries, then you must start with the harmony of ukrainian society with western societies, i.e.... the rule of law, freedom of speech, this is the key to joining the eu and nato. and they want to join nato with an authoritarian regime, because what zelenskyi and yarmak have built since the 19th year, it very little resembles democracy, very little resembles democracy, that is, they were preparing the country so that no one would ever take ukraine into any nato, and it seems to me that the current pedal... with this victory plan, which just popped out somewhere from- behind the peace plan on behalf of zelenskyi, and these two plans, they somehow do not agree at

defeated hitler, stalin was only an instrument of this victory, without the lendlease, stalin wouldon anything, he had nothing to wear shoes and clothes for his army, he had nothing to transport red. of the army, i 'm not talking about the fuel for the planes and the planes themselves, er, but it's about something else, it's about the fact that if you want victory relying on western countries, then you must start with the harmony of ukrainian society with western societies , that is, the rule of law, freedom of speech, this is the key to joining the eu and nato, and they want to join... nato authoritarian regime, because what zelenskyi and yarmak have built since the 19th year bears very little resemblance to democrats, very little resembles democrats, that is, they prepared the country so that no one would ever take ukraine into any nato, and it seems to me , that the current pedaling with this victory plan that just popped out somewhere from the back of the plan.

one of them is yosyp visarinov. if it turned out that in principle, who is stalin?out the creation of a state, well, suddenly well, stalin is a terrorist in general, if you think about it that way, and what followed was just an enchanting conversation that lasted for minutes, probably 10, so of course i can't show you all of it here, where lugovoi told that this is what israelis are like. built a state on terrorism, and who led their state, terrorists? so solovyov threw up his hands and said: yes, then who is stalin? why was he a terrorist? and what, what, what then with the soviet union? well, in short, it didn't turn out awkward, just really awkward, because it turned out that before israelis invented terrorism, terrorism was invented by the bolsheviks, and in particular stalin and the soviet union. and it was in the 1939s and 1940s that israel's most famous terrorist organizations appeared. this is the irgun and these are other organizations. and if we look at who is at the head of these organizations, we can have no doubts. about the fact that terrorism in the f

of this republic outside of ukraine is unacceptable, the entire text of the letter is written by stalin, and the last few, therefore, there are phrases and the signature of vladimirovich lenin. stalin was the people's commissar for nationalities. although at first it was annexed to the rsfsr. from the memoirs of the head of the donetsk revolutionary committee of that time , vladimir antonov saratovsky. less than two days have passed, i am summoned to comrade lenin. you and i have made a mistake, somehow guiltily jokingly ilyich met me. have the ukrainians arrived? rakovsky christian georgievich, chairman of the council of people's commissars of ukraine, petrovsky grigor ivanovich, chairman of the all-ukrainian central committee, shouted that we had stolen their last workers. they were left with only men, let's rethink it, why offend them, - ilyich noted. so lenin redefined the fates of millions of russian people who wanted to be in russia, but mainly rural ukraine needed a proletariat, a conscious working class, it could only be taken in donbass. and lenin, he sort of decided to inject

in other words, the soviet with stalin gone with stalinism. and by the way, today stalinism is back strong, very much back strong. so so watch for that. that this was a diplomatic initiative that was worth taking. and i think that proved to be an important first step. and in creating what i mentioned earlier, that regime by which countries could function without going to war. and i think it we had another crisis, of course, with with cuba several years later, the cuban missile crisis, which then reinforced that cultural educational exchanges weren't enough. you had to have a hotline put in, and also you have to have negotiations on nuclear testing that eventually led to nuclear disarmament talks. and so, i mean, that was a process that had to begin small and then grossed up by step as opportunities arose. i was a student in germany in 64, 65, and then periodic for the next 30 some years and the boy was very important they knew it because they tried to jam it. we could hardly hear it. even in west germany, the jamming was so, but it was not onl

stalin, unfortunately, allowed a certain miscalculation, by the way, by the way, in forty-seventh year he made a miscalculation, because he believed that israel would be a certain nail in one place for the western world, but he miscalculated, because israel very quickly, naturally, came to an agreement with the americans, so i want to remind you that in seventeenth year a letter was provoked by the minister of foreign affairs of the british. the british could not do without this, of course, balfour, who wrote a letter to ruthschild, where he proposed to use palestine, which was under the mandate of england in order to create a state or homeland for the jews there, which was immediately interpreted somewhat differently by zionists and jews, they immediately called palestine a country without a people, for a people without a country, and decided to create not a state for the jews, but a jewish state, during the po... this story is very well shown by archival footage of the english secret services. there is a historian named kelden walter, a court historian for mi5 and mi6, who examines i

