he transferred to the administration of soviet the crane and when the u.s.s.r. collapsed in one thousand nine hundred one the crimea was left as a part of independent ukraine but. the crimea always used to be russian and was passed over to ukraine unlawfully it's time for justice to prevail the square in front of the local administration building here in secret all we had was a. division i. was a political changes and if you are the ukrainian and gulf war pro russian with the russian flags there for ukraine works here and the tensions are reaching the boiling point. even though i knew several effects their own emotions of the crimean tatars have been siding with the ukrainian nationalist but they were never able to agree on the march i was opposing titles one of our own crimean tartar government as it was but the idea is too far fetched under way at this point however nationalism is far more important than logic of the majority here are expecting the local premier authorities to exercise the political will and not oh well a new ethnic offered in europe to break

back memories of one of the greatest games of all time because a little known usa side the mighty u.s.s.r. the lake placid elin picks back in nineteen eighty was dubbed the miracle on ice to many russians are hoping that a victory today will help them raise memories of that bitter defeat in particular today jackie was in goal for the u.s.s.r. on that fateful day thirty four years ago. it was a good lesson for our team if you want to become an olympic champion you must not underestimate any rifle unfortunately we did just that at lake placid because just a week before that game we had beaten the americans twelve three so we thought the gold medal was already in the bag and that was a big mistake but i suppose the usa should thank us because since lake placid there hockey has moved forward in leaps and bounds. you know what i think you still hurting three decades only to show you the rivalry between these two teams it is the second game for russia in sochi they thrash levine in there right now and america thrash slovakia's so today's scene is the first real test for both of these star studd

the majority of people here support russia in the u.s.s.r. the crimea belong to the russian soviet republic until nine hundred fifty four when the then soviet leadership decided to transfer it to the administration off so he did crean and won the u.s.s.r. collapsed in one thousand nine hundred one and the crimea was left as a part of independent ukraine but for the last few centuries mainly ethnic russians have been living on these lands alongside minorities including the muslim crimean tatars but. the crimea always used to be russian and was passed over to the crane unlawfully it's time for justice to prevail the square in front of the a local administration building here in secret all we had was a. division. for political changes and if you are brilliant and gulf war pro russian with the russian flags there for you great works here and the dangers are reaching the boiling point. even the news about this week's that most of the crimean tartars have been siding with the ukrainian nationalist but they were never able to agree on much elizabeth

them raise memories not displeased him particularly not this not to make jackie wilson go for the u.s.s.r. on the flight today thirty four years ago. well it was a good lesson for our team if you want to become an olympic champion you must not underestimate any rival unfortunately we did just that in lake placid because just a week before that game we beat the americans twelve three so we thought the gold medals were already in the bag and that was a big mistake but i suppose the usa should thank us because since lake placid the hockey team has been improving rapidly. you know what i think is still hurting three decades only to show you the rivalry between these two teams it is the second game for russia in sochi they thrashed levine in there right now and america thrash slovakia say today's scene is the first real test for both of these star studded sides. you know how tough that game's going to be against russia. on their home turf and on their own soil so it's going to be. i think all the games will be fun but their game saturday night will be pretty interesting always fun playing the

to be russian and was passed over to the crane unlawfully it's time for justice to prevail in the u.s.s.r. the crimea belongs to the russian soviet republic until nine hundred fifty four when the then soviet leadership decided to transfer it to the administration of soviet the crane and when the u.s.s.r. collapsed in one thousand nine hundred one the crimea was left as a part of independent ukraine but for the last few centuries mainly ethnic russians have been living on these lands alongside minorities including the muslim crimean tatars they share the same went but definitely not the same political views i was. there were there was role model we all came out today to show that without our approval no decisions will be made we see the crimea is a part of our grains this is the majority of people here support russia local authorities were planning to decide which way the autonomy sweep public should move forward closer to kiev or to moscow the clashes on the streets prevented any decisions from being made because square in front of the a local administration building here in secret all we

he was in goal for the u.s.s.r. on that fateful day thirty four years ago. it was a good lesson for our team if you want to become an olympic champion and most not underestimate any right unfortunately we did just that. because just a week before the game we mean americans twelve three so we thought the gold medal was already in the back and that was a big mistake. i suppose the usa should thank us because since lake placid hockey has moved forward. you know what i think you still hurting three decades only to show you the rivalry between these two teams it is the second game for russia in sochi they thrashed in there and america thrashed back here so today's scene is the first real test for both of these star studded sights you know games going to be. on their home turf and in their own soil so it's going to be. i think all the games will be fun. game saturday night will be pretty interesting it was fun playing the russians and probably the one thing. we had the opportunity to play canada in canada and i think that's always a special thing for so much excit

we see the crimea as a part of aggression on the majority of people here who support russia in the u.s.s.r. the crimea belongs to the russian soviet republic until nine hundred fifty four when the then soviet leadership decided to transfer it to the administration of soviet ukraine and when the u.s.s.r. collapsed in one thousand nine hundred one under crimea was left as a part of independent ukraine but for the last few centuries many ethnic russians have been living on these lands alongside minorities including the muslim crimean taught ours really the crimea always used to be russian and was passed over to the crane on mosul it's time for justice to prevail in the square in front of the a local administration building here in cities that all had. the right guy all the force people to go see the city if you are pro ukrainian or pro russian with a russian flag or ukrainian flag here and the tensions i received the boiling point . even though i knew somebody thinks that i would most. the crimean tartars has been siding with the ukrainian nationalist but they were never able to agree on the

icebreaker was commissioned in the one nine hundred fifty nine the whole world was talking about the u.s.s.r. making the atoms of mankind the phrase atom for peace became a popular expression. skeptics jokes that the soviet union was obsessed and even wanted to fit atomic engines into planes and ships. no objects petition can be staged without the nuclear powered russian icebreaker fleet they've proved themselves extremely reliable in all the years they've been in service. a single nuclear accident a normal one of them ever failed to complete an assignment. we shouldn't cross the line and come any closer it should maintain distance it may look as though the ships are crossing clearwater but in fact the ice breakers are driving many tons of ice from the pumps with an ingenious device known as a new metric washing system. it's no easy task never gave this many ships through so much ice. normally there are no more than two ships. now leading a total of fourteen. ships. i was supposed to be aboard the vygotsky the ship behind us. and it's about my daughter was born in july and i thought i should

the washing go to the u.s.s.r. on that fateful day thirty four years ago. it was a good lesson for a team if you want to become an olympic champion you must not underestimate any rival unfortunately we did just that in lake placid because just a week before that game we beat the americans twelve three so we thought the gold medals were already in the bag and that was a big mistake but i suppose the usa should thank us because since lake placid the hockey team has been improving rapidly. well this is. second game in sochi they beat so they knew quite comfortably five to. the usa did thrashed seven one so this is pretty much the first real test the base of the star studded sides. you know how tough that game is going to be against russia. on their home turf and on their own soil so it's going to be. i think all the games will be fun but their game saturday night will be pretty interesting always fun playing the russians and probably the one thing. we had the opportunity to play canada in canada and i think that's always a special thing regardless of if you ha

recent example from the russian history the well's actually legal procedure for seceding from the u.s.s.r. there is no legal procedure for seceding from the ukraine the ukraine is a unitary state constitutionally but i think it's absolutely clear now that the constitution of the ukraine is not is no longer functioning the way the authorities if one can call them that in kiev are behaving it has absolutely nothing to do with the constitution any moment so in such a situation what i think is more likely to happen if there is a split is that people in the local regions will make decisions by themselves and will simply ignore whatever comes from kiev which they don't like if that's what it is if it does split do you think that there could be centralized control reestablished at some point out the time when all this settles out it is very difficult to say i think it depends an awful lot on what happens in kiev. at the moment the situation in kiev is basically controlled by radical people with with arms who are pursuing a very very militant and as one of your reporters said are driving through

wilson's 14 points, his message of good luck to republican labor unions of the u.s.s.r. and his warning to the allies their treatment of bolshevik russia would be the acid test of good will come intelligence and unselfish sympathy were immensely impressive to us. speaking for many leftist and progressives. this was the extraordinary moment when russia's war connoisseur, referring to wilson, the now famous concept of fellow traveler. wilson is the model that coined the worm fellow traveler. as we use the term later, and for a time this appears to be the case. the metaphor was based on the belief that the american president, bulls fix shared a critique of european imperialism and hope for reform, this sounds like the 1980s, fought russia were going to catch up and we were going to converge but no reason to go over it. liberals, those progressives, liberals were those progressives who named themselves to repudiate wilson. let me repeat that, those progressives who renamed themselves to repudiate wilson. the word liberalism, wrote 1919 walt whitman, was introduced into the j