syria also leaned towards the ussr. syria had recently united with egypt and established the united arab republic. a short while later, in may 1967, anwar sadat, the speaker of the national assembly of egypt, went to moscow to meet with soviet prime minister alexe kosijen. that's where he was told that america's friend, meaning israel, had gathered a large number of its forces on the syrian border and the threat of an israeli attack on united arab republic was serious. the communists were forced to give this mischievous news to egypt because they thought that military confrontation between the allies of the east and the west in the middle east would lead to the victory of the eastern block. we believed a war could bring us political gains. even a stalemate could bring us back. egypt had our backing, both political and military. we thought their forces would demonstrate the benefits of soviet support, so we were confident that the balance of power in the middle east would be altered by localized war. received word that i

april 30th, 1945, when an all-out rivalry broke out between the western allies and the ussr to conquer berlin, soldiers of the red army reach the heart of nazi germany sooner than the americans, with the fall of the city and... hitler committing suicide, the flames of the horrendous second war in europe burnt out. with all the death and destruction, as world war ii was coming to an end, the two powerful conquerors could raise their flags on the mountain. of soil and ashes and reorganize world order the way they wanted to. the eastern powerhouse was the ussr, which had the dream of spreading the ideals of communism and saving the masses of the labor force from the oppression of capitalists, and on the other side, the wealthy western powerhouse, meaning the us was... standing on the principles of using capital to create welfare. in the post war modern era, both rivals tried very hard to win the competition and defeat their tenacious opponent. it was an all-out rivalry which wasn't very friendly at all. in arms race, the strengthening of military forces and economies and many other issues

the prime minister of the ussr was an ally of gama abdul nasir, egypt's second president. with the help. of abdul nasir's influence among arabs in the region, the soviets wanted to change the color of the map of the middle east into the red communist star. the soviets knew that the entrance gate of the arab world was... egypt and abdul nasir, by raising the ideology of pan-arabism to unite the arab race, and of course, his constant quarals with his unwanted neighbor, israel, nasa had become the hero of arabs. when egypt at the forefronts of the arab world showed communism the green light, syria also leaned towards the ussr. syria had recently united with egypt and established the united arab republic. a short while later, in may 1967, anwar sadat, the speaker of the national assembly of egypt went to moscow to meet with soviet prime minister alexe kosijin. that's where he was told that america's friend, meaning israel, had gathered a large number of its forces on the syrian border and the threat of an israeli attack on the united arab republic was serious. the communists w

syria also leaned towards the ussr. syria had recently united with egypt and established the united arab republic. a short while later, in may 1967, anwar sadat, the speaker of the national assembly of egypt went to moscow to meet with soviet prime minister alexe kosijen. that's... he was told that america's friend, meaning israel, had gathered a large number of its forces on the syrian border, and the threat of an israeli attack on the united arab republic was serious. the communists were forced to give this mischievous news to egypt because they thought that military confrontation between the allies of the east and the west in the middle east would lead to the victory of the eastern block. word that israeli forces had a mass on the syrian border, he wasted no time. he immediately wrote to the un and asked the organization to withdraw its peacekeeping forces which had been stationed on the border of the neighboring countries from the previous war between egypt and israel. naser wanted to fill up the entire border egypt

johnson didn't want the situation to turn. into a military confrontation with the ussr. he immediately sent word to moscow that with the help of the ussr and the un, the us will use any means to put an end to the war. the telecommunications officers of the ship were trying their best news of the attack to the sixth fleet and asked them for help, but the noise that the attack jets were sending on the liberties frequencies to transmit communications prevented the transfer of. the messages. here's the question i have to ask: who would know the frequencies other than ally? and who was the ally in the war? it wasn't egypt, it was israel. in the end, one of the liberties transmissions reached the uss america warship, and the commander of the ship issued orders for two us fighter jets to take off to defend the liberty. first identification was soviet, i said, oh my god, come closer, he came closer and identified her as american ship. aside from that, the 5x8 foot american flag, which was flying high above the tallest pole of the ship, didn't leave room for the denial of the ame

johnson didn't want the situation to turn into a military confrontation with the ussr.ow that with the help of the ussr and the un, the us will use any means to put an end to the war. the first day of war was nearing midday when in a televised speech. eshkul and king hussein and the rest of the arabs. we appeal to king hussein and to other neighbors to stay their hands and israel would do likewise, but king hussein didn't take the advice so seriously. therefore, at 10:30 in the morning of the 5th of june, alqs came under the attack of jordan's. artillary forces, but the jordanians weren't able to do anything either, and the old city of jerusalem albuts, which they had control of before the war fell to the israelis. "the six-day war was in his third day as the main battle was taking place somewhere far from where the arabs and israelis were fighting in the depths of the mediterranean waters. the us was unhappy about the ussr's dominance over the middle east, to confront communism from spreading anymore in the region. it was trying very hard to uncover the details of the

