wilhelm the first quite right.er was necessary to legitimize wilhelm's status as emperor, since ludwig was the most noble of the other german monarchs. ludwig himself was rather against it, but he was promised a day. and according to this 1200 novel of the cynics of this imaginist poet, joseph brodsky , in political excitement, somehow called the best russian novel. this is anatoly maringov 1500. song in my upper room is light, written on the verses of this vologda poet to composers alexander frosty 40 years ago and now are included in the repertoire of many famous artists nikolai rubtsov bravo transport 900 in the winter of 1936 ships with food and manufactured goods going along the northern sea route to yakutsk did not get frozen lena saved the situation these chelyabinsk cars. we brought 1500 transport in a month, you have 6.200. denis has 3.900 from sergey to whom sergey has the topic of the hand in berlin also a practical purpose, what have we closed on the wrist? no, this is a street watch on your wrist. well

mazurkas, raising dance music to the symphonic heights of the block tales of the vienna woods kaiser wilhelm awarded strauss with the order of the red eagle, one of the highest awards in germany on june 9, 1958 the americans from ili to the water, the world's first nuclear submarine with ballistic missiles , it was named george washington in honor of the first elected president of the united states, they were in such a hurry to overtake the soviet union that they took an ordinary submarine of the skidzhik series and crashed a 40-meter section with 16 launch silos into the middle, the boat developed a speed of up to 24 knots, dived up to 180 m and could launch missiles from a depth of 20 m in the ussr then, there were only diesel electric submarines with ballistic missiles, but after 2 years soviet nuclear submarine fleet. he received his missile carrier on june 19, 2013 in the united states, a loud scandal erupted in a twelve-minute video interview made by edward snowden former employee of the cia and the national security agency. snowden handed over 200,000 classified documents to journalis

color in the dark, how wilhelm x-ray discovered his famous rays x-ray fluorography mri and ct what is the difference between the most informative studies of the human body x-rays for recording music and shoe production, as they were used at different times in different countries, we will tell very soon. all accidents are not accidental, if the physicist wilgel on x-ray on november 8 , 1895, left work 2 hours earlier, perhaps the world would not have learned about the greatest discovery in more detail in the material of my colleagues. on november 8, 1895, the physicist wilhelm x-ray, as always, worked in his laboratory until late, when he was about to leave it was dark and turned off all the instruments and the light noticed that the jar was filled with a transparent liquid. in one of the corners of the laboratory began to glow with a green light a little, thinking x-ray noticed that in a hurry one device did not turn off the vacuum tube. after turning it off, the glow disappeared and the scientists began to study their accidental discovery. the fact was that the jar of liquid was at t

kaiser wilhelm awarded strauss with the order of the red eagle of one of the highest awards in germanyune 9, 1958 , the americans launched the world's first nuclear submarine with ballistic missiles , it was named george washington in honor of the first elected president of the united states, they were in such a hurry to overtake the soviet union that they took a conventional submarine of the skif zhek series and into the middle they cut a 40-meter section with six launch silos, the boat developed a speed of up to 24 knots, dived up to 180 m and could launch missiles from a depth of 20 m in the ussr then, there were only diesel electric submarines with ballistic missiles, but after 2 years the soviet nuclear submarine fleet received its k-19 missile carrier. on june 9, 2013, a high-profile scandal erupted in the united states in a twelve-minute video interview made by edward snowden former cia and national security agency employee. snowden handed over 200,000 classified documents to journalists from the guardian and the washington post. they revealed the facts of total surveillance by

this fairy tale by wilhelm hauff withstood almost a dozen film adaptations; the first was released in in austria and the last last year in germany. like she's quite right. starting from this tower on a device with the wings of the ottoman inventor khizarfen ahmed chili-bi allegedly flew over the basques four centuries ago in honor of this ancient temple of heavenly angels. no. call that's right, mikhail book will pour juice auction mikhail validate you 1800 600 alexey 700 andrey has a bet of 700 we play. it was he who replaced the chairman of the club of funny little men from the funny pictures of the nose, the artist, after all, a pencil pencil. this is one of the few primordially russian words that begin with a letter, and an old saying says that it’s not god maybe it’s not god, but there are six months we play further. people flowers 300 in my heart, this novel was dedicated by a student of kiev university nikolay kharito to the famous singer vasily shumsky, who was the first to perform the composition. chrysanthemums in the garden have faded for a long time. dmitry levitsky cather

