trotsky is a vile traitor, and he deserves to die.man was deprived of his homeland. it's one thing if they try him in the soviet union and pass a fair sentence, stalin takes revenge on trotsky. only the blind can't see it. if trotsky had won, he would have done the same with stalin, this is a struggle for power. here is the second floor plan. here in these two rooms we are cleaning. during cleaning , a security guard is usually introduced to us, who standing and watching us. but in a small office. we cannot enter. it is always locked. so here is the guard hans, who he really likes. nina is watching us. i don't understand anything. wait if i understand you correctly. you want me to chat with hans while you sneak into the office. but if you just talk to him, then i will get acquainted with the gestapo guillotine. it 's right in their basement. the word to chat is inappropriate, your task is much more difficult. you must drag him to the nearest toilet and give yourself to him so that this hans didn't suspect anything. the main thing is t

well, leon trotsky. yes. was another yes leader. what to him? yes, he was. that was a masterful stroke on stalin's part to turn leon trotsky into an enemy of the from behind the scenes. he goes into exile. and then eventually he is assassinated by the communists. after he had had to move around a bit and ended up mexico. well, let's get into the other gallery here and let's see what's in there. so elizabeth spalding, we're going into gallery three. what's in here? this is the gallery that covers from the end of world war two to the present. among other things, it shows how much communism goes global after world war two. it doesn't that there weren't intimations of it world war two, but really get bigger. we have to in order to cover ground, we have to go more geographic rather than timeline in this gallery. yeah. and you have a geographical map. we do video wall. yes. yes. so we have what we call our map. film it different things. it shows different moments in an immersive way about the history of, the victims of communism on the map. but also it has two cou

she said it's good to hook back to russia on that lenin trotsky said, but no.art of ukraine, and there were absolutely incredible problems, because people did not understand what it was. why did they bring all this to the policy of ukrainization? it means the people of western ukraine, and this is the forcible creation of ukraine on the basis of such soviet german. it actually happened. but i will add that at the bottom of the kakhovka reservoir. now, not only artifacts of ancient times , one of the first finds made after the whitewashing of the reservoir were the remains of german soldiers who died during great patriotic war. well, at least something modern, kiev can associate itself. evgeny tishkovets and the real history of novorossia let's go back to advertising, that's what he will tell. well, the producer woke up as a dumb star, while the whole world was following the events in rostov-on-don, the famous music producer became another news story about exactly how the scoreboard was attacked. great, masha will become an artist, the owner of a fashion store,

she said how good it is to get back into russia, to which lenin trotsky said, and here it is not.of ukraine, and there were absolutely incredible problems, because people did not understand what it was. why did they bring all this to the policy of ukrainization, it means people from western ukraine and this is the forcible creation of ukraine on the basis of such soviet german. she really happened, but i will add that at the bottom of the kakhovka reservoir. now, not only artifacts of ancient times , one of the first finds made after the whitewashing of the reservoir were the remains of german soldiers who died during the great patriotic war. well, at least something modern, kiev can associate itself. urgent message from the kremlin press service vladimir putin holds a working meeting with the heads of law enforcement agencies attorney general krasnov interior minister kolokoltsev defense minister shoigu fsb directors bortnikov national guard gold director e, fso kochnev head of the ic bastrykin a. also , the head of the presidential administration, the war , just announced this d

social motives, look at his appeal, they seem to have been written off from the bolshevik leaflets of trotsky'sers at the front in 916 - 917 , the parent in your officers of your cooler go, go to the rublevka, this moment is very artificially psychologically used , this is the group that i called the deep hb, here she has prepared for the next one. so you are ready after the war in russia, we fought heroically against the army of sixty nato states armed to the teeth, we almost won. we have already they freed us, well, it was inflicted on us and the monster is coming here, the back of the traitor, the general staff, traitors to the ministry of defense, in the ruble, now we see that we had stumbled sometime later, 10-20 years later, we will return because we are russian, god gave us a spring, but for now, dear friends, comrades, let's deal with enemies and it won’t start. i mean not positioners . philip, they have long been redrawn or expelled . the generation will be massacred. this will be announced by stalin in july, august 2018. from the first year, he installed 50 generals on his head. comma