non-media image of stalin emerges. and when the members of the politburo arrived, they said the opposite, you should... this is what interests me about the khaklonazis, come closer to the tv, closer, closer, can you see well, why can't you tear yourself away from our program, why do you quote it all the time, right? "study the history of your family, everyone who was from russia, won, everyone who tried to stand up against, ended up on the wrong side of history, the kotok of world progress in the form of a russian soldier's boot passed over them, vladimir, yes, thank you, amen, so it will be, all sorts of banderas, shukhevyches and other heroes in quotes, these scoundrels, that is, if a person already consciously sings that his father is bandera, yes, then, well, this is already just a big problem of the brain activity of this person and it seems no, his father is bandera, ukraine is mother, they sing this, in particular at one of the concerts, a creature of undecided sexual orientation, koserdychko, while he forgets t

well, it suddenly turned out that, in principle, and who is stalin?alin and there are terrorists in general, if you think about it that way. and then there was an enchanting conversation that lasted for about 10 minutes, so of course i can't show you all of it here. de lugovoi told me that it was the same the israelis built a state on terrorism, who was in charge? their state is terrorists, and, so, solovyov threw up his hands, said, yes, and stalin then who, for sure, was a terrorist, so what, what, what about the soviet union then, well, in short, it turned out inconveniently, just really awkward because it turns out that before the israelis invented terrorism, terrorism was invented by the bolsheviks, and in particular by stalin and the soviet union. well, that's right, logovy went out on his own, because... let me remind you, luovy is best known for terror, that is, what he did, terror and worked as a state terrorist of the fsb. so, well, yes. somehow, well, again, it's back to the question, either put on the panties, or take off the cross, and so

if you're willing to call somebody or compare them to stalin or hitler or mussolini i'm sure you've noblem calling him a serial murderer or a in the list gets longer by the day probably a terrorist by the end of the campaign rather it is out of control your reaction to all of this? >> first of all you have to assume what you saw from the vice president this afternoon i apologize. what you saw was, in fact, a person collapsing these are acts of desperation she can't win on the border she can't win on crime and the last desperate grab is to smear trump with things patently alive. watch donald trump as president for four years when he was impeached he accepted the impeachment and went to the senate to fight it. when he was stopped from doing things he wanted in congress he accepted it because he understood balance of power that. there is none evidence in his couple years as president that he resembles in any way. >> there's never been a more supportive president of israel starting moving the embassy to tel aviv. it's also being in support of rightful borders and he supports israel's right

stalin died and died released, he was 8 years old, was released, we are coming to minsk, because he isr of culture of the ussr was removed. and of course, i know, once again, pancelyaimon panamarenka shook hands with edzi rosner. rosner knows his own jazz orchestra. in this kalektyva, the musicians were simply amazing. the yans called iago king. the water was dripping with water, ale rozmer, and the trumpet musicians were shaking the pipes. Одной из самых первых моих таких знакомств за... гіганты ў Мінску, усе ўцалелі на дзіва, у доме афіцэраў канцэрт, поўны зал народу, балконы ўсе забіты, аркестровая яма забіта, усе, усе праходы забіты, столькі народу, на сцэне чарадзеі, god, this was so annoying to me, this was so bad for me, 15, 16, and rosner, he’s such a shaman, he bows, and he has such a white... smoky, patched pipe, such an awe-inspiring smile, well, such a good person, and the game is so oh-oh-oh, he leaves the left wing and then jumps out from the right wing, he bows, he goes out of the left wing, then he comes out of the right one, and the scene is so skinny the forefathers o

