starin and wil let him lay down his arms enemy resistance in the stalingrad area 1943 stalingrad ourars good evening on the air big game as russia continues the second phase of its special operation in ukraine the united states and allies are supplying the kiev regime with increasingly heavy weapons and it is already open officially talk about the desire to inflict russia's defeat. including a military defeat and, of course, such a policy only inflames the conflict and leads to its prolongation and escalation. and against this background, the secretary general of the united nations, antonio gutes, has sharply stepped up, the efforts of which pravda are not yet aimed at resolving the ukrainian conflict in any way , but only at its humanitarian aspects. tonight antonio gutevich was received by russian president vladimir putin, and in the afternoon he had talks with the minister of foreign affairs. you are talking about sergey lavrov. in particular , he suggested creating a contact group. un russia ukraine to provide humanitarian corridors. at the same time, it is very indicative that h

this is a memory watch of the stalingrad frontier.ther volunteers from the far east from the north of the urals to the south and the center of the country. here they work together with local search parties. everything that you see around is done by the hands of the gasmen organized. uh, actually, that's all the big, believe me, organizational work. she just walked from us before the start of the expedition, searchers worked. in the archives, they studied the maps. the report found german aerial photography, on which the positions and places of battles were visible, their reconnaissance of the area was also introduced by the organizers. a tent camp appeared in an open field, the connection was light, water, and the kitchen was ready. and more than little things, without which the expedition simply would not have taken place, probably, they should not only focus on the volgograd region, because many fighters are still unidentified. and i think that gazprom will take a more active part in such activities a lesson in courage, open-air for

after stalingrad and kursk, it became clear that the victory of the ussr was only a matter of time, it time to determine what the post-war world would be like for the first meeting of the big three, stalin roosevelt and churchill became a teger was only one difficulty since the pre-war years. iran was drawn into the orbit, the influence of the third reich, government structures and frames were literally stuffed with german agents. but the message that the intelligence of the third reich was interested in tehran came from the west from the forest in detail. one really came from the bear detachment to you, the winners, in which nikolai ivanovich kuznetsov worked. our intelligence officer worked in the german rear under the name of paol siebert in rovno, he met major ullerich von ortel, who served in the special units of the reich's foreign intelligence in one of the conversations. the major let slip that he was preparing to be sent to persia and he even gave his name your boss. said his supervisor was directly from the company. hitler was called a super-saboteur after the war with karzen

author of romanov's cops of stalingrad, was a friend of shpalikov.ov fell into disgrace and was in poverty, shpalikov wrote a script for the kiev film studio, received an advance payment and gave all the money to nekrasov, although he himself was heavily in debt. i'm walking around moscow, isolation is almost here complete but i'm not complaining. worked this year a lot sat longer writing history for will they launch or not? there is a cloudy hope although, to be honest, i don't give a damn about it. for a normal person, this would be strange, at least. drink once or more when left, however, do not drink for 40 days. then they wrote this very you and i. she just followed him around with thermos pies. so that in general, so as not to break loose and get drunk , the picture you and i, created in collaboration with larisovich. pitka thundered at the venice film festival in the seventy-second year, but most of shpalikov's scenarios were not accepted. what are your films about good people about, your heroes wander around the city and do nothing, clarify t

and this applies to, well, stalingrad, of course. it's so huge.there, and the turning point of the war. everything is clear. there, people soaked it all up in their skins with their blood. they are all, well, in other cities we and we were in astrakhan and saw the same thing. this, of course. this is the incredible support of donbass, incredible sympathy, empathy of mercy. i just want to say a huge, huge thank you. to those russian people who really express this huge sincere absolutely love to the donbass people is huge, huge. thank you, i joined you in this, because ivan said and i would like to draw the attention of those participating in the discussion. and, of course, our viewers, that this marathon is an action for russia, yes, which now it goes all over the country. here are the concerts. i'm just here i'm afraid it will be unfair. if i'm out of a dozen artists who take part in this, i won't name someone. it will be unfair, so i will not list now, because i can make a mistake and not name someone. and these are dozens of people and this is i

