marks was none other than joseph stalin stalin loved the theater loved classical literature and the theater also loved the classic loved the moscow art theater and now stalingakov was patron and there was an illusion that it would always be like this, but it did not last very long in 1928 the year such the first bell sounded was banned, and the performance, or rather the play that the moscow art theater began to rehearse, bulgakov’s favorite play, run, but, nevertheless , bulgakov’s three other plays were going on and when, at the very end of 1928, stalin received an indignant letter from a group of soviet playwrights, with with such a cry as long as the anti-soviet play is on the stage of the best theater in the country, stalin replied by the author of this letter. that you first learn to write, like comrade bulgakov, but nevertheless it literally takes two or three month and in february 1929 , an order suddenly follows to remove all bulgakov 's performances and for a long time historians, literature, could not understand at all what kind of fly bit stalin, and only during perestroika a very curious literary document surfaced. it was a transcript of stali

in a letter to stalin, again , bulgakov decides to write such a letter to stalin in which we lay all our grievances and ask at the end of this long , such a feverish letter. he asks stalinrk here and otherwise i just died stalin and he answered, and stalin told him answered. all this happened in april 1930, and april 18 was good friday, which is interesting, and in bulgakov's apartment and since the call is stalin says, unfortunately, we do not have a transcript of this conversation. and we can’t say exactly what stalin bulgakov was talking about, we know about the content of this conversation. from the memoirs of two women, bulgakov’s second wife, lyubov evgenievna, and here is the future third wife, and elena sergeevna a. but if you try to summarize, then the meaning was such that stalin asked if you didn’t really tired, comrade bulgakov and beyond. here i am saying, unfortunately, we do not know this exact dialogue, but then , as if stalin asks bulgakov so why do you still want to go abroad, or, apparently, stalin built the conversation like this. and besides, it was very unexpected for bulgakov. he did not expect this call. and bulgakov uttered a phrase. well, such

stalin's death citizens, are you there at all, or something, dolls, let's go, in general you will discuss nothing as a result, reflections on the topic ended. that's it for us. stalin here was like that, i would say a marker , or something, he is a pop culture subject for us, like mickey mouse the image of stalint and he ultimately is a cultural subject, that is , whenever people need to be distracted from something then a serious one goes to stalin stalin. mouse steel soap peter i dubious character necessarily mikhailovna likhachev head of the pushkin state museum former employee of the federal migration service of russia academic degrees. is it true, does not have in motion, going together it was such a thing and it is recognized that it was for the sake of money. they paid, they took the work book and paid. it wasn't a fountain. what money, but it was regular money. so you explained ask why i told about it. well , indicative, going along was the largest youth movement with huge infusions. we sculpted it. it is on such grounds as mrs. likhacheva suggests that contempt for her yesterday and the soviet and before the soviet is not what ukrainians did there. this we ourselves fashioned such a youth of such idols of such cultural managers and now we are reaping the rewards the question is we wil

stalin stalin did not give this bite. well, they said that in our canteens, which served the population. bread, mustard were free. bread for people who have survived. in february 1949, the first post-war nineteenth congress of the communist party of belarus was held in minsk, it summed up the first results of the restoration of the national economy, mechanical engineering and metalworking are developing at the fastest pace the fuel and energy base of other industries is a serious criticism, and in the address of agriculture . against this background, information was somewhat unexpectedly heard about the collective farm of the millionaire dawn of the kirov district of the mogilev region, the forty-ninth farm received its first million rubles of profit, despite the fact that in the forty-fifth in its place there was ashes and devastation. the poorly preserved, burnt-out house of the village of myshkovichi, in january forty-five , women, old people, children, and several disabled people gathered. among them are former fellow villagers kirill orlovsky arrived from moscow in what he said, speaking to the villagers. it was hard to believe. already after 5 years in the collective farm. we can have a herd of at least one hundred forage cows and receive 8 kg of milk from each. to sow not less than 70 hectares of flax and to receive not less than 20 centners of a flax window from each hectare of a network of 160 hectares of grain crops and it is unthinkable to receive at least 60 centners from each hectare already in the fiftieth. where did such calculations on the farm, neither cows, nor grain, nor field seeds, come from? but orlovsky was listened to after all, a respected front-line soldier in the war lost his hands hero of the soviet union so it began. the first collective farm meeting of the collective farm, red partizan in the village of myshkovichi, at which orlovsky outlined bold plans for the revival of the economy, and the collective farm proposed to rename and name the dawn in order to start raising it with faith that everything will work out, but everything. it was hard to believe. everywhere was empty there was no picture, no chickens, nothing had changed. that i'm constantly picking up zakors go, they'll come up to the head and ready to bold the plans were not particularly believed in the kremlin, where they carefully studied the calculations of kirill prokofievich orlovsky, he outlined them in a letter addressed to stalinn july 6, 1944. immediately, a request to release a loan in the amount of two million rubles in vacant terms and 125,000 rubles. in terms of money, so that in my homeland in the village of myshkovichi, kirov district, mogilev region, on a collective farm, red partizan achieved the following indicators until 1950. decision purchased kostroma breed cattle in germany for allocated loans their black-and-white herd was formed practically from scratch. productive cows were many of the best chosen, which gave 18 liters of milk. such large doubled good cows were specially selected for them, for example, my amplitude, their group was further molested by young animals, from these already comfortable cowsheds, the wealth of the collective farm was dairy cattle in animal husbandry and at the same time the potato bridge in russia developed the properties of both dairy products and meat was. in the economy in 1955 in the state publishing house of agricultural literature, a book by kirill prokofievic