april 30th, 1945, when an all-out rivalry broke out between the western allies and the ussr to conquer berlin, soldiers of the red army reached the heart of nazi germany sooner than the americans. with the fall of the city and adolf hitler committing suicide, the flames of the horrendous second war in europe burnt out. with all the death and destruction, as world war ii was coming to an end, the two powerful conquerors could raise their flags on the mountains of soil and ashes and reorganize world order the way they wanted to. "the eastern powerhouse was the ussr, which had the dream of spreading the ideals of communism and saving the masses of the labor force from the oppression of capitalists, and on the other side, the wealthy western powerhouse, meaning the us was standing on the principles of using capital to create welfare." "the ussr was doing everything in its power to entice the masses toward communist ideals and turn governments into its allies. wrote to the un and asked the organization to withdraw its peacekeeping forces which had been stationed on the border of the neighbo

the us. was unhappy about the ussr's dominance over the middle east. to confront communism from spreading anymore in the region, it was trying very hard to uncover the details of the relations the ussr had with arabs in the middle east. this motivated them to quietly snoop around the intelligence cables of cairo and moscow, but because it didn't want the issue to be revealed so that no one would find out about it, everyone else had to be busy dealing with another crisis. the third day of the war was reaching the evening when the liberty reached the international waters in the north of egypt and israel, and it transmitted the initial news of israel's victories and the conquest of the old city of alcous to the nsa. but the question, which had kept the officers on board the liberty busy was why an unarmed military ship should be present in the vicinity of a conflict zone without an armed escort and be left all alone. the commander of the liberty, captain william mcgonagel asked this question from the commander of the us navy's sixth fleet which had retrea

egypt, and the only suspect in this attack is the ally of the ussr, meaning egypt. the white house wants to respond to this attack with nuclear attack on cairo. the orders for the attack reach. to six fleet, without wasting any time, three us fighter jets were equipped with nuclear weapons and flew toward the egyptian capital. word of an inevitable attack on cairo reach richard parker, the us political consul in cairo first. there was that they the navy was uh preparing to retaliate against egypt for the attack on the liberty, they thought that it was the egyptians who attacked it, they were preparing to to attack egypt. in response. it was 2:30 p.m. when three israeli torpedo boats got close to the half-burnt liberty and fired five torpedoes added. one of them hit the middle of the ship and created a huge hole in its starboard side. due to the torpedo attacks, the ship's propulsive forces stopped working and the transmitting. systems were totally destroyed at the same time that us jets armed with nuclear weapons were on the way to cairo. robert mcmamera, the us def

of the ussr. they have a connection with the end of the war and the end of the reign of the supreme soviet of the ussr. pershaga sklikannya, elections of deputies of vyarkhonaga saveta another sklikannya, appointed for the 10th year of 1946. for arganizatsiya selections were created by the central production committee, at the beginning with tavarisham kuznyatsov. in february, the first post-war national... elections to the supreme council of the ussr were held. the elected parliament met for its first session 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 by the end of 1900 not only to achieve the pre-war level of production, but also to significantly exceed it. the republic also entered the first post-war five-year plan. the eighth session of the supreme council of the bssr in september 1946 approved a five- year plan for the restoration and development of its national economy.

rumors about germany's intention to break the pact and launch an attack on the ussr are devoid of anyhave imagined that just a couple of weeks later, stalin in his first address to the soviet union. on the radio on july 3 , 1941, he will call on the people to launch a widespread nationwide struggle behind enemy lines, create militias everywhere, destroy everything in the enemy’s path so that he gets nothing, in fact, he will repeat the same tasks that were set in the pre-war period of organizing partisan warfare, the case of invasion, but, unfortunately, much has already been lost, from the memories of the hero of the soviet union stanislav baupshasov. there are no words, six belarusian partisan detachments could not , with their actions behind enemy lines, stop the advance of a powerful german army group. thanks to the use of the local wagon and locomotive fleet, we were able to transport troops and cargo along local railways. everything that the partisans were supposed to destroy detachments, creating barriers to the enemy. the first hours and days of the war were used by the german