this is a memory watch of the stalingrad frontier.t brought together volunteers from the far east from the north of the urals to the south and the center of the country. here they work together with local search parties. everything that you see around is done by the hands of the gasmen organized. uh, actually, that's all the big, believe me, organizational work. she just came from us. before the start of the expedition, the searchers worked. they studied the maps of the report in the archives . aerial photography, on which the positions and places of battles were visible, was also carried out by the organizers. in an open field, a campground has appeared, the connection is light, water and the kitchen is ready for the beach air on a fire. and 1,000 more little things, without which the expedition. it just wouldn't happen. i think this is an innovation for us to compare. it's not with anything. it's here. this is the state of mind. these are thoughts, these are ideas. this is all a new lesson in courage, in the open air for schoolchild

big to shuttle faults in the battle of stalingrad in the 2nd world war. he's where russia is again, seen fallen soldiers. but nevertheless, supports president vladimir putin's actions are here and it's very painful that they are dying. but russia has to defend its bald is and keep ukraine out to him. nato, up his cemetery, friends, and relatives of 26 year old andre, have gathered to say a final farewell. he was also killed fighting in ukraine. as the kremlin continued to champion fallen soldiers as a price worth paying for putin's wall. and he w, russia corresponded emily, sherwin is here in the studio with me. emily huge discrepancies, and the numbers of the fallen on the russian side, depending on who you ask, right? how is russia handling the? the numbers coming out of this conflict with the kremlin is tightly controlling these numbers. we've only had ministry of defense in russia. publish numbers of fallen soldiers on the russian side, twice the last time at the end of march. when they said just over 1300 soldiers were killed. and an example for that

they fought to the death in the krasnoarmeyskaya southern part of stalingrad and they did not succeedat is, here the defense was the toughest. the earth is ringing. for three decades, search teams have been taking part in memory watches in the volgograd region and every time they find fragments cartridges the remains of the dead goes. who is he talking about from the lowland sergey krasnov spends his vacation for more than one year. this is the only way he leaves with search teams for the crimea on the volga in tver or rzhev, in fact, he is an engineer by profession in orenburg extracting gas, and such expeditions are part of his life. eight people in my family went to the front, and four are considered missing. such as sergei krasnov there are more than 50 enthusiasts in the structure of gazprom, and they have been working on the expedition for many years. this is a memory watch of the stalingrad frontier. brought together volunteers from the far east from the north of the urals to the south and the center of the country. here they work together with local search parties. everything

i in by summer 1942, the germans were at the gates of stalingrad, named after the supreme leader. the city was situated at both a railroad and a river junction. if hitler were to succeed in capturing the city, he would be able to cut off the red army supply of fuel and war materials. the general free drink palaces. 6 army began advancing steadily into the city. despite the weakness of the soviet troops, one man stood like a bull walk against the advance of the van marked lieutenant general vasily chewy cove. commander of the 62nd army. he was a veteran of the spanish civil war and had experience in straight combat. he took charge of organizing the resistance sharika of kept his soldiers supplied with ammunition. he formed commandos to ambush the germans through the sewers. vassily chew a cove turned infantry soldiers into snipers. by late september 1942, the german advance had stoled who would emerge the victor starlin ordered jew cove to provide a report on the situation. under issue called command, soviet forces attacked the weakest point of the german front line. the romanian a

here is stalingrad, impressed by the betrayal of his supreme commander, who decided to sacrifice themonstrate germany's determination to fight the war to a victorious end. how does this differ from today's behavior of the president of ukraine and his adviser? they have been for a long time understand and know anyone. actually , a person who is far from even a military specialty understands that it is impossible to imagine himself in the current conditions by deblocking mariupol. they abandoned such an idea a long time ago. not today, but a few weeks ago and to everyone . this is obvious and they ranted on this topic. they simply prolong the informational agony around mariupol with fire. by the way, i want to note that it’s not so much, but today. well, at least. yesterday the day before yesterday before the start of the second phase of this operation in general, uh, in ukraine they talked about mariupol because they don’t want to discuss this topic. it is obviously a war crime against its own military personnel. on the part of the leader of ukraine, they preferred to sacrifice these p