petersburg, koshevoy has a dramatic split personality, two striking roles: joseph dzhugashvili, stalin, in valery fokin's play, stalin's birth, in sevolod miyerhold in the play of the same fokin, miyerhold someone else's theater. it is known that by personal order of stalin vsevolod emilievich was deprived of his job at the theater, arrested in 1939, interrogated, tortured, beaten into false confessions, and on february 2... 940 , the director was shot, a difficult theatrical incident in the life of one great actor, it is hard before the performance, my mood deteriorates within 24 hours, i cannot talk on the phone or watch films, i cannot think about anything, i cannot sleep and after the performance, i try not to talk to anyone, i sit in the dressing room for quite a long time, go to the shower. so that no one is there, do not look at anyone, when near someone is waiting for the theater, of course, it stimulates me to finish this process faster, because i see the reaction of the audience, who are standing near the service entrance, they bring me back to life, of course. koshevoy, the

that's what the prisoners called this punishment, but the police called this punishment a journey to stalin the path was paved with broken bricks and the prisoner had to get up on all fours and crawl along this path, and also raise his hands up. the worst thing was to end up in a punishment cell, under it adapted former powder magazines, a cold room that was constantly flooded with water, fed every other day, water and bread. residents of western belarus, including women, began to be brought in en masse. thus, the number of prisoners reached almost 10,000 people, but it is impossible to document this. the camp ceased to exist on the day the red army crossed the border began its liberation campaign. september 1, 1939, the second world war began, on this day at 4:00 am, the armed forces of germany crossed the border of poland, the first the bombs fell already at 4:26, during the day. the airfield and the third reich could not leave intact, especially if the cities were stationed units of the polish army. what the fascist bombings were in september thirty- nine, the residents of baranovichi al

territory of another great power, this was necessary for moscow, the kremlin, personally comrade stalinto make sure that these are really real communists, and can be trusted. comrade stalin was convinced, and as a result, in february 1950 , the soviet-chinese treaty of friendship, mutual assistance alliance was signed, and then it seemed to everyone: hence the conclusion that ideology, in fact, let it be so, all-conquering teachings and so on, is not a very solid foundation for the relationship between two such great powers as china is simply connected with the fact that the leaders of china did not accept the exposure of the cult of personality, yes, and the conflict arose on this basis, of course, precisely because of ideological differences, yeah. we were at different stages with china, so to speak, of our own social-political development, well, no, the thing is, the thing is that when in forty-sixth year the whole year was hanging around in china, at one time the marshal, yes, who later took over, became the state secretary, and mao told him about that, that the american and chinese

mine, a film that makes your heart skip a beat, a dazzling movie star, a famous pilot and writer, a stalin prize winner, real events at the heart of a fascinating story, i love her and i will write anything for her so that she becomes mine. the film love of the soviet union has already been appreciated by distributors. sometimes it gives me goosebumps. there was a scene that i can honestly say, well, there were tears in my eyes. and when will the audience see it? the whole world is focused on iran's attack on israel, will it become the point of no return? after all, it already seemed that all the boundaries had been crossed in the middle east, the situation was at its most tense, but here was an unprecedented blow. what will tel aviv's response be and how? israel had never seen such an attack before, iran used about 200 ballistic missiles, including hypersonic ones, which the israeli missile defense system, consisting of three circuits, could not cope with. the iron dome batteries, as well as the arrow and... usually they shoot down everything except what flies into the desert or the sea,

with stalin's attitude. so, you know, i guess they would show stalin a picture. he'd say, where am i? so they started doing a lot of pictures of stalin. so it's a really interesting it's really interesting period of of history, of art history. i don't think they'd like it. yes. how did how meeting or meeting able to change each other so? how did the meeting go? were they able to change other. right. well, again, i, i defer to the book, but i know will say this when when harry said that he met with picasso, he told reporters on the boat home about the meeting and reporters asked him, said, are you are you going to invite picasso to the united? and harry said, we do not invite communists to the united states. there was also a there's also a good story in there. there was a guy who was a professor at roosevelt in chicago, and he truman was going to meet with picasso, and he wanted picasso to paint a mural at roosevelt in chicago. and he asked harry if he would ask pablo if he could come to chicago. and paint a mural here, and afterwards, truman sent him a letter and

with stalin's attitude. so, you know, i guess they would show stalin a picture. he'd say, where am i? so they started doing a lot of pictures of stalin. so it's a really interesting it's really interesting period of of history, of art history. i don't think they'd like it. yes. how did how meeting or meeting able to change each other so? how did the meeting go? were they able to change other. right. well, again, i, i defer to the book, but i know will say this when when harry said that he met with picasso, he told reporters on the boat home about the meeting and reporters asked him, said, are you are you going to invite picasso to the united? and harry said, we do not invite communists to the united states. there was also a there's also a good story in there. there was a guy who was a professor at roosevelt in chicago, and he truman was going to meet with picasso, and he wanted picasso to paint a mural at roosevelt in chicago. and he asked harry if he would ask pablo if he could come to chicago. and paint a mural here, and afterwards, truman sent him a letter and

