at the same time, for the first time, the united states openly threatened the ussr with atomic weaponsn the orders of us president harry truman at the base. more than 50 long-range bombers with atomic bombs were deployed in england. stalin not only did not want to fight over berlin for the second time, but he could not, the military superiority of the united states was too obvious and stalin lifted the blockade. the war in korea confirmed a certain pattern, in any international conflict , two rival giants invariably appeared behind the backs of the warring giants, the ussr stalin died in 1953 and, unexpectedly for everyone, nikita khrushchev literally wrested power from the hands of stalin's main heirs beria and malenkov. khrushchev, just like lenin, stalin dreamed of the victory of world communism, and he did not hesitate to pick up the baton of the cold war. well, khrushchev brought his personal element into the cold war after nskoy steel, there was one question. is war with the west inevitable or not? for some reason, stalin believed that it was inevitable and would begin no later t

this world could not have arisen without the destruction of the ussr. and at the turn of the seventies and eighties, representatives corporatocracy came to power in the west and launched an offensive against the ussr; here they found allies, or rather counterfeits. in the seventies, a small but very influential soviet segment of the world corporatocracy was formed in the soviet union, where they found themselves, representatives of the nomenclature of the special services of some scientific structures and large shadow companies. if the corporatists of the west sought to push the mmc out of power, then the corporatocrats in the ussr sought to push the caps out of power with the help of the west and change system, turning simply into owners, in the second half of the seventies a team was created to solve this problem, they recruited narrow-minded conceited people, and most importantly, the corun of the first on the dirty ones , who are easy to manipulate, and in which case it was gorbachev’s team, most which was used in the dark. at the turn of 1988-89, t

we in the ussr had less than 20 strategic missiles at a combat post.esident eisenhower retired from the political scene and the 43-year-old john f. kennedy entered the white house. kennedy's main campaign trump card was the fight against the nuclear and missile lag behind communism, the lag itself was a gigantic propaganda myth of the us government and kennedy was well aware of this. val sixty the first year nikita khrushchev and john f. kennedy met in love the first and last time the meeting was strange both came with a desire to relieve tension and improve the political situation between the ussr and the usa they started talking and candy said we have an advantage, as the cia thought 20 times. well , khrushchev said, well, what can we destroy you. we are not so, bloodthirsty like you, that you will kill the dead 20 more times, and it is enough for us to kill you once. they did not discuss a single practical issue. kennedy, sit down , it was believed that khrushchev, uh, is some kind of communist monster. who thinks only about strengthening the influe

ussr say minsk good afternoon, comrades, in the place of the former maisterne about paramonka tanks, it is the shortest terms, the assembly of a ford chevrolet car is arranged, studeker cars are stretched out to arrive from the ussr under lend-lease, and so it’s not bypassing the front and the people’s gospodars of ukraine to the partisan delights are sent to practice at master of their fighters. i'm getting used to their pre-war peaceful professions. from 1933 to 1941 this area it was called krasnaya urochishe. there was a forest and the 26th tank division of the red army was located in the forest, at that time there was already a military camp, residential buildings, soldiers' barracks, tank workshops. on june 26, 1941, the germans were here from october 1941 to june, 1942, and the germans brought them here. uh, 284 wagons of equipment arrived 300 german specialists, as well as 11 companies they planned. uh, build here the largest eastern europe is called the russian century. e for assembling a car from a gas engine , they also served a developed german technique. after the release

not just the ussr, it was the capitulation of historical russia.lear as far as gorbachev himself understood this. but those of his accomplices who more closely contacted the western elites and began to do this. before the secretary general, for example, alexander yakovlev, he gave himself very well in this. report. after all, he said in one of his interviews that perestroika did not break the thousand-year-old paradigm of russian history, gorbachevism. the first phase of this is broken by yeltsin. the second beginning of the 21st century is marked by the contradiction between the preservation of the neoliberal course in the economy and the turn towards sovereignty. in foreign policy it is clear that contradiction is not could have existed for a long time, or the question, but russia is preparing for a geopolitical revenge. the bear will not give up its taiga to anyone. these are the words of the president. putin's answer. i do not have the feeling that russia is preparing for a geopolitical revenge . crimean victoria is certainly an achievement, es