in the plans of the austrians, in general, it was to replace the monarchy regime headed by prince wilhelm habsburg, who arrived in ukraine under the name of colonel vasily embroidered, this is how general anton ivanovich denikin recalled those events. the practice of requisitioning for the export of bloody pacification and recovery of damages caused spontaneous uprisings throughout ukraine and novorossia, sometimes, there was not even a shadow of ukrainian separatism by thousands of detachments of insurgent psychology. they saw their enemies, not in the russians, but in the landowner and the germans. in battles with germans, austrians and skoropadsky’s detachments lost about 50,000 people to the ukrainian rebels, among whom was the head of the administration of the occupied regions, hermann von eegon. on july 30, 1918, the ussr boris donskoy threw a bomb at him right in the center of kiev. squads. the villagers of the rebels were driven east. the territories of the russian provinces from this mass, the bolsheviks will begin to form the first ukrainian soviet divisions. germany was clearly

of learning to get tips that will help restart ira in the meantime, as the prussian king friedrich wilhelmthe first war is war, and lunch is on schedule. stop fleet meal start. bon appetit to everyone, of course, this can all to seem too playful is not the soldiers, but the children, however, the guys themselves are willing to do everything. it is immersed trying the army to the teeth. so to speak, to prepare for it in the first place, it is psychologically pleasant to know that home to dad mom is not in a year, but already at the end of the week. yes, they feed. it 's great here, great. it's just very tasty 24 even at meals, it turns out five five. and it's already in place. they give, just the same cake with juice. that is, you eat five times a day. yes, not that you can live, but you need to live here in general. well, ok, bon appetit. i won’t distract you, because the schedule here is harsh, we’ll run further right after lunch. four years ago they found the body of a woman with traces of torture, yesterday another girl appeared. i want to watch it either as or as a new shirt. you are s

wilhelm, go ahead. caller: yes. why not do the keystone pipeline? that would help bring down gas prices some more. that would do it right there. that is all i have to say for now. goodbye. host: we will end with a question about the russia-ukraine conflict, this challenge of getting gas prices down. the challenge for the administration, balancing both the conflict and the president's own domestic demand here at home. guest: certainly. to the keystone pipeline, the white house has had and will say that fuel wasn't running through that pipeline yet, so to just turn it on, that doesn't mean there would suddenly be fuel and prices would go down. to the 100 days of russia-ukraine, we have seen weekly, if not every other week, the u.s. announces some kind of new aid package, usually new security aid. they are sitting new weapons, oftentimes bigger weapons that have longer-range or greater capabilities. we have seen the biden administration continuing to show they are willing to provide the support for ukraine, willing to help them in their fight. they sti

on november 8, 1895, the physicist wilhelm x-ray, as always, worked in his laboratory until late, when he was about to leave it was dark and turned off all the instruments and the light noticed that the jar was filled with a transparent liquid. in one of the corners of the laboratory , a little green light began to glow, after thinking the x-ray noticed that in a hurry one device did not turn off the vacuum tube. after turning it off, the glow disappeared and the scientists began to study their accidental discovery. that the jar of liquid was at the other end of the room. this means that the vacuum tube emitted a special beam to test its properties. the physicist began to put various objects from paper, cardboard, glass and even wooden boards in his path. the beam passed through all these objects without the slightest difficulty in the process, his hand also fell into the beam's coverage area, what the scientists saw shocked him, he saw through his hand, and only the bones remained opaque after a few days. he did the first research in the world of x-rays, photographing their random han

what was taken from harvey. wilhelm or belgium had a hut, m gives them back what she can, which doctor, doctor at him many affected women from the african community trust. his doctor who immigrated from lebanon, female circumcision is prohibited in france even so there are on reported cases. but most of the women were circumcised in their home countries in africa through among domains 26 year old hebrew on with this she fled her country g booty because of the suffering she endured as a small child. oh they woke me up all. basil i didn't know what was going on. i have they said come here. my mother held on to my hands and led them and another woman held my feet open for the medicaid. alana fick with alacrity. this other one made several cuts either for his or her 530. so when she did, i just felt pains it a good over me. i didn't take any medication to ease the pain young poor boy b, i just suffered ela, a po, up or so. ah, women and friends have formed an organization to support some 60000 girls who french government figures estimate have been affected. so they won't feel left alone wi

