agreement. about the beginning of border delimitation for the first time since the collapse of the ussr. moscowfor its part, will continue to promote rapprochement between azerbaijan and armenia in a trilateral format, which is receiving a new life in the new peaceful realities. now we are absolutely talking about a new life, of course, there is the territory of azerbaijan, there are ongoing agreements, negotiations between the two countries on the delimitation of the border, some have already been agreed upon, and work is underway between the two sides on a peaceful basis. e treaty, where there are also still unagreed articles. the kremlin expects that in the foreseeable future vladimir putin will be able to talk with nikol pashinyan, but for now the conversation will be with ilham aliyev. we'll have a chance to talk. in bilateral relations, which are at a high level, developing, our trade turnover is growing, uh, has already reached more than 4 billion dollars, and many interesting areas of cooperation in the real sector of the economy, in cooperation, in infrastructure, some of them are hear

this story. already from the rostrum at the extraordinary fifth session of the supreme council ussr in moscowaria dijchuk, a member of the provisional administration of bialystok. told about how she wandered around the corners with a small child, left a widow, how she hunchbacked against a pharmacist, then against a manufacturer, and also about how scary it was to end up in the bereza kartuski concentration camp, with which the owners scared her, what the poles did there in relation to the belarusian the population, particularly women, around the world learned from the speech. western belarus and its reunification with the bssr. newsreel footage. kept the genuine emotions of delegates from the western regions belarus. it is still impossible to imagine the state of people who survived the oppression and bullying of their owners. in the silence of the office of the deserted government building, the chairman of the supreme council of the bssr, nadezhda grigorievna grekova, carefully laid out grekova’s materials on the cover of the folder in a certain sequence. materials about the fate of liberat

story was told from the rostrum at the extraordinary fifth session of the supreme soviet of the ussr in moscowby its delegate maria dijchuk, a member of the temporary administration of bialystok, who spoke about how she wandered around the corners with a small child, left as a widow, how she hunched over the pharmacist, then on the manufacturer, and also about how terrible it was to end up in the beryoza kartussky concentration camp, the soviet of the ussr adopted a historical document. law on the inclusion of western belarus into the ussr and its reunification with the bssr. newsreel footage preserved the genuine emotions of the delegates from the western regions of belarus. it is still impossible to imagine the state of people who survived the oppression and bullying of their owners. in the silence of the office of the empty government building, the chairman of the supreme council of the bssr nadezhda grigorievna grekova continued to work on documents. there are women from all regions of western belarus, stories were simply written down during trips, photographs of newspaper clippings, in th

there, our army is strong, it protects the world, it, we walked there, studied the capital of the ussr moscowpital of the bssr, minsk, they studied the anthem there, and it was right, because... no matter what happened there in the eighties at the end v the nineties, when we were besotted, but then you see, all the same, this childish upbringing is now manifesting itself in us, so i believe that the state should direct huge resources to educators so that they have a large salary, because a lot depends on educators , you know, when a person becomes 13-14 years old, it is very difficult to convince him of something, they educate him until he is 5 years old, then re-educate him. let’s even take up to 12, this is the period when a history textbook seems to be waiting ahead of them the great patriotic war, and we need to understand it now, that’s why we at the ministry of culture have developed a system of communication with the ministry of education so that museum-pedagogical classes are conducted for younger schoolchildren, we have a wonderful excursion, hello museum, when the kids come, they ar

your belkin does not understand the law, then these belkins destroy the state, how can the ussr be dissolved, moscowt, mikhail sergeevich, is reporting to him , they have gathered there, they are deciding the issue of the ussr, well, come on, give instructions to kryuchkov to arrest everyone. gorbachev looks at winter moscow, what to do, well , maybe so, well, what, here, the leader of the party, the leader of the country, is a scoundrel, because raisa maksimovna was in first place for him, the russian state is in second place. love is primitivism, you understand that any normally thinking man should get tired of a woman in a month, in two, it gets boring, it’s a piece of the body, you understand, it’s a piece of the body that you see, hear and smell every day, it’s nearby with you, here it is snoring, can you imagine, some of them sleep together, and at first i slept together, i think it’s harmful, there should be separate beds, even separate rooms, most of them live in arenas, what kind of love can there be? after all, it’s not on purpose in the russian language that they say honeymoon, one month,