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and the meat from the people's commissar in the ussr says minsk good afternoon, comrades, in the place of the former maisterne at the paramonk tanks. it is the shortest terms for assembling a car of the ford chevrolet backer brand, a car stretching out to arrive from the ussr a palanga, below, and so it is not bypassing the front and the people's rulers of ukraine for partisan joy from sending their fighters to practice. i'm getting used to their pre-war peaceful professions. from 1933 to 1941 this area was called krasnaya urochishe. there was a forest and twenty the sixth tank division of the red army, at that time there was already a military camp, residential buildings, soldiers' barracks, tank workshops. on june 26, 1941, the germans were here from october 1941 to june, 1942, and the germans brought them here. uh, 284 wagons of equipment arrived 300 german specialists, as well as 11 companies they planned to build here the largest eastern european plant. e on the assembly of a car from a gas generator engine , they also served advanced german technology. after release at the highes

the supreme soviet of the ussr to send money for the elections to the supreme soviet of the ussr conditionse the end of the war and the end fell on the bridge near the supreme soviet of the ussr the first step of calling the election of a deputy at the supreme soviet another one is assigned to tenths, and luther is 46 years old to organize the election of the side of the central election commission at the beginning of the goods with shampoo. in 1946, the country entered a new period in its history. in february, the first post-war popular elections were held for the supreme soviet of the ussr for its first session, the elected parliament met on march 19, 1946. he approved the law. on the five-year plan for the restoration and development of the national economy of the ussr for 1946-1950 the main task was to achieve by the end of 1950 not only pre-war level of production, but also significantly exceed it. the republic also entered the first post-war five-year plan, the 8th session of the supreme council of the bssr in september 1946 approved a plan for the restoration and development of its n

the ussr issued missiles from cuba.nited states refused to invade and removed its warheads from turkey, but as it became known over the past decades, disaster. then it was possible to avoid not only thanks to a compromise at the top, two soviet and american officers in october, 1962, almost pressed the red buttons. vasily arkhipov, chief of staff of the submarine brigade, refused to respond to nuclear strikes at a provocation from the american side. and william bassett, a us air force captain at the wakenavi base, did not follow the order to launch a missile attack on the ussr after the caribbean or cuban crisis, as it is called in the states, nuclear shelters began to be built all over america. these icons are only in new york, when more than 100.000 were built, most of them, of course, have long been misused in this, for example, now parking. but after 60 years in america, they are again talking about the need to restore at least some of the bunkers here , they fear that a conflict in ukraine threatens escalate into a

club, including ballistic missiles with nuclear warheads were entrusted to the general staff, the ussr as the head of the operational department, i turned out to be the main developer of this operation, putting pressure on the khrushchev balance of forces. at that time, nuclear forces between the united states of america and the soviet union, and this ratio was one to 17 in favor of the americans. the operation was codenamed anadyr the level of secrecy was so high that they did not know even khrushchev's closest aides. i remember that lebedev from the central committee called me and said oleg alexandrovich if you are standing, because what i will tell you now will stun you. well i'm celestial on and he told me that you know the decision was made to place our uh, nuclear-tipped missiles on kupa and i have to say that really i was dumbfounded to ensure secrecy. the loading of missiles, warheads, tanks, aircraft, guns and people took place in five ports of the soviet union. during the day, they loaded the ship, mainly agricultural equipment. at night , military cargo in july, the first sh