in the plans of the austrians; in general, it was to replace the monarchy regime headed by prince wilhelmabsburg. gom who arrived in ukraine under the name of colonel vasily embroidered, here is how general anton ivanovich denikin recalled those events. the practice of requisitioning for the export of bloody pacifications and recovery of damages caused spontaneous uprisings throughout ukraine and novorossia , sometimes, there was not even a shadow of ukrainian separatism by thousands of detachments of insurgent psychology. they saw their enemies, not in the russians, but in the landowner and the germans. in battles with germans, austrians and skoropadsky’s detachments lost about 50,000 people to the ukrainian rebels, among whom was the head of the administration of the occupied regions herman von games on july 30, 1918, the ussr boris donskoy threw a bomb at him right in the center of kiev , massive repressions began, hundreds of people dissatisfied with the german occupation regime suffered squads. the villagers of the rebels were driven east. the territories of the russian provinces fro

and weapons. what tricks often resorted to otto von bismarck , the russian king, or rather, emperor wilhelmhe russian ambassador peter shuvalov. he 's done it over 30 times now. what technique did parliament launch, i let you go to tribune. juliana feofanova gymnasium number three, the city of yaroslavl as far as i remember, and friedrich wilgel complained that otto von bismarck was using his favorite trick, he said he would resign. but this is absolutely right and it is a very harmful technique. juliana, just in case, i 'll tell you. here's to enter mgimo and that it won't be your way, you say i'm leaving sometimes i can say don't leave order. the trick of the weapon, that we take the weapon? the berlin congress was going on, representatives of russia, on completely legal and incomprehensible grounds, tried to achieve that so that the turkish troops were withdrawn from eastern rumelia and in general they wanted to evade the division of bulgaria. why repair it? then disraeli gave the order. what for the first time in diplomacy this technique was used, this is such a diplomatic weapon. it wo

but after the torpedoing of the largest german ship wilhelm gustav in the baltic by our submarine, thee königsberg sea. koch even issued a special order categorically forbidden to do so. this means the amber room remained in königsberg. but then where do we go back to the archive. and when the germans began to prepare for the evacuation of valuables, you know, this is an amazing thing that i discovered for myself in the stein archive, it turns out that georg stein found the initial documents on the plans of the third reich for the burial of looted valuables. pay attention to the date of the forty-fourth year, march 17 of the forty-fourth year. the main aim was to find the necessary salt mines and here on the territory of germany, austria, the czech republic and other places, lists of potash mines of 48 objects were compiled, in addition to natural storage facilities, special-purpose storage facilities were also built, that is, underground bunkers and the first underground bunkers will no longer be created precisely in eastern russia. but in königsberg there were already quite a few old

point of the war in 1943, when underground fighters and partisans killed the gauleiter of belarus wilhelm kube, and the cold plinth of the theater was turned into a morgue. the body of hitler's viceroy in belarus lay here for several hours. the probationers told me that he had been a guest during the war. well, you remember who the cubes killed, his corpse lay in this basement. well, uh, apparently the coldest place was to fucking save when minsk was liberated again . returned to the theater building in the forty- fourth season, opened with the premiere of the opera olesya by yevgeny chakotsky, but after the exhausting years of the war, the building was pretty battered. it took 3 years to restore losk after the reconstruction, to which joseph langbar himself had a hand, tiered balconies appeared in the theater, and a park was laid out around the building after the war in view of the fact that the left wing was destroyed and the facades were actually restored. the reconstruction departments were re-stuccoed and carried out there and everything that was done on the wrestlers of the sixth fo

in the plans of the austrians, in general, it was to replace the monarchy regime headed by prince wilhelm arrived in ukraine under the name of colonel vasily embroidered, here is how general anton ivanovich denikin recalled those events. the practice of requisitioning for the export of bloody pacifications and the recovery of damages caused spontaneous uprisings throughout ukraine and novorossiya, sometimes many thousands of detachments of insurgent psychology did not even have a shadow of ukrainian separatism. they saw their enemies, not in russians, but in the room and the germans. in battles with the ukrainian rebels, the germans, austrians and skoropadsky detachments lost about 50,000 people, among whom was the head of the administration of the occupied regions herman von games on july 30, 1918, the ussr boris donskoy threw a bomb at him right in the center of kiev, mass hundreds of people dissatisfied with the german occupation regime suffered repressions. the villagers of the rebels were driven east. the territories of the russian provinces from this mass, the bolsheviks will begin