he's stalin. he's mussolini. and i'm sure he'll be a serious killer murdering rapist and whatever else they can think of. by the time it's all said and done, will it work? yeah. they've tried it all. look, this is a way. if you're kamala harris, to tell the american people that your campaign is failing without telling the american people your campaign is failing. that is exactly what we're seeing happen right now. you saw donald trump, sea, last weekend serving people out of a drive through at a mcdonald's, putting extra salt on the fries, having a great time, drawing a huge crowd right outside of philadelphia and bucks county, a county that by the way, joe biden barely won in 2020. it's amazing to see how fun and energized his campaign is. and then you look at what kamala harris was doing last week and she was screaming from a podium, donald trump will never be back in the white house. you tell me which one you want to be a part of. people want a fun, energetic campaign. that's what you get with donald trump. se

the state of israel would not exist, stalin, unfortunately, allowed a certain, by the way.a state or homeland for the jews, which was immediately interpreted somewhat differently by zionists and jews. they immediately called it palestine, a country without a people, for a people without a country, and decided to create not a state for the jews, but a jewish state. and during, i think, by the twentieth year, there were about 80 thousand jews on the territory of palestine , over the course of 20 years , about 600-700 were brought there. showdowns with the arabs were immediately provoked, this story is very well shown by archival footage of the british secret services. there is a historian kelden walter, this is a court historian of mi5 and mi6, who examines in great detail what happened in this palestine and how it originated there, as they write in their papers, zionist terrorism, just a second. sorry, how did it happen as a jew, i know a little about the topic, and zionism is generally a non-religious movement, it is an ideology, yes, at its core, and not even a dialogue, a

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then there was a military parade and processions with portraits of mao zedong and stalin. the ussr was represented by the consul general in beijing sergei tikhvinsky. that same evening, he transmitted to moscow an official proposal from beijing to establish diplomatic relations. and the next day, the newspaper pravda published a positive response from the deputy minister foreign affairs andrey gromyka. the soviet union became the first country in the world to recognize the prc. and on october 1, china celebrates three public holidays as its main national holiday. they combine them with weekends to create a golden week for travel and recreation. on october 1, 2017 , a referendum on independence was held in catalonia, an autonomous region of spain. this brought one of the leading european powers to the brink of split. catalonia has its own language, culture and traditions, and economically it is the most developed region of the country. both nationalists and separatists stated that quote: there is nothing to feed madrid. spain has 17. autonomous regions, but the state is uni

programs, they can be forcibly connected. it did not exist, the americans had an atomic bomb, so stalin recognized the dollar as an equivalent, ae world reserve currency, and in fact we were balancing on the brink of possible destruction of the soviet union by american atomic bombs for 2-3 years, so and after that, as you know, the dollar itself arose, while we restored their economy, the economy of the countries that were connected with us, when i say we, it is natural, both russia and belarus, belarus suffered terribly, just terribly, i know what minsk was like, i looked at a photo, it simply did not exist, i know how it was with the population, and you know what the belarusian partisan movement is, unlike the ukrainian one, by the way. i do not want to offend anyone, but you know, the belarusian movement, it is legendary, so, partisan, in this regard, no, we simply could not do anything about what we came out of the war, practically without people, in a ruined state, we still had to lift the colossal burden of developing our countries, future independent ones, and somehow create what

before the israelis invented terrorism, terrorism was invented by the bolsheviks, and in particular stalin the soviet union. and it was in the 1939s and 1940s that israel's most famous terrorist organizations appeared. this is the irgun and these are other organizations. and if we look at who is standing at the head of these organizations. then we can have no doubts. about the fact that terrorism, in fact, has become the state religion of israel in the future. because the first leader and the main leader was the future sixth prime minister berin. when leaders of terrorist movements become the head of the state, a question arises. and all future history, everyone. and the problems of israel, what they do and what they want, i want to say about what they do, what they want, because terrorism is embedded in them at the genetic level. well, that's how logovy went out on his own, because i'll remind you to you, the lair is most famous for terror, that is, what did he do, terror, and who did he work for, a state terrorist of the fsb. like that, well, like that, somehow, well, again. this is back