paint, as in berlin covintry, heavily affected by fascist air raids, severed their twin ties with stalingrad and wanted to be friends with ukrainian city, however, the main icon of the destroyed temple, the stalingrad madonna, seems to have not yet been renamed. the priests of the cathedral pray alone before the start of the sunday service, peace emanates from her. it connects us with all of europe, but especially with volgograd stalingrad, but the connection is unilaterally broken glasgow breaks post-war fraternal relations with rostov-on-don manchester news proposes to quarrel with st. that at the piskarevsky cemetery, where more people have been buried than now live in manchester no one is forgotten by us no by them yes, it is forgotten what they themselves told us. it is an honor for me to be present today at the opening of a memorial plaque in memory of the soviet wars we remember that they gave their lives for the liberation of europe cancel the military memory of the achievements of science and culture in london canceled the exhibition of the trans-siberian, the main line, the longest

they fought here throughout the battle of stalingrad. is literally stuffed with iron, the so-called death fields, which have not been plowed for a long time. from year to year, search engines comb through and each time they find new fighters. here we are, i have been working personally for 11 years. here, here, and every year we raise fighters, that year we rose, 74 fighters, they knew one nominal one, they were taken to their homeland or khach, surname or khachachev. only in this area during the battle on the volga more than ten soviet divisions were killed. a little to the west in the same area, another expedition, its members discovered the primary burial site of the red army, presumably died in the winter during our counteroffensive, literally walked across the field for 5 minutes and collected about a dozen shells from a german mauser. by the way, one lies on the surface in december of the forty-second year. the germans. there is a serious defensive line here, which the red army will crack only 10 january forty-third during the oper

propaganda from the history textbook almost completely removes information about the kursk and stalingrad. they are mentioned only once , separated by commas, in one line. and remember when we talked about the honored teacher of the russian federation remember for many years of work at school. i have repeatedly drawn attention to some peculiarities of my students' use of two quite harmless plural personal pronouns. us and them you can't hide the meaning that they sometimes betray these words inspires me with serious anxiety. here are typical examples known to all teachers, talking about any war in which russian guys took part almost always use the pronoun we we defeated the germans at stalingrad we defeated napoleon we defeated the swedes. near poltava it is absolutely certain that all these fighting people, many of whom are on close acquaintance. they would seem to them not just strange, but completely alien in fact , they still say, we well, something has changed. yes no here is mrs. edelman give an interview to a correspondent, a tv presenter of ukrainian television to call for the ban

specifically the battle of stalingrad. when i look at films like this, the overflight of the steel factory, it looks exactly like the situation on the ground in 1941 in stalingrad in which the russians fought off the germans, lost a million soldiers in the process but were able to turn the tide of world war ii with their tenacity and fighting in a hardened structure with lots of underground tunnels and lots of places to hide. he needs to think about what's going on in mariupol. you have a steel factory, no the a tractor factory like they had in stalingrad. they are using cover and concealment. i don't see them surrendering any time soon. regardless of what happens, the fight in mariupol, just like the fight in stalingrad, will inspire generations of ukrainians. >> i think that could certainly be true. they have certainly done that so far the last several weeks. you say putin needs to study history. we heard from the pentagon they think russia is learning its lessons about what happened in the beginning of this invasion whe

her name is lidia alekseevna, she was 92 in stalingrad, i was 12.5 years old.the front line. as times was here already there was such. she was born in stalingrad, she died, her mother and grandmother were wounded, then she went. well, we were sent, yes, petrap, then this same grandmother died on the road over these decades. she never found any of her relatives. she only has a daughter. it is she who holds her arm and asks us for corvalol, i don’t even suspect that there is an ambulance 100 meters away without electricity and the internet connection, or they don’t know what’s going on on the next street, not like in another area. if we move away from azotal, life is getting bigger and bigger, it seems that the peaceful, although not the same as before, elena ivanovna did not manage to wine last year got vinegar. she chemist mixed it with vitriol and silver nitrate. therefore, the bodies of her husband and uncle lie in the garage for embalmed and sprinkled with earth. do you have a very simple? masks in the hallway, as a sign of a past life and to-do list number