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and most importantly , to restore his energy system alexei killera and eduard strangers viktor trotskysk region. a hurricane of sports passions is raging this morning in st. petersburg there are the specifics of a kilometer race and the opening of sports games, the second day of the international economic forum has begun, and the business program has five thematic blocks at once, one of which is dedicated to the technological sovereignty of russia and is now live. alexey konopol alexey welcomes you from st. petersburg. what are your main expectations from this day? hello, well, you can list the expectations for a very long time today is extremely busy program. today we are waiting for the official opening of this forum, but it really works. as you correctly mentioned, it is further from the expo center and longer than the discussions in its halls at 6:00 in the morning. today the traditional 5 km race started for everyone. this time , one and a half thousand people decided to overcome one and a half thousand people , including our legendary athletes alexander karelin, for example, and

trotsky sat here and the germans dropped bombs and modern vandals, but the estate put up and calls ford of metaphor for the garden of eden summer season and incredibly rich italian film exhibitions music festivals. one of the most beautiful palace and park ensembles is going to revive theatrical traditions and soon the corpses of the very first russian theater from yaroslavl gulboaltaeva will come here. in crimea , the harvesting of oilseed ether has begun. dozens of pickers work in the bakhchisaray region on a unique field where flowers adapted to our climate are planted, fragile crops are harvested very carefully and in certain time of day. why yana shcherbataya found out this is what we collect, here, open with a bud and do not touch them, they are collected only a couple of days a year, always at dawn at this time, the concentration of useful substances is the maximum light and saturated shades of 30 hectares of rose, which is now at the peak of its flowering with a bright flower carpet under bakhchisarai there is a unique field. there are no more such ones, neither in the crimea n

walked out of a soviet congress inspiring trotsky to say they were headed for the dustbin of history. now the new york times, no surprise, was scoring the westminister speech and an appeal to flower power and said that curiously missing from this plan was any formula to to. 2 to 4 using western economic strength to bring about and promote victory. the. the eureka and westminister speeches prepared the way for perhaps his most consequential public policy address the evil empire speech. speaking an audience of evangelical ministers in march of 1983 march eight, as a matter of fact, exactly 40 years ago today, reagan described the cold war not as a strategic or economic or political conflict, but as a war between good and evil, between those who placed at the center of their existence, and those who believed in a transcendent order enjoined the ministers to pray for the soviets. but men. snow words when referring to their to come in ize the world. let us pray, he said, for the salvation of all those who live in that totalitarian in darkness. pray they will discover the joy of knowing go

you a song. the night went on yes, half, sleep , my sleep is not necessary, please, the song of trotsky'st, my girl. everything will be fine. mom will do it. that everything will be fine? yes, it's all right. good, everything is fine. thank you. thank you for helping us debt kostya behind bars. nothing, maybe we'll break it down somehow. and i looked. well, thank god we will get it for the day, but the site has not been cleared. hello arseniy gave you money to the technician helped drive where stroykom needed. i spoke with lenka, she denies everything, she has been talking before. not returned your girlfriend knows me better than you wanted. and one guy worked there, who set up, if you were in 2 years did not change your password, then maybe something. hello. this is max. listen, when you set up our computers at the firm, you saved the password. yes, you are a genius, tell me, please, one. now the investigator kutepov oleg petrovich what do you need? i want to show you something. what's going on? this bone of the titus is now in the temporary detention center, and with him there is now a

well , it seems to me that at that time there was enough army, which was led by trotsky. and that's for sure he wasn't scoring them. well, but i don't think he cared at all. this moment. there gorky was concerned about culture. yeah, he saved the intelligentsia. he saved artifacts, just cultures, he tried to save the old cultural institutions. and there i don’t know, the publishing house, sytin, yeah, uh, put him in jail. just some the moment was destroyed there, and then this is also an important moment, he leaves soviet russia . how and why, well, strictly speaking, it was not migration, because he still had a soviet passport, and he was undergoing treatment. he really was very ill at that time , hemoptysis began. it wasn't a case. how often it is written that gorky was very popular and did not live for so long. but there were problems with the lungs, especially since he shot himself in the lungs for 18 years, when he tried to commit suicide in kazan and, in general, he had to be treated. you just needed yourself save. well lenin insisted on this famous letter. if you d