a letter to our dear leader, comrade stalin, from 3,300 citizens of soviet belarus, liberated by our valiant red army. they were immediately finished off by the german monsters. here comes a woman with three children, one little one is behind, the german shoots at him. when the mother and two children stopped, the beast-soldier shot them one by one. the memories of those who managed to survive this hell defy any human logic. i also remember one terrible story, there was a family next to us, a large family, there were many children, one night, i remember that night very well, there was a severe frost at night, it thawed during the day, then frost again, and this family did not wake up in the morning, so... i could, therefore, take the child from her, she took the scarf from her head, wrapped it up and gave it to him and he carried, where the dead lay. in march 1944 , on the territory of the bssr, the fascists conducted a monstrous experiment on the civilian population, the cruelty of which shocked the world. in the camp, we were all infected. with typhus, once they brought, as i remem

so you know, as noam chomsky said, you know, joseph goebbels and joseph stalin, they were all for free speech. if you agreed with them. so the free speech, the stuff that they don't like and, it has to be all of it. and it's messier. but, you know, once you start getting into people's feeling that they you're protecting people who gets to decide what free speech is. so i think it's a pretty simple thing. it's all of it or none of it. and i'm for all of it. from your book in human history ability for humans to have free unfettered speech is remark doubly short rare and for very privileged few. that's true. i mean, if you look at the history of humanity, there's not been a as a real sustained time for this individual particular liberty. and there is there is a reason why founding fathers in the united states made it the first amendment. they could have made guns first, but they seemed to think they wanted to arm the citizenry with something that they could truly defend themselves. and that's with their ability to stand up against potential tyranny and actual tyranny from own government.

what the saint said with an axe, just like what patriarch alexy ii said about the death of comrade stalint me remind you what he said. the great leader of our people joseph. in the works and enterprises that he consoled himself with for many years, there is no area where the great leader's deep gaze would not penetrate. people of science were amazed at his deep scientific knowledge in a wide variety of areas, his brilliant scientific generalizations, the military his military genius, people from the most diverse work invariably received from him powerful support and valuable instructions, as a man of genius, in each case he discovered what was invisible and inaccessible to ... now in these last 33 years that have returned to god, what the bolsheviks blew up or abandoned by decision of the meetings in the godless stalinist five-year plans, that's what they were called, the godless five-year plans from 1727 to 1937, this is a thing of the past, i'm talking about the present day, the only problem is that no one except me will tell you about this, they don’t talk about this on orthodox progra

independent, no one has increased the territory of ukraine as much, not a single witch like lenin and stalin, of course, so there is no need to even talk about it here, so a little bit of sense there, people need to come to their senses, although whoever gets a feeling, some in their feelings begin to understand reality, this is murzilka, for example, aristovich, let me repeat it again. once again, in 2-3 months, if this continues, exactly 2-3 months, three or four, okay, the front, which is now crumbling in two directions, in two slowly retreats, at three, will fall at six or seven, this flow will become uncontrollable, this means the collapse of the front, perforation in numerous places where russia will be able to apply new methods of struggle, in particular, the mass use of special units in our rear with their paralysis and so on, envelopments, bypasses and so on, that is, it will transfer the war to a maneuverable one... by the way, we are not talking about the losses of the coal miner, but note that these two pathetic clowns, both butusov and aristovich, welcomed kurdish scam, they wer

in donetsk alone, then... in stalin's city, over 180 thousand people became victims. ukrainian special services used moldova as a transit point for terrorists from mali, turkish media write about this. journalists got hold of the passports of two extremists. they contain stamps about crossing the moldovan-ukrainian border. earlier, there was information that ukrainian intelligence was helping the militants, including training them to operate drones. and also, regarding support. the un should take measures against the kiev regime. it has been established that extremists are being trained on the territory of ukraine, who then operate in africa. the golden dock is a landmark event in the modernization of the baikal-amur mainline, one of the largest in the world. laying the symbolic link that connected the western and eastern bam, the second railway track. and it is no coincidence that it was at this time. the rails of the first track converged exactly 40 years ago, as it was then and what is being done for development now, a report by alina sanoeva. engine driver smolyak