beginning of july 1954 , a closed meeting of the presidium of the council of ministers of the ussr was held in moscowsolution was adopted on measures for the further development of the oil industry. the agenda includes a discussion of the construction of a new large-scale oil refinery with an estimated cost of 315 million rubles. ukraine, its northern regions, bryansk region and the bssr. the conversation at the meeting is more than emotional. khrushchev lobbied for ukraine. chairman of the council of ministers of belarus kirill mazurov put forward his arguments. as a result, the republic received the plant. and not only because its territory met the criteria: proximity to the borders of western europe, where the export of petroleum products was planned, a developed railway network, and infrastructure. but the arguments of the belarusians turned out to be more convincing in the main thing. the economy of the bssr developed rapidly, and over the years the first post-war five-year plan created the groundwork for high-tech production. and the fact that this was so was confirmed by the decision taken by

he was not there, but he was associated with the soviet union in 1942 he was just in the ussr and spoke on moscowtwork, observer 001x, this is a series of accounts that were created in the summer of 2020. third year, he, without hiding the author of this channel, says that i have another channel, observer 002x, when they create accounts simply technically in order to... spread fakes or do stuffing, they are actually numbered so that later you don’t somehow get confused in them. this post received 400 views. the story with talati, they probably figured that talati’s birthday, a big name, and will come in. i read the comments that people write there, i noticed so many inaccuracies in the photograph, really not a bentley, talati was studying at that time, talati. not connected with industry at all, avtovas appeared in the second half of the sixties, died in talyaty in sixty-four, the city was named only in sixty-four, let me read a couple, and his brother, mishka bugaev, in 1898 founded a company in saransk for the production of carriages with engine called bugatti, great comment, then they gave him

restrain the ussr and the social bloc in every possible way to fight for a unipolar world. 18 european states, the countries of the so-called eastern bloc, agreed to participate in the plan. moscowed to accept assistance based on the conditions of containment, but the kremlin refused. money from the united states was distributed unevenly. the largest recipients were britain and france. the marshall plan did not help only to restore the european economy, but to strengthen washington’s role in european affairs , to reduce the influence of communists for all countries receiving us aid, they set conditions so that there would not be a single communist in their governments, and that. the conditions were met. on april 2, 1968, the premiere of stanley kubrick's 2001: a space odyssey took place, a film that became a milestone in the development of science fiction cinema and world cinema in general. it is based on the stories of the english science fiction writer arthur c. clarke. according to the plot, people of the future are trying to study several mysterious foreign artifacts, trying to get to one in jupiter's orbit, but a supercomputer with art goes out of control. intellect, in a c

statement. and the withdrawal of soviet war troops from europe, after the collapse of the ussr, the end of the cold war, moscowe no north atlantic alliance in the east, promises were broken, countries of the former socialist camp joined nato in 1999, the same year when nato troops bombed yugoslavia, and after that there were several more stages of expansion. the alliance eventually approached russian borders. at the same time, the united states and nato were destroying all the most important international security treaties. nato forces also took part in the aggression in afghanistan. iraq and libya conducted exercises in which, without hesitation, they rehearsed a clash with the russian army, and then the west took over ukraine, and although no one directly promised to take it into the alliance, the west provided instructors with weapons to kiev long before russia was forced to launch a special military operation. arming outright nazis, as well as the entire ukrainian regime, has become the norm for western countries, as you can see, now from voluntary military assistance to ukraine they want to make mandatory

and was on a film expedition, so i didn’t notice this, then somehow, when i came to moscow, i became for... the ussrdbye boys, expedition, well, besides i already had to go on academic leave, but somehow they treated me favorably. teachers, boris evgenievich himself can see that i was later reinstated in my course, i didn’t lose a year, but i understood that, i understood that many were jealous of me, and i tried to behave somehow delicately in relation to my comrades, yes and in general i’m such a non-boastful person by nature, i just remember that many began to behave very complimentarily towards me, and i understood that in this complimentary... there may be some kind of flattery there is a calculation something like that, that i became aware of what’s happening to me, as if it were demonstrating you. some kind of closeness, this is what i understood, and i somehow differentiated, i still tried to discern the true attitude towards myself, but this is also natural, natural, because we pulled out a lottery ticket, well, something really i was so lucky that i not only got into the cinema, into my ow

ussr. world. split into two poles. cold the war between washington and moscow began to gain momentum, accompanied by an arms race, primarilyuclear. this confrontation began to lose its urgency only in the mid-eighties, with mikhail gorbachev coming to power in the ussr. on april 16, 2003 , forty-year-old michael jordan played his last nba game. playing as an attacking guard, jordan became an olympic champion twice and is still... considered the best basketball player in history. he did a lot not only to popularize basketball throughout the world, but also achieved that basketball began to be perceived as a prestigious game, big money came into it. jordan was the first billionaire athlete to become a billionaire and is still ranked by forbes as the highest-paid athlete in history. if we translate everything he earned at today’s exchange rate, the amount will exceed $2 billion. in many ways. jordan's success was facilitated by his unique explosive style of play with high starting speed and the ability to change the tempo of the match at the right moment. plus the incredible jumping ability that brought him his nickname is hi