stalingrad and on the kursk salient liberated.caucasus orel belgorod kharkov kiev the blockade of leningrad was broken by andrey zhdanov, who survived the blockade along with its inhabitants. was entrusted to sign an armistice agreement with finland the finns withdrew their troops beyond the 1940 border line, provided the ussr with their airfields and naval base, and also paid an indemnity of 300 million dollars. hitler's plans to create muscovy and the caucasus by the reich sariats completely failed. however, the german government conducted active agitation, trying to provoke non-subordination to soviet power and military actions against the red army troops. hitler's propaganda stubbornly made national differences a series of strife between peoples. german leaflets appealed to the feelings of soviet germans living in the volga region called for uprisings of the people of the north caucasus in the occupied territories, some of the local residents cooperated with the nazis, some out of fear of the occupiers, others out of hatred fo

count on us, i say correctly, this is definitely an offense we won't let us shoot to death, like at stalingradember napoleon, bitches closer, i always say, in fact, i don't drive empty . tell guys. forgive me michael yes, well , you know, i will never remember who the old one of us is. well, thank you. here be healthy. yes, not men, something be healthy men. well, how are the animals? i mean, what a holiday. or maybe i'm pushing buttons. she kicked out, i then wait back. what a horse it is not, all the guys, guys. all sobriety, the norm of life is now over, all the old affairs. no, i said. well, i understand, thank you. dad , he saved me, thank you, all the ice. thanks to the neighbors, thank you and by the way, we are all neighbors on this earth, so and therefore, the occasion can fly.

he was entrusted with the defense construction of stalingrad, and perhaps, thanks to his efforts, the our e soldiers, stalingrad will stand, he reached the vistula, he completed the great patriotic war under aimed open fire. he built crossings so that the soviet army could quickly it was shubnikov’s unit that would advance to berlin. the world-famous monument to the war liberator was erected in berlin's treptow park. sergei pavlovich korolev explained to him for a very long time that they would have to build an object even a within the framework of shumnikov's consciousness. it was just a unique shumnikov, then he said his famous words three topark. i have built a monument to my life, but it is not so a monument to my life. i have n't built it yet, i have to build it. andrei korolev is the grandson of the legendary general the designer has always admired the fortitude of the first builders of baikonur. every time i visit baikonur, it amazes me even in modern conditions to build such a technically complex structure and equipped as baikonur in 2 years, the cosmodrome is almost impossibl

for example, if a veteran liberated, stalingrad participated in the battle of stalingrad, then our victoryolgograd will bring his portrait the remaining days until may 9, the builders of the immortal regiment will devote multimillion-dollar actions to organizing the holiday, they require careful preparation to calculate the route of movement to ensure the safety of participants. at the same time, the headquarters of the immortal regiment does not exclude that the investigation may take place this year and everything will be fine in ukraine depend. situations since one of the main requirements of any mass event is, of course, security, but i'm sure that nothing will interfere with, uh, the inhabitants of the liberated territories. uh, to take part in all the events that we will offer, uh, to spend may 9th on may 9th - this river will gush again on the street, when children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren of the winners carry portraits of heroes in their hands pavel krasnov evgeny stefanchuk alexei kozlov channel one. that's all, follow the time, stay up to date, and now on the air no

for stalin the damned forces and no 1 may, 9th socialism was they prefer stalingrad had a so called swore bounds. he retired from germany at glass of blue germans during the war with treason as 1946 he is in the ground forces. look at the victory parade by the gray stallion with from the stands. net mine a command post in don border region as possible. 1949 stop is cleared of beggars war groups. us. that army bid in 1941 to the front. meadows and awards. and class citizens that will already said to us to special but nothing below big war came to an end urging ah. 1945 gather. joseph stalin, that winston churchill on july 26th at lee the war time alliance was the an order. it's been to systems and capitalism and war under the marshall plan that i did economic assistance in countries, the base by the red army rom fluency earns of occupation berlin. ah ah it in which style and trying to invite all supplies came official of europe. continent in 2 blocks, loo gripped and died general corners of the empire to better who had ruled over them for years. derushia royalty owner of the n k the day an