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kennedy when he received washington andrew gromyko, but the head of the ussr foreign ministry deniedrything, and this is what prompted kennedy to take radical measures without the un and the quarantine of cuba, which did not allow it to be delivered there, even more powerful soviet r14 missiles, however, had already been delivered to cuba r12 and so covered most of the us territory where real panic began, so the world for the first time seriously stood on the brink of nuclear war. in their film, cuban filmmakers reconstruct lectures on the consequences of the use of nuclear weapons, which were then given to activists and even to parishioners of church places. he kilometers. that the two participants in this film are cubans, the two main editors of the two main then harbor revolutionary newspapers. tell me, here are the then cubans. yes, at least you two generally understood what a nuclear explosion is. you were really prepared for the fact that the cubes would disappear altogether from the surface of the planet for your cause. i 'll answer you, actually. i didn't know what a nuclear

in particular , it was said that the government of the ussr considers it necessary to pay attention, the government of all countries of the world in the public to provocations. i am now undertaking provocations with the government of the united states of america that can return the world to the catastrophes of an all-world war with the use of thermonuclear weapons. it was about the situation around the bay, and in the soviet leadership of the american leadership. many believed that the war was becoming inevitable. today. it can already be said that the american president kennedy, the soviet leader of the strongest khrushchev, did not want war, but it took incredible technological efforts to stop the world literally on the verge of a military catastrophe . republics in the united states of america anatoly fedorovich i arrived in washington at a time when the war of intelligence and spy mania was in full swing. words about my work. office at the embassy. this office had two good large windows overlooking the small lawn of the main street, but then. both windows were bricked up from the

the ussr and then the russian federation on october 18, 1929, the k5 aircraft went on its first flighte first soviet passenger aircraft launched into a large series of liner. not only was it not inferior to foreign analogues, but it also surpassed them in a number of parameters with an eight-seat interior, toilet, cruising speed of 178 km / h. the production of the machine was established at the aircraft factory. in kharkov , a total of 260 such aircraft were produced in passenger topographic and military transport modifications, according to memoirs pilots of that time, the k5 was easy to operate and had good aerodynamics and could be operated in the winter by changing the wheeled chassis to skis until 1940, the k5 series cars were the main transport of aeroflot during the great patriotic war, they were used and for military purposes , in fact, the k5 became the first flagship of civil aviation of the ussr on october 18, 1978, in the resort town of baguio in the philippines, a chess match ended between the world champion, anatoly karpov, and the contender for this title, viktor korchn

when the ussr disappeared, i was relieved?ht we'd be back to normal , like it was before world war i before 1914, when the powers weren't ideologically colored yes , protecting their interests, but for the sake of world stability, but i didn't expect the us to start project of global domination, as outlined in william crystal and robert kagan's article on the project for a new american century. kagan, by the way, it is no coincidence that the husband of victoria lund, the architect of our policy in ukraine, all his people finally dispersed after the bombing of yugoslavia, i was wrong, because i did not understand what kind of people stood at the head of my country for them, the main problem was neither communism nor the soviet regime, but that the united states should always rule the world, that we need our own kind communism, which we will impose on the rest instead of the world, progress-socialism will be a democracy of human rights, a free market in our interpretation. in august, junjatra s raima govert, several more americ

in particular said the government of the ussr considers it necessary to pay attention, the government of all countries of the world in the public on provocations. i am now undertaking provocations with the government of the united states of america that can return the world to the catastrophe of an all-out world war with the use of per-nuclear weapons. it was about the situation around the bay and in the soviet leadership of the american leadership. many believed that war was becoming inevitable. today we can already say that the american president john f. kennedy, the soviet leader nikita sergeevich khrushchev did not want war, but it took incredible diplomatic efforts to stop the world from being literally on the verge of a military catastrophe. one of the key people, the main figure in the sentencing process of the soviet side was anatoly fedorovich dobrynin, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of the soviet socialist republics to the united states of america. i arrived in washington at a time when the war was in full swing, intelligence and spy-mania, a few words about my