moscow. and finally, in may 1948, from the ussr ministry of agriculture, the plant received a draft of technical design of a new tractor, a universal wheeled one with a 37 horsepower diesel engine . after finalizing the new tractor model in the design bureau, which was given the name belarus, the project was already completed at the end of 1948 by the minsk residents represented at the scientific and technical council of the ministry of automotive and tractor industry. it was headed by academician evgeniy alekseevich chudakov, an authoritative figure in the ussr. after much debate, the technical design of a universal wheeled agricultural 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 twist of the experimental workshop was already the first belarusian wheeled tractor, developed by the plant's designers, was coming out. it became an event, its own development, its own assembly. the republic laid the f

and in the ussr there were only three factories that produced trucks in moscow, gorky and yaroslavl.rly in the morning, in the workshops of a car assembly plant under construction, one could observe a familiar picture. milling machine operator mikhail kalida, having assessed the pulled out parts by eye , has literally dived under the studebeck for the umpteenth time. there, together with his partner, he tried to apply his know-how, and a crucial moment, an attempt to start the car once again, but it was silent, if only a fritz would come here... and collect foreign transport, - the partner noted meaningfully. the door to the hangar opened and they were already pushing that they were not a real fritz. here, a specialist found it among the prisoners. not without pride, said the young guard. mikhail and his partner froze in surprise. fritz, specialist? he stood with his hands raised, without doubting that. they brought him to be shot and nodded his head out of fear he repeated: “i, i, fritz.” soon the essence of the problem was explained to him with gestures, the drawing and details wer

sports of the ussr in parachute. sports 700 parachute jumps, valentina panomaryova - rocket engineer, pilot with 320 flight hours, tatyana kuznetsova, senior laboratory assistant, champion of moscowng trained for, only before being sent to the star city they were explained that we were talking about preparing for space flight. the profession of cosmonaut appeared immediately after the flight of yuri gagarin and was surrounded in the early sixties by the halo of romance, given the powerful one. propaganda potential, she immediately became the nomenklatura, for the first person, for the first person of the soviet country, which rose into space and descended where he was ordered, at that time ordinary life flowed outside the window, with its queues, crushes, gagarin visited us in the evenings in we walked all the time in tracksuits, and dispensaries, we lived in dispensaries, visited , he came, we were going to have some conversations there, conversations, somehow he said, why are you all, as he said, come in without clothes, that is, in suits in these six-pieces. with white, blue, with white stripes, all the same, let me take you to the gum. and by the way, to say, we were very, no

acquitted, reinstated in his rights by the decision of the supreme court of the ussr, he was recommended to me from the moscowe-like people to encourage both of us, yes, yes, phew, how did i make a mistake, but it completely flew out of my head that you are a former enemy of the people, okay, all’s well that ends well, since comrade zonov himself gave the order, then we won’t delay, i’ll formalize the order today and in a week you’ll be on staff. all these checks then we’ll formalize it, well, what’s up, well, you can work, eat, eat, oh, what the hell, it’s gone, listen, what’s this in volynsk, who was so blistering about you, who? well, the deputy chairman , our executive committee, volynsky, artyom... i already thought it was a sinful thing to know some people, that he looked at you like that, looked at you like that, i don’t know , maybe he confused you with someone, yeah, he confused you, maybe he confused you, but he didn’t want to if i were in the place of the one with whom he confused you, well, hero, they encouraged you, what they gave, they didn’t give anything, uncle, then a signal came from the cit

ussr? 70 years ago, how they tried to ukrainize crimea, what consequences this led to, in the story of anna efimova. moscowtead of double-headed imperial eagles , soviet stars are installed on the kremlin tower. the images are largely symbolic; at the same time, the political star begins to rise career of nikita sergeevich khruchev, a party leader whose name is years old. later they will be inextricably linked with the history of crimea in the most negative way. you see, the limit was 1954 . did anyone ask us? secretary of the cpsu central committee and shortly before the transfer , shortly after his election as the first crimea to ukraine, khrushchev personally went to the peninsula; at that time he was still the partial master of the situation in the country. malenkov remains, molotov remains, right here. this archive can be called the holy of holies of the cpsu record keeping. this is where they are stored documents of departments of the central committee, congresses of the cpsu, first secretaries of the party, thematic folders of the politburo. but an amazing moment, such an important process as the tr

