prishvina conveyed this story to trotsky, namely lev davydovich trotsky, it was he who was then responsible, and in general for this soviet agenda. trotsky read and made the following verdict: i recognize the story’s artistic merits, but it is entirely counter-revolutionary and counter-relational. and when prishvin read this he made the most important conclusion for himself that he would not make a writer who writes on social topics, that he needed to get away from this social agenda, get away from politics , get away from public life, to find a niche for himself , and nature became such a niche for him. actually. so he started with this from the other side. yes, his first things are also largely devoted to the theme of nature and man. and he seems to understand that he must return again to where he started, it is nature that will save him, nature will protect him disguises it, and he begins to write these wonderful books of his, and such as springs of berendey is another thing. the title of this story is less poetic ; he likes the calendar of nature no less, so he writes a wonderful philos

after the spirit of the maya of the forty-fifth year, this is not what lenin and trotsky wanted. a year children should be taken away from their parents in order to completely remove them from the atmosphere, attention, honoring parents and icons and creating a new person. ultimately, the concept of education was changed. and if it were not for the resolution on the teaching of social sciences of the thirty-fourth year. we didn't win the war. life itself, as it were , naturalized this bolshevism and left hmm uh, and behold, especially the war spirit. maya '45. he so sated this and this military generation. the first after the war. it was the least western most honest most. uh, so i would say patriotic, you know, therefore, if for real. get out oh what an evolution. and the west this is freedom and this is democracy, which has already exhausted the same itself , it is now falling under the weight of its own accumulated sins, because it does not exist. in fact, a new totalitarianism. there they are learned everything that they so condemned then in communism. eh, hatred of thought.

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. anu l 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 counters that i wanted to

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

you have guenther anything trotsky and georgia. he's going with uncaring correspondent in search of hitler's relatives and found them. i think thompson and nick interviewed hitler. that was something european correspondent -- a little bit, didn't they? >> for european correspondent that the lobe of less british but i'd say% european correspondent that was a less elevated way that you were to try to get the news. where as i said these people come so the people i'm talking about a group on big-city papers. that's what they were cub reporters like the chicago daily news or the tribune, and they knew how to report on gangsters and on big-city bosses and what they really liked was the sense of trying to take the measure of the man. and, of course, one of the subjects they were reporting on were rising dictators who all seem to be all surface picky student in the newsreels. you see them there sort of polished perfection of the uniforms. you see all of the crowds in the stadiums saluting you and so the idea was here's a way to get to the

remaining a man for them festival criticism called the episodic role of sergei garmash in the tv series trotskyc an actor? and it's very smart here so you just don't sing. do you know now ivan gormash is 12 years old, and dasha grew up, became a producer, got married and gave birth to a grandson. our dasha said, she says, you will not be a grandmother, not a grandfather, seryozha, the name is everything like that, well, as she wants. native heap shade of teeth all the games of ruslan and lyudmila karmash read in the concert hall in voronezh, i decided to leave the finnish fields. didn't hear him sing. but i heard and felt how i died in the old city, wherever you go you go out to the theater of the riza and there are people, who are ready to come here every day about two years ago. maybe ivan is useless and a peripheral character in abdrashitov's film armavir films about people who survived the catastrophe, preserved their feelings and did not preserve themselves . it's not really a movie. it's a refresher course when there's so many actors around you when you have such amazing material in your

well, and so it went on, then anatoly , then who is trotsky?this is leva, who is the black and white cat, this is happening, maybe someone hasn’t understood yet, but this is some kind of competition, but according to a foreign challenge it’s called, a friend asked me , yul, you can guess your cats with your eyes closed. yes, i told her, of course, she says, give me a video. i don’t believe it and we’re just like that in a quick fix. after work actually, and at the end of the video i asked vasya if i had at least guessed anyone, because i didn’t know that it would be so difficult with my eyes closed. i even had to smell it as best you can. no, they smell like some kind of shampoo, as if they had just been washed. no, we didn’t wash them. eh, how did you get them all? how did you get to the life of such a first cat? i adopted it from the shelter, and then i was walking home late one evening and was running around. this one is in the snowdrifts in the yard. i'm watching something strange, winter night. i kissed him so much, and went home. look, he