exactly the same envelope will be. just take the military lost stalingrad only an unfortunate exception. we will win. it's just a matter of time. who we are your german friends i have no german friends. now it is? it's nice to be friends with us. mr. burton asked me to make you coffee told you again i had to stay late. thank you thank you, goodbye. always at your service sir. good evening thomas good evening. how i had to linger, as usual this thank you. so that 's very kind of you too sir, much appreciated. goodnight. first of all, we need to find out what you know. nothing about our military plans for the summer. last year we lost all our german agent. i know, i 'm talking about other sources. i do not have access to information of this level, they do not trust me. he too. so we need to regain the lost trust. i will help you with this. excuse me excuse me what happened? why did you miss the camera these documents? i have only till tomorrow. wait on the eastern front. i didn't come across anything on this issue. it's very important understood well, ok thank you material in german autho

well, you can imagine during the great patriotic war that stalingrad was full of such people, becauseexactly in the period of the battle of stalingrad, well, of course , they tried not to injure this, because it lost the inner feeling necessary. but if we are to wage a war, then it should be waged in my opinion. this is my opinion, you understand, and in my opinion there should be some kind of system that would be, uh, properly built, that it is necessary to give a stock to do this, there should be a structure that deals with it, there should be an intelligent person who knows he put rita off. i'll get you two two hands , but i'll just go. there are people who can do it. and with this, just like, but we say, here he is french speaking correctly, so to speak. yes we are we can’t bring it to the west in any way. well, it would probably make sense to make commercials already. as for being about kramatorsk in foreign languages ​​in english in french in german, launch them from there, but, probably, our special services can do this, probably, they can saturate the networks. there, in that

now everything that is bad in this, i will remind you, stalingrad is, as it were, a world example ofban battles, for 3 months of fighting. our command took out more than 100,000 stalingraders during the battles, another 200 were evacuated to the task of any army, any one before the start of any battles to withdraw the civilian population. this is called such a military word evacuation, you know, i'll remind you that even the germans, the nazis, who already had nothing to lose from east prussia, which today, kaliningrad on january 17 to may 8, the last ship left. may 8, took out a million 800.000. understand? because a lot. sorry. my mother was in occupation, she remembers very well how the germans came and said that if there were fights, leave, of course, that is, they simply drove them out. it was normal people who hide behind their citizens. i'm not talking about strangers at all. well, who are their own - this is nobody, you know. now. as a matter of fact, now evacuation. nothing michael. you heard that there was some kind of war when we fought with germany, but you didn’t hear ab

yes, that is, after the defeat in stalingrad, the same thing, they said, but what a very important momentperfectly correct parallel about and say that, in fact, there are signs of a third world war. they are, this is not a hybrid war. yes, the fact that the opening of a second front, the stretching of china is a fact, and we are progressing. now i have escaped, the third world war, because, even if we take and analyze what is happening in ukraine now, listen to these signs, when nazi germany declared war on us, the entire industrial machine, and the wehrmacht worked for the nazi government of one country. right now the world has turned upside down and in fact all european countries most of the countries a and america canada and others like them. yes, they work for the nazis for the nazi ideology, including the nazi government, which sits today in kiev, that is, you understand that this is really the third world war of the supply of weapons, when they say that well, let's not identify the mercenaries who are fighting on territories of ukraine with the governments, how not to identify if th

marshall gail gives you cove the illustrious war hero of stalingrad had also fallen from grace the pretext was you called war bounds. he valuables he had looted from germany and his friendship with the nazi collaborator under a loss of generals. less off who had defected to the germans during the war was convicted of treason. on august, 1st 1946. he was hanged in labianca prison. by then ju cough had been removed as commander of the ground forces less than a year. earlier at the victory parade, juke off had galloped into red square astride a grey stallion with stalin. watching from the stands now demoted, he was relegated to mine a command post in odessa, china, and the turkish don border region as far away from moscow as possible. in 1949, stalin ordered soviets, cities cleared of beggars, war invalids, and other socially marginal groups. a severe blow for the red army grigory pomerantz had volunteered in 1941 to defend moscow at the front. despite all our meadows in the woods, we were demoted to 2nd class citizens who could be trampled and abused at will. the authorities said to us, do y