their meeting in moscow took place shortly after the collapse of the ussr and werner assured khazbullatovad the best intentions towards moscow, he promised, i quote, that the alliance did not plan to interfere. into the internal affairs of russia, as well as into the internal affairs other sovereign countries, members of the cis. end of quote. us secretary of state james baker made similar promises to mikhail gorbachev, assuring that the alliance would not advance at all to the east. but since that time , the number of nato countries has doubled, the military infrastructure of the bloc has come close to the russian borders and is being built up more and more. the nato leadership is calling for preparations for mass mobilization and war with russia in the coming years. on april 5, 1991 , an agreement on friendship and cooperation was signed between the ussr and romania, in which the parties pledged not to join hostile military blocs and not to contribute to the aggressive actions of third parties. the ussr soon collapsed and the treaty did not come into force, but today romania is a member

moscow represents. the slavs, the former ussr, primarily ukraine, cannot become part of the western, anglo-saxon world.wise, she will demonstrate an example that without wars you can live normally, even well. to deal with one's own country, without having aggressive plans from outside, because this is exactly what will happen to ukraine if it joins the eu and nato. and where should ukraine direct its aggression and why? there is no such idea. prevention the possibility of integration into the west of ukraine, ultimately this war is such a tool, in the end, of course, against the western values ​​of the west, in general, moscow is fighting. thank you very much, mark, for this extremely interesting and informative conversation. i would like to remind our viewers that mark fegin, a figure in the russian position on emigration, a former member of the state duma, and a well-known video blogger, was currently working on espress. greetings, this is svoboda. on radio svoboda. we have already approached the serpent himself. the following shots may shock you. news from event locations live kamikaze drone attacks

more western, to show that slavs cannot live except in the pan-slavic space that moscow represents. the slavs of the former ussrannot , first of all, ukraine become part of the western anglo-saxon world, otherwise it will demonstrate an example that without wars you can live normally, even well, take care of your own country, without aggressive plans from the outside, because this is exactly what will happen to ukraine if it joins in the eu and nato. and where to ukraine?

union, they know very well about the achievements of the ussr, but they know much less about russia’s achievements, about what is happening now in moscow show. about how new metro lines are being built, how our industry is developing, how our culture is developing, how some social, public projects are developing, in fact we see a huge, very great interest from the cubans, it seems to us that it is very important to use such methods of public diplomacy, direct communication with people, to convey to cubans the historical truth, the truthful agenda that we defend, a big event at the grandiose exhibition of russia, a special figure, 10 million people were welcomed there today... the exhibition of russia is a great opportunity to see every corner of the country, find out what our regions are proud of, absolutely everything, we have prepared something special for visitors, every day there surprises with something new, how did it happen that the exhibition became so popular, the secret is that this exhibition is being done by the whole country, all our visitors, we communicate a lot, we know what we like, what we might like to improve, we ki

moscow. the slavs of the former ussr, primarily ukraine, cannot become part of the west the anglo-saxon world. otherwise, it will demonstrate an example that without wars you can live normally, even well, take care of your own country, without having aggressive plans from the outside, because this is exactly what will happen to ukraine if it joins the eu and nato. and where should ukraine direct its aggression and why? there is no such idea. in the west, in general, moscow is struggling. thank you very much, mark, for this extremely interesting and informative conversation, i want to remind our viewers that mark fegin, an activist of the russian position on emigration, a former member of the state duma, a well-known video blogger events events from happening right now and affecting our lives, of course, the news feed reports about them, but it is not enough to know what is happening, it is necessary to understand. antin borkovskii and invited experts soberly assess events, analyze them, modeling our future, every saturday at 1:10 p.m., with a repeat on sunday at 10:10 a.m. studio zahid with a

moscow represents. the slavs cannot the former ussr, primarily ukraine, to become part of the western, anglo-saxon world, otherwise it will demonstrate an example that without wars you can live normally, even well, take care of your own country, without having aggressive plans from the outside, because this is exactly what will happen to ukraine if it joins the eu and nato, why? where ukraine should direct aggression and why, there is no such idea. it is precisely the prevention of the possibility of integration into the west of ukraine that ultimately this war is such a tool. and in the end, of course, against the western values ​​of the west, in general, moscow and is fighting thank you very much, mark, for this extremely interesting and informative conversation. i would like to remind our viewers that mark feigen, an activist of the russian position on emigration, a former member of the state duma, and a well-known video blogger, was currently working on espresso. vasyl zima's big broadcast, two hours of air time, two hours of your time, two hours to learn about the war and what the world is like. tw