well, okay, hmm trotsky also took the redheads and didn’t take trotsky at all, because his real namesd to bring people back there, we need to do something. well, he doesn’t need everything for nothing. it's better for everything to be like it is now leave everything as it is for now. well, if there is some kind of ongoing bicycle war, let it continue. for years, this is how you can get money. therefore, you can fill your weapon, so you can get an ovation for this, you can get it. eh, i don’t know, there are nobel prizes. yes, you can do anything and try to sell it for as long as possible. well, this western community. so it seems to me that for him this is the quintessence. this whole whole process. unfortunately, it is simple that it is at odds with the interests of the ukrainian people, who doesn’t need all this for nothing. yes, and those who are already in shock, because he is right, his colleagues say that sociology shows that ukrainian society is already tired, especially after they began to run out of time for the limited women there, it is worth something hmm students. well, i

aleksey eduard strangers viktor trotsky to lead the irkutsk region.horities of moscow, jointly with the ministry of defense, are promptly building new air defense facilities to protect the capital from drones, mayor sergei sobyanin said this, he stressed that such positions can be equipped in just a day and such a speed ensures an effective result. last year, we built the most powerful and best line of defense for our military who are working. fighting in the special military operation zone of the luhansk region this year we have done a lot for the defense of moscow drones attempts that the ukrainian authorities are making almost daily today, when the ministry of defense turned to us about reorganization? positions air defense was asked, this should be done in a month, we will calmly do it. i say you need to do it in a day. over the course of the last few weeks. indeed, at the request of the ministry of defense, we are creating new air defense facilities during the day and sometimes the asphalt does not have time to cool. how do missiles that shoot do

and eduard is strangers to victor trotsky to lead the irkutsk region.ourses of western countries against the new multipolar world order will cause new confrontational situations, the minister of foreign affairs stated. sergei lavrov today met with students and teachers of mgimo. he emphasized that in the world community it is already movement towards a new system was brewing, and the special military operation carried out by russia only gave it a powerful impulse; the formation of a multipolar world order will take a long period. maybe it will even be a relatively long historical era. but this process , objectively, it has not stopped, and the policies of the west , which are now aimed at trying to slow down the course of history, will only bring additional confrontational situations and additional difficulties for the world community. also by according to lavrov, the west is undermining the institutions of global governance. and this, as the minister emphasized, is also one of the reasons why more and more countries want to join the brix sco and togeth

has also edited several books dealing with trotsky, stalin, and a history of the hoover institution art guides. the second speaker, george nash, is a historian. the biography of herbert hoover. the three volume, the life of herbert hoover, details hoover's life from his birth in 1874, through his career as the head of the u.s. food administration. nash, also edited two of his unpublished book manuscripts. the crusade years. 1933 to 1955. herbert hoover's lost memoir of the new deal and its aftermath. highly acclaimed a movement in america since 1945. it has undergone several expansions and revisions. please welcome, the first speaker,. and i read about that. >>> thank you, tom. i could probably make that a little bit darker? it is supposed to come back. we are hoping the map comes back to brightness and focus. maybe i can coax it into that? thank you, tom, for the introduction. today we mark a centennial. two centennial's. 100 years ago, there was a massive famine in soviet russia. also, 100 years ago, a monumental american relief mission. in the summer of 1921, soviet russia, was the s

first one lenin recognized the ukrainian people's republic and immediately said during the period of trotskye go ahead and er and accordingly we occupy the ukrainian people's republic and then all this is presented by historical science, folklore and soviet cinema like a civil war, you're mine. well, uh, we also see the same type of ied now, if we hadn't been the first to strike, we would have been attacked by an aggressive nato together in this narrative. well, am i using the term correctly? the second russian-ukrainian war from a historical point of view is really interesting for historians. it seems to me that there is some kind of fate in this, even for pravda, because it must be understood that it is a continuation of the war that began in december 1917, when i recall in the 20s of december 17- th year, the bolsheviks recognized under e-e telegrams from petergovo that they recognize ukrainian independence, and then in a few days their hordes left and crossed the border with ukraine, and although you know hm e vii, the war remained basically the same the same road advances by the troops,