the ussr is russia, russia is the ussr. was formally federal, but in fact it was unitary. the patriarchal stereotype of the state as a close-knit family, headed by an older brother, was established in the public consciousness. the elite of russia, which determined its politics, ideology, cultural life throughout centuries, was formed not as the elite of a national state, but as the elite of a multinational empire, it consisted, and now consists of representatives of many nationalities, the last russian tsar had an insignificant share of russian blood, and his was generally pure german, and yet they were truly russian people, like millions of other people who are not russian by blood. to the end, now in donbass we have nothing to apologize for, we are returning lost lands, ensuring our security. victory in world war ii ended the humiliation consciousness, inequality of russia in the fight against world empires. russia has reached the peak of its power and has begun a race with america, starting with nuclear missiles and endi

the albanian leader enver hoxha did not accept stalin’s debunking in the ussr.n his line, nikita sergeevich khrushchev flew to albania at the end of may 1959. khrushchev clearly underestimated the threatening quarrel; he was much more fascinated by the prospect, turning to the ussr minister of defense, marshal radion, who was accompanying him malinovsky, khrushchev exclaimed. magnificent, magnificent, what a safe bay at the foot of these mountains. if you place a powerful fleet here, that's it. the mediterranean sea from basphorus to gibraltar will be in our hands, we can squeeze anyone into our fist. in albania, such delight was perceived as a reason to ask even more from the ussr. khrushchev turned out to be much more tight-fisted than stalin. for enver hoxha, this was completely incomprehensible, because in albania at that time there was such a joke: the russians could not have breakfast once and the albanians would be well-fed for a whole year. one way or another, between enver a cat ran across khodzhi and nikita khrushchev. in 1961, albania refused to allow

the albanian leader enver hoxha did not accept the debunking of stalin in the ussr.r to explain his line, nikita sergeevich khrushchov flew to albania at the end of may 1959. we met with enver hoxha at the pashaliman naval base, built with the help of the ussr, where then up to a dozen of our submarines were based. khrushchev clearly underestimated the threatening erosion, he was much more fascinated by the prospect, turning to the ussr minister of defense accompanying him, marshal radiona malinovsky, khrushchev exclaimed. magnificent, magnificent, what a safe bay at the foot of these mountains. if we place a powerful fleet here, the entire mediterranean sea from basphora to gibraltar will be in our hands, we can squeeze anyone into our fist. this is the case in albania. will diverge from china, will take the path of a tough, closed auto-tarchy in combination with radical atheism. enver hoxha chooses his own path for the tiny country, not associated with anyone. with our scale, it didn’t matter to us. the squad did not notice the loss of the fighter. for the west too

the need for such products in the ussr was enormous.y sixties, only four out of 100 soviet families had a refrigerator. in 1970-43. today, many people remember the super popular refrigerator in the ussr. with a small volume of only 85 liters, single-chamber, an almost inexorable dream of a soviet person, it was almost impossible to buy it, it was produced. it is small in volume, like the refrigerator of the moscow zil plant, but times were changing, the demand for household appliances became high, million-plus enterprises whose industries served consumer needs became firmly established in the life of the country. shatila artyom igorevich is awarded a certificate of honor. in march 1971 , there was a real holiday at the minsk refrigerator plant. the millionth refrigerator rolled off the production line. according to tradition, the gala event is all at the highest level. prizes, certificates, honoring the best workers. comrades, now from our party organization and from me personally, a film about the creation of our enterprise. here is th

this style becomes the only official one in the urban planning of the ussr.compare it with constructivism, where everything is also without frills. for those who hear the terms constructivism and modernism, everything seems to be the same. and there is a design. and architecture, there are strong beams, but the main difference between modernism is not the usual modern forms, this style remained popular in the ussr until the end of the soviet era. it is interesting that many buildings from the period of modernism, the sixties are historical and cultural values, the pioneer cinema, like... it has generally survived to this day, not rebuilt, made in in the sixties, the architect zaborsky and levin, it is interesting because it contains monumental art, stained glass windows, mosaic panels, in general, every element there has a meaning, one of the interesting solutions was the sports palace of the architects filimonov and malyshev, built in the sixties. the main thing in this sports palace was the creation of a huge transforming internal space, this was done preci

it was necessary to consider the construction of large enterprises on the territory of the ussr. heading. we were talking about fundamentally new and strategically important industries, oil refining and chemical ones. heavy engineering, defense, facilities energy workers, some of them were supposed to be located on the territory of the union republics, meetings with their representatives were regular, each defended their proposals, the belarusians were especially persistent. having laid out materials on each proposed facility in front of the state planning staff, sergei malinin argued before the state planning committee of the bssr that... that it would be advisable to locate oil refining and a number of other enterprises on the territory of the republic. the conversation at the meeting is more than emotional. ukraine is a priority; it was personally lobbied by khrushchev and the bryansk region. in as a result, the republic received an oil refining plant. was taken. the decision to build it near polotsk, which will later go down in history as the novopolotsk oil refinery, a decis