stalin's crimes and campaign for communists? this must be ended because communism in stalinism is nothing. not the best egypt ukraine will cope with this task or we will have some russophiles and sovietophiles appear again in the next generation who will say well not everything was so bad the sausage was being built who he was the first to melt lenin into shevchenko why russia is not able to knock down deposed leaders we did not survive the trial of communism what other places of power of the russian world are left to us as a legacy until all that she does not belong to vlas december 8 , 2013 in bessarabia people are knocking down the ukrainian leader olen he was built from the same pink marble as the mausoleum in moscow . at this moment, history ceased to be a passive habit and became a conscious choice. few people here in ukraine thought about the fact who moved the first domino, who first dared to topple the monument to lenin, and this for i was surprised because the miners overthrew the first lenina in chervonohrad, lviv oblast, on august 1, 1990, more than a year remains before the collapse of the ussr, a strike on behalf of 15,000 miners demands the removal of the sculpture that marks their city as an element of the soviet empire , the local council and it consisted mostly of rohiv residents and since may 90 renamed the streets and squares of chervonograd fully supports its people lenin stood right here, now instead of him this cross and the memorial tablet were sharpened by several dozen communists in the 90th monument but then the crowd pushes away the defenders of the leader, and then the crane carefully removes the monument from the pedestal and places it on the stone of some communal yard, four years later , this monument to shevchenko will be made from the bronze of that sculpture, decommunization in the 90s was not a systematic majority no i saw no problems in the old pedestals and street names , the theory is that we are like this at the beginning of independence , only a few monuments fell for independent attempts to decommunize something, it was easy to get a criminal article, this is the destruction of historical heritage, so no luninopad began at the end of the revolution of dignity and as a social response to the executions of the heavenly hundred . i think it was a statement by ukrainian society that this will not happen, we will make attempts, the lenin monument was written by the arabs, they toppled it on december 8, in december they toppled three more in january, nine more before on february 20, five more, that is, in total, by february 20 , before the executions on the maidan, 17 were toppled, and on february 21, 49 were toppled in one day. it was then that everything began to change. the state adopted a package of decommunization laws and in a few years communal workers and activists dismantled about five thousand ukrainian lines, according to unofficial information, today there are about 300 leaders and its left in the temporarily occupied territories. moreover, over the years , local communities have gotten rid of tens of thousands of communist names. it really closed there for two and a half years. the renaming of a thousand settlements , the renaming of 52,000,000 streets , squares in various cities and villages, let’s say there were a lot of such funny cases when trying to argue the necessary the preservation of this or that name in local councils, they simply resorted to some absolutely absurd arguments in support, for example, one argued that the name zhovtnev is not in honor of the bolshevik coup in honor of the warm autumn month , leninovka is not an accrual in honor there is lena, somehow the legendary founder of selat to do all this and overcome resistance in the conditions of war is a great success, i have something to compare it with in russia, where in the 90s there was a sluggish wave of decommunization and the destruction of totalitarian stones, the number of lenins did not decrease critically , now there are more than six thousand idols of the leader, and the total length of lenin's streets in russia reaches nine thousand kilometers . to imagine that somewhere uh, in some uh, i don't know, in some uh, public places, uh, it's depicted, uh, a nazi, it's just like you , but you can, obviously, no person will say no, that's unacceptable, because nazism is evil and so this is how uh-uh the answer to what uh-huh we did not survive the ship of anti-communism, that is, this is actually such a key problem, which makes it possible to rehabilitate communism because society did not receive clear instructions, it hears different versions . to which every deep russian personally grows a new totalitarianism, imagine, for example, what the europeans will answer if you ask them about the meaning of the figure of hitler, imagine, and here is the answer of modern russians about joseph stalintalin is waiting for us, i think that now she is very much missing. of course, he was the leader of our country. he was a reliable person for our generation. like a father , i think about the collapse of the soviet union, the collapse of the soviet union is a huge tragedy of the 20th century. you know why, first of all, because at the same time on sometimes 25 million russian people found themselves outside the borders of the russian federation. putin does not have a reason for these russians abroad, who are really just lazy ukrainians, kazakhs, moldovans who do not want to speak their native languages , the lenin network with their force field is working worse and worse but in the borders of the ussr and the world, all that remains are many imperial markers that allow putin to talk about one nation , for example, the stone soldiers and the liberators are lviv , the field of mars, here after the first world war , soldiers of the austrian army, germans, poles , ukrainians lay, but then