the prisoners must be treated humanely, but this is bad luck, so to speak, you know, if we near stalingrads to me that we should already understand that we are dealing with a very motivated adversary. and when, so to speak, the ukrainian military is there, so to speak, did you complain about the story - with a cleansed consciousness. and this is not surprising because it took hitler 6 years to change the nation, and these fighters had eight eight years. by the way, with respect, i need to note to them, so to speak, that they are, uh, a strong enemy, precisely because they are really slavs. well, you know, when i served in the army, so to speak, there was such an episode in my life. i remember well our regiment commander sensible in general, before the exercises. he said, the main thing is that you will do everything not to get hit by a tank or a car. your task is to save life, because it is. most importantly, it is also important to understand the measure of confrontation. it's serious , it's very serious, to say the least. unfortunately, indeed, our neighbor, so to speak. eh, here and and

by the way, he bombed madrid and then stalingrad. bravo well, let's try to take a break from this bloody farce. let's look at the children of the third reich beautiful children little people they are found listening to the barrel organ, true, the barrel organ plays the official nazi anthem. the island hover still does not know what it is. sun dad and mom trumpet and drum boys always liked to draw soldiers bayonet gun knife tank swastika other copybook stormtroopers marching we salute the banner. but the noteworthy poem for the birthday of fira you are where german hearts beat stronger german hands work and german children laugh with happiness, we bring you our hearts of ether and a savior germany, you are hope, you are loyalty. you love you faith i love you with all my heart. i want to belong to you. i want to serve you every day and every hour, as a faithful warrior and a brave soldier note not to be read to memorize, now you have to learn to stand still and devour his eyes. absorb his every word, especially since now he will addres

we will triumph of eugene vic to shuttle faults in the battle of stalingrad. in the 2nd world wal mart . he's where russia is again, seen fallen soldiers, but nevertheless supports president vladimir putin's actions are shy and it's very painful that they are dying. but russia has to defend its boulders and keep ukraine out to him. nato. up this cemetery, friends, and relatives of 26 year old andre, have gathered to say a final farewell. he was also killed fighting in ukraine. as the kremlin continues to champion fallen soldiers as a price worth paying for putin's war. and here's a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. the european union has initiated a never before use procedure against a member nation, hungary over alleged violations of the rule of law. the move could c e o. funding to the eastern european country cut and comes just over 3 weeks after prime minister victor or bunce, re election. israeli forces have shot and killed an 18 year old palestinian man and clashes with residents of the west bank city of jen. in the

one of the german soldiers who fell into the stalingrad cauldron wrote to his wife that there was also. of course, it is small. this is only one seventy-millionth part of the guilt of the german people. but i am responsible for this 70 millionth of my life. if they all thought like this they didn’t reason with themselves, it’s always like that, not only in such circumstances. if all people on earth always reasoned like this 20 million lives we gave 20 million of the best life of our people so that there would be no life on earth. now the war was rolling westward. rolled unstoppable. 20 million they were dying and believed that we will not be fascism. nowhere in the world, never in one. on may 8, 1965, the former soldiers gathered on red square in search of their fellow soldiers. some have found. but this one from the 21st guards regiment did not find anyone, they did not come. this female doctor found the boy she once saved. and now they remember how it was. and the girl who has never seen the war and listens to them and this one found it. found mine. and maybe this is the best day of

the younger one died under the brest, here in stalingrad and i'm still alive.denisovich, you will leave this convent in 10 days with god's help. it was i who was stuck here, the old man alone and would have gone nowhere. and then, after all, work, and your daughters are waiting for you? and here's a picture for you from me. who are you? what do you not recognize? this is your image. thanks, maybe not? this is a pure heart. take what is this man in his hand holding a document on your release. dream , you'll see, it will be so. you are a hero. hero how is his temperature, 39? thank you and please. to recover strength is needed. here is a loaf with butter, a real moscow loaf naya . i can’t even believe that loaves are running somewhere else. that's it, thank you. thanks guess who it is? where did you get that? who is this gift? brilliant nikolai ivanovich he and how did you guess the gift? just kidding, no, i'm serious. hello dad i'm so happy. soon you will be a grandfather. 104 is here, right? where is the brigadier? what does well mean? i had explanatory notes t