the minister of forestry of the ussr was categorically against the transition to the production of a new wheeled one and the rejection of a reliable caterpillar we will destroy the forest industry in the hearts the minister spoke. it is used all over the place. in addition, for this will require rebuilding the whole plant, he was echoed by the belarusian minister . director of mtz alexander mikhailovich tarasov, recently appointed to this position, stood on his issue of caterpillar tractors. it is necessary to stop and switch to the production of wheeled vehicles. this is a new era in tractor construction. malenkov once again got up from the table and paced around the office. he also failed to make a final decision. a worker in the workshop where a new wheeled tractor was assembled, created by the factory the designers literally listened to every word of the announcer in the belarusian radio. from the factory loudspeaker came such a long-awaited message. 53 years is a significant day for usih protsovnik from a tractor of a lot of factories and the republic today of the united states

and that the international duty of a citizen of the ussr to promote friendship , cooperation with thees of other countries and the strengthening of world peace, the brezhnev constitution, like all the previous ones, secured the right of the union republics to secede from the ussr, which played an important role in the collapse of the union in the ninety- first year on october 7, 2001. us war in afghanistan it was washington's response to the terrorist attacks, on september 11 hostilities began after the taliban rejected president bush's ultimatum jr., who demanded that musam bin laden be handed over to american justice, and the entire leadership of al-qaeda in the united states proclaimed that the goal of the operation was to overthrow the taliban regime, to free afghanistan from their influence. for the first month, us aircraft attacked taliban military facilities, depriving them of all aviation. however, ground operations were carried out mainly by detachments of the afghan opposition, but the movement was not completely destroyed. there were more and more clashes and terrorist atta

the ussr was 7,000 miles away from the bay. decision to jump to the next step from the well in order to create more favorable conditions for yourself. maybe in some cases the right strategy, even at one time, just during the crisis, he formulated while explaining to his colleagues on the presidium of the central committee his methodology, so to speak. he compared the situation to how you fill a glass. raise the tension. yes a glass that even if you fill it completely. then the force of the surface tension of the liquid will keep the water from overflowing. that's all art, - i say, it's good that the liquid does not overflow. but if the tension coefficient can probably be calculated mathematically, then in real life in crisis conditions a complex psychology is a human factor , and so on, of course, it is probably impossible to calculate when the overflow starts, but it is so similar to russian roulette, very expensive and very dangerous a way out of the crisis, as far as the current situation is concerned, both here and there it

decree of the council of people's commissars of the ussr on the organization of a bicycle factory. of minsk, the report of another new post-war enterprise in the republic of motorcycles began. cycling just a couple of months later, the plant's designers were already demonstrating the first model of the v16 bicycle. there were not enough qualified personnel, there was not enough equipment. there's a lift further. everywhere the ingenuity of the working engineers who participated in this matter helped out. created on the basis of the technology of the german brand branabor, it was improved closer to local conditions, the bike turned out to be more stable than the german counterpart, strong and reliable, and the commission liked it so much that after the modifications , the model was immediately put into mass production. here is the bike. the one that began to be produced in minsk was, in principle, a european classic. there are no such special frills here. no it's all done it is practical expedient to spend the least amount of labor in production. the first batch was released already

i do not want to say that the ussr was not to blame for anything at all.ite fluffy and so on, it is obvious that everyone contributed to the beginning of the cold war in breaking the friendly ties that were during the era of the anti-hitler coalition, but it seems to me that it was the americans and westerners who added fuel to the fire, first of all, and this caused the soviet leadership to distrust them. this is meant and say negotiations with hitler in 745. and what at one time it was said in the film 17 moments of spring and churchill's plan is unthinkable in the spring of 1945 , an attack on the ussr and many other facts. therefore, to say that only the soviet union sowed the seeds of distrust and only the soviets are to blame. it is not right. here the collective west bears the blame. excuse me for using this modern term and perhaps more than the ussr for 8 years, simply. blown up while performing a combat mission. motherland in safe hands we are working. dear friends, i want to offer you a mini-series of very small dates, which we filmed almost 30 y