sort of coincidentally one of the more famous cases was when trotsky was assassinated in mexico city that was -- wasn't it an ice pick in his head? >> yes, it was an ice pick in his head. that's right. but you know, if you fast forward to these years past, recently, it hasn't been any less gruesome. i mean, you have them putting poison in navalny's underwear. you've got them putting polonium in litvinenko's tea. you've got them using a nerve agent for sergei skripal in the uk. that was i think the first one that probably caught our attention. if they can do it in the uk are they willing to do it in the united states. but yeah, these m.o.s that they have they'll developed over the years. they have large resources put up against this, how to best kill people either publicly or privately. >> it's really incredible. steve hall, appreciate it. thank you. just ahead, that green dot you're about to see is lightning captured by a spacecraft hundreds of millions of miles from earth. we'll tell you where, next. [bushes rustling] [door opening] ♪dramatic music♪ yes! hon! the weathertech's here.

dynamo minsk vitaliy puma , five more belarusian fans left with him, including igor yankov andrei trotsky thugs, just real thugs, here is ilya here is how , according to your information , azov’s interaction with belarusian neo-nazis from the korenovsky regiment and the so-called russian volunteer corps is organized, and to what extent western intelligence services are involved in coordinating the actions of these units today. look, let's so i want to tell you that this does not carry, i want to immediately mass character calm down. here, uh, the russian volunteer corps, or there polkalinovsky, as they call themselves, they actually call themselves there. it's just a cover of 10-20 maximum person. u freaks. well, listen, well , at any stage there is an ugly sheep, but whatever it is , you understand, therefore, these 10-20 people who put an emblem on you and who shout that we are belarusians or we are russians. this is just an element of propaganda , you know, to which yes, we really have to respond that azov has become the hub of what ukraine is today is indeed the renaissance cradle. th

consultation, i would vladimirovich have a solid , solid deuce with a plus , stalin is ugly wrong trotskyhich we are not very we love him because we attribute a lot of evil deeds to him. he was a genius recruiter. here he built his environment. just in theory, as if i was standing nearby and prompted him in the east. in power, the great guru teachers are not politicians, but in the west the so -called commercial elite is in power, and this is a very amazing thing that they discovered. this is also a discovery. well, for example, there is such a very aggressive horoscope, the image is called the jester, and so in the whole history of russia , there rurik has not been in power to this day not a single joke. that is, these are people who start a war from scratch, but, let’s say in the united states that it’s not the minister of defense, it ’s a joke and presidents are jesters, well, the most famous militant jesters are hitler bismarck zhirinovsky vladimir volfovich the man from nowhere did not belong to any group of any get-togethers created a party named after himself. in fact, he was a cla

here trotsky sat and the germans dropped bombs and modern vandals, but fate put up and calls for a visiten summer season for incredibly rich italian film exhibition music festivals. one of the most beautiful palace park ensembles is going to revive theatrical traditions and speed here. the corpses will arrive and the very first russian theater from yaroslavl will tell altaev. all that will be next in our program. on the air showed a whole cemetery of wrecked american infantry fighting vehicles brattle shots with destroyed western military equipment shocked western journalists in the kiev-pechersk lavra. today the schismatics for the first time they held a memorial service for hetman mazepi, the russian orthodox church, betrayed him with an anathema for treason, the essence of non-loungers and bungalows, playgrounds and heated pools. a beach of the highest category has opened in adler, sprawling palm trees invite you to a dream vacation, and the flooded sun, the azure of the pool are ready to give coolness on the hottest day. attempts of the ukrainian counteroffensive details to do everyt

eduardyuzhiy viktor trotsky to lead in the irkutsk region.will begin to be launched in saratov next year today, speaker of the state duma vyacheslav volodin in his constituency i saw how a large-scale project is being implemented in the city. it is designed until 2025 , according to the plan, four tram routes will be reconstructed, new tracks will be laid , rolling stock and contact networks will be updated. in addition, the overpass across the railway will be rebuilt to update the significantly outdated public transport. earlier, vyacheslav volodin was asked by the residents of the city to do everything to ensure that the city received a modern high-speed tram. this is 67 km of tram tracks. movement speed. must grow comfort must all this can be done within the framework of the e- project, which is being implemented today, the task must be solved qualitatively and effectively. this will be real. new generation tram. the communist party presented a program with which it goes to all local elections it will be accepted at the oryol economic foru