in the plans of the austrians, in general, it was to replace the monarchy regime headed by prince wilhelmon habsburg. gom who arrived in ukraine under the name of colonel vasily embroidered, here is how general anton ivanovich denikin recalled those events. the practice of requisition for the export of bloody pacifications and recovery of damages caused spontaneous uprisings throughout ukraine and novorossiya, at times, there was not even a shadow of ukrainian separatism by thousands of detachments of insurgent psychology. they saw their enemies not in the russians, but in the landowner and the germans in battles with the ukrainian rebels, the germans, austrians and skoropadsky detachments lost about 50,000 people, among whom was the head of the administration of the occupied regions, hermann von eyr july 30, 1918, the ussr boris donskoy threw into him a bomb right in the center of kiev, mass repressions began , hundreds of people dissatisfied with the german occupation regime suffered detachments. the villagers of the rebels were driven east. the territories of the russian provinces from

the act of unconditional surrender of germany had to be signed by wilhelm keiteril, the chief of staff command immediately stood out. he behaved very arrogantly. the impression was that he was not signing the capitulations. he accepts surrender. highly behave similar. today. many western leaders arrogantly pretend not to remember. the soviet union liberated europe and are trying in every possible way to cross russia out of the victorious countries. and the first attempts to fix history began back then in may 1945, the act of capitulation of germany had to be signed twice. the first time, on may 7, the third reich surrendered to the ally, the document was signed in french reims, but how is it that we endured the whole war on our shoulders, took berlin and then behind our backs. here you are in the morning capitalization, then we did not let steal our victory, stalin categorically demanded that the surrender of germany should be signed in berlin in the presence of the supreme command of the ussr , and only after that the war was over. on may 8, 1945, in berlin , representatives of the ge

turning point of the war in 1943, when the underground and partisans killed the gauleiter of belarus wilhelmthe cold basement of the theater into a morgue. the body of hitler's viceroy in belarus lay here for several hours, the old-timers said that under the vestibule during the war. you remember who the cubes killed, his corpse lay in this basement. well, apparently, the coldest place was, damn it, to save when minsk was liberated, the artists again returned to the theater building, the season of 44 opened with the premiere of the opera by yevgeny chakotsky olesya, but after the exhausting years of the war, the building was pretty battered, it took 3 years to restore losk after the reconstruction, to which joseph langbar himself had a hand. tiered balconies appeared in the theater, and a park was laid out around the building after the war, in view of the fact that the left wing was destroyed and the facades were actually restored. re-were trim coil. what the sixth forty-eighth did to the wrestlers, it has been preserved now , the war years have returned to this, the bolshoi theater again be

plekhanov and axelrod in france with the son-in-law of karl marx himself, laffarg in germany with wilhelmtion. here is what he then wrote, we believe that the means should be exactly those indicated by the emancipation of labor groups agitation of the revolutionary organization, the transition at a convenient moment to a decisive attack not refusing and actors. from the protocol of the interrogation of admiral kolchak in 1900, i have been promoted to lieutenant since that time. i started doing scientific work quite unexpectedly for myself. i received an offer from baron tolle to take part in organized by the academy of sciences under his command of the northern polar expedition as a hydrologist. for the russian state, this was one of the priority areas of scientific development, in many respects, because the task was to lay and develop the northern sea route, but at the same time, the expedition was of great importance; a number of new geographical objects were discovered, including islands and, not by chance, one of the open expeditions islands of personal defense, he also named after th

wilhelm, go ahead. caller: yes. why not do the keystone pipeline?would help bring down gas prices some more. that would do it right there. that is all i have to say for now. goodbye. host: we will end with a question about the russia-ukraine conflict, this challenge of getting gas prices down. the challenge for the administration, balancing both the conflict and the president's own domestic demand here at home. guest: certainly. to the keystone pipeline, the white house has had and will say that fuel wasn't running through that pipeline yet, so to just turn it on, that doesn't mean there would suddenly be fuel and prices would go down. to the 100 days of russia-ukraine, we have seen weekly, if not every other week, the u.s. announces some kind of new aid package, usually new security aid. they are sitting new weapons, oftentimes bigger weapons that have longer-range or greater capabilities. we have seen the biden administration continuing to show they are willing to provide the support for ukraine, willing to help them in their fight. they still don