automobiles are attempting to invade the ussr and lendlease. and the people's gaspadarians of the country are so indispensable to the front. on partisan campaigns adkamandzirovayutsya on the practice in the masters of their fighters. yana vyartayutstsa yes... to military, peaceful professions. from 1933 to 1941, this area was called krasnoe urochishche; there was a forest in the forest where the twenty-sixth tank division of the red army was stationed. at that time there was already a military town, residential buildings, soldiers’ barracks, and tank workshops. on june 26 , 1941, the germans were here, from october 1941 to june 1942, the germans brought 284 wagons of equipment here, 300 german specialists arrived, as well as 11 companies, they planned to build here the largest groskaverk plant in eastern europe for assembling cars from gas. generator engine, they also serviced broken german equipment. after liberation, the highest level was given the task: to use any capacity to repair equipment, especially trucks. the problem of transport was

it began broadcasting as the belarusian program of the ussr central television.peared in belarus, well, if you don’t count moscow, we were the fourth, it first appeared in kiev, then it appeared in latvia and estonia, television studios in tallinn. and then, that means, in minsk in 1956 the debut of on-air broadcasting took place at the minsk television studio, well, this is a famous fact when announcer tamara bastun began the program, the first program, as you know, consisted of a newsreel and a feature film, it lasted one and a half to two hours, no more. then it became an event akin to a technical revolution, television was included in every family, culture, sports, weather, but the main thing was politics, economics, the achievements of the ussr in various spheres of the national economy. at the same time , another obligatory topic appeared on central television: regional news. there were wonderful, positive programs, the mood of the people was also somehow so optimistic, keep in mind that after such a war the country is being restored, factories, factories,

by the way, i think about the future of the ussr and its place in the world.ut russia belong only to russia, it will trade them with other republics. states itself without any mediation of the union government, you understand, but what will you trade, your factories are all collapsing, and trade ties are being torn apart like no... threads, the necessary ties will be established, but we will not restore unnecessary ones, the same baltic states, you understand , we won’t regret it by hand, oh, now this is separatism, but your yakovlev went to latvia a year ago and there, you know, he hugged the local nationalists and talked about independence, i’m not the separatist here, when i become the head of the country , don't, ussr will never be yours. well, you understand this, i don’t need the ussr, russia will be mine , one day you will wake up, look out the window, and there is no union , that’s what you will do then, and i will decide, of course , you are so eager for power that you are ready to ruin the union, oh, you are a savage, i didn’t say, your bush, so here

it was headed by academician evgeniy alekseevich chudakov, an authoritative figure in the ussr.technical design of the universal wheeled... utility tractor was approved. the calculations and arguments of the chief designer of the minsk tractor plant , ivan iosifovich drong, turned out to be more than convincing. the car had to be put into production as soon as possible. on july 18 , 1949, the first belarusian wheeled track was already coming out of the gates of the experimental workshop. developed by the plant designers. it became an event: its own development, its own assembly. the republic laid the foundations for creating a whole line of its own machines, with its own tractor-building school. model received the name mtz-1. a total of seven prototypes were produced in 1949. factory ones. testing, refinement, testing again. the prototype became the basis for the creation of mtz2. it was she who was launched into mass production. crawler tractor kd-35, skidder kt-12, special equipment used in logging, the first wheeled tractor, the result of the heroic work of the team in the fi

this was the first step in the legalization of rock music in the ussr. club allowed musicians and groups to hold concerts without fear problems with law enforcement agencies. in total, more than 700 groups of different genres passed through the rock club. the rock club appeared thanks to an association with trade unions, which owned the leningrad inter-union house of amateur arts at the famous address on rubenstein street 13. the club organized concerts and held annual festivals. performances at such a festival seemed to sum it up. at first, the lyrics were strictly followed; songs performed from the stage had to be filled in, that is, approved representative of the main directorate for literary affairs. in its original video , the leningrad rock club existed for 10 years, and legends of russian rock music emerged from its walls. fox, cinema, ddt, aquarium, zoo and many others. and the example of leningrad inspired enthusiasts in other cities. his most famous followers were the sverdlovsk rock club and the moscow rock laboratory. this is what this day in

in ussr? for whom is heaven? yakovlev, shivardnadze?no one wanted it, everyone was afraid, and this is my destiny, misha, they didn’t believe me, heaven, no one, not their own?