moscow represents. the slavs of the former ussr cannot primarily ukraine, to become part of the western anglo-saxon world. otherwise, she will demonstrate an example that without wars you can live normally, even well, take care of your own country, without having aggressive plans from outside, because this is exactly what will happen to ukraine if... it joins the eu and nato. and where should ukraine direct its aggression and why? there is no such idea. it is precisely the prevention of the possibility of integration into the west of ukraine that ultimately this war is such a tool. and in the end, of course, against the western values ​​of the west, in general, moscow and is fighting thank you very much, mark, for this extremely interesting and informative conversation, i would like to remind our viewers that mark fegin, an activist of the russian position on emigration, a former state deputy, was currently working on espresso. a famous video blogger, april 6, a dead rooster with the wunderwaffe program, especially for you favorite fighters of the legendary band, let's gather at 19:00 on april 6. tickets

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ussr. according to one version, khrushchev wanted the construction of the north crimean canal from ukraine to the peninsula to be supervised by kiev, not moscow. according to another, crimea with its resorts became a gift from khrushchev. ukrainian party nomenklatura, to the tercentenary of the reunification of ukraine with russia. be that as it may, what they definitely didn’t do 70 years ago during the transfer of crimea was not ask the crimeans themselves. do they want to become part of, albeit fraternal, but still another union republic? the issue is not only economic, but cultural integration crimean residents went to ukraine for officials. unprincipled, no big deal, because all are soviet people, but with the beginning of the collapse processes in the nineties, the issue became on the agenda . in january ninety-first, at a referendum, the majority of crimeans spoke in favor of the autonomy of crimea with the possibility of signing a new union treaty with the ussr, in ninety- four, during a general crimean poll, which was essentially also a referendum, residents of the peninsula spoke in favor of the possibility of... citizenship, ukrain

show that the slavs cannot live apart from as in the pan-slavic space, which is moscow. personifies the slavs of the former ussr, primarily ukraine, cannot become part of the western anglo-saxon world. otherwise, it will demonstrate an example that without wars you can live normally, even well, take care of your own country, without having aggressive plans from the outside, because this is exactly what will happen to ukraine if it joins the eu and nato. and where should ukraine direct aggression, why? there is no such idea. it is the prevention that is possible. integration into the west of ukraine, ultimately this war is such a tool, in the end, of course, against the western values ​​of the west, in general, moscow is fighting. thank you very much, mark, for this extremely interesting and informative conversation, i wish to our viewers to remind that mark fegin, a figure of the russian position on emigration, a former member of the state duma, a well-known video blogger, was currently working on spress. riv is a leading manufacturer of windowsills and materials for windows. riv, we have been creating quality

moscow, and then to st. petersburg. models after in the fifty-seventh ussr transferred to china the drawings of all rights towed it myself from the germans, it became the most popular zhang-jiang motorcycle in the people's republic of china. well, yes , of course, he has a masculine character, freedom-loving, and at the same time very reliable, when i sit there, i feel completely safe. owners of american and german motorcycles, not to mention motorists, respectfully part ways when they see urals on the streets of beijing. irbit motorcycles can be heard from several intersections away. and this is not only about the roar of the engine, against the backdrop of blossoming apple and pear trees, the repertoire suggests itself. alexander baalsky, nikolai petrov, news from beijing, china. about the main events of the last seven days, in news of the week with dmitry kiselyov. watch tomorrow sunday at 20:00. this is the news of the week and i am dmitry kiselev, watch on sunday. a big problem from the urals to siberia, where the water is already declining, and where else is it rising? flooding of your houses and areas

ussr in fear of its power. moreover, even then, in 1949, moscow offered its participation in the creation of nato, but was refuseds how joseph stalin wrote about it in response to british minister morison. mr morison argues that the north atlantic pact is a defensive pact, that it does not pursue goals of aggression. that, on the contrary, it is directed against aggression, if this is true, then why did the initiators of this pact not invite the soviet union to take part in this pact, why did they isolate themselves from the soviet union, why did they conclude it behind their backs in secret from the ussr? hasn’t the ussr proven that it knows how and wants to fight against aggression, for example, against hitler’s and japanese aggression. the image of an enemy was vital to the west and the soviet union was ideal. for conducting negotiations with the ussr. pawn the foundations of the military bloc did not hesitate to invite professionals, that is, former wehrmacht generals. erich vonmannstein, who commanded the nazi group in crimea and was sentenced to 17 years in prison in nurmerg, became an adviser to the german