stalin stalin was a fiend well, that's how it was briefly explained. eh, what would be like here you are speak briefly. well, it’s capacious and clear that these textbooks have changed, the amount of information has not changed at all, but it’s still wrong to do it, because i still have three children, they are all of different ages, and as a result , it’s even interesting, so i noticed a very negative i see the information that they reacted somewhere themselves, maybe they read that well , they did something wrong, then they take it to extracurricular reading, how reading is mandatory, who decides it? how does it happen? it feels like our children were brought up for us, i see. here i am with you. i agree that the education system is with it. they do not give all the information to our children, there is still the internet, there are all messengers. all social networks, which are also very influential. well , nevertheless, the system of education and culture - this is a powerful department, which is quite a large number of people and some kind of base to lay. they can also in terms of the development of the children's program. i would watch where the enemies hit, what they lie about, what they lie about, they lie in reality. about the role of stalint the role of victory, about losses, and for us children, so as not to going into it is very difficult, after all, it is necessary to add this to the program, and about traitors, how it happened and problematic and explain in more detail, because if we don’t explain in the program, the enemies will explain, and they will distort these figures into completely this loss they . well, for example, even the simplest fact many people think that the germans won. why did we even hear this guide before one even before the twentieth year of the great patriotic war that we lost, because we had a loss of 30 million. you decide, and this is someone in social networks propagandizes, but if you carefully look at the statistics of losses, take not the wehrmacht losses , compare our soviet losses, but they are the same almost irretrievable losses. this is approximately 11 million for us. we and our allies on the eastern front, which fought. and approximately 10 million are the wehrmacht and their allie

marks was none other than joseph stalin, stalin loved the theater, loved classical literature and the theater also loved the classic, loved the moscow art theater and now stalin way or another. at bulgakov had a patron and there was an illusion that this would always be the case, but it did not last very long. in 1928, such the first bell sounded was banned, and the performance, or rather the play, which the moscow art theater began to rehearse , bulgakov’s favorite play, run, but, nevertheless, three bulgakov’s other plays were played by and when, at the very end of 1928, stalin received an indignant letter from a group of soviet playwrights, with such a cry, until an anti-soviet play was being played on the stage of the best theater in the country, and stalin answered with the author of this letter. what did you learn first write? like comrade bulgakov but

stalin and he answered, and stalin answered him. all this happened in april 1930, and april 18 was good friday, which is interesting, and in bulgakov's apartment and since the call is stalinonversation. and we can’t say exactly what stalin bulgakov talked about, we know about the content of this conversation from the memoirs of two women, bulgakov's second wife, lyubov evgenievna, and here is the future third wife, and elena sergeevna a. but if you try to summarize, then the meaning was such that stalin asked if you were not very tired, comrade bulgakov and beyond. here i am saying, unfortunately, we do not know exactly this dialogue, but then, as if stalin asks bulgakov so why do you still want to go abroad or

stalin line, all the lines are stationary structures, then what is mannerheim that, uh, mono, that there is no stalin and really efficiency. they give only when they work with other troops with air defense aircraft with the armed forces. with some kind of reserve, well, this is already like a military tactician, at least, and many people think that it is possible to line the stalind be possible to survive and delay the germans no, but it's like saying that the armored train would have won any battle well, but the relationship. after the beginning of their relationship and interest in the stalin line, first of all, among foreign guests. here you feel some change. did it appear? eh , there are no changes, as foreign guests come and come, especially frequent guests are lithuania latvia estonia and we often see them at our complex. well, i don’t even mention the russians, because it’s just like the belarusians, we have a permanent fairly large process, but especially noted in recent times. especially around here. here i am 3-4 years old. that's a lot of nordics. chief norwegians swedes dutch. well, they can be attributed to the nordics a little bit, and in principle , their relationship is always interesting, especially when everything happens, and how they relate to belarus , what they see and know that i have noticed that lately . uh, especially in educated people

stalin stalin was a fiend well, that's how it was briefly explained. it is capacious and clear that these textbooks changed, the amount of information did not change at all, but you still did it wrong, because i still have three children, they are all of different ages, and as a result, it’s even interesting, so i noticed very negative information.

stalin line, all the lines - these are stationary structures, what is mannerheim, what, uh, mono, that there is no stalin and real efficiency. they only give when they work in tandem with other air defense units with the armed forces. with some kind of reserve, well, this is already like a military tactician , at least, and many people think that it is possible to line the stalint would be possible to withstand and detain the germans, no, but it’s like saying that an armored train would have won any battle well, but relations. after the beginning of their relationship and interest in the stalin line, first of all, among foreign guests. here you feel some kind of change. did it appear? uh , there are no changes. as foreign guests come and come, especially frequent guests are lithuania, latvia, estonia, and we often see them at our complex. well, i don’t even mention the russians, because it ’s just like the belarusians we have a constant, fairly large process, but it’s been especially noted lately. especially around here. here i am for three or four years. that's a lot of nordics. head norwegians swedes, well dutch. well, they can be slightly attributed to the nordic and and in principle, it’s always interesting their relationship, especially when everything is happening, and how they relate to belarus, what they see and you know, i ’ve noticed that lately. uh,