the jordanian people's republic request incorporation into the ussr. today, there existence is utterly denied by the soviet union. albania by november 29th, 1944, communists subversion under red leader enver hoxha results in only one governing party being recognized in albania. albanians, workers party, the communist. an insight into communist philosophy is the death of peace. soviet military might usually seem together in communist parades and rallies. this is moved to manchuria, destroyed after six months of soviet and chinese liberation. these were manchurian factories after systematic stripping by the soviets. khrushchev declared, quote, our state has categorically refused. all that rests on loot, violence and end quote. here is grim evidence to the contrary. this was only one of the many incidents of wanton looting, plundering and dismantling for removal to russia of industrial plants. the example of mongolia, this mongolian official is joined by an agent of the kremlin. he has ordered to moscow to ask for a formal incorporation of outer mongolia

, mogilov construction college, the state gave us 200 dollars as scholarships every month, and the ussrus 90 rubles. that my parents, my parents, were also average , normal, they also helped us, gave us money , i didn’t need anything as a student then, i graduated from a construction college, we went home, worked for the state for 1 year because they supported me we paid here for studies, for everything, after that i came here because i was already unmarried then, i already had a child, so... i came here and started , well, i wanted to live and work here, but it was difficult for me to find a job, i was at the stock exchange to get on the line to find a job , but some plants, when i arrive, they see me, they are not completely indifferent there, then finally i went to the dsk, when they gave me a direction there, i arrived there, gave them... they took me and, as usual, nothing, like the others , how they took me to belarus and processed me, i started working there, i was already working there, now i’m already for almost 20 years, when i was looking to work , it’s hard for me to find a

in socialism you are all equal and when they give me a choice, choose where to study, i choose the ussrey placed us in a hotel in moscow, a tourist and from there they already give directions , they give us where, who wants to study, and i... brother belarus, because i also read a lot about belarus, their culture, and what kind of people they are, how they relate, well, to the film industry. i was immediately sent to bsu by minsk bsu to study russian for 10 months, and after for 10 months i was sent to mogilov, at the mogilov construction college, my state gave us 200 dollars as scholarships every month, and the ussr state gave us 90 rubles plus what our parents gave us. i have parents, well, also average, it’s normal , they also helped us, gave us money, i didn’t need anything as a student then, i graduated from a construction college, we went home, worked for the state for 1 year for what they paid for me here for my studies, for everything, after that i came here, because i had already we were unmarried then, i already had a child, so i came here, i started , i wanted to live and wor

ussr sweden, which would be needed according to the regulations in the event of a canadian victory.o be played. canadian national team captain thomas campbell later recalled: “we were amazed.” russian efficiency, ability play the game at an unusually fast pace, we could not imagine that hockey could be played like this. the best players were also determined for the first time at the championship in stockholm. the title of best forward went to the legendary soviet hockey player vsevolod vabrov. on march 7, 1967 , a five-day work week with two days off, saturday and sunday, was introduced in the ussr. the decision was... not only to ease the tension in society, there was a monetary reform and food prices rose. before this, the work week was six days with one day off, sunday. well, until the end of the 19th century, the length of the working day and working week in russia was not regulated at all. only in 1897, under the pressure of the labor movement, a law was passed that limited the working day, one with hourly hours and days off on sundays and holidays. immediately after the revolu

during the championship, the newcomer to the tournament, the ussr, beat the norwegians 7:0, the germans4:2 and played a draw with the hosts of the competition , sweden 1:1. but the organizers were confident in the final victory of the canadian team over the soviet one. and even started selling tickets for an additional meeting between the ussr and sweden, which would have been needed according to the regulations if the canadians had won, but this match was not destined to be played. the captain of the canadian national team, thomas kemball, later recalled: we were amazed by the russians’ efficiency and ability to play the game at an unusually fast pace. we couldn't imagine that hockey could be played like this. the best players were also determined for the first time at the championship in stockholm. the title of the best. the striker went to the legendary soviet hockey player sevolad bobrov. 7 in march 1967, a five-day work week with two days off, saturday and sunday, was introduced in the ussr. the decision was made to ease tension in society. monetary reform took place and food price

the capital of the ussr is almost ready to receive.0 olympics , an olympic village grew up in the southwest of moscow , almost 3,000 people came, 12,000 athletes took part there, by the summer of 1980 , 140 cafes and snack bars were built in moscow alone, with 5,400 seats, for guests of the olympics there was a special menu has been developed of... 360 dishes, athletes have their own, their own assortment of dishes, and each sport has its own menu, for weightlifting there are only dishes for athletics are completely different, but how to check whether this complex system can work without problems, so they came up with the idea of ​​​​testing it on the military, the idea justified itself, but the short time that remained before the start of the main sports festival on the planet was all... ... thousands of thanks in different languages, it was a real triumph of soviet catering. children's dairy kitchen. all the young fathers of our country ran and are still running to receive additional milk rations for children under one year old. did