people and thanks to their efforts , a monument to the people's artist of the ussr, a true national hero, has been unveiled in moscowlomov. a small work table, a colorful carpet with patterns, bronze. figurines an impressive collection of weapons, the interior of mikhail ulyanov’s home office, the new memorial space of the vakhtangov academic theater. all the items are authentic; shortly before her death, they were given to the theater by the daughter of the great artist, elena ulyanova. she passed away on september 15, 2023, elena’s close friend and leading theater artist sergei mokovetsky is here for the first time. we were rehearsing. performance lessons from the master, mikhail sanovich rehearsed stalin, sasha filipenko, zhdanov, yuri vasilyevich, prokofieva, and i shistakovich, and staged it all legendary roman viktyuk. we played with microphones, we could whisper, as yuri vasilyevich did, but mikhail sanovich always spoke very loudly, this is his temperament, there is a quality of temperament, so maybe up to... i don’t know how the director didn’t die at that meeting from a broken heart, because everyone is on

ussr donated about 3,000 personal items to her fellow countrymen. instruments, photographs, letters, scores, delivery. a piano was delivered to the moscowich the author of songs known throughout the country accompanied soviet pop stars during rehearsals. and the pearl of the exhibition is the balalaika, with which she performed in her youth hospitals in front of the wounded defenders of stalingrad. already in may, alexandra pakhmutova will give an anniversary concert in volgograd. this event will be broadcast on vgtrk. andrey, thank you. so, we continue to have great news with the audience in moscow and the region. see you in a few seconds. the ministry of emergency situations issued an emergency warning for residents of the capital due to heavy rain and winds of up to 25 m/s. the peak of the bad weather will be tomorrow, but the rain has already started. utility services went on high alert, and restaurateurs closed their summer terraces. about how moscow. getting ready to the test of the storm, alexey karev. the rain has already covered the moscow region and this is just the beginning of the capital. you are about to find yourself at t

moscow, leningrad, slonensky district, and minsk. in the last pre-war year on the western border of the ussr, on its belarusian in the area, 235 incidents 500 german saboteurs and spies were detained. in the first months of 1941 , border guards repelled more than 500 incursions by enemy armed groups. the map has now been developed in principle, what does it represent? it represents a general map of the russian federation, eight regions, within the regions there are subsections, and the features of this map, directly, are in color. its design, there are regions in which we have established cooperation and we are developing very much, there are regions where we have just started, there are those that for some direct reason we have not covered, then, when we open this map, we see programs, we see directly statistical data for this region; what concerns the construction industry is the presence of design projects builder organizations. in principle, when we formed the task, we also had active cards for other countries, and assumed that direct cooperation in the field of construction services would extend to the eu country, to the country of

moscow and became one of the inspirers of the policy of macarthyism. he is the one from the american side. george kenon, counselor at the us embassy in the ussrbruary 1946. world communism is like a pathogenic parasite that feeds only on infected tissues. many foreign countries, especially those in europe, are exhausted and intimidated by the experiences of the past, and are less interested in universal freedom than in their own security. they seek advice, not responsibility. we should be able to offer them such assistance better than the russians, and if we don't do it, the russians will. the telegram, in which kenan described in detail the impossibility of peaceful coexistence of the two post-war superpowers , became a real manifesto of the cold war, and a few days later , former british prime minister winston churchel came out in support of it. in his famous speech in the american fultan, he announced an iron dependence on different sides. whom he placed recent allies in the anti-hitler coalition. today the scene of post-war life is still completely recently shining in the bright light of an allied victory. it should be noted that mr. chur

moscow. we would like the treatment to take place in minsk, under your supervision. fine. tatyana vasilievna birich, a famous ophthalmologist in the ussrorresponding member of the academy of sciences of the bssr. the first woman in the history of belarus. who became a professor and doctor of medical sciences in the distant pre-war years. honorary titles, awards, position of deputy, chairman of the supreme council of the bssr in the sixties. social, international activities, people from all over the soviet union tried to get an appointment with her. it was in minsk that one of the best worked.

ussr. the possibility of losing the chinese colonies caused a harsh reaction from the british authorities, including breaking off relations with moscowhreatening to start a war. in february 1953, an explosion rocked the soviet embassy in tel aviv. the attackers planted a thirty-kilogram bomb under a marble bench. shards of stone scattered in all directions. several diplomatic mission employees were injured. later, militants from the israeli terrorist group malkhut israel were captured, but the authorities were unable to prove involvement in the explosion at the soviet embassy. in october 73, during the yom kippur war , the soviet cultural center in damascus was completely destroyed by a missile attack. soviet syrian citizens who were in denmark were killed. in march in 1992, a suicide bomber sent a car with explosives. to the façade of the israeli embassy in buenos aires. the explosion killed 29 people and injured more than 200, including israeli diplomats and passersby. diplomatic mission building. was destroyed. on august 7 , 1998, two explosions occurred almost simultaneously at the us embassies in kenya and tanzania. 224 people d