stalin stalin was a fiend well, that's how it was briefly explained. eh, to well, as you say briefly. well, it’s capacious and clear that these textbooks changed the amount of information didn’t change at all, but it’s still wrong to do power, because i still have three children, they are all of different ages , and as a result, it’s even interesting, so i noticed i see very negative information that they reacted somewhere themselves, maybe they read that well, they did something wrong, then they take it to extracurricular reading, how reading is mandatory, who decides it? how does it happen? it feels like our children were brought up for us. it's clear. so i agree with you that the education system is with it. they do not give all the information to our children, there is still the internet, there are all messengers. all social networks, which are also very influential. well , nevertheless, the system of education and culture is a powerful department that is enough a large number of people and some kind of base cannot be laid from the point of view of the development of the children's program. i would watch where the enemies hit, what they lie about, what they lie about, they lie in reality. about the role of staline role of the victory, about the loss of e and for us children, so that without going into it it’s very difficult, nevertheless, we need to add this to the program e and about traitors, how it happened and the problem ones and explain in more detail, because if we don’t explain in the program the enemies will explain and they will pervert these figures into a completely loss they with. well, for example, even the simplest fact many people think that the germans won. why did we even hear this guide before one even before the twentieth year of the great patriotic war that we lost, because we have 30 million. you decide, and this is someone promoting in social networks, but if you carefully look at the statistics of losses, take not the wehrmacht losses, our soviet losses compare, but they are practically the same. ah, irretrievable losses. this is approximately 11 million for us. for us and our allies on the eastern front, who fought. and approximately 10 million is wehrmacht and their a

the ashkhab to what they conquered and defended in the second world war stalin's empire and this stalin's empire about which stalinrchill and roosevelt, the west wants to destroy what is not clear here, they think so, there is a complex structure there is a proposal from the russian federation for security guarantees that were offered before the russian attack on ukraine it is clearly written there that none of the former soviet republics can join nato, not only ukraine, not only georgia, none of all the countries that were liberated by the soviet army in 1945 , the latest weapons must be withdrawn, it is written there, it is written in fact, what they tell us, or you will give us the opportunity revive the soviet union with its sphere of influence or we are at war with you. i am not at all sure that even if russia loses this war against ukraine, everything will not stop there, it will not stop , i think that it will fight in central asia, it will fight in the caucasus where there will be no guarantee of security there will be a war , you just have to adjust and just understand, just understand how we will live fo

assume that they stood at the origins of this infrastructure can be considered, so that's when stalin's plan stalin'sreat plan for the transformation of nature. after the great patriotic war they were implemented when most of the forest belts were planted and defended the steppe. uh, fields, these dry winds, dust storms, everything else, uh, the property is now the staff of the presidential press service. dear colleagues, good afternoon. i welcome you to the meeting of the council for interethnic relations. my colleagues and i are here in the north caucasian federal district, by the way, we can talk to everyone later. we can reschedule part of our meetings for tomorrow, calmly, we will discuss the situation in each subject of the federation. and we have on the agenda the strategy of the state national politicians. it has been operating for over 10 years. we constantly pay attention to the issues of its implementation and understand that in modern conditions it requires updating. we see what aggressive external pressure is now exerting on russia , on our entire society, almost the entire arsenal is di

stalin prize. do you know, for example, how much the stalin prize was 100,000 rubles. in the church year , let me remind you once again that the average salary of workers and employees was 339 rubles. and it was significant money. it was possible to live on them and support a family, and stalin100,000 rubles to the best artists. and there will be tougher five stalin prizes. and prokofiev will have six stalin prizes of 500,000 rubles. and 600,000 rubles. in fact. they were millionaires, like in our days galkin and well, it doesn’t matter who well, just ask yourself what is what is whose prokofiev and what are these all the wimps living in palaces and you call this democratic progress, otherwise stalin’s gulags where everyone was a slave and marched in formation. well, i do not know. and ends this thread. i ask you to fix once again the soviet power, personally, comrade stalin, not only time from time to time, the formalists were scolded in music, as well as in cinema, in literature, in the theater and in painting and sculpture, too, but artists provided them with unheard of opportunities glorified throughout the country and all over the world infinitely raised the bar of symphonic music itself, convinced that the country should listen to shostakovich prokofiev and will listen

assume that they stood at the origins of this infrastructure can be considered, so that's when stalin's plan stalin's plan for the transformation of nature. after the great patriotic war , they implemented it when most of the forest belts were planted and the steppe ones were protected. ah, the fields. here are these dry winds. here are the dust storms from everything else. here is the actual source. it was precisely those germans who came here and mastered agriculture from germany here that became this idea, and very wealthy people came from the molodchansky district, which included berdyansk and melitopol districts became the economic and intellectual center of the minanites in the donbass only in the period from 1828 to 1866 , 18 agricultural colonies arose here, the number of new settlements, as well as the number of people grew, and so on exponentially. on the results of the first all-russian in 1897, there were already living here, and in the bahnut word in serbian and mariupol, the communists , which, in fact, constitutes the territory of modern donbass, more than 40,000 people of the german p

its architectural design, stalin avenue central avenue, stalin , the current independence avenue was erected in just 5 years created in the style of neoclassicism and in the stalin grandeur solemnity greatness among the people, its baptized with the stalinist empire style, built in the most difficult time for the republic. it has become not only the hallmark of the country, one of the best masterpieces of world architecture, but also a symbol of the next labor victory of the belarusian people. to think and opening up 1,000 roads before us , music can change color. pokulki. i can't change us music from within the skin of us. a bouquet in this life in production has tried a lot here. we are one big family, damn it, for each other it's very cool when you live your own business and take pride in your work. i am proud that i am involved in what we create for our wonderful people, interesting fashion products. we cheer up we create comfort you see it at the development stage when the model is created. it's worth being happy for your colleagues. in general, i know this from the outback. a village girl, a late child, there have always been adults around me. i grew up li

