and verbytskyi is also such a rock and roll character. way, he was famous for playing the guitar, and even during his studies, he seems to have had certain disciplinary problems in the seminary, that is, he is absolutely a rock and roll dude and positive, he had an excellent academic european education, because his uncle seems to have been a priest or some high-ranking official in the church who took him under his care and hired him teachers from vienna. that is, he is a person who had a european classical education as a composer and a musician, in addition, he has a lot of experience in writing music for theatrical performances, in addition, he wrote liturgies and so on. that is, our hymn is a fantastic phenomenon in general, it is not boring, how about we say, oh god, protect the king or queen, and what did the copy paste do later, god the king is saved and so on . and it is spelled correctly, it is four quarters. it begins immediately with the major tonic and immediately raises the question of life and death, that is, ukraine is not ye

bohdan verbytskyi researched import substitution under sanctions. i don’t need it.on’t be in a hurry to cut and throw away, try to find a replacement in the modern world of import substitution first. it's simply impossible, although the russians themselves don't seem to understand this or don't want to understand it, we miss you without you, one zero share, what is the real account of the confrontation between russia and sanctions, and when the russians switch to kvass, it's probably more painful than some coca-cola 100%. well, there is only chemistry. well, there is nothing of it, that is, there will be less and less chemistry because well-known carbonated drinks have left the same as many other companies and we do not have them. they are well represented, in particular, almost all manufacturers of household appliances and electronics have not only left the market, but also the factories were closed. smartphones will not officially be sold in russia either, and mass markets and dozens of fast food restaurants, by the way, are now trying to replace them . they are d

how they praised ukrainian products, and now they are enthusiastic about ukrainian socks, bohdan verbytskyined to the latest interceptions occupiers, washing machines, plasma computers, this is the stage of a chronic disease of the russians called looting, now they have a new zolottse , the fucking thing has passed. it's not only about socks - it's about free people, but also about the military, i have the same one, i'm in general right here . money, that is, they are comfortable, everything is due to the standards of our army socks, they are water-repellent , you can wear them longer and with comfort, that is, 400 rubles for 600 rubles. that’s what they produce, which is the industry of these people. there aren’t many of them. this is really the level of yours. well, i just don’t know why. yes, because reforms have passed in our army. by the way, russians use not only the socks of the armed forces, here is an example of a photo of the russian occupiers on their feet, ukrainian berets are a talent. but why is it all because of the imperfection of russian equipment ? it's just outdated in pl

half sits half shakes robbed robbed strangled destroyed greetings dear friends my name is bohdan verbytskyi today we will talk about the soviet union about its so to speak greatness about the myths associated with the soviet union and the historian oleksandr alfiorov will help me understand all this. oleksandr good health, thank you for coming, oleksandr. so, in general, according to polls in 2020 in russia, 63% of russians regret the collapse of the soviet union, and about 70% consider the time of the soviet union to be the most successful for the entire history of russia. why do they think so? well, let's start with what the soviet union is. yes, the soviet union is a huge country. it is the rsfsr. there are 14 more republics, and when we talk about the soviet union, people usually have memories of the 70s. 80s, i.e., memories of the last two decades of the existence of this state. none of these people who participated in the question, for example, talked about the soviet union in the 20s, 30s, 40s, or the poll did not become a question. what did you think about your childhood? parents sa