, then socialism is all equal, and when they give me a choice, choose where to study, i choose the ussr, they placed us in a hotel in moscow , er, a tourist, and from there they give us directions, where, who wants to study, and i choose belarus, because i also read a lot about belarusian, their culture and how... what kind of people they are, how they treat foreigners, and right away i was sent to bsu by minsk bsu to study russian language for 10 months, and after 10 months i was sent to mogilov, mogilov construction college, my state gave us 200 dollars every month as scholarships, and the ussr state. they gave us 90 rubles plus that my parents have parents, well, average is fine for us too they helped, they gave me money, i didn’t need anything then as a student, i graduated from a construction college, we went to our homeland to work for the state for 1 year because they paid for me here for my studies for everything after that, and i came here because i was already married. i had children then, so i came here and started, well, i wanted to live and work here, but it was difficult f

they are confident that perestroika will destroy the ussr. gdr is a country that no longer exists, a series about the decline of the soviet era, the fall of the berlin wall, in the political behind the scenes, the spy wars of that time. and the destinies of people at the turning point of eras touched a chord with many people, this is a wonderful time, which i think needs to be filmed now, shown, the mistakes of this time drawn to some conclusions, the right actions of this time, and well , somehow analyzed. the plot of the series is fictional, but inspired real facts and events. i don’t need the ussr, russia will be mine , one day you will say goodbye, look out the window, but there is no union, we have many conversations with gorbachev, with yeltsin among ourselves, they are all based on real things that there are a lot of references to this, but as they said about it, it was our artistic assumption, the real background in the image of jack evans, who partly recalls the fate of the american singer and actor famous throughout the soviet union

nadezhda grekova, chairman of the supreme council of the bssr, is the first and only woman in the ussr more than 20 names of outstanding representatives the fair sex of the country of the soviets, who... could a woman once dream of such a thing, was it possible to believe that she herself would determine her own path in life, and the transformations in the country would be so rapid, then in the ussr, this became the norm . elya berman, in the privacy of his darkroom after a busy day , sorted through photographs of activists and komsomol village women. he peered into the faces of women, as they were now called, of the new formation. having opened a brand new album, elya began to arrange the photographs in a certain sequence. his name was so unusual for him, a woman from the country of the soviets. the women of the new country of the soviets changed its appearance so much that many belarusians were talked about not only in the ussr, with their achievements they proved to the world that in the soviet union, for the first time in history , conditions were created for the self-realization o

less than a month has passed since the collapse of the ussr. how the new ukrainian state announces aldwide sale of soviet weapons. the first contracts were not long in coming. in 1991 , civil wars began one after another on the territory of yugoslavia. the largest conflict was the war in bosnia and herzegovina. i saw the collapse of yugoslavia and took part in the war myself. i gained some military knowledge and skills while serving in army and during security courses in the pancheva garrison at military post number 285 under the leadership of general mladen-brother. in the early nineties, cevat galijasevic was a bosnian intelligence officer and personally oversaw the supply of weapons to the territory of the former yugoslavia. the terrorists arrived in cars under the cover of international organizations, and this is how they transported people. the presidential suite in not even a four-star hotel, nevertheless , it had its own cool room, so he rented prostitutes and brought them to this room of his luxury, he didn’t pay one of them, she went to the police, told the policeman, dear,

and only with the onset of detente, after the collapse of the ussr, the us secretary of defense williamnsition to the doctrine of mutually guaranteed security. but, as practice has shown, not for long. at this point, nuclear deterrence. already exists between india and pakistan, but there is also a mechanism of nuclear deterrence of a weak state against a strong one, demonstrating to the aggressor that even if he achieves his goal. then he will pay an unacceptable price for it, this is the concept north korea adheres to. very often we are faced with a situation where we slide into such big big confrontation, politicians hope that some limited amount of funds will be enough to scare, to convince the opponent to kill the opponent. as a rule, this turns out to be the case. this is not the case and this is where this phenomenon of creeping uncontrollable escalation comes from, which has been encountered many times throughout history, but we are talking about conventional weapons, yes, if we are talking about great powers, then with conventional weapons, if we look at the largest war of the

at the same time , this was becoming the norm in the ussr.berman, secluded in his darkroom after a busy day, sorted through photographs of activists and komsomol village women. he peered into the faces of women, as they were now called, of the new formation. having opened a brand new album, elya began to arrange the photographs in a certain sequence. his name was so unusual for him, a woman of the country advice. the women of the new country of the soviets changed its appearance so much that many belusians started talking not only in the ussr, but among their own. we confidently step into a new day and do it to the music of our own, the music that sounds inside each of us. she is everywhere in the sun, in timid movements. at our fingertips, music inspires, makes us think and opens up thousands of paths for us. music can change the world because it can change us. music is inside each of us. personnel decide everything, what you can do, you don’t need to carry the keys, the main thing the country's agricultural forge, every year we have more an