stalin, what is ready there? i ask her to explode. kurchatov is confident that everything is possible. i last time i ask, it will explode. comrade stalin will explode well. there is a comrade stalinut it is not so terrible, because without this bomb the entire soviet people will not last long. you understand me? that the americans will drop their bomb on us? i don't know, comrade stalin well, to hell with comrade stalin excuse me no way, academicians kurchatov and khariton, as well as other scientists, came to the tests with small suitcases. they knew that if the bomb did not explode for them, they would hardly be able to call at the hotel even from the training ground, they immediately get to the lubyanka, so just in case there were warm clothes and essentials in the suitcases. they already said goodbye. just in case too. all is ready. scary , igor vasilievich yesterday his veins were shaking. and today it is no more. how much can you be afraid? i did everything i could. and you and all of us, and now, as it will be, everything will be fine. it will work i'm sure. is it good, does it work? we will talk about this later, god forbid that everything works out. do you believe god i

she said, come on, write a letter directly to stalin and tell him everything specifically, and tolik wrote a letter to stalin that dear comrade stalinre. i donate it to the defense fund. i ask that a cannon be made with this money and presented as a gift. to him uncle, who is an anti-tank gunner and indeed it was done. ustin's uncle, fedorovich, received a tolin cannon in january 1945, with which he smashed the germans. under balaton , he took budapest and liberated czechoslovakia , anatoly andrienko himself lived all his life in odessa , worked as a mechanic at two odessa factories , he passed away after the 60th anniversary of the victory. people settled on the territory of present-day odessa from ancient times, but neither the ancient greeks nor the genoese nor the turks managed to create anything like the future russian in these places. pearl by the sea for several centuries. there was a tatar settlement khadzhibey, its semi-nomadic population lived in dugouts built of local stone, which were covered with felt in winter. in case of danger. the inhabitants abandoned their dwellings and fled to the steppes. the main occupation of

but stalin is not a question. we put stalin aga stalin we remove we put hitler aga hitler leaves. again. well, and so on and so on, and nothing changes in this family and nothing will ever change. and now i would like to include a guest in our conversation, he located in our studio. this is maxim reva , a political scientist who was deported from estonia in 2022; he headed the estonian public organization night watch, the same one that guarded the bronze soldier. hello maxim, please tell us what kind of investigation you have and where this family came from, which is very interesting in all respects. i would say that of all those people who are related to the restoration of estonian statehood after the soviet union , the only ones. who literally and politically and physically survived. it was a callos. this simkalos is now a member of the estonian parliament. and his daughter is the prime minister. at the same time , we must clearly understand that we consider a daughter equal to her father, everyone knows perfectly well who he was. dad kayakalas it is simply called in the open thi

she said, come on, write a letter directly to stalin and tell him everything specifically, and tolik wrote a letter to stalin that dear comrade stalins here. i found a treasure. i donate it to the defense fund. i ask that a cannon be made with this money and presented as a gift. to my uncle who is an anti-tank gunner and indeed it was done. uncle ustin fedorovich received a tolin gun in january 1945. with her, he smashed the germans under the balaton, took budapest and liberated czechoslovakia himself anatoly andrienko lived all his life in odessa , worked as a mechanic at two odessa factories , he passed away after the 60th anniversary of the victory. they settled from ancient times, but not the ancient greeks managed to create in these places anything like a future russian pearl by the sea for several centuries. there were compatriots here. in case of danger, the inhabitants abandoned their dwellings and fled all the main occupation of the khadzhibeys was cattle breeding in 1764 . the turks built a small fortress here, not dunya, in the corners. it had four guns installed. eight more guns were in reserve the garrison of the fortre

stalin? and stalin is supposed to be making a plan with czechoslovakia, poland, and all of them. you saw what happened there. he invaded those people. so, the had a lot of this money. but he didn't have it for too long. >> ben, response? >> i'm not clear what you are referring to with regard to the goal and gold. i should emphasize that the goal was not a supporter of the marshall plan and the united states was almost as concerned as -- 1947 about him coming back into power as they were about the communists in france coming back into the coalition government in there. so, it was central to u.s. strategy in the time that the marshall plan launched to support center, left and center right governments were throughout europe. that is, we were trying to avoid the emergence of extremes on either side. on the right the left. at times that involve very difficult calculations for the united states. for example, in britain the german administration was very much against the british labor government policy of nationalizing certain industries. ultimately, the state department felt it was ver

stalin for 2 months to prepare him, but received only 30 days, the idea of ​​\u200b\u200bholding the victory parade belongs to e, based on memoirs. uh, united zhukov and very much all of stalin, she had a meeting of her own defense committee, where questions about the preparation of hostilities were considered. in the far east, stalinned to those present with the question of whether it makes sense to hold victories in moscow ahead, they say, the new war, it would be necessary to maintain the morale of the army, by the way, many soldiers officers elected to participate in when they were called to the headquarters at the victory parade , they thought that it would be about sending them to the far east and not to moscow for the celebrations on the occasion of the victory, moreover, for the war. they felt much more ready than for the apparatus. they now knew how to fight better than anyone in this world. but the front-line soldiers, some of them, completely forgot how to march and walk in formation. well, the heroes of even the soviet union , holders of the order of glory, were waiting for their time to pass, but some even smoked in a fist. eh, some people squatted like that. well, it's hard to stand, someone will take off the helmet, well the breed then walked, of course, flawlessly on red square itself. he did not un