during the second world war, in stalingrad and the tractor factories and other factories in stalingrad against the nazi invaders. any depiction of ukrainians fighting against russian troops in that steel complex on may 9th will -- will reeevoke very, ver inconvenient memories because it will suggest it is now the russians who are in the role of the nazis. >> but in that point, david, do you think that the russian forces are being made aware that perhaps they need some sort of win ahead of that key date? >> i think that is unquestionably the case. it's -- it's a -- every russian soldier will understand that. but they will also understand that it's -- some of these attacks are just suicide attacks. they are aware of the -- of the incredible casualties that the russians are taking. and by the way, the ukrainians are likely to mount a counterattack of their own on may 9th. >> so david, you know, the thought of taking mariupol that has been encircle now for weeks on end, if and whenever that happens, would still be a -- a pretty big strategic price for putin. explain to our viewers, why put

then called during the revolution nationalized called krasnaya zastava and up to the battle of stalingradupplied nails to moscow, the urals and siberia, and although these owners have long been gone, the two houses of the hater remain in their original places and still attract tourists of their history. the tv channel my planet represents she left her grandmother and left her grandfather, it turns out kolobok was not the only fugitive in the history of literature and cooking similar tales about runaway foodstuffs are available from different peoples. for example, in addition to kolobok, a pie ran from the owners, norway is a thick, fat, pancake, germany is an oatmeal cake, scotland johnny donut england is a gingerbread man usa and a runner pie, ukraine veliky novgorod is one of the oldest russian cities and the country's history is embodied without exaggeration. after all, russian statehood many centuries ago. it was born here that novgorod is proud and carefully preserves the buildings of each era; the most ancient one dates back to the eleventh century, although of course the city much

it’s like volgograd, well , then to stalingrad or even tsaritsyn, and everything also breaks off, breaks at my mother’s. there they were in the twenties , even long before collectivization had already begun. there were some committees of the poor, or what? i don’t know who fought, but they lived well, so they were considered, he was a hard-working grandfather, but have worked. he. uh, apparently he was a rybak and worked. all right, they had a few cows of horses there, that's all. that's all, it means that they dispersed the oppressed. in the end. they all refused to leave and hid their own there and, accordingly, there was none. as a result, it is impossible to dig deep, but at least there was someone who showed artistic abilities in the family. why did you suddenly rush towards creativity, well, chaliapin relatives, you didn’t have him? just listened, chaliapin or what? listened listened, but the period when you did not enter vgik and the moscow art theater school and sailors in the caspian sea you served in vorkuta at the mine. you have worked. why is it that in such areas, so to spea

s. 3rd army demands that the troops do not stop at the elbow, but move on toward stalingrad. on june 29th 1945 stolen, who already knows about the operation orders marshal shook off to move troops to combat positions in the west. mm. it is now clear to the allies that a surprise attack is no longer possible. then charger beckoned. clifton deduction creeks, government and started our mobility or tut. dean. deutschland annoyed the buffalo chatham. jean chavez, toyota, missouri. northland. was there too, but some of our vans conte, starting in for october east and does she east austin bus mafia dot on charges? are you had that beneath anything for me or damaging the info on these as garbage b. like and dish diverse mr. that's enough. we're no longer interested in a union with the russians, so we don't have to abide by the agreements with them. we need to make the alter records non existent, mary truman, her. but the lines need the red army in the far east, where the one and a half 1000000 strong quinton army is waiting for us. and britain had a hard time retaking several islands

we still have houses there, stalingrad, women's children.hey covered themselves from the shelter with people and retreated about five meters, hiding, but only how they relate. if you know that there are people somewhere here in the oven. yes, the stomach, and they shoot from there, that is, they are waiting answer. you see, like, my good they are bad. well, as is usually done, that is, bars. yes, even where people live in the fact of the matter shot. yes , in my opinion, no, the mariupol car is no longer released and is not released. why not find out? why? i just want a human shield, yes, it turns out to be people in all residential buildings. this is the fourth floor snot, i'm watching people here. yes, people live. of course in the basement. nobody let them out now until the time of the evacuation of civilians and always said this for what you at a referendum at one time in 2014, they voted for the donetsk people's republic. that's what they were for. revenge, i do not support yanukovych , who left our sons, husbands, who defended us being