after an offer from the ussr ministry of culture, he went to the puppet theater in minsk in 1956 and. it was thanks to anatoly alexandrovich that the belarusian state puppet theater acquired the status of one of the best in the ussr and acquired its unique face. the experimental director created more than 70 performances here, which have become classics of the belarusian theater. dwarf nose, grandfather and crane, cinderella. the divine comedy, little red riding hood, some of them are still in the theater’s repertoire. thanks to the lelyava teacher , a course of actors and puppeteers was organized at the minsk theater and art institute. he is the author of popular books for children and educators. the work of the famous director was continued by his son, alexey lilyavsky. march 10, 1946 in the city of sverdlovsk. theater and film actor, people's artist of belarus, vladimir gostyukhin, was born. the boy grew up in a creative family, but surprised his family by entering radio technical school after school, and after graduating he became work as the chief power engineer at the central c

the military doctrine of the ussr is defensive.so provided for the creation of a defense line at the western borders 100-150 km in depth. the construction of the latest engineering fortifications, but the decisive type of strategic action in the event of an enemy attack remained the offensive. but in in an atmosphere of special secrecy , another plan was developed: the deployment of partisan warfare in the occupied territory, in case an invasion did occur. he made adjustments to previously adopted ones. and provided for the creation of a well-conspiracy network of sabotage groups in cities on the railways. the plan provided for the creation of maneuverable partisan detachments capable of operating in unfamiliar territory, including outside the country. declassified archives of the ministry of defense. russia, of which follows: the preparation of guerrilla warfare was entrusted to the fourth intelligence directorate. headquarters of the rkk and specially created fourth departments of the headquarters of military districts, as well a

abroad, so they give us a choice, choose where they want, i choose the ussr, i had a dream to go to the country of socialism, then for people to come here to you, it was very very difficult than any, any, any country, than in america than in canada, anyone to come here, i like it, where everyone is equal, then socialism you are all equal and... when i am given a choice, i choose where to study, i choose the ussr, we were accommodated in moscow, a hotel uh, tourist, and from there they give us directions, where, who wants to study, and i chose belarus, because i also read a lot about belarus, their culture, and what kind of people they are, how they treat foreigners, and right away... bsu sent me to minsk to study russian for 10 months, and after 10 months we were sent to mogilov, to the mogilov construction college, the state gave us 200 dollars as scholarships every month, and the ussr state gave us 90 rubles, plus that my parents, my parents, well... well, also average , they also helped us, gave us money , i'm in nothing then i didn’t need it as a student, i graduated from a construc

the ussr is no more. the republics of the former power, with the exception of georgia and the baltic countries, there are 11 of them, established the commonwealth of independent states. its highest bodies are the council of heads of state and the council of heads of government. the borders will be open. according to the london institute for strategic studies, ukraine’s military property at that time was estimated at about $90 billion, everything was there at the most advanced level, at that time ukraine had t-80 tanks, a gas turbine tank will be able to go 15-20 km. what is especially important when going out on combat alert, it was really a very advanced tank, the t-80 was with a turbojet engine, it was unique in itself, this tank. less than a month after the collapse of the ussr, the new ukrainian state announced a worldwide sale of soviet weapons. the first contracts were not long in coming. in 1991 , one after another began on the territory of yugoslavia. i gained some military knowledge and skills du

ussr from 1936.ainian ussr. article 18. read. the territory of the union republics cannot be changed without their consent. of course, there is a way out, the will of the people. in other words, a referendum. they say we don’t want to be part of this republic, hand us over to another. but khrushchev did not hold a referendum in crimea, because he knew the people were for it. will vote, in other words, the very fact of the transfer of crimea from russia to ukraine was made with a number of gross violations, and these violations themselves essentially disavow the entire procedure, cast doubt on its legitimacy, that is , he essentially falsified, or more precisely , say, gave the command to falsify necessary documents, well, strictly speaking , then no one... was interested in the opinion of the population, what the citizens of the soviet union thought there, especially since, in the opinion of the then party leadership, these were still purely administrative issues, just think, they changed the border,