stalin and answered him, and stalin answered him. all this happened in april 1930, and april 18 was good friday, which is interesting, and in bulgakov's apartment, uh, the bell rings, this is stalin saying, unfortunately, we do not have a transcript of this conversation. and we can’t say exactly what stalin bulgakov was talking about, we know about the content of this conversation. from the memoirs of two women , bulgakov’s second wife, evgenievna’s love, and here is the future third wife, and elena sergeevna a. but if try to summarize, then the meaning was such that stalin asked if you were not very tired, comrade bulgakov and beyond. here i am saying, unfortunately, we do not know exactly this dialogue, but further, as if stalin asks bulgakov so what do you still want? go abroad. and now, apparently, stalin is so shot conversation. and besides, it was very unexpected for bulgakov. he did not expect this call. and bulgakov lost the phrase. well, such a beautiful fatherly patriotic one, who will argue with her, but the meaning of the phrase was such that i thought a lot. now i understand that the place of a russian writer in russia belongs to me. there is nowhere to work. and whe

stalin is good. stalin not only offered. the rest was not offered.th alarmists and looters. finally, the rest performed well, never forgot another moment. if it is possible, when we speak today , our real effective, and i would say effective counter-propaganda. for example, i am completely dissatisfied with what has appeared today and replicas of this situation. eh, that's the kind of thought. here, uh, they will retaliate. here they stand for what we did with low kiev and so on. here the ministers quoted very well today. we destroyed military facilities in kiev , it sounded that they were sleeping to us, who has our own people ? volkov yes? no? yes? no. well, you just need a protocol that you and whom you read the feeling that you live in paradigm and foreign agents. you. just check who you follow. what are you not reading at all? yes, i read everything that comes out on this subject is very dangerous for this. no , it's not dangerous, because i, for example, when consider professionally so developed critical thinking. there. well, such an environme

stalin became another stalin studied. he not only dismissed or shot someone, but he issued a directive. look, the crimean front is defeated by the brilliant manstein the enemy, well, it was a lamp foul, and he is developing the crimean front, dmitry timofeevich kozlov is in command, by the way, he is buried in minsk, what stalinove him from office, he transfers to another job with a demotion to command the army, but immediately issue a directive. and bob, these actions in the crimean front were also in kharkov operations in many others. i say i will list the fingers on the hand, there will not be enough generals and even marshals, who, to put it mildly, especially in the first period of the war, did not show themselves very well, but who were given the opportunity to correct, taking into account the experience of mistakes. timoshenko , the same kozlov, i can list further. we'll take care of this. it will be the honest detective. konev, a vivid example of which they should have almost shot at the beginning of the typhoon beetle operation, took him as deputy commander of the western front, then transferred to kalininsky to the kalinin direction sokolovsky was an outstanding soviet military leader after the war. he was removed from his post for unsuccessful operations on the western front. during the liberation

she said, come on, write a letter directly to stalin and tell him everything specifically, and tolik wrote a letter to stalin that dear comrade stalinhere. i found a treasure. i i donate it to the defense fund. i ask that a cannon be made with this money and given to my uncle, who is an anti-tank artilleryman, and indeed it was done. uncle ustin fedorovich received a tolin gun in january 1945 . with her, he smashed the germans under balaton , took budapest and liberated czechoslovakia , anatoly andrienko himself lived all his life in odessa , worked as a mechanic at two odessa factories , he passed away after the 60th anniversary of the victory. a very close person. here together. thanks to military operators we can find out the truth with my own eyes on may 9 at 23:50 on the russia channel with care for your sleep discounts on bed linen and other home textiles from the brands nochnezhna and urban familia choose quality at affordable prices on wildberries lost the card there is a credit we will be searched for 145 days without interest. well, that's all, credit card for everything reasonable 145 days without interest on everything a

stalin warned the americans, warned, comrade stalin how you flew mr. president very well, except for the wild turbulence over baghdad mr. president marshal stalinsettle in the russian mission. i have already turned down churchill's invitation, i think that this is inconvenient for russian intelligence. there is information about nazi agents operating in tehran. well, marshal stalin fears that when moving from one mission to another , unpleasant incidents may occur, if it's about safety. 10 in favor of uncle joe i've time i've been wanting to meet you for a long time. this is my fault. anyway we met, i wouldn't be your guest. if such a threat existed, i would not hide from it in the russian mission. it seems to me that there are more serious reasons for my stay. here, after the battle of kursk, the russians are entitled to special respect for the president of the united states. let's better discuss the problems that concern you. destroyed 56 divisions. over 13,000 tanks and over 14,000 aircraft. lately the command of the german troops transferred from the west 75 divisions and a large amount of military equipment, despite this, the red army cont

stalin had to give something we don't like it. so stalin was worried about like or dislike? he reasoned in a completely different way: politics is geography. he reasoned very pleasantly, of course, now it is clear, stalinbut from a point of view. here, uh, the results of all this politics, we are the results of all this politics at the time of death. stalin , he ruled half the world. yes, therefore , from the point of view of stalin, everything was done perfectly correctly from the point of view of miserable things, he owned half the world. not because he was old, because there was an idea that realized yes, yes. i don’t argue, the idea was there were alternative ideas, the same trotsky did not help. well, because these ideas were not so in demand, as ideas should be a person who can implement , but here we see something else, when they came to khrushchev and so on there. the last of them , gorbachev and yeltsin, then got more khrushchev did not inflict . no one said they could not cope with bandera, they could cope with the whites, which was much more than bandera not only that, they were also integrated in the forty- first year. how many years have passed since the civil war today? what? well , reall