the red troika arranged already in trotsky's comfortable club, the third became the beginning of thehe brilliant omsk career of the ufimtsev artel, poets and writers delivered a verdict of futurists and machinists, anti-collective guilty of perverting the truth and art. natural blackmail, proclaiming a new beauty, in fact , they show unacceptable rudeness and anti-artism, the organizers of this creative disgrace among the finns and the shawl were excluded from the outcome of the promo at their own request. in 1923, victor of the finns, as well as many other creative and non-creative personalities, went to tashkent, the city of bread and, of course, the first thing i did was visit the art museum, where a very unusual exhibition was opening. after examining the works, the public was invited to the courtyard for a lecture on new art . tashkent lion, a man of strong build in a beret and black witch's robes, alexander volkov, appeared on the street stage, and immediately, on a prearranged signal, eggs and tomatoes flew at him. it was a trick of supporters of the local academician gorsky,

should own the means of production, not the people, which is what lenin said and was much more into trotsky> there is a belief amongst certain aspects of the administration and/or this one when it comes to antitrust regulatory that we can chill the market we can stop big companies from thinking about doing things, and it's worked, even if the legal cases that they actually would rely on or the law they would rely on, they're not in a position to really win you can chill things and by the way, when you're gary gensler, you can also chill things just by talking in front of your fireplace. >> he hasn't been able to. >> which you never leave never go to that office. >> cathie wood has said it's a big win. >> not once. sorry. >> by the way, has anyone seen the justice department on the fabled binance work? >> no. where are they >> well, that's what i'm asking. >> i don't know. if there's no -- >> are they champs maybe it's too dark to see them. that piece, that 191-page brief, was like justice department, where are you? where are they >> they might -- i mean, you know this. when they have someth

well, they tried to write something, well, on the sides yes, and brodsky well, trotsky brodsky brodskyhom i respect very much for e, in general, his talents, especially here a poem on the independence of ukraine, he can be written only a russian person will you scratching the edge of the mattress, of course, that is, up, which confirms the rules, that is, the version that we absorb when we are abroad, but do not spread russian- wait, but this is bad uh-huh, because then e is not created, as would be like that. yes, but smeared with parallel people. that's what i wanted to say, wait, not one fell over, and here, too. we have a former ukraine. yes, my reunification with russia began earlier. what made it mainstream for the sake of it? where in the ninety-fifth year? ok, i just wanted to say that, of course, this is not the point, that the diaspora is not a diaspora. but the thing. well, why are we heading everything about the ukrainian diaspora there in canada, about the armenian one in france and this is not surprising to anyone, and already ukrainian they existed here, but we knew abou

this is trotsky’s daggenetic energetic memory, but it acts against russia who are irish, they are all not this is not a teenager, turkey is this younger cousin or younger brother, because they will get the second largest army in nato without turkey after agreeing that sweden enters freedom from the maidan and possibly freedom from, uh, another industrial terrorist attack against. uh, that's the most against their money they have frozen. yes, they froze 1.3 billion. they were supposed to participate in the f-35 program. they transferred the funds were to get up the production chain. and in general, freeze everything, says money. return says no, then i say give, then f-16 modernization they tell you that you can’t even do that with you there s400 and so on. no, it’s that there’s a fundamental question there. it pulls a lot of things along the surface, so unlocking political problems issues related to earnings within nato within the chains of cooperation, the possibility of supplying their weapons to the baraktars, and so on , they were crushed by them. , the americans clearly said, so w

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someone on his behalf said their conduct was already -- he was dispatched to mexico city to kill trotskyev under false identity lived in miami, but then the fbi found out there's a cell that was recruited, among them a physician, mexican physician called hector fuentes, and he was arrested when he was sent to a meeting where poteyev lived. all that proved to the u.s. intelligence, it shocked some of them, as you said, that there's no line, not even that, performing an assassination on u.s. soil against someone who is highly protected by the u.s. establishment, there's no line that he wouldn't cross. and that led to this exchange of declaring intelligence officials in both countries like that. >> we know that putin has struck across russia's borders before in the uk in particular. he's targeted those russian nationals. but this would be new, doing it in the united states. so just tell us, someone who is a veteran of this world, tell us your reaction, how stunning it is that putin would be willing to give this order. yes, it failed, but he'd be willing to give this order to do so within th