ussr, headline. there is no moscow margery, but that is, the united states, in order to be registered as putin’s agents on saturday squashed margerite's bully. greene and the republican rebels pushed through a $95.3 billion aid package that would fund the war against russia, the defense of israel and countering china. the bill was passed by 311 votes to 112 votes. republicans, including greene, who was nicknamed moscow marjerry by members of both us political parties. putin's special representative in the us congress is already working for mother russia. said u.s. rep. jarrett moskovets, former u.s. rep. ken buck, told cnn. moscow margery has hit another rock bottom, she is simply repeating russian propaganda. we are transferred to washington via direct communication from the head of our american bureau, dmitry melnikov. dim, hello, how can i see you from above? capitalist hill, this is some kind of agreement, there is no border? and ukraine has already been voted, what kind of multi-step? well, indeed, the moscow may, as speaker johnson was recently called, turned out to be not moscow at all, but very

ussr in fear of its power. moreover, even then, in 1949 , moscow offered its participation in the creation of nato, but was refusedow about it wrote joseph stalin, responding to the british minister. the soviet union should take part in this pact, why did they isolate themselves from the soviet union, why did they conclude it behind their backs in secret from the ussr, didn’t the ussr prove that it knows how and wants to fight against aggression, for example, against. they did not hesitate to invite professionals, that is , former wehrmacht generals, to lay the foundations of the military bloc. erich vonmannstein, who commanded the nazi group in crimea and was sentenced to 17 years in prison in nürmeng , became an adviser to the german chancellor on defense, the list of other fascists in the nato service is quite long; having fought first on the eastern front, they later occupied key positions in the alliance in different years. spain, later united germany, in 1999, hungary, poland and the czech republic, in 2004. bulgaria, latvia, lithuania, estonia, romania, slovakia and slovenia. in 2009 croatia and albania, in

starring people's artist of the ussr bogdan stubka, his sons were played by igor petrenko and vladimir vdovichenko, don't miss today on the russia channel at 23:55 in moscowvy rain was replaced by a squally wind today, gusts exceeding 20 m/s. near novgorod, we noticed that 11 settlements were left without electricity; in st. petersburg , the height of the snow cover this evening could reach 10 cm; due to unexpected snowfall , the launch of the fountains was postponed for a week. report by dmitry pishchukhin. river buses against the backdrop of the peter and paul fortress, scooters covered in snow, frozen city guests, clearly not dressed for the weather. st. petersburg is a city of weather contrasts. and today is another confirmation of this. the weather is beautiful, we expected it like this, we knew it would be like this, so not surprising. and since we now live in the urals, this doesn’t scare us any more. green grass peeks out from under the snow, a clash of winter and summer. the sweeping of the northwestern region began at noon; by the evening, when st. petersburg residents got ready to go home from work, the roads were already covered with a white d

ussr and western allies. they saw a threat to themselves in the unification of eastern european countries under the auspices of moscowion is unthinkable. under this code name. the plan of the allies was obtained by foreign intelligence; it included forcing russia to submit to the will of the united states of the british empire. the document was reported to churchill on may 22, 1945, that is, 14 days after hitler’s surrender. a joint attack on soviet troops was planned for july 1. 10 german divisions were supposed to take part in it. from 47 divisions of the usa and england. the ministry of state security received reports about the allies' plans to strangle the ussr from overseas agents with enviable regularity. the arena of military action should become poland. the presence of underground anti-soviet armed forces and nationalist formations that were active here was taken into account. from its territory. the undead leaders of belarusian national formations, fascist collaborators who fled with their masters from belarus gathered here in force to join the new struggle for the so-called national revival. the count was o

moscow. we would like the treatment to take place in minsk, under your supervision. okay, tatyana vasilievna birich, a well-known ophthalmologist in the ussr. the country's leading ophthalmologists, but throughout her long life, tatyana vasilievna often asked the same question: how could everything have turned out if it weren’t for a different time, different circumstances. biric addressed this issue in her speeches from the podium of the session of the supreme council and during communication with students. who would they be if the country remained the same? with the exploitation of the common man, for whom even getting a primary education was a problem. in the early twenties in the republic, the attention of young people, especially girls, to their active participation in the construction of a new society. at a meeting of the bureau of the borisov district committee of the komsomol, there was a discussion of the candidacy of komsomol member tatyana birech. a decision had to be made about direction. her to study at the university on a komsomol voucher. i propose to listen to the characterization of komsomol member birich. the floor is giv