stalin died. stalinism. the system of government ideology that he had spawned within the soviet orbit spanning half a dozen countries borders by the time of his death in 1953 survived, the man himself, germany, would remain divided until 1990. the european continent would also remain divided and stalin'ssuccessor depicted here, nikita khrushchev, proved to be a man of political. on the one hand, he denounced stalin at the 20th congress of the communist party of the soviet union, held in february 1956. you see it depicted here calling a political criminal who betrayed the communist vision of the future, working against the classless piety, against communism itself by wrongly indicting loyal communist activists and wrongly rounding up millions of people and, sending them to the gulag labor camps and penal colonies, exact shooting hundreds of thousands of others. but it was stolen individually who was blamed? not communism as a whole, and certainly not the secular eschaton lying at the heart of the whole project. khrushchev doubled down actually when it came to a gop conflict with the united states that emerged over 15 years earlier in the final of world war two, with the beginning of what was called the cold war. the war was called cold because it would involve the constant risk of turn

stalin stalin asked what happened without personal experience?onovalets and here the board remembered the weakness of sweets and etc. that is, as far as he studies everything, but zuckerk yes, uh, but what about the operation in the belgorod region? well, yes, of course, we understand perfectly well that it was prepared and carried out in many ways. maybe there, that's why it was hastily carried out, namely, in order to interrupt the agenda with artyomovsk in this. no doubt for sure. we see that where did the entourage, artyomovsk, ukraine ukraine yes, yes, yes, they say, it's almost all the same who the statement is, well, paint. well the ones that stand until now cyborgs in donetsk airport. yes, and they are somehow advancing cunningly, that not a single settlement, not a single village, not a single quarter, i don’t know in the other direction, they are advancing. and that there i was not allowed. now you continue the question. look, just fresh footage from artyomovsk. dear friends, this is a symbolic, but very important point. donetsk people'

rudenko, asked the court to call the hall of the main witness, when this idea was reported to stalin. stalin responsibility, comrade. rudenko sociolorens , not yet guessing what would happen next, asked. how long would it take for the soviet side to deliver to nuremberg the key witness of the chairman of the international tribunal, lawrence asked. how long will it take for delivery? i mean there the days of the week and so on the answer from the most, of course, about half an hour. here is the statement made. in general, the effect, a house that exploded. and she was shocked by the nazi defense. naturally, they began to say that we will not instruct, we will not slow down the presence. we need to prepare for the interrogation. here is something that went like this. here is the turning point on february 11, 1946 in hall. tribunal as a witness unexpectedly entered the one whom the nazis had long considered dead, and then buried with all honors in the presence of the fuhrer himself. and now this man was standing in front of them. it was field marshal paulus , and then there was a scene that wen

both hitler and stalin for the start of the second world war, we must remember all the ukrainians who died at that time, both from stalin and from hitler, and from many other allies of stalin we also remember we wonder what they did here, too, uh, all these people, it's obvious that uh , the dead. we must remember and forget about the ninth , because russia is cynically using it to speculate on the fates and tragedies of the dead, and we see that very few people are left supporters er , only 13% of this ideology is spread there by bloody dictatorial russia. this is not much compared to 50-8%. so i don't think that it will somehow spill out onto the streets of our cities and that now there will be some provocations, i think it will all be stopped because the majority of people , i think even now, even more so when they see these red flags, they will understand that these are pieces of the aggressor who is now attacking and killing children in our country, even regardless of how she feels about it, that will not happen at all because those cadres that we people in masks showed there, it means that it was literally there, well, 2021 is the year of quarantine, that is, we have