twentieth year, when the red army approached the rune clinic and could have stopped more than that, trotskyon not going further. lenin assembled a council and by a majority of one vote the line was won, we advance further when the polish marched , the army in the opposite direction also approached the kirzon line, and at the same moment pilsudsky assembled his entire council. there were 13 of them or 14 people. and the majority is one vote. again they decided to advance further. the curzon line is named after british foreign secretary george curzon, who sent the note with the proposal. suspend hostilities, but the ambitions of the opilsudskys did not want to remain within the framework proposed by the entente , it should be noted that for the same western democracies. uh, the eastern border of poland was recognized only in 1923, because it went far, far to the east compared to the curzon line, which was recognized as line demarcating the settlements of belarusians. and polyakov riga peace treaty. it is also called the peace of riga, it was signed on march 18 , 1921, after the name of the ci

and eduard strangers viktor trotsky to lead the irkutsk region. we'll take care of this. be the honest detective.

alexei eduard strangers viktor trotsky to lead the irkutsk region.sports ilya 16 khl season starts today. tell us about the opening, tanya good morning. yes, he will open with the traditional opening cup match between the defending champion. this is cska and the finalist of the gagarin cup kazan akbars. true, it is not yet clear whether anton fedotov, who was disqualified by the international hockey federation until the end of the team, will play in the match. we start from the shadows with andrey rublev advanced to the third round of the us open on a four-sets baggraph of an experienced frenchman on fire the manfisa meeting lasted 2 hours, 23 minutes. it ended with a score of 6:46 3.61 russians. made three aces made two double faults converted 6.14 break points. in the third round by a rival. rublev will be another representative of france arthur no, medvedev, at the same stage against the capital of the dragon completed a few minutes ago, also wins in four sites. usa broke through and daria kosatkina russian woman, taking into account the match of

the first thing bury did was he studied operation to destroy trotsky, this was the first thing he did does not relate to what i was talking about, it is by no means the return of the repressed, look how much he freed then, in what year and in what positions did he become the leader? as soon as he became in charge, he was in no hurry, he was in no hurry , the first amnesty was his, only after some time it passed, after, immediately, that’s why they brought him, but i will say this, sudoplatov has a completely different idea the memoirs were completely different, why is it sad that i read sudplatov too, and i too, i have a lot more besides him, and i also read a lot besides him, and talked to a lot of people, including some of the great old men, they have something else there was an opinion about this period, but if we can talk about this another moment , that is, i have my opinion, professional, based, i also have some opinions on these topics, before concluding this part, i would like to return to news of today, today in nagorny karabakh, when trying to pass through the territory of a

you know, it's one of things like trotsky and of these things like trotsky and then a gay overlappingrase overlapping or something, it? you know, something, isn't it? you know, they these. they have these. >> gay >> is that a gay phrase? overlapping. >> overlapping? yeah so not something be guilty something you'd ever be guilty of? it is. let's have a look of? yes it is. let's have a look on this. sounds like it might be one the bbc's disinformation one for the bbc's disinformation correspondent mail. one for the bbc's disinformation cor|yeah, dent mail. one for the bbc's disinformation cor|yeah, dent the mail. one for the bbc's disinformation cor|yeah, dent the bbc mail. one for the bbc's disinformation cor|yeah, dent the bbc doesn't >> yeah, well, the bbc doesn't have they just have correspondents. they just have correspondents. they just have people working have hack people working for them because not news them because they're not a news organisation. state organisation. they're a state propaganda network and the bbc boss under pressure to boss is under pressure to explain why the

vladimir putin dedicated this trotsky and annunciation cathedrals.egan to be built at the end of the 18th century. here is the connection with kiev. as the mother already ordered to build there and the temple was given a belt, he said, 20 searches width 30 length 650 height 20 30 50 100 belts, there was a meter of 20, so this temple was put 24 m in prison 360 in height, then there is sit down from kiev and there is architecture, but this golden ratio was laid at the basis of this. decides the orthodox shrines of russia to the canadian blessed virgin mary. the venerable seraphim of sarov is believed that the mother of god will definitely hear. as a souvenir from the local metropolitan and a large icon of seraphim of sarov, here vladimir putin bowed to his relics. he also brought it to the monastery. a valuable gift, an ancient icon of the mother of god, this seventeenth century fedorovskoe fedorovskoe. this is the tsarskaya uh-huh thank you lord thank you. thanks a lot to the president, surrounded by local residents and pilgrims, please thank you very