in particular , it was said that the government of the ussr considers it necessary to pay attention, the government of all countries of the world to the public i am now undertaking provocations by the government of the united states of america , provocations that could return the world to the catastrophe of a very world war with the use of thermonuclear weapons, it was about the situation around the bay, and in the soviet leadership of the american leadership. many believed that war was inevitable. today. we can already say that the american president john f. kennedy and the soviet leader are stronger, khrushchev did not want war, but it took incredible technological efforts to stop the world literally a step away from the war . catastrophe, one of the key people, the main figure in the sentencing process of the soviet side was anatoly fedorovich, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of the soviet socialist republics to the united states of america. good afternoon. i arrived in washington at a time when the war was in full swing, intelligence and spy mania, a few words about

well, for the usa it is clear for the ussr the loss of cuba.it was not only a matter of revolutionary solidarity, but also of geopolitics, since cuba was the most important source of influence of the soviet union in all of latin america, and losing cuba was a serious setback. even defeat in cold war, but it could be defended in different ways. yes, medium-range missiles were not needed for protection. conventional weapons would suffice, well, the maximum could be tactical nuclear weapons. so here we come to the second part of your question, namely, the strategic imbalance means that it existed , both washington and moscow knew well that the balance of power in this dimension is clearly in favor of the united states khrushchev puke about nuclear weapons and their abundance . remember soviet the union was debunked publicly in the same year in the sixty-second year in a public statement by the us department of defense so repeat both sides knew the real state of affairs, and out of this imbalance. it could have come out differently. it was possible

of the ussr i mean the country., then yes, but it's so far away that it's not straight forward. well, that is, there was an event in the ussr that was interesting and not bad. yes, the second clue, but the events with this one. well let's get that first dentist uh appeared that this was in the seventy-third year, which was the year 73. so a joyful man in the soviet union will meet him in a year. i finished school was started no, no, no, no, no, no, no, it's a joy to bring the ussr deficit to cuba a beautiful version, but no, there is a wrong clue. we had an event in the ussr, so to speak. yes, you can say so, the spring tape recorder was released so seriously. more versions let's have a car some kind of grouse, well , it was, well, the spring of the car, well, no, okay, the spring of the car, how do you not have a car, the seventy-third year of the zhiguli then no, the muscovite has nothing to do with it, you continue, red, hockey car, our team, maybe fidel castro visited. uh, visited the soviet union, something hap

and, of course, the peculiar path that little russia went with the ussr ukraine before it turned out to be at the current point. that's what we're interested in, we hope that it's interesting for you, and that's what we'll talk about today. the history of referendums in ukraine instructive lessons from the eyes of the people, why they did not want to hear in kiev the opinion of an expert sweet brands of novorossia, what they traded in warsaw and paris kherson region and zaporizhia passed referendums residents of these territories made their choice in favor of unification with russia, it's time to remember the history of the popular vote in ukrainian lands and understand why today's decision was largely predetermined by politics in ukraine since its independence. the first regional referendum in ukraine was held back in the days of the ussr in january 1991, the inhabitants of crimea, who at that time was a region, voted for the return of the status of an autonomous republic to it crimea wanted to be an all-union autonomy with the right to sign a new union treaty and remain. together w

a q is the ussr of low boiling prices that matches color as best us. and the manganese exported to america i did imposed import duties embargo band exposed to the ussr aviation industry. my if my renewal i am lazy here with dixon, so in the mirror. ah, yeah. what about the upgrade? you might be almost over a year in the yellow dallas beach. i was like the list maya got a few in the museum of my brother yet though. hello. you got a few. okay. with the white piece of money, but i lost if i could. i started that way and i should have quoted name, is that so not not the bill of my sure. your mom hope, bye machine. there bubble w. e. but if you guys least of exposure, i made it easier. sure. yeah. and have yourself a floor ready? i would think about yeah, yeah, pretty much what i see. so yes, can i say the post the wizard will floor you're finished recording. you print the master. talked about the mirror below prosper original men. yeah. pretty much in the cold war the u. s. began to apply a new type of economic sanctions against the ussr aimed at cutting o