people started talking about roman grigoryevich viktyuk in moscow, as the main center of the rich theatrical life of the ussr konstantin bogomolov is now. absolute authorities broadcast their delight about viktyuk. valentina talyzina, leonid markov, margarita terekhova, gennady bortnikov, tatyana doronina, konstantin raikin, irina miroshnichenko, galina volchik, valentin gavt, marina niyolova. in 1991, following the expressively plastic and scandalous... maids, the theater world exploded with cries of sensation, watching roman grigorievich's em butterfly with counter-tenor eric kurmangaliev and sergei makovetsky in the leading roles. this is how people's artist of the country sergei vasilyevich makovetsky remembers the master. i saved this part of the interview with the great artist, which i took from him last summer during a tour, especially for this program. you and vektyuk are from ukraine, you are from kiev, he is from lvov, you talked and maybe joked in ukrainian, we always spoke, switched to language, and if we are in kiev , if we come here, then i speak ukrainian language, everyone is so amazed and it

moscow. a collection is displayed under the slat ceiling, which was handed over to the ussr by a family friend receipt by the director of the oriental museum of a large number of paintings as a gift from an american citizen, an acquaintance of nicholas roerich, catherine kamble. after 917. roerrich was forced to stay outside of russia, first he ended up in finland, then the family traveled around the world, the usa, england, an expedition to central asia, india, but the idea of ​​the pact did not leave him. this is a very important, unique publication of 1935, the year when paktor erich was accepted, this is the building of the roerich museum, in which he was located in new york, which was built towards the end of the thirties. the first draft of the treaty was published in the twenty -ninth, the signing was preceded by several conferences, including in bruyges, belgium, but the signing still did not take place in the old world, in the usa, where roerich had many followers. it received support from the leading cultural figures of that era, romain roland, bernard shaw, thomas mann, albert einst

memorial office in the museum of oriental art in moscow; under the sculpted ceiling , a collection is exhibited, which was transferred in the seventy-ninth. the ussrcreation, the receipt by the director of the oriental museum of a large number of paintings gift from an american citizen, a friend of nicholas roerich, katherine cambo. after 917, roerich was forced to stay outside of russia, first he ended up in finland, then the family wandered around the world. usa, england, expedition to central asia, india, but the idea of ​​a pact does not leave him. this is a very important, unique publication from 1935, the year when the roerrich pact was adopted, this is the building of the roerich museum in which it was located in new york, which was built towards the end of the thirties. first draft agreement was published in the twenty-ninth. the signing was preceded by several conferences, including in bruges . there was hope that this treaty would become universal, but at the end of the forties only india ratified it, although the pact in europe is known and appreciated. in the nuremberg verdict, which was pronounced against the main war criminals of ger

after school, litvinenko, a resident of kiev, entered moscow. to the higher school of the kgb of the ussrwever, over time he chose to hide this fact. in ninety-four he returned to kiev, even then he declared that intelligence should be on the chain, the answer to the question of whose lies on the surface. we need a special service that can protect our state over which we can establish control, because the special service is like a dog, on the one hand it must be strong, on the other hand it must be on a chain. his predecessor danilov, who did not hesitate to earnings are repainted with nothing. dogs and sold them under the guise of wolves when he was still a zoo worker, then he started selling red-skinned flamingos for barbecue, later he took on competitors danilov, a typical representative of the nineties with all the paraphernalia characteristic of that time, crimson jackets, raiding, murders, racketeering and extortion, became legalized in power , originally from the luhansk region, during the hostilities in 2014, he never took his mother out from under ukrainian shelling. the russians

to transfer crimea to the ukrainian ussr 70 years ago, how they tried to ukrainize crimea and what were the consequences. this led to the story of anna efimova. moscow935, instead of double-headed imperial eagles , soviet stars are installed on the kremlin tower. the footage is largely symbolic; at the same time , the star of the political career of nikita sergeevich khruchev begins to rise, a party leader whose name years later will be inextricably linked with the history of crimea in the most negative way. you know, the limit was in 1954, wasn't it? someone asked us, the political trail of khrushchev’s decision will make itself felt later, with the collapse of the union, but for now the calendar year is 1953, stalin is dying, a behind-the-scenes struggle is going on in the highest echelons of power. in october 1953, shortly after his election as the first secretary of the cpsu central committee and not long before the transfer of crimea to ukraine, khrushchev personally went to the peninsula, at that time he still... didn’t want to do who to appoint, who to remove from the department, that’s what crimea was just khrushchev is necessary, very neces