i don’t need the ussr, russia will be mine.ill say goodbye, look out the window, and there is no union. we have many conversations between gorbachev, shivarna and yeltsin, they are all based on real things that are mentioned . and a lot. but as they talked about it, it was our artistic assumption, the real background is in the image of jack evans, who partly recalls the fate of the famous american singer and actor dean reed throughout the soviet union. they called him red elvis. and a group of underground workers who organize sabotage in west berlin are references to german radicals, who are still wanted by the german intelligence services. it became known about the arrest of one of these terrorists, who had been hiding for 30 years, she is associated with several terrorist attacks, there is also an episode from dresdon based on real events in the series, where after the fall berlin wall, the crowd first occupied the local stasi office, and then came to the building of the kgb station of the ussr, for the archives of the secret

at the end the fifty-third year was not just a tense time in the ussr state planning committee.the construction of large enterprises on the territory of the ussr. all materials are under the heading. we were talking about fundamentally new and strategically important industries, oil refining, chemical, heavy engineering, defense, and energy facilities. some of them were supposed to be located on the territory of the union republics. meetings with their representatives are regular. everyone defended their proposals. especially the belarusians were persistent. having laid out materials on each proposed facility in front of the state planning staff, sergei malinin, before the state planning committee of the bssr, argued that it would be advisable to locate oil refining and a number of other enterprises precisely on... the conversation at the meeting was more than emotional. ukraine is a priority; it was personally lobbied by khrushchev and the bryansk region. as a result , the republic received the oil refinery plant. a decision was made to build it near polotsk, which will later g

footage chronicling military parades in the ussr.e of them could do without demonstrating the achievements of military equipment, such as the maz 500. 35-a ballastless tractor, created at the minsk automobile plant. in terms of its technical characteristics, it has become unique and has found wide use among troops for transporting artillery systems. it was on it that the formidable soviet missiles were transported across red square, the appearance of which so frightened the potential enemy. maybe. unique machine expanded. in 1959, a new history of skb-1 began. the ussr began creating the first guided operational-tactical missile temp with a flight range of 600 km. a completely new car, the mas-543, was created at the minsk automobile plant as a missile launcher. it turned out to be so perfect that even today it is mass-produced in various modifications. almost all brands of cars produced at the minsk plant turned out to be reliable. the created samples - mas-543 and maz-547 continued their application in other missile systems. they c

best actor at the sanrema and sopot, ussr state prize, order of francisco skarin.o their mother-in-law for pancakes, who pulled the deck, why they always burned the effigy of winter, this and not only in the ethno section. from march 11 to march 17, belarusians celebrate one of the most colorful folk holidays - maslenitsa. every year it falls on a different date. according to the rules, maslenitsa is celebrated exactly 8 weeks before easter. this bright colorful holiday delights both kids and adults. games, songs, dancing, cheerful laughter and noise - the main thing is his signs. in some in the regions of belarus this holiday is called maslenka, syrnitsa. cheese week. these milk names are not accidental. at this time , dairy products appeared on the table of the peasants in large quantities, since the cows had already calved. it was forbidden to eat meat during the holiday week, so these foods became the main ones. butter and cheese are the obligatory attributes of the holiday. besides, what would maslenitsa be without pancakes? during maslenitsa week, people real

they had, including soviet military, it turned out that the general staff - the armed forces of the ussrd of game at all. but the creation of the bomb itself did not mark the beginning of nuclear deterrence. in the beginning, it was simply perceived as a high-power weapon. however, the thesis that the main task of the american armed forces should not be victory in a nuclear war, but its prevention appeared already in the mid-forties. it was nominated by a yale university fellow, bernard brody. believing that the united states will quickly lose its monopoly on the atom. yes and happened. just 3 years later , the soviet union tested a nuclear bomb. each side tried to test its weapons in conditions close to combat, and although the period before the caribbean crisis is perceived as a time of dominance of us nuclear forces, practice showed a contradictory picture. american maneuvers with desert rock nuclear weapons were demonstrated during a training exercise at the tot test site in the ussr. that, despite its destructive power, atomic weapons do not guarantee the destruction of the enemy’s

vasily knyazev is the only honored volleyball coach of the ussr in belarus, this says a lot.mber 7 there is a museum dedicated to the exploits of children who fought for their homeland during the great patriotic war. in 1971 , the search for all young participants in the great victory began. they fought together next to adults together, that ’s why many of them - he talked about himself, well, quite a bit. vasily knyazev the great a man for belarus and today on his birthday, it’s a pity for only one thing, these words are impossible to say to him personally, and he also sang beautifully: there is only peace between the past and the future, namely... a man, 75 of whom are children, the youngest was not and 2 months. one of the executioners from 118on, vladimir kotriuk, was sentenced by the supreme court of belarus to be guilty of genocide of the belarusian people. after the war, kotryuk was one of the five most wanted war criminals. but canada did not extradite him to either the soviet union or belarus. he lived quietly into old age, raising bees, and died at the age of 93. ju