in october, 1941 is lend lease extended to the ussr. but the majority of supplies, about 80 percent still go to britain, change to perform your fish less not pluck. they are maurice of floors in the book is wrong. be sure you get you hooked up live blood, the google dish, to se, ask you so you bescham wickersham was it was yeah, we should have. so our hm store will us, which is similar to willa fish, not the word push home a bit of i'm not sure of the go to the novel on the logo. pretty wish boy, 1st year medical cra, december, the 7th. 1941. japan's force is a tank pearl harbor. the main u. s. military base and the pacific america is forced to join the war. it's fast industrial base which had been used for the manufacturing civilian technology, was quickly re orchestrated to produce munitions and tanks and aircraft and naval vessels for funding of the war. as early as summer 1941 stein raises the question of opening a 2nd front line with churchill. but the british prime minister declines citing difficulties with troop deployment. roose

when the ussr disappeared experienced relief?ht we'd be back to normal like it was before ww1 before 1914 when the powers weren't ideologically colored yes defended their interests but for the sake of world stability but i didn't expect the us to embark on a project of global domination like they did spelled out in an article by ulm, crystal, and robert kagan on the project for a new american century. kagan, by the way, it is no coincidence that the husband of victoria lulang, the architect of our policy in ukraine, was finally divorced in the illusion after the bombing of yugoslavia i was wrong because i did not understand what kind of people stood at the head of my country for them the main problem was neither communism nor the soviet regime, but that the united states should always rule the world, that we need our own kind of communism, which we will impose on the rest instead of the world progress-socialism will be a democracy of human rights, a free market in our interpretation. in august, a junjatra with raymagovern, severa

would it be seated to the ussr? mm hm. so i usually care for my memphis sure. she deals and as i've usually assessed course, i also replied, you pull my sheer branyon. i've done numerous doctors for and none of the new ostrich miller mush nice from water trickle. dublin. yeah. could scrub the relish of she cheer patrol at each her cut on her horse fellowship. are your lead pushed lu i leah should the nurse let a japanese read as the most was the idea that the soviet by come into the civil war proven undisturbed. this solid assures him that the russians are coming in on schedule, filling rights in his diary, his salary will be in the jap war by august. 50 vinny, jeff fanatic. her full 30. it's obligations to the allies in august 1945. the red army conducts lightning fast, 20 day operation against the 1.5 millions strong quantum army ah, from with no military necessity. america dropped atomic bombs on hiroshima and nagasaki. that's enough. we are not interested in an alliance with russia any longer. and we can stop carrying out our agreements with it. we should a

would it be seated to the ussr? mm. say you is nick your for my memphis sure. she doesn't deserve usually assess course i also replied, you pull my sheer branyon, i'm done new ester for a none of the new esther kimball, a mush, nice from literature. gam dublin. yeah. could scrub the relish of she cheer, priority chic, uh, a horse fellowship or your lead pushy wine. leah shall be north of what a japanese dread is the most of the idea that the soviet by come in the civil war proven undisturbed. this solid assures him that the russians are coming in on schedule, filling rights in his diary, his salary will be the jap war by august 15th vinny. jeff fanatic, her full 30. it's obligations to the allies in august 1945. the red army conduct lightning fast. 20 day operation against the 1.5 millions strong quantities ah, from with no military necessity. america dropped atomic bombs on hiroshima and nagasaki. that's enough. we are not interested in an alliance with russia any longer, and we can stop carrying out our agreements with it. we should act as if there is no yalt