trotsky is worse than peter's loss . can you imagine?e who raised, mastered, defended, and this territory also flows in us to an open conflict. and it all started back in 1764, with the creation of the novorossiysk province , the processor for expanding the territory of russia in the southern direction ended, and access to the black sea appeared. and after another 20 years , the territories of the former crimean khanate already became part of the empire . unique exhibits help to evaluate the significance of that era for the country. and not only from the funds of the historical museum. so, for example, the picture of guney catherine ii gives laws to tauriida was brought to moscow from this crowns the royal village. here is our provocative movement to the black sea to that geopolitical important point thanks to which we will already be a power influencing the course of world history, opposite this plot , a portrait of the first governor of the novorossiysk province alexei begunov, in general, a picture of a map of the 18th century. costum

particular abyss, let's go into the cranium of a typical seller on a day like today and not with an ice ax trotsky style. first reason to sell. interest rates. good reason. if you believe inflation's coming down fast enough, then you might think a 20-year treasury bond yielding nearly 4.8% is a decent rate of return to lock in. good enough to sell stocks and swap into the bond market. it's been 16 years since -- that might be tempt forget a lot of people. guess what i think. i think they slow inflation. therefore, stocks that have sold off because of inflation might be big beneficiaries of this moment. i suspect you get a better return from many of the stocks that you night have sold than you will get from the lrnl treasuries right now because it's certainly reasonable that someone might want to sell a stock to get that risk-free return. and that's the only reason. doesn't mean your stocks are wrong, though. it just means they finally have some serious competition. again, acceptable, rational reasons to sell, just one i don't agree with. second reason to sell, macroeconomic weakness. you hear that

maritime affairs trotsky and he was famous for such figurative biting expressions, if we if we lose thes worse than the loss of a petrographer. imagine, the organizers of the exhibition called the third thematic block novorossiya on fire after the collapse of the soviet union, the power of independent ukraine and not without help. the west in a short time have gone from the concept of ukraine not russia to the principle, ukraine is anti-russia, which eventually led to an open conflict, we also have the blood of those who raised, mastered, defended, but this territory. and it all started back in 1764 , with the creation of the novorossiysk province , the processor for expanding the territory was completed russia in the southern direction appeared access to the black sea. and after another 20 years , the territories of the former crimean khanate already became part of the empire . unique exhibits help to appreciate the significance of that era for the country. and not only from the funds of the historical museum. so, for example, the picture of guney catherine ii gives laws to taurida was

conversation, but nevertheless , look at this amazing fusion of people , on the one hand, absolutely trotskythe white house, well, just replace permanent revolution with permanent liberalism, it will be the same thing, yes, and their logic of squeezing everything, by the way, including world trade into the gray and then into the black zone, which they will be able... to impose their racket, because we understand that this black trade, gray and black trade in oil and petroleum products of dubious origin, someone is protecting it, yes, this is something that no one sees, that’s right, and everyone has their own 3 rubles from this, so i think that this is a rich idea, and indeed, this is what institutions like this should be doing, focused on general international politics. which means i’m done with jokes, then it will be serious, which means i also have to obey, i all the time believed that our enemy must be smart, i was mistaken, our bet is idiots, we must support idiots there in every possible way, we must cultivate smart people here in every possible way, but there must be idiots in power t

generals to the army, the first what berry did, it's him was involved in the operation to destroy trotskytime after immediately, for this he was brought, well, i will say this, at sudoplatovo completely different ideas, completely different memoirs memories, for some reason i have the feeling that i read platov’s story. and i too, i have a lot more besides him, and i also read a lot besides him, and talked to a lot of people , including some of the great old men, they had a different opinion about this period, but if we can talk about this, we can talk about it differently moment, that is, my professional opinion, based , i also have some opinions on these topics, before concluding this part, i would like to return to the news of today, today... in nagorno-karabakh while trying to pass through the territory of armenia for purposes it is necessary to pass a checkpoint ruben vardanyan was detained. i have known ruben vardanyan for many years. ruben is a man of destiny, about whom novels will later be written. talented, very capable in the nineties, who created a financial empire, the troika