stalin to joseph stalin during a meeting in tehran in the forty-third year, the sword of stalingrad was encrusted with precious stones. so, the awarding by george the sixth took place in years. second mi war and of course, of course, i am signing these award documents. eh, the king had to personally get acquainted with those heroic deeds that were performed by those awarded, and both for great britain as for a naval power, of course, rewarding a naval officer who passed away with such dignity could be said to be a matter of honor, yes, and i know that every year there is a meeting of submarine veterans in the uk, it continues such meetings, they really took place until 2022, then a memorial, as reported on website of the official british burial commission. now it is closed for reconstruction , so this year there was no such meeting andrey thank you thank you alexander khabarov is in touch with us nikolai dolgopolov today we are visiting. and you knew about this whole story , you know, i knew, like this, but i heard it consistently, but it’s not by chance that george the sixth appears in this story. this is a very interesting monarch in history. uh, uk, you know, he came to power by accident, because his brother, edward the eighth, turned out to be involved in very strange stories. well, he was going to marry a woman who was married twice and the second time was not officially divorced, and this is the official version. he took her as his wife and supposedly. it was love that made her leave the throne, because she was just an american, no noble lady there, and everything else, in fact, it’s all wrong . the thing was that this lady mrs. simpson she was involved in, very good things like that. she was close to the nazis and lo and behold, yes. so, together with the nazis, she tried to find some approaches to the royal family. it's been proven about it. it was known a few years ago that the british also began to write about this. and now, together with simpson, she even was in addition to the fact that she was. well, let's say our mistress. so to say edward the eighth, she was not afraid. yes, she was the love of the tsar-bentrop of the future minister, and for foreign affairs, then he was ambassador to london, such dangerous connections. you know, and so the british nobility decided. no, he shouldn't be king and a man entered his brother, the younger stutterer is not ready for this role. it seemed would, who immediately immediately took power with his hard hands and when the second world war began as well. this man showed himself to be truly a patriot after june 22 , 1941. england, through the mouth of her minister , prime minister churchill, at the suggestion of the king , no doubt. she announced that she would fight together with the soviet union against hitler but even this is not the point, a lot was done immediately in the early days, for example, an unprecedented thing fantastic, this has not happened in history, in general, world intelligence the worst enemies are with secret and soice, and our soviet intelligence even these days, in the first days of july of the forty-first year, george the sixth and churchill send a mission of intelligence officers here to moscow and the joint work of the two intelligence services begins. she was very important about this , not everything is known briefly to our illegal immigrants. this is the holy of holies intelligence of illegal immigrants. basically, from the comintern, they went to england, they underwent additional training there , and after that they were parachuted into various countries occupied by the nazi troops. you see, it's all trace george. and a very interesting story with this sword, which has already been told. eh, khabarov is very good that he remembered this. even the fact is that there was still such a small prelude. and this was november 29, forty-three . prior to this, stalined with churchill and the entire tehran conference was in jeopardy , in jeopardy, they were reconciled by some roosevelt , the president of the united states, they went to dinner and handed this ball. now you see, this is the handing of this ball and it is very interesting. there history came stalin and this sword, but handed it over, but to voroshilov, but he dropped his tedder a little. but it didn't, uh, beg for what george the sixth did. well, you also think that this submarine was made together with the british, and therefore, i think so. well, this is just the same military brotherhood of which we can also be proud, as they are proud of it. these are the very old submariners, and the english are british, who always held such meetings until the age of 22. this is a very touching story of the great patriotic war. military journalist of komsomolskaya pravda viktor baranets, and you have heard this whole story that we are telling you today, he was once engaged in the history of this

stalin's thirty-ninth year. i understood bulgakov, when there will be a premiere, stalin will come, and they will meet. here is his dream of his wishes. here is such an idea fixed to talk, stalinlk with steel to us yes, this will happen. well, further. i say, unfortunately it went or fortunately, because it's hard to say, but in any case, what happened next everything went far wrong, which means august 14, 1939. bulgakov, several other mukhav theater artists went to batum, and in order to see some things on the spot necessary for a-a, scenery for costumes, uh , and so on, but at the same time it was such a fun trip and everyone was in a good mood. but when the train reached the station, serpukhov, came in, the postwoman and said, who is your accountant here ? come back , the telegram was from the theater, what happened stalin read the play and, according to legend, said everything was wrong and, in general, did not bless. and in general, this play was banned. again, historians, commentators. biographers argue that stalin did not like this play. uh, they see some secrets and see some figs in their pockets in it. uh, there is a version that unost stalin was such a rather dubious

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it's very interesting that at the conference with stalin when churchill and fdr committed to the may 1944 invasion of france stalin said who's going to be the supreme commander and the hamdan hot in said well we haven't selected one yet. he said it's all nonsense until you select the supreme commander so on his way back he said okay i guess i have to make a decision and he goes to africa and meets with eisenhower and the two of them are in a jeep and expressions on their faces isn so classic. this is one of the historic moments. the war hung in the balance of who would be the supreme commander. they gave everything fory their country and this really captures it. >> i know that photograph well and i love their faces. >> thank you very much for joining us today. i can't wait to get out and see you. >> please do. we are always waiting for you.

but at the big three conference with churchill and stalin when churchill and fdr committed to the may 1944 invasion of france, stalin said, well, who's going to be the supreme commander. they hemmed and hawed, they said we haven't selected one yet, and he said it's all nonsense until you select a supreme commander. and so on his way back to the united states, fdr says, okay, i get i've got to make a decision. and he flies to north africa, and he meets with eisenhower, and there's a photograph of the two of them in the jeep. and the expressions on their faces are so classic. and then this was one of these historic moments, you know? the fate of the war hung in the balance, who's going to be the commander. you see these two hen if realizing that they gave everything for their country. this is the moment that really captures it. >> i know that photograph well, and i love their faces. >> dawn, thank you very much for joining us today the here at home with the roosevelts, and i can't wait

stalin to declare war against japan in association the allies. so roosevelt's able to get stalin to agree to that. and then the other big thing he gets stalin to agree with is that it relates to the postwar. can you speak a little bit about that, david? one of the most important things about this conference, of course, was the establishment of the united nations. and again, here we forget that there were serious differences arriving at yalta, stalin wanted an absolute veto on the security council so that no question be raised that the soviets didn't want to hear the americans and wanted what was called the limited veto so that issues of concern for any country in the world could be brought before the body without the great powers being able to veto that. before we leave this section about the yalta conference, we mentioned that the photograph is an iconic photograph. well, in that photograph, you'll see fdr wearing his naval cloak, this is a of an object in our collection that is really also iconic. fdr was pictured in this naval cloak throughout world war and actually in some pieces during the 1930s as well. it became a familiar of his pub

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