it today, a typical and, of course, a peculiar path here that little russia went through from the ussr ukraine before it ended up in current point. that's what we're interested in, we hope that it's interesting for you, and that's what we'll talk about today. the history of the referendum in ukraine is an instructive lesson for the eyes of the people, why they didn’t want to hear the expert’s opinion in kiev sweet brands of novorossia, what they sold in warsaw and paris. a referendum is a nationwide poll or vote to solve important problems of national regional or local significance . and zaporozhye passed referendums, the inhabitants of these territories made their choice in favor of unification with russia, it is high time to remember the history of the popular vote in the ukrainian lands and understand why today's decision was largely predetermined by politics in ukraine since its independence. the first regional referendum in ukraine was held back in the days of the ussr in january 1991, the inhabitants of crimea, who at that time was a region, voted for the return of the status of

only 5,000 to 5,000 were dissidents , that is, such a number of people who were oppositionists in the ussr was difficult to notice, because they were dealt with very effectively by the system, it is cruel, and for some reason public memory is better. we remember we're sorry. hmm. well, there are some black pages , yes, the holodomor, in which several million people died. the ukrainian liberation movement of the forties is the story of the decline, but half a million ukrainians were killed, exiled and imprisoned, so that is, a-a. it seems as if the bloodier the story is the better we remember it unfortunately, but the history of the dissident movement is interesting to me because it is, hmm , this method of struggle fits our world, modern discourse, and how a political discussion should take place in a civilized world, and the use of various views in one society is like that, and it seems to me that if ukraine aspires to europe, if we want to be european by values, this is the experience of dissidence, when you try to fight through words, through communication, this is what my generation sh

i visited the ussr again and saw. what the country has become, admitted that it was wrong, and lenin called the quote a truly great man on october 6, 1973 , the yom kippur war began or war and a capacious purse the largest armed conflict in the history of the arabs of the israeli confrontation on that day in israel celebrated the religious holiday of the egyptian troops from syria on suddenly crossing the line of demarcation in the sinai and tried to take control of the peninsula itself and the dutch heights, but after 3 days israel pushed back the arab forces crossed the suez canal entered the rear of the egyptian army and began shelling damascus, neither washington which supported, israel not moscow, which acted on the side of the arab coalition, did not want a global conflict , us secretary of state henry kissinger flew to moscow for negotiations the ussr declared that it was ready to intervene in the war and this stopped the parties from further actions, the loss of israel amounted to about 3,000 people killed in

the ussr was 7,000 miles away from the bay.sion to jump to the next step with collation in order to create more favorable conditions for yourself. maybe in some cases, the right strategy, back in his time, just during the crisis, he formulated while explaining to his colleagues in the presidium of the central committee his methodology, so to speak. he compared the situation. raise the tension. yes, a glass that even if you fill it up completely. then the force of the surface tension of the liquid will keep the water from overflowing. that's all art, - i say, it's good that the liquid does not overflow. we now have a live broadcast and the reason for today's meeting is the inclusion of the representatives of slovakia, poland , germany and greece in the list of speakers. today we have not a debate, but a briefing. we already know the position of these countries very well, we know it. the representative of the european union could perfectly sum up nothing but the desire to appear on national television screens. we don't see it. be

would it be seated to the ussr? mm hm. so usually gift with my memphis sure she deals and as i've usually assess course, i use her plan. you pull my sheer brain yolanda usdoc for a none of the annual strict mush nice from literature gam dublin. yeah. could scrub the relish of she cheer, patrone chic, uh, a horse fellowship. are you lead pushy wine? leah should the nurse let a japanese read the most with the idea that the soviet by come in the civil war, proven undisturbed. this solid assures him that the russians are coming in on schedule human rights. in his diary his salary will be in the jap war by all his 50 . 50 jeff fanatic, her full 30 its obligations to the allies in august 1945. the read on the conduct of lightning fast, 20 day operation against the 1.5 millions strong quantity ah, from with no military necessity. america dropped atomic bombs on hiroshima and nagasaki. that's enough. we are not interested in an alliance with russia any longer. and we can stop carrying out all agreements with it. we should act as i

during the 30 years of his reign, stalin only left the ussr twice.n 10 years, khrushchev managed to visit almost 50 countries. and his trips always pursued clear political goals. dramatically changing, the world situation is collapsing the colonial system and this opens up new prospects for the penetration of socialism into india, other countries of the third world and the middle east, khrushchev is well aware that if these countries are not embraced and warmed up, then the americans will do it. friendship costs the soviet union very dearly. after all, there are more and more friends with soviet money, and with the participation of soviet specialists, sports complexes are being built in indonesia, institutes in perm, metallurgical plants in india and even entire cities throughout africa for khrushchev, this is one of the most effective ways to wage the cold war. who will win more friends them or us? on october 4, 1957, a new design rocket, korolev, takes off from the baikonur cosmodrome; it launches the world's first artificial earth satellite into o

the session of the supreme soviet of the ussr began its work.became the first in the history of the soviet union that was already held on the liberated territory, but still in the context of ongoing war. the very fact of holding the session became a message to the whole world. the end of the war is near and it is inevitable. the report of the first secretary of the central committee of the communist party of belarus also reminded of this. panteleimon ponomarenko on the immediate tasks of restoring the national economy of the bssr, speeches of the deputies. the general figures on the losses of the republic at the session have not yet been heard, but even the first report on the victims of the destruction and damage caused is terrible. from the speech of the deputy from the workers of the polevsk region vetrov , the lechitsky district was especially devastated, it was all turned into more than 10,000 civilians were killed in the wasteland from the speech of delegates from the brest region, the nazis shot and tortured over 90,000 people. they burne

the united kingdom, the united states, and the ussr. ah. march the 31st 1945, a british royal air force plane lands in crimea with a very important passenger, the british prime minister's wife, clementine churchill. boop, our daughter capital a ye will to perdition. she assures me you see, you believe. but clinical mostly this year. yes, panella, she deceptive or a club last of secret service is historian, explains why that unusual visit took place at the bar, watching luggage narration in your shirt, washing a few that aren't osgood but he's pushing up idea enough, as you say, was germany on us of de la forms for michelle, famous for you to ask you, who did you speak? gerald? if my toilet bubble got down to the citizenship? clementine churchill became the 1st financial donor. mm. the fund eventually raised a total of more than $9000000.00 pounds. sterling for tusham alternative was national nav bye. kimberly miller. v. none of karesha doing to succeed you but by then you have got you the top bunk, cute of top manager. i'm bringing my today

the polish state and government actually ceased to exist, thus the treaties concluded between the ussr and poland , left to itself and left without leadership, ceased to be valid. poland turned into a convenient a field for all sorts of accidents and surprises that could pose a threat to the ussr, therefore, being resettled neutral, the soviet government can no longer be neutral about these facts, as well as the defenseless position of the ukrainian and belarusian population in view of such a situation, the soviet government ordered the high command of the red army to order the troops border and take under its protection the life and property of the population of western belarus of western ukraine end of the quote in september of the thirty-ninth year, when it became clear that, uh, poland as a state would, in fact, disappear. uh, so the government. i said the polish government first moved to romania , then to france and after the occupation of france in the fortieth year, it moved to london , so there is such a term, even the well-established term polish immigrant government in london

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he said that as soon as we start providing military assistance to the mujahideen of the ussr we will an invasion putin wants to make russia again great fashion wants to make indy great china again china baydan america but no one talks about the planet. i know gorbachev is not as unpopular in russia as stalin was. but he was the one who spoke about humanity and the elimination of nuclear weapons. political scientist of the eighties worked in the embassy of mexico then in the soviet department of the foreign affairs department, and later on the capitalist hill in the leadership of the republican party in the senate head save this post all the stages of the collapse of the soviet union i was among the few people then in the state department, and in the senate, who really believed that the end of the ussr is possible, i had such a set of american and russian flags on my desktop and they asked me what kind of white blue-red flag it was. i say the russian flag no, no, they say russian. it's the same red sickle and the hammer is gone. here is russian. he'll